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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coSLiUHurUg "1000% Sparking"]] has a more action-packed feel to it compared to the franchise's other openings like "Happy Material".
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coSLiUHurUg "1000% Sparking"]] has a more action-packed feel to it compared to the franchise's other openings like "Happy Material".
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coSLiUHurUg "1000% Sparking"]] has a more action-packed feel to it compared to the franchise's other openings like "Happy Material".
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* QuirkyWork: Compared to the original manga and other entries in the ''Negima'' franchise, this anime is a good deal sillier and more prone to DerangedAnimation, particularly with its characterization of Asuna as a ditzy {{Cloudcuckoolander}} who's obsessed with chupacabras.
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* QuirkyWork: Compared to the original manga and other entries in the ''Negima'' franchise, this anime is a good deal sillier and more prone to DerangedAnimation, particularly with its characterization of Asuna as a ditzy {{Cloudcuckoolander}} loony who's obsessed with chupacabras.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Asuna in the Spring Special OVA. She disrupts Negi's studies, insisting that he goes to bed and following a heated argument, Negi snaps at her telling her that it's none of her business (a rare instance of Negi actually issuing an instruction as a teacher). Asuna spends the next four-day sulking about it and giving Negi the cold shoulder, despite the fact that he apologized to her several times- all because he told her to stop being such a ControlFreak. Rather than an endearing {{Tsundere}}, she comes across as [[{{Wangst}} whiny]] and [[SpoiledBrat immature]] throughout the entire episode.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Asuna in the Spring Special OVA. She disrupts Negi's studies, insisting that he goes to bed and following a heated argument, Negi snaps at her telling her that it's none of her business (a rare instance of Negi actually issuing an instruction as a teacher). Asuna spends the next four-day sulking about it and giving Negi the cold shoulder, despite the fact that he apologized to her several times- all because he told her to stop being such a ControlFreak. Rather than an endearing {{Tsundere}}, she comes across as [[{{Wangst}} whiny]] and [[SpoiledBrat immature]] throughout the entire episode.episode.
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* QuirkyWork: Compared to the original manga and other entries in the ''Negima'' franchise, this anime is a good deal sillier and more prone to DerangedAnimation, particularly with its characterization of Asuna as a ditzy {{Cloudcuckoolander}} who's obsessed with chupacabras.
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* QuirkyWork: Compared to the original manga and other entries in the franchise, this anime is a good deal sillier and more prone to DerangedAnimation, particularly with its characterization of Asuna as a ditzy {{Cloudcuckoolander}} who's obsessed with chupacabras.
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** Kei Haneoka's wonderful soundtrack captures the magical, heartwarming feel of Negima perfectly. So much so that he keeps coming back to compose for other Negima adaptations. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnKr7lrxfFc The Pactio theme]] is worth mentioning.
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** Kei Haneoka's wonderful soundtrack captures the magical, heartwarming feel of Negima perfectly. So much so that he keeps coming back to compose for other Negima adaptations. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnKr7lrxfFc The Pactio theme]] is worth mentioning.a perfect example.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coSLiUHurUg "1000% Sparking"]] has a more action-packed feel to it compared to the franchise's other openings like "Happy Material".
** Kei Haneoka's wonderful soundtrack captures the magical, heartwarming feel of Negima perfectly. So much so that he keeps coming back to compose for other Negima adaptations. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnKr7lrxfFc The Pactio theme]] is worth mentioning.
** Kei Haneoka's wonderful soundtrack captures the magical, heartwarming feel of Negima perfectly. So much so that he keeps coming back to compose for other Negima adaptations. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnKr7lrxfFc The Pactio theme]] is worth mentioning.
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* FlatCharacter: None of the characters get the development their original manga counterparts got. Everyone is defined by their personality traits.
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*ArcFatigue: The characters spend 10 episodes trapped in the fake Mahora and for the most part, they're just going about their day, not doing anything particularly exciting.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Asuna in the Spring Special OVA. She disrupts Negi's studies, insisting that he goes to bed and following a heated argument, Negi snaps at her telling her that it's none of her business (a rare instance of Negi actually issuing an instruction as a teacher). Asuna spends the next four day sulking about it and giving Negi the cold shoulder, despite the fact that he apologized to her several times- all because he told her to stop being such a ControlFreak. Rather than an endearing {{Tsundere}}, she comes across as [[{{Wangst}} whiny]] and [[SpoiledBrat immature]] throughout the entire episode.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Asuna in the Spring Special OVA. She disrupts Negi's studies, insisting that he goes to bed and following a heated argument, Negi snaps at her telling her that it's none of her business (a rare instance of Negi actually issuing an instruction as a teacher). Asuna spends the next four day four-day sulking about it and giving Negi the cold shoulder, despite the fact that he apologized to her several times- all because he told her to stop being such a ControlFreak. Rather than an endearing {{Tsundere}}, she comes across as [[{{Wangst}} whiny]] and [[SpoiledBrat immature]] throughout the entire episode.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Asuna in the Spring Special OVA. She disrupts Negi's studies, insisting that he goes to bed and following a heated argument, Negi snaps at her telling her that it's none of her business (a rare instance of Negi actually issuing an instruction as a teacher). Asuna spends the next four day sulking about it and giving Negi the cold shoulder, despite the fact that he apologized to her several times- all because he told her to stop being such a ControlFreak. She comes across as [[{{Wangst}} whiny]] and [[SpoiledBrat immature]] throughout the entire episode.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Asuna in the Spring Special OVA. She disrupts Negi's studies, insisting that he goes to bed and following a heated argument, Negi snaps at her telling her that it's none of her business (a rare instance of Negi actually issuing an instruction as a teacher). Asuna spends the next four day sulking about it and giving Negi the cold shoulder, despite the fact that he apologized to her several times- all because he told her to stop being such a ControlFreak. She Rather than an endearing {{Tsundere}}, she comes across as [[{{Wangst}} whiny]] and [[SpoiledBrat immature]] throughout the entire episode.
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* ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs: ''Negima!?'' is ''Negima'' on... well, whatever Creator/StudioSHAFT is usually on.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Asuna in the Spring Special OVA. She disrupts Negi's studies, insisting that he goes to bed and following a heated argument, Negi snaps at her telling her that it's none of her business (a rare instance of Negi actually issuing an instruction as a teacher). Asuna spends the next four day sulking about it and giving Negi the cold shoulder, despite the fact that he apologized to her several times- all because he told her to stop being such a ControlFreak. She comes across as [[{{Wangst}} whiny]] and [[SpoiledBrat immature]] throughout the entire episode.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Asuna in the Spring Special OVA. She disrupts Negi's studies, insisting that he goes to bed and following a heated argument, Negi snaps at her telling her that it's none of her business (a rare instance of Negi actually issuing an instruction as a teacher). Asuna spends the next four day sulking about it and giving Negi the cold shoulder, despite the fact that he apologized to her several times- all because he told her to stop being such a ControlFreak. She comes across as [[{{Wangst}} whiny]] and [[SpoiledBrat immature]] throughout the entire episode.
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* CreatorsPet: Anya in ''Negima!? neo''.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: In Episode 8, titled "'Professor, please make us adults,' by Fuka, Fumika" the twins ask Negi to make them adults, meaning to form pactios with them, giving them adult responsibilities rather than treating them like children. Of course, in Japan, to make someone an adult means the same as making someone a man/woman does to English-speakers -- in other words, a euphemism for taking that person's virginity.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: In Episode 8, titled "'Professor, please make us adults,' by Fuka, Fumika" the twins ask Negi to make them adults, meaning to form pactios with them, giving them adult responsibilities rather than treating them like children. Of course, in Japan, to make someone an adult means the same as making someone a man/woman does to English-speakers -- in other words, [[SexAsARiteOfPassage a euphemism for taking that person's virginity.virginity]].
* CreatorsPet: Anya in ''Negima!? neo''.
* ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs: ''Negima!?'' is ''Negima'' on... well, whatever Creator/StudioSHAFT is usually on.
* CreatorsPet: Anya in ''Negima!? neo''.
* ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs: ''Negima!?'' is ''Negima'' on... well, whatever Creator/StudioSHAFT is usually on.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: In Episode 8, titled "'Professor, please make us adults,' by Fuka, Fumika" the twins ask Negi to make them adults, meaning to form pactios with them, giving them adult responsibilities rather than treating them like children. Of course, in Japan, to make someone an adult means the same as making someone a man/woman does to English-speakers -- in other words, a euphemism for taking that person's virginity.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: In Episode 8, titled "'Professor, please make us adults,' by Fuka, Fumika" the twins ask Negi to make them adults, meaning to form pactios with them, giving them adult responsibilities rather than treating them like children. Of course, in Japan, to make someone an adult means the same as making someone a man/woman does to English-speakers -- in other words, taking that person's virginity.