History YMMV / YuruYuri

* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: [[https://youtu.be/fPIv0d3sfu0?t=4 Mirakurun's transformation music[=/=]character song]] sounds [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBS0AGgGTnQ&feature=youtu.be&t=62 an awful lot like the second opening]] to ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya''.

** Also, the show starts with Akari being LateForSchool, [[DiscreditedTrope with a slice of toast hanging out of her mouth]]. Very few anime can get more cliched than that.

* BaseBreaker: Fans argue over both Kyouko and Sakurako due to having very strong "presence" and getting the attention of seasons one and two respectively. Chinatsu also causes this, due to her [[JekyllAndHyde flipping her switch]] from time to time.

* ClicheStorm: This show is an example of one, as well as consciously [[{{Discussed}} discussing]] it. Moreover, almost every "pair" of the show is StealthParody for a certain cliché from YuriGenre, like TomboyAndGirlyGirl, {{Twincest}} and HotForStudent.''Secrets of the Super Prominent Protagonist'' gag ShowWithinTheShow looks similar to ''TheGrandListOfConsoleRolePlayingGameCliches''. Good thing we have Wiki/TVTropes to list them easily.

* ClicheStorm: This show is an example of one, as well as consciously [[{{Discussed}} discussing]] it. ''Secrets of the Super Prominent Protagonist'' gag ShowWithinTheShow looks similar to ''TheGrandListOfConsoleRolePlayingGameCliches''. Good thing we have Wiki/TVTropes to list them easily.

** The series is often criticized by fans of "more serious" YuriGenre works because this manga never directly concerns lesbian relationships and uses LesYay only for fanservice and comedy. At the same time, fans and other people pay attention to the fact that this series was conceived as an AffectionateParody of Yuri and a similar fanservice.

* ClicheStorm: This show is an example of one, as well as consciously [[{{Discussed}} discussing]] it. ''Secrets of the Super Prominent Protagonist'' gag ShowWithinTheShow looks similar to ''TheGrandListOfConsoleRolePlayingGameCliches''. Good thing we have TVTropes to list them easily.

* MemeticMutation: "Waaai, <item>! Akari <item> daisuki!"[[note]]translation:"Akari loves <item>!"[[/note]] As demonstrated by the [[https://twitter.com/akari_daisuki/ Akari Daisuki]] {{Twitter}} bot.

* TheWoobie: Poor, poor Akari. She breaks down crying in the very first episode, after her friends' attempts to reinvent her image [[StopHelpingMe only end up making her feel worse.]] And from that point on, the show goes out of its way to make sure she's either [[TheChewToy neglected, miserable or both.]]

* BrokenBase: Fandom opinion is split over which season of the anime is superior. Fans of the first particularly dislike the decreased focus Kyouko has in the second, as well as the increased focus on the first year students. Fans of the second season find this change in humor refreshing.

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: From the very first episode. Up until now, there is no mention of Kyouko [[spoiler:visiting Akane's room.]]

* InternetBackdraft - Among {{Yuri Fan}}s there have arguments/concerns/disapproval over the fact the Yuri is subtextual instead of being open. Normally a Moe SliceOfLife with LesYay overtones such as this wouldn't get such scorn. The problem/concern stems from the fact it's serialized in a YuriHimeS, has yuri in its title and is the series with the least amount of Yuri in the magazine, is supposedly the best seller in the magazine - prompting discussions about exactly what Otaku want in their Yuri - and it's the one out of the magazine to get a anime. Considering the fact it's serialized in a Yuri magazine some people would expect characters who are openly lesbian or at least start falling in love with each other, and more actual Yuri but no...

* EarWorm: [[https://youtu.be/qEugjbyqjQ8 The first season's opening]] is pretty catchy.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: [[spoiler:Akane Akaza, Akari's siscon sister.]] She didn't appear in the first season, but she is already popular for the fans and got some fanarts. They even wanted to see her in the anime. She finally appears properly in season 2.

* BrokenBase: Fandom opinion is split over which season of the anime is superior. Fans of the first particularly dislike the decreased focus Kyouko has in the second, as well as the increased focus on the first year students. Fans of the second season find this change in humor refreshing.\\
Fans argue over both Kyouko and Sakurako due to having very strong "presence" and getting the attention of seasons one and two respectively. Chinatsu also causes this, due to her [[JekyllAndHyde flipping her switch]] from time to time.

* FriendlyFandoms: A little bit of this with ''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'', mostly because of their very similar [[DecoyProtagonist pseudo-]] [[OutOfFocus protagonists]] Tadakuni and Akari.

* TheProducerThinksOfEverything: During the BeachEpisode, some viewers noticed that there are 9 girls running towards the sea but it should only be 8. An entire season and a bit later, we find out this was a deliberate EarlyBirdCameo of [[spoiler:Rise Matsumoto]].

** [[http://forums.na.leagueoflegends.com/board/attachment.php?attachmentid=979929&d=1401871763 PREPARE TO BE BULLIED]] [[EvilCounterpart NERDS]]

** Episode 10: Chitose trying to stop a nosebleed. [[spoiler: It pours out of her [[NightmareFace huge, bloodshot eyes]].]]

** This is truly epic between Kyouko[=/=]Yui shippers and Kyouko[=/=]Ayano shippers.

* FridgeLogic: So, why did Kyouko smell Ayano's shoes, again?

* TheProducerThinksOfEverything: During the BeachEpisode, some viewers noticed that there are 9 girls running towards the sea but it should only be 8. An entire season and a bit later, we find out this was a deliberate EarlyBirdCameo of Rise Matsumoto.

** ShipMates: That's not to say there aren't any pairings that get along. Almost everyone ships [[FanPreferredCouple Sakurako and Himawari]], so to go with this pairing you can have the "[[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship Friendship Pairings]]" where everyone ends up with the person they are closest to, this one ends in the most pairings. Then there is the "[[UnresolvedSexualTension Sexual Tension Pairings]] where those that have expressed interest for another character, end up with said object of affection. Sakurako and Himawari, of course, manages to be in both pairing types.
* TearJerker: Episode 3 of the second season while Sakurako watches Himawari help Chinatsu make a scarf for Yui. The music doesn't help.
** The eleventh episode of the second season in which Akari is deciding on whether or not to change the past and face the consequences of losing her old memories in the place of new ones.

* BaseBreaker: Both Kyouko and Sakurako due to having very strong "presence" and getting the attention of seasons one and two respectively. Chinatsu is also this for her BitchInSheepsClothing-ness.

* BrokenBase: Fandom opinion is split over which season of the anime is superior. Fans of the first particularly dislike the decreased focus Kyouko has in the second, as well as the increased focus on the first year students. Fans of the second season find this refreshing and find the humor to be higher quality.

** [[MagicalGirlfriend "A girl fell from the sky"]]

* DieForOurShip: Ayano for Kyouko[=/=]Yui shippers and Yui for Kyouko[=/=]Ayano shippers. [[ShipToShipCombat And this is just for starters]].

** She smelled them because they smelled like mint, and she knew that because she smelled them!

** Mirakurun's HeroicSacrifice in the season one finale. Though she is back again in season two.

* {{Yandere}}: [[spoiler:Akane, only in the fandom. There are many Pixiv fanarts featuring her in this state over Chinatsu raping/making love with her sister Akari. Ironically, Chinatsu has some (canon) yandere tendencies as well.]]

* BaseBreaker: Both Kyouko and Sakurako due to being very obnoxious and selfish, acting stupid and stealing the spotlights of seasons one and two respectively. Chinatsu is also this for her BitchInSheepsClothing-ness.

* {{Moe}}