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* ToyShip: in Ido e Itaru Mori e Itaru Ido.
* UnfortunateImplications: In at least one of their [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8WEdWPLSvM live performances of Roman]], they had Ike step in to play the role of one of the jewel thieves at the end of Norowareshi Houseki. Given that he's black (unusual in itself in a Japanese group) and hardly ever steps in for any role besides narrator, it could definitely come off as a none-too-subtle ScaryBlackMan. They might have figured this out, as in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEQMEBguD0 other performances]], they had Revo - who actually voiced one of the jewel thieves - act out the role.
* UnfortunateImplications: In at least one of their [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8WEdWPLSvM live performances of Roman]], they had Ike step in to play the role of one of the jewel thieves at the end of Norowareshi Houseki. Given that he's black (unusual in itself in a Japanese group) and hardly ever steps in for any role besides narrator, it could definitely come off as a none-too-subtle ScaryBlackMan. They might have figured this out, as in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEQMEBguD0 other performances]], they had Revo - who actually voiced one of the jewel thieves - act out the role.
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* ToyShip: in Ido e Itaru Mori e Itaru Ido.
* UnfortunateImplications: In at least one of their [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8WEdWPLSvM live performances of Roman]], they had Ike step in to play the role of one of the jewel thieves at the end of Norowareshi Houseki. Given that he's black (unusual in itself in a Japanese group) and hardly ever steps in for any role besides narrator, it could definitely come off as a none-too-subtle ScaryBlackMan. They might have figured this out, as in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEQMEBguD0 other performances]], they had Revo - who actually voiced one of the jewel thieves - act out the role.Ido.
* UnfortunateImplications: In at least one of their [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8WEdWPLSvM live performances of Roman]], they had Ike step in to play the role of one of the jewel thieves at the end of Norowareshi Houseki. Given that he's black (unusual in itself in a Japanese group) and hardly ever steps in for any role besides narrator, it could definitely come off as a none-too-subtle ScaryBlackMan. They might have figured this out, as in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEQMEBguD0 other performances]], they had Revo - who actually voiced one of the jewel thieves - act out the role.
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** ''Seisen no Iberia'''s [[FoeYay Ramirez and Ishaq]] has a small fandom, for some reason.
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** ''Seisen no Iberia'''s [[FoeYay [[FoeYayShipping Ramirez and Ishaq]] has a small fandom, for some reason.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: Revo uses the name "Linked Horizon" for when he is making music based on other creators' works, rather than his own stories, such as the soundtracks to the Bravley Default games and the openings and endings to Attack on Titan. Plenty of fans of the latter loves the themes, but have no idea that Sound Horizon exists.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: Revo uses the name "Linked Horizon" for when he is making music based on other creators' works, rather than his own stories, such as the soundtracks to the Bravley Default VideoGame/BravelyDefault games and the openings and endings to Attack on Titan. Manga/AttackOnTitan. Plenty of fans of the latter loves love the themes, songs, but have no idea that Sound Horizon exists.
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* MorePopularSpinoff: Revo uses the name "Linked Horizon" for when he is making music based on other creators' works, rather than his own stories, such as the soundtracks to the Bravley Default games and the openings and endings to Attack on Titan. Plenty of fans of the latter loves the themes, but have no idea that Sound Horizon exists.
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* BrokenBase: Pre-Aramary and Post-Aramary fanatics.
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* BrokenBase: Whether or not Sound Horizon albums are better before Aramary left or after she left. Pre-Aramary fans think that the newer albums don't sound the same nor do they have the same charm with Aramary voicing and singing in the albums. Post-Aramary fanatics.fans, on the other hand, prefer the variety of new voices joining in the albums and think it adds more color to the album's story.
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Darth Wiki doesn't go on YMMV. - https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/remarks.php?trope=DarthWiki.MostAnnoyingSound
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* MostAnnoyingSound: Elise's EvilLaugh can get seriously irritating after a while.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Most of the Moira album. But in particular, tracks 13 and 14.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Most of the Moira album. But in particular, tracks 13 and 14.
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* MostAnnoyingSound: Elise's EvilLaugh can get seriously irritating after a while.
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* MemeticMutation: Thanks to NicoNicoDouga and Youtube, [[Manga/AttackOnTitan "Guren no Yumiya"]] is now [[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/attack-on-titan-opening-credits-parodies anime's answer to Guile's Theme.]]
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* MemeticMutation: Thanks to NicoNicoDouga Website/NicoNicoDouga and Youtube, Website/YouTube, [[Manga/AttackOnTitan "Guren no Yumiya"]] is now [[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/attack-on-titan-opening-credits-parodies anime's answer to Guile's Theme.]]
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** ''Seisen no Iberia'''s [[FoeYay Ramirez and Ishaq]] has a small fandom, for some reason.
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* CrackShip: Snow White x Sleeping Beauty has a following. They're ususally paired up by realizing their prince isn't that dreamy and leavign him for each other.
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* CrackShip: Snow White x Sleeping Beauty has a following. They're ususally paired Fans usually pair them up by realizing their having them realize the prince isn't (as the same person) wans't all that dreamy great to them and leavign decide to divorce him for each other.and marry eachother instead.
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* CrackShip: Snow White x Sleeping Beauty has a following. They're ususally paired up by realizing their prince isn't that dreamy and leavign him for each other.
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* UnfortunateImplications[=/=]ValuesDissonance:
** The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
** The song "Tasogare no Savant" is also very difficult to discuss with an American without provoking an argument. Japan does not have nearly as strong a Christian or feminist presence as the US does, so while in Japan, the woman deciding whether or not to bear her child is simply an interesting mechanic through which to discuss the meaning and value of life, an American discussing it would inevitably wind up bogged down in the eternal abortion debate in the US, with many feminists taking issue with the fact that the woman asks the old man for advice on whether or not to keep the child.
** In at least one of their [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8WEdWPLSvM live performances of Roman]], they had Ike step in to play the role of one of the jewel thieves at the end of Norowareshi Houseki. Given that he's black (unusual in itself in a Japanese group) and hardly ever steps in for any role besides narrator, it could definitely come off as a none-too-subtle ScaryBlackMan. They might have figured this out, as in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEQMEBguD0 other performances]], they had Revo - who actually voiced one of the jewel thieves - act out the role.
** The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
** The song "Tasogare no Savant" is also very difficult to discuss with an American without provoking an argument. Japan does not have nearly as strong a Christian or feminist presence as the US does, so while in Japan, the woman deciding whether or not to bear her child is simply an interesting mechanic through which to discuss the meaning and value of life, an American discussing it would inevitably wind up bogged down in the eternal abortion debate in the US, with many feminists taking issue with the fact that the woman asks the old man for advice on whether or not to keep the child.
** In at least one of their [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8WEdWPLSvM live performances of Roman]], they had Ike step in to play the role of one of the jewel thieves at the end of Norowareshi Houseki. Given that he's black (unusual in itself in a Japanese group) and hardly ever steps in for any role besides narrator, it could definitely come off as a none-too-subtle ScaryBlackMan. They might have figured this out, as in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEQMEBguD0 other performances]], they had Revo - who actually voiced one of the jewel thieves - act out the role.
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* UnfortunateImplications[=/=]ValuesDissonance:
** The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
** The song "Tasogare no Savant" is also very difficult to discuss with an American without provoking an argument. Japan does not have nearly as strong a Christian or feminist presence as the US does, so while in Japan, the woman deciding whether or not to bear her child is simply an interesting mechanic through which to discuss the meaning and value of life, an American discussing it would inevitably wind up bogged down in the eternal abortion debate in the US, with many feminists taking issue with the fact that the woman asks the old man for advice on whether or not to keep the child.
**UnfortunateImplications: In at least one of their [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8WEdWPLSvM live performances of Roman]], they had Ike step in to play the role of one of the jewel thieves at the end of Norowareshi Houseki. Given that he's black (unusual in itself in a Japanese group) and hardly ever steps in for any role besides narrator, it could definitely come off as a none-too-subtle ScaryBlackMan. They might have figured this out, as in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzEQMEBguD0 other performances]], they had Revo - who actually voiced one of the jewel thieves - act out the role.
** The FridgeHorror above from Marchen. TheBlackDeath doesn't actually come from wells. It comes from fleas on rats (presumably the reason they showed a silhouette of a rat in the live DVD). However, it was actually thought at the time of TheBlackDeath that it did, in fact, come from the poisoning of well water. The culprits who supposedly poisoned said well water? [[OnceAcceptableTargets The Jews]]. Caused a lot of deadly pogroms. You can probably hazard a guess that a song from the US (where there are more Jews) would have avoided that.
** The song "Tasogare no Savant" is also very difficult to discuss with an American without provoking an argument. Japan does not have nearly as strong a Christian or feminist presence as the US does, so while in Japan, the woman deciding whether or not to bear her child is simply an interesting mechanic through which to discuss the meaning and value of life, an American discussing it would inevitably wind up bogged down in the eternal abortion debate in the US, with many feminists taking issue with the fact that the woman asks the old man for advice on whether or not to keep the child.
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* FreudWasRight: As long as there is a hole, Bluebeard will pierce it with his Longinus.
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* In Marchen, fans cried during the moment Elizabeth gave Mar a cool down hug in 'Haritsuke no Seijo'. Some fans cried during the moment Elizabeth made Mar remind him of who he was in the past instead.
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* In Marchen, fans cried during the moment Elizabeth gave Mar a cool down hug in 'Haritsuke no Seijo'. Some fans cried during the moment Elizabeth made Mar remind him of who he was in the past instead.
