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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForLittleGirls: Inverted. While it is for girls, it is also for a more open market than just young girls due to Telecom's past productions.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForLittleGirls: Inverted. While it is for girls, it is also for a more open market than just young girls due to Telecom's past productions.
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Maybe too sugary to be taken seriously...
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* TheScrappy: Vivi is slowly becoming this.
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%% * TheScrappy: Vivi is slowly becoming this.this. %% Not enough context. What aspect of Vivi's character makes people hate her?
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* BizarroEpisode: Episodes 15 and 22, in particular the end of the first one with the card-puking. The second one is justified due to most of it being AllJustADream. As both featured supporting characters of the episode, Tenko and Momoka, appear in the finale, neither can truly count as a BigLippedAlligatorMoment episode.
* CoveredUp: Some non-Japanese viewers may not know this, but while the songs featured in the show (that aren't the ending theme) were taken from the game, they're not the same versions heard in the game. The versions heard in the anime are covers performed by three of the members of S/Mileage in character as Lilpri (both in the show, and onstage in real life).
* FridgeLogic: Why does Leila have a Japanese family name if her father is Italian?
** Maybe her parents are divorced because of Marco's job?
* TheScrappy: Vivi is slowly becoming this.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The second ending song, "Vira Vira Virou", is clearly one of these to a popular Portuguese song with possibly the same title, something even acknowledged in the lyrics.
* TastesLikeDiabetes: Maybe too sugary to be taken seriously...
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* CoveredUp: Some non-Japanese viewers may not know this, but while the songs featured in the show (that aren't the ending theme) were taken from the game, they're not the same versions heard in the game. The versions heard in the anime are covers performed by three of the members of S/Mileage in character as Lilpri (both in the show, and onstage in real life).
* FridgeLogic: Why does Leila have a Japanese family name if her father is Italian?
** Maybe her parents are divorced because of Marco's job?
* TheScrappy: Vivi is slowly becoming this.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The second ending song, "Vira Vira Virou", is clearly one of these to a popular Portuguese song with possibly the same title, something even acknowledged in the lyrics.
* TastesLikeDiabetes: Maybe too sugary to be taken seriously...
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