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1!!Tropes for the book and its direct adaptations:
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3* AdaptationDisplacement: The film is more well-known amongst English speakers.
4* FridgeBrilliance: When Wataru becomes a Highlander, he is told that the Highlander's Wyrmband will sear the skin of any wearer who strays from the path of justice. so why does it remain dormant when [[spoiler:Wataru murders the lookalikes of his father and Rikako Tanaka in the Swamp of Grief? Because the ways of Vision are defined by Wataru's heart and mind, and Wataru subconsciously believed that what he was doing was right at the time.]]
5* HoYay:
6** Wataru keeps following Mitsuru, even after it's revealed that Mitsuru [[FaceHeelTurn is a jerk.]] Throughout the whole book, Wataru acts more like a boyfriend than a frenemy to Mitsuru.
7** The movie takes this and ramps it almost up to eleven. It's the main cause of all of the doujinshi floating around.
8** It's not exactly hidden in the book:
9--> "He had noticed Mitsuru's eyelashes then -- long like a fashion model's"
10--> "He's got a pretty face, like a doll.
11* JerkassWoobie: This might be too sympathetic for Mitsuru in the book, but he qualifies as this in the movie.
12* {{Tearjerker}}: [[spoiler:Kutz]]'s death, obviously, but also [[spoiler:Mitsuru]]'s, so very much. The former does not apply to the movie due to a case of SparedByTheAdaptation, but the latter definitely does.
13* ToyShip: Wataru and Mitsuru get shipped a lot, especially by fans of the film.
14* TheWoobie: Meena seems to fake this in the manga. Turns out that she's real.
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16!!Tropes for the PSP game ''Brave Story: New Travaler'':
17* {{Narm}}: A character is attacked and knocked out by a large monster early in the game, which is played for all of its drama - except the name and the noises it makes in text don't exactly make a fearful foe.
18-->'''[[GiantEnemyCrab Boogaboo Crab]]''': BOOGA-BOOGA-BOOGA-BOO.
19* SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: Even if one doesn't know the game is based on a book, it's decent enough to stand on its own.

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