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* RonTheDeathEater: Nagisa goes from being a comically inept villain seeking nothing but the humiliation of her brother to a murderous international crime lord with no explanation.
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* RonTheDeathEater: Nagisa goes from being a comically inept villain seeking nothing but the humiliation of her brother to murderous international crime lord with no explanation.
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* RonTheDeathEater: Nagisa goes from being a comically inept villain seeking nothing but the humiliation of her brother to a murderous international crime lord with no explanation.
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* CanonDefilement: Nagisa in ''Manga/HereIsGreenwood'' doesn't run the yakuza. She does have a group of henchmen who do her bidding, but only in plans that involve humiliating her brother. This creates a bit of a problem as the plot of the fanfic requires that she be a maniacal murderous villain, when she's just not up to it in the series.
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Critical Research Failure is now a disambiguation page.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Returning with a vengeance, as Peter attempts to describe the three other anime series he crossed the ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' characters over with and makes many laughable errors in the process of "enlightening" the audience.
** ''Anime/RidingBean'' was not a prequel to ''Manga/GunsmithCats'', but the pilot for a different series. They don't even share a continuity (and actually can't -- Rally isn't even the same ethnicity in the other series!).
** Nagisa in ''Manga/HereIsGreenwood'' doesn't run the yakuza. She does have a group of henchmen who do her bidding, but only in plans that involve humiliating her brother. This creates a bit of a problem as the plot of the fanfic requires that she be a maniacal murderous villain, when she's just not up to it in the series.
** ...it is very unlikely that a teenager from the late '90s in America would have seen or read ''Manga/TheRoseOfVersailles'' considering that the manga was never released in English and the anime didn't get licensed until 2012. (Even claiming that she'd seen the 1979 live-action film ''Lady Oscar'' is a stretch, as that was only released in Japan and France.) As fansubs were hard to come by if you weren't in college and had an anime club to hook you up, there's not a chance Daria heard of this to the point where she would immediately connect Shun's being raised female with Oscar's masculine upbringing.
** Contrary to Peter's note pointlessly explaining the end of the ''Gunsmith Cats'' OVA, it was ''Rally'' who killed Natasha Radinov. Collins got a lucky shot in that broke the axe blade, but Rally guns her down at point blank range. Collins holding it over her head in the story (and Rally agreeing!) is a complete lark.
** As noted in the MSTing, Peter makes a note that tempura is "stir fried fish in a wok", when it's actually batter dipped seafood or vegetables.
** ''Anime/RidingBean'' was not a prequel to ''Manga/GunsmithCats'', but the pilot for a different series. They don't even share a continuity (and actually can't -- Rally isn't even the same ethnicity in the other series!).
** Nagisa in ''Manga/HereIsGreenwood'' doesn't run the yakuza. She does have a group of henchmen who do her bidding, but only in plans that involve humiliating her brother. This creates a bit of a problem as the plot of the fanfic requires that she be a maniacal murderous villain, when she's just not up to it in the series.
** ...it is very unlikely that a teenager from the late '90s in America would have seen or read ''Manga/TheRoseOfVersailles'' considering that the manga was never released in English and the anime didn't get licensed until 2012. (Even claiming that she'd seen the 1979 live-action film ''Lady Oscar'' is a stretch, as that was only released in Japan and France.) As fansubs were hard to come by if you weren't in college and had an anime club to hook you up, there's not a chance Daria heard of this to the point where she would immediately connect Shun's being raised female with Oscar's masculine upbringing.
** Contrary to Peter's note pointlessly explaining the end of the ''Gunsmith Cats'' OVA, it was ''Rally'' who killed Natasha Radinov. Collins got a lucky shot in that broke the axe blade, but Rally guns her down at point blank range. Collins holding it over her head in the story (and Rally agreeing!) is a complete lark.
** As noted in the MSTing, Peter makes a note that tempura is "stir fried fish in a wok", when it's actually batter dipped seafood or vegetables.
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** ...it is very unlikely that a teenager from the late '90s in America would have seen or read ''Manga/TheRoseOfVersailles'' considering that the manga was never released in English and the anime didn't get licensed until 2012. As fansubs were hard to come by if you weren't in college and had an anime club to hook you up, there's not a chance Daria heard of this to the point where she would immediately connect Shun's being raised female with Oscar's masculine upbringing.
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** ...it is very unlikely that a teenager from the late '90s in America would have seen or read ''Manga/TheRoseOfVersailles'' considering that the manga was never released in English and the anime didn't get licensed until 2012. (Even claiming that she'd seen the 1979 live-action film ''Lady Oscar'' is a stretch, as that was only released in Japan and France.) As fansubs were hard to come by if you weren't in college and had an anime club to hook you up, there's not a chance Daria heard of this to the point where she would immediately connect Shun's being raised female with Oscar's masculine upbringing.
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** Nagisa in ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'' doesn't run the yakuza. She does have a group of henchmen who do her bidding, but only in plans that involve humiliating her brother. This creates a bit of a problem as the plot of the fanfic requires that she be a maniacal murderous villain, when she's just not up to it in the series.
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** Nagisa in ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'' ''Manga/HereIsGreenwood'' doesn't run the yakuza. She does have a group of henchmen who do her bidding, but only in plans that involve humiliating her brother. This creates a bit of a problem as the plot of the fanfic requires that she be a maniacal murderous villain, when she's just not up to it in the series.
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** ''Anime/RidingBean'' was not a prequel to ''Manga/GunsmithCats'', but the pilot for a different series. They don't even share a continuity (and actually can't - Rally isn't even the same ethnicity in the other series!).
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** ''Anime/RidingBean'' was not a prequel to ''Manga/GunsmithCats'', but the pilot for a different series. They don't even share a continuity (and actually can't - -- Rally isn't even the same ethnicity in the other series!).
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** ...it is very unlikely that a teenager from the late 90s in America would have seen or read ''Manga/RoseOfVersailles'' considering that the manga was never released in English and the anime didn't get licensed until 2012. As fansubs were hard to come by if you weren't in college and had an anime club to hook you up, there's not a chance Daria heard of this to the point where she would immediately connect Shun's being raised female with Oscar's masculine upbringing.
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** ...it is very unlikely that a teenager from the late 90s '90s in America would have seen or read ''Manga/RoseOfVersailles'' ''Manga/TheRoseOfVersailles'' considering that the manga was never released in English and the anime didn't get licensed until 2012. As fansubs were hard to come by if you weren't in college and had an anime club to hook you up, there's not a chance Daria heard of this to the point where she would immediately connect Shun's being raised female with Oscar's masculine upbringing.
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* OutOfCharacter: In addition to [[Fanfic/TheMiserySenshiNeoZeroDoubleBlitzkriegDebacle the previous story]]'s derailments, this one added some new ones!
** In the actual ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'', Shun is feminine in appearance and mannerisms, but only pulls the "bent gender" gag once as part of a hazing on Kazuya. Beyond that, he identifies as a heterosexual male and has no interest in actually being a woman. In the ''fanfic'', Shun is a pre-op transgendered woman who has just gotten breast implants and also voices his love of men and his wish to get the rest of the surgery done so he can be a fully biological woman.
** In the actual ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'', Shun is feminine in appearance and mannerisms, but only pulls the "bent gender" gag once as part of a hazing on Kazuya. Beyond that, he identifies as a heterosexual male and has no interest in actually being a woman. In the ''fanfic'', Shun is a pre-op transgendered woman who has just gotten breast implants and also voices his love of men and his wish to get the rest of the surgery done so he can be a fully biological woman.
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** Contrary to Peter's note pointlessly explaining the end of the ''Gunsmith Cats'' OVA, it was ''Rally'' who killed Natasha Radinov. Collins got a lucky shot in that broke the axe blade, but Rally guns her down at point blank range. Collins holding it over her head in the story (and Rally agreeing!) is a completely lark.
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** Contrary to Peter's note pointlessly explaining the end of the ''Gunsmith Cats'' OVA, it was ''Rally'' who killed Natasha Radinov. Collins got a lucky shot in that broke the axe blade, but Rally guns her down at point blank range. Collins holding it over her head in the story (and Rally agreeing!) is a completely complete lark.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Returning with a vengeance, as Peter attempts to describe the three other anime series he crossed the Daria ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' characters over with and makes many laughable errors in the process of "enlightening" the audience.
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** Nagisa in ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'' doesn't run the yakuza. She does have a group of henchman that do her bidding, but only in plans that involve humiliating her brother. This creates a bit of a problem as the plot of the fanfic requires that she be a maniacal murderous villain, when she's just not up to it in the series.
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** Nagisa in ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'' doesn't run the yakuza. She does have a group of henchman that henchmen who do her bidding, but only in plans that involve humiliating her brother. This creates a bit of a problem as the plot of the fanfic requires that she be a maniacal murderous villain, when she's just not up to it in the series.
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* OutOfCharacter: In addition to [[Fanfic/TheMiserySenshiNeoZeroDoubleBlitzkriegDebacle the previous story]]'s derailments, this one added some new ones!
** In the actual ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'', Shun is feminine in appearance and mannerisms, but only pulls the "bent gender" gag once as part of a hazing on Kazuya. Beyond that, he identifies as a heterosexual male and has no interest in actually being a woman. In the ''fanfic'', Shun is a pre-op transgendered woman who has just gotten breast implants and also voices his love of men and his wish to get the rest of the surgery done so he can be a fully biological woman.
** In the actual ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'', Shun is feminine in appearance and mannerisms, but only pulls the "bent gender" gag once as part of a hazing on Kazuya. Beyond that, he identifies as a heterosexual male and has no interest in actually being a woman. In the ''fanfic'', Shun is a pre-op transgendered woman who has just gotten breast implants and also voices his love of men and his wish to get the rest of the surgery done so he can be a fully biological woman.
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* CharacterDerailment: In addition to [[Fanfic/TheMiserySenshiNeoZeroDoubleBlitzkriegDebacle the previous story]]'s derailments, this one added some new ones!
** In the actual ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'', Shun is feminine in appearance and mannerisms, but only pulls the "bent gender" gag once as part of a hazing on Kazuya. Beyond that, he identifies as a heterosexual male and has no interest in actually being a woman. In the ''fanfic'', Shun is a pre-op transgendered woman who has just gotten breast implants and also voices his love of men and his wish to get the rest of the surgery done so he can be a fully biological woman.
** In the actual ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'', Shun is feminine in appearance and mannerisms, but only pulls the "bent gender" gag once as part of a hazing on Kazuya. Beyond that, he identifies as a heterosexual male and has no interest in actually being a woman. In the ''fanfic'', Shun is a pre-op transgendered woman who has just gotten breast implants and also voices his love of men and his wish to get the rest of the surgery done so he can be a fully biological woman.
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** As noted in the MSTing, Peter makes a note that tempura is "stir fried fish in a wok", when it's actually batter dipped seafood or vegetables.
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** Contrary to Peter's note pointlessly explaining the end of the ''Gunsmith Cats'' OVA, it was ''Rally'' who killed Natasha Radinov. Collins got a lucky shot in that broke the axe blade, but Rally guns her down at point blank range. Collins holding it over her head in the story (and Rally agreeing!) is a completely lark.
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* CriticalResearchError: CriticalResearchFailure: Returning with a vengeance, as Peter attempts to describe the three other anime series he crossed the Daria characters over with and makes many laughable errors in the process of "enlightening" the audience.
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** ...it is very unlikely that a teenager from the late 90s in America would have seen or read ''Manga/RoseOfVersailles'' considering that the manga was never released in English and the anime didn't get licensed until 2012. As fansubs were hard to come by if you weren't in college and had an anime club to hook you up, there's not a chance Daria heard of this to the point where she would immediately connect Shun's being raised female with Oscar's masculine upbringing.
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* CriticalResearchError: Returning with a vengeance, as Peter attempts to describe the three other anime series he crossed the Daria characters over with and makes many laughable errors in the process of "enlightening" the audience.
** ''Anime/RidingBean'' was not a prequel to ''Manga/GunsmithCats'', but the pilot for a different series. They don't even share a continuity (and actually can't - Rally isn't even the same ethnicity in the other series!).
** Nagisa in ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'' doesn't run the yakuza. She does have a group of henchman that do her bidding, but only in plans that involve humiliating her brother. This creates a bit of a problem as the plot of the fanfic requires that she be a maniacal murderous villain, when she's just not up to it in the series.
** ''Anime/RidingBean'' was not a prequel to ''Manga/GunsmithCats'', but the pilot for a different series. They don't even share a continuity (and actually can't - Rally isn't even the same ethnicity in the other series!).
** Nagisa in ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'' doesn't run the yakuza. She does have a group of henchman that do her bidding, but only in plans that involve humiliating her brother. This creates a bit of a problem as the plot of the fanfic requires that she be a maniacal murderous villain, when she's just not up to it in the series.
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* CharacterDerailment: In addition to [[Fanfic/TheMiserySenshiNeoZeroDoubleBlitzkriegDebacle the previous story's story]]'s derailments, this one added some new ones!
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** In the actual ''KokoWaGreenwood'', Shun is feminine in appearance and mannerisms, but only pulls the "bent gender" gag once as part of a hazing on Kazuya. Beyond that, he identifies as a heterosexual male and has no interest in actually being a woman. In the ''fanfic'', Shun is a pre-op transgendered woman who has just gotten breast implants and also voices his love of men and his wish to get the rest of the surgery done so he can be a fully biological woman.
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** In the actual ''KokoWaGreenwood'', ''Manga/KokoWaGreenwood'', Shun is feminine in appearance and mannerisms, but only pulls the "bent gender" gag once as part of a hazing on Kazuya. Beyond that, he identifies as a heterosexual male and has no interest in actually being a woman. In the ''fanfic'', Shun is a pre-op transgendered woman who has just gotten breast implants and also voices his love of men and his wish to get the rest of the surgery done so he can be a fully biological woman.
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* CharacterDerailment: In addition to the last stories previous story's derailments, this one added some new ones!
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* RonTheDeathEater: Nagisa goes from being a comically inept villain seeking nothing but the humiliation of her brother to murderous international crime lord with no explanation.
** In the actual ''KokoWaGreenwood'', Shun is feminine in appearance and mannerisms, but only pulls the "bent gender" gag once as part of a hazing on Kazuya. Beyond that, he identifies as a heterosexual male and has no interest in actually being a woman. In the ''fanfic'', Shun is a pre-op transgendered woman who has just gotten breast implants and also voices his love of men and his wish to get the rest of the surgery done so he can be a fully biological woman.
* RonTheDeathEater: Nagisa goes from being a comically inept villain seeking nothing but the humiliation of her brother to murderous international crime lord with no explanation.
