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* FoeYay: [[spoiler: Kohei Kakihara]] is obsessed with Twenty Faces to the point, where he changes his appearance to look exactly like him and later tries to take Chiko under his wing. His main goal is to obtain Twenty's legacy, as he feels it was stolen from him a long time ago by Twenty himself.

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* FoeYay: FoeYayShipping: [[spoiler: Kohei Kakihara]] is obsessed with Twenty Faces to the point, where he changes his appearance to look exactly like him and later tries to take Chiko under his wing. His main goal is to obtain Twenty's legacy, as he feels it was stolen from him a long time ago by Twenty himself.
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* WhatAnIdiot: When a kid wants to enter your vulnerable submarine, of course you don't have to frisk her or thoroughly check what she's carrying in her basket. Even when she accompanies known crooks. Sure.
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* {{Moe}}: Heavily and quickly subverted, as Chiko is by no means defenseless or in need of protecting despite initial appearances, and she isn't naive or innocent at all since she's had to deal with her parents dying [[spoiler: and her only living relatives attempting to assassinate her for money]]. To quote from elsewhere: "If there were an absolute antithesis of moe, something that would completely convert to energy if it came into contact with moe, it would be Daughter Of Twenty Faces... the first two episodes might come across as a little moeee~ since Chiko is weak and vulnerable and tends to faint when attempting anything really strenuous and even picks up a [[BigBrotherInstinct nii-san]] really quickly. Then episodes 3, 4 and beyond happen and [[TookALevelInBadass MATTER BECOMES ENERGY]]."
** As a subset, ZettaiRyouiki is also subverted as, promotional image aside, the female characters all wear skirts that are absolutely no less than knee length and the animation even goes out of its way to avoid showing too much upper leg. TruthInTelevision for the era the show is meant to be set in.
** As another subset, there is possibly a little bit of woobieism attached to Chiko ([[spoiler: especially in light of episode six]]), but she generally possesses such a "take charge" attitude about her life and circumstances that she doesn't really seem like she needs much comforting. [[spoiler: On the other hand, pretty much anyone needs a hug after watching their dream life torn to shreds and then set on fire.]]
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** Shunka is also turning into a bit of a Scrappy for some viewers; she seems to have most of the negative aspects of an Ojou without many of the positive aspects, and she's nowhere near as competent in practical matters as Chiko to boot.

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** Shunka is also turning turned into a bit of a Scrappy for some viewers; she seems to have most of the negative aspects of an Ojou without many of the positive aspects, and she's nowhere near as competent in practical matters as Chiko to boot.
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* MoeMoe: Heavily and quickly subverted, as Chiko is by no means defenseless or in need of protecting despite initial appearances, and she isn't naive or innocent at all since she's had to deal with her parents dying [[spoiler: and her only living relatives attempting to assassinate her for money]]. To quote from elsewhere: "If there were an absolute antithesis of moe, something that would completely convert to energy if it came into contact with moe, it would be Daughter Of Twenty Faces... the first two episodes might come across as a little moeee~ since Chiko is weak and vulnerable and tends to faint when attempting anything really strenuous and even picks up a [[BigBrotherInstinct nii-san]] really quickly. Then episodes 3, 4 and beyond happen and [[TookALevelInBadass MATTER BECOMES ENERGY]]."
** As a subset, ZettaiRyouiki is also subverted as, above promotional image aside, the female characters all wear skirts that are absolutely no less than knee length and the animation even goes out of its way to avoid showing too much upper leg. TruthInTelevision for the era the show is meant to be set in.

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* MoeMoe: {{Moe}}: Heavily and quickly subverted, as Chiko is by no means defenseless or in need of protecting despite initial appearances, and she isn't naive or innocent at all since she's had to deal with her parents dying [[spoiler: and her only living relatives attempting to assassinate her for money]]. To quote from elsewhere: "If there were an absolute antithesis of moe, something that would completely convert to energy if it came into contact with moe, it would be Daughter Of Twenty Faces... the first two episodes might come across as a little moeee~ since Chiko is weak and vulnerable and tends to faint when attempting anything really strenuous and even picks up a [[BigBrotherInstinct nii-san]] really quickly. Then episodes 3, 4 and beyond happen and [[TookALevelInBadass MATTER BECOMES ENERGY]]."
** As a subset, ZettaiRyouiki is also subverted as, above promotional image aside, the female characters all wear skirts that are absolutely no less than knee length and the animation even goes out of its way to avoid showing too much upper leg. TruthInTelevision for the era the show is meant to be set in.
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* CanonSue: Likeable though he is, Twenty has all the qualities.
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* CanonSue: Likeable though he is, Twenty has all the qualities.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Both Twenty Faces and Akechi Kogorō first appeared in the late 1920's and they were both heavily influenced in ArseneLupin and Franchise/SherlockHolmes respectively.

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* OlderThanTheyThink: Both Twenty Faces and Akechi Kogorō first appeared in the late 1920's and they were both heavily influenced in ArseneLupin Literature/ArseneLupin and Franchise/SherlockHolmes respectively.



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* FoeYay: [[spoiler: Kohei Kakihara]] is obsessed with Twenty Faces to the point, where he changes his appearance to look exactly like him and later tries to take Chiko under his wing. His main goal is to obtain Twenty's legacy, as he feels it was stolen from him a long time ago by Twenty himself.
* LesYay: Dear God, Chiko and Shunka.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Both Twenty Faces and Akechi Kogorō first appeared in the late 1920's and they were both heavily influenced in ArseneLupin and SherlockHolmes respectively.

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* OlderThanTheyThink: Both Twenty Faces and Akechi Kogorō first appeared in the late 1920's and they were both heavily influenced in ArseneLupin and SherlockHolmes Franchise/SherlockHolmes respectively.
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* MoeMoe: Heavily and quickly subverted, as Chiko is by no means defenseless or in need of protecting despite initial appearances, and she isn't naive or innocent at all since she's had to deal with her parents dying [[spoiler: and her only living relatives attempting to assassinate her for money]]. To quote from elsewhere: "If there were an absolute antithesis of moe, something that would completely convert to energy if it came into contact with moe, it would be Daughter Of Twenty Faces... the first two episodes might come across as a little moeee~ since Chiko is weak and vulnerable and tends to faint when attempting anything really strenuous and even picks up a [[BigBrotherComplex nii-san]] really quickly. Then episodes 3, 4 and beyond happen and [[TookALevelInBadass MATTER BECOMES ENERGY]]."

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* MoeMoe: Heavily and quickly subverted, as Chiko is by no means defenseless or in need of protecting despite initial appearances, and she isn't naive or innocent at all since she's had to deal with her parents dying [[spoiler: and her only living relatives attempting to assassinate her for money]]. To quote from elsewhere: "If there were an absolute antithesis of moe, something that would completely convert to energy if it came into contact with moe, it would be Daughter Of Twenty Faces... the first two episodes might come across as a little moeee~ since Chiko is weak and vulnerable and tends to faint when attempting anything really strenuous and even picks up a [[BigBrotherComplex [[BigBrotherInstinct nii-san]] really quickly. Then episodes 3, 4 and beyond happen and [[TookALevelInBadass MATTER BECOMES ENERGY]]."
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Most of the episodes are built around the concept of something awesome, and thus either character-shaping or plot-altering, happening toward the end. These aren't really [[TengenToppaGurrenLagann Gurren-Lagann]] style crazy awesome, but tend to be somewhat more visually sedate moments that still make you pump your fist in the air. See the CMOA entry for examples.

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome (Most of the episodes are built around the concept of something awesome, and thus either character-shaping or plot-altering, happening toward the end. These aren't really [[TengenToppaGurrenLagann Gurren-Lagann]] style crazy awesome, but tend to be somewhat more visually sedate moments that still make you pump your fist in the air. See the CMOA entry for examples.)
* TheScrappy (The white-haired woman, who, while effectively evil, fast became ''intensely annoying'' in the way she went about things. Slightly confusing/poor characterization didn't help either.)

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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome (Most CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Most of the episodes are built around the concept of something awesome, and thus either character-shaping or plot-altering, happening toward the end. These aren't really [[TengenToppaGurrenLagann Gurren-Lagann]] style crazy awesome, but tend to be somewhat more visually sedate moments that still make you pump your fist in the air. See the CMOA entry for examples.)
examples.
* TheScrappy (The MoeMoe: Heavily and quickly subverted, as Chiko is by no means defenseless or in need of protecting despite initial appearances, and she isn't naive or innocent at all since she's had to deal with her parents dying [[spoiler: and her only living relatives attempting to assassinate her for money]]. To quote from elsewhere: "If there were an absolute antithesis of moe, something that would completely convert to energy if it came into contact with moe, it would be Daughter Of Twenty Faces... the first two episodes might come across as a little moeee~ since Chiko is weak and vulnerable and tends to faint when attempting anything really strenuous and even picks up a [[BigBrotherComplex nii-san]] really quickly. Then episodes 3, 4 and beyond happen and [[TookALevelInBadass MATTER BECOMES ENERGY]]."
** As a subset, ZettaiRyouiki is also subverted as, above promotional image aside, the female characters all wear skirts that are absolutely no less than knee length and the animation even goes out of its way to avoid showing too much upper leg. TruthInTelevision for the era the show is meant to be set in.
** As another subset, there is possibly a little bit of woobieism attached to Chiko ([[spoiler: especially in light of episode six]]), but she generally possesses such a "take charge" attitude about her life and circumstances that she doesn't really seem like she needs much comforting. [[spoiler: On the other hand, pretty much anyone needs a hug after watching their dream life torn to shreds and then set on fire.]]
* OlderThanTheyThink: Both Twenty Faces and Akechi Kogorō first appeared in the late 1920's and they were both heavily influenced in ArseneLupin and SherlockHolmes respectively.
* TheScrappy: The
white-haired woman, who, while effectively evil, fast became ''intensely annoying'' in the way she went about things. Slightly confusing/poor characterization didn't help either.)



* WhatAnIdiot (When a kid wants to enter your vulnerable submarine, of course you don't have to frisk her or thoroughly check what she's carrying in her basket. Even when she accompanies known crooks. Sure.)

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* WhatAnIdiot (When WhatAnIdiot: When a kid wants to enter your vulnerable submarine, of course you don't have to frisk her or thoroughly check what she's carrying in her basket. Even when she accompanies known crooks. Sure.)
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Changing tense since series is long completed. The tech behind her body is explained.


* TheScrappy (The white-haired woman, who, while effectively evil, is also fast becoming ''intensely annoying'' in the way she goes about things. Slightly confusing/poor characterization and setting dissonance (in a Holmesian/pulp-scifi setting she's [[spoiler: a magic puppet]]?) is not helping, either.)

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* TheScrappy (The white-haired woman, who, while effectively evil, is also fast becoming became ''intensely annoying'' in the way she goes went about things. Slightly confusing/poor characterization and setting dissonance (in a Holmesian/pulp-scifi setting she's [[spoiler: a magic puppet]]?) is not helping, didn't help either.)

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