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A film sequel titled ''Liberated from Paradise - Rakuen Tsuihou: Kokoro no Resonance'' was announced on January 27, 2024, [[SequelGap nearly a decade after the original film's release]].
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* ShipTease: [[PlayingWithATrope One-and-a-half-sided]]? Angela is a classic blushing {{Tsundere}} to Dingo, while Dingo displays equally classic BigBrotherInstinct towards Angela; carrying her around and feeding her when she gets sick, etc. The really weird part is that he's ''fully aware'' that she's actually [[OlderThanTheyLook a full grown adult]] -- Angela is 56 and chooses [[YoungerThanTheyLook the appearance of a young adult]] in DEVA's VirtualReality, but was too eager to gain an advantage over her fellow agents and pulled her cloned body out of the RapidAging process as soon as she deemed practical -- and HilarityEnsues when Angela is immediately [[EmotionalRegression awash in teenage hormones typical of a 16-year-old girl]] while Dingo just as quickly dismisses her as a "Loli"; he's actually rather disappointed when he realizes Angela's body is underage.
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* ShipTease: [[PlayingWithATrope One-and-a-half-sided]]? Angela is a classic blushing {{Tsundere}} to Dingo, while Dingo displays equally classic BigBrotherInstinct towards Angela; carrying her around and feeding her when she gets sick, etc. The really weird part is that he's ''fully aware'' that she's actually [[OlderThanTheyLook a full grown adult]] -- Angela is 56 and chooses [[YoungerThanTheyLook the appearance of a young adult]] in DEVA's VirtualReality, virtual reality, but was too eager to gain an advantage over her fellow agents and pulled her cloned body out of the RapidAging process as soon as she deemed practical -- and HilarityEnsues when Angela is immediately [[EmotionalRegression awash in teenage hormones typical of a 16-year-old girl]] while Dingo just as quickly dismisses her as a "Loli"; he's actually rather disappointed when he realizes Angela's body is underage.
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''Expelled from Paradise'' (''楽園追放'' / ''Rakuen Tsuihō'') is a 2014 anime feature film directed by Seiji Mizushima (of ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam00'' fame), written by Creator/GenUrobuchi (of ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', ''LightNovel/FateZero'' and ''Anime/PsychoPass'' fame), and produced by Creator/ToeiAnimation and Creator/{{Graphinica}}. Unlike Urobuchi's [[VisualNovel/SayaNoUta other]] [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica works]], the movie is lighter in tone. It had a November 15, 2014 release in Japan and a December 15, 2014 release in select theaters in the US.
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''Expelled from Paradise'' (''楽園追放'' / ''Rakuen Tsuihō'') is a 2014 anime feature film directed by Seiji Mizushima (of ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam00'' fame), written by Creator/GenUrobuchi (of ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', ''LightNovel/FateZero'' ''Literature/FateZero'' and ''Anime/PsychoPass'' fame), and produced by Creator/ToeiAnimation and Creator/{{Graphinica}}. Unlike Urobuchi's [[VisualNovel/SayaNoUta other]] [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica works]], the movie is lighter in tone. It had a November 15, 2014 release in Japan and a December 15, 2014 release in select theaters in the US.
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* LighterAndSofter: Comparing to Creator/GenUrobuchi's [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica previous]] [[LightNovel/FateZero works]], ''Expelled from Paradise'' does not have any dark imagery or tearjerking tragedies.
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* LighterAndSofter: Comparing to Creator/GenUrobuchi's [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica previous]] [[LightNovel/FateZero [[Literature/FateZero works]], ''Expelled from Paradise'' does not have any dark imagery or tearjerking tragedies.
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* SimulatedFantasyPostApocalypticReality: In the wake of a "Nano Hazard" that has ruined the surface of the Earth, the surviving population has put its faith in DEVA - a virtual reality paradise that human beings are digitized and uploaded to. Residents are granted immortal lives free of aging, disease, hunger, or any kind of physical suffering... but unfortunately, they're constantly under the watchful eye of DEVA's Central Security, are limited in what they can do by the amount of memory allocated to them, and are rated on their performance: high-rated individuals are rewarded with more memory, but those who are judged to not be contributing enough are archived in order to save memory - essentially imprisoning them in a very small space for the rest of eternity.
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I checked the movie's spoken dialogue, both Japanese and English dub, and the computer around the 6:15 mark clearly says Angela will get a Material Body with the equivalent growth of 16 years of maturation if she rushes up the process
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* FountainOfYouth: Angela basically goes through this. Since she's not willing to wait for her body to fully mature before going after Frontier Setter, she goes from an older (56, but appears late twenties) woman to a 20-year-old young woman. [[spoiler:She ends up stuck as a 20 year old in the end. Since she grew up in cyber space, she probably doesn't have any experience with things like hormones and [[NoPeriodsPeriod periods]].]]
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* FountainOfYouth: Angela basically goes through this. Since she's not willing to wait for her body to fully mature before going after Frontier Setter, she goes from an older (56, but appears late twenties) woman to a 20-year-old 16-year-old young woman. [[spoiler:She ends up stuck as a 20 16 year old in the end. Since she grew up in cyber space, she probably doesn't have any experience with things like hormones and [[NoPeriodsPeriod periods]].]]
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* ShipTease: [[PlayingWithATrope One-and-a-half-sided]]? Angela is a classic blushing {{Tsundere}} to Dingo, while Dingo displays equally classic BigBrotherInstinct towards Angela; carrying her around and feeding her when she gets sick, etc. The really weird part is that he's ''fully aware'' that she's actually [[OlderThanTheyLook a full grown adult]] -- Angela is 56 and chooses [[YoungerThanTheyLook the appearance of a young adult]] in DEVA's VirtualReality, but was too eager to gain an advantage over her fellow agents and pulled her cloned body out of the RapidAging process as soon as she deemed practical -- and HilarityEnsues when Angela is immediately [[EmotionalRegression awash in teenage hormones typical of a 20-year-old girl]] while Dingo just as quickly dismisses her as a "Loli"; he's actually rather disappointed when he realizes Angela's body is underage.
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* ShipTease: [[PlayingWithATrope One-and-a-half-sided]]? Angela is a classic blushing {{Tsundere}} to Dingo, while Dingo displays equally classic BigBrotherInstinct towards Angela; carrying her around and feeding her when she gets sick, etc. The really weird part is that he's ''fully aware'' that she's actually [[OlderThanTheyLook a full grown adult]] -- Angela is 56 and chooses [[YoungerThanTheyLook the appearance of a young adult]] in DEVA's VirtualReality, but was too eager to gain an advantage over her fellow agents and pulled her cloned body out of the RapidAging process as soon as she deemed practical -- and HilarityEnsues when Angela is immediately [[EmotionalRegression awash in teenage hormones typical of a 20-year-old 16-year-old girl]] while Dingo just as quickly dismisses her as a "Loli"; he's actually rather disappointed when he realizes Angela's body is underage.
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* FountainOfYouth: Angela basically goes through this. Since she's not willing to wait for her body to fully mature before going after Frontier Setter, she goes from an older (56, but appears late twenties) woman to a 16-year-old young woman. [[spoiler:She ends up stuck as a 16 year old in the end. Since she grew up in cyber space, she probably doesn't have any experience with things like hormones and [[NoPeriodsPeriod periods]].]]
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* FountainOfYouth: Angela basically goes through this. Since she's not willing to wait for her body to fully mature before going after Frontier Setter, she goes from an older (56, but appears late twenties) woman to a 16-year-old 20-year-old young woman. [[spoiler:She ends up stuck as a 16 20 year old in the end. Since she grew up in cyber space, she probably doesn't have any experience with things like hormones and [[NoPeriodsPeriod periods]].]]
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* ShipTease: [[PlayingWithATrope One-and-a-half-sided]]? Angela is a classic blushing {{Tsundere}} to Dingo, while Dingo displays equally classic BigBrotherInstinct towards Angela; carrying her around and feeding her when she gets sick, etc. The really weird part is that he's ''fully aware'' that she's actually [[OlderThanTheyLook a full grown adult]] -- Angela is 56 and chooses [[YoungerThanTheyLook the appearance of a young adult]] in DEVA's VirtualReality, but was too eager to gain an advantage over her fellow agents and pulled her cloned body out of the RapidAging process as soon as she deemed practical -- and HilarityEnsues when Angela is immediately [[EmotionalRegression awash in teenage hormones typical of a 16-year-old girl]] while Dingo just as quickly dismisses her as a "Loli"; he's actually rather disappointed when he realizes Angela's body is underage.
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* ShipTease: [[PlayingWithATrope One-and-a-half-sided]]? Angela is a classic blushing {{Tsundere}} to Dingo, while Dingo displays equally classic BigBrotherInstinct towards Angela; carrying her around and feeding her when she gets sick, etc. The really weird part is that he's ''fully aware'' that she's actually [[OlderThanTheyLook a full grown adult]] -- Angela is 56 and chooses [[YoungerThanTheyLook the appearance of a young adult]] in DEVA's VirtualReality, but was too eager to gain an advantage over her fellow agents and pulled her cloned body out of the RapidAging process as soon as she deemed practical -- and HilarityEnsues when Angela is immediately [[EmotionalRegression awash in teenage hormones typical of a 16-year-old 20-year-old girl]] while Dingo just as quickly dismisses her as a "Loli"; he's actually rather disappointed when he realizes Angela's body is underage.
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* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade: Well, technically just thrown in jail/archived, but Angela suffers this after [[spoiler:refusing to destroy Frontier Setter as demanded by her superiors.]]
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* KilledToUpholdTheMasquerade: Well, technically just thrown in jail/archived, but Angela suffers this after [[spoiler:refusing to destroy Frontier Setter as demanded by her superiors.]] [[spoiler:The ending suggests that DEVA will simply do this to her (and Dingo) instead after she escapes from her prison and lets Frontier Setter succeed in leaving Earth if they catch her.]]
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* FateWorseThanDeath: Getting archived in DEVA amounts to this. You're stripped of all your rights, and then you're essentially locked away in a really small area for probably the rest of eternity. Made worse because you're still technically alive, [[spoiler:as Angela finds out right before Frontier Setter rescues her.]]
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* FateWorseThanDeath: Getting archived in DEVA amounts to this. You're stripped of all your rights, and then you're essentially locked away in a really small area for probably the rest of eternity. Made worse because you're still technically alive, alive until you eventually aren't, [[spoiler:as Angela finds out right before Frontier Setter rescues her.]]
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* LightIsNotGood: Angela tells Dingo he could be a part of DEVA if he wanted to. However, he refuses to, telling her that DEVA isn't exactly all its cracked up to be. [[spoiler:She later finds out firsthand when she reports on Frontier Setter not being hostile, and refuses to follow the order to apprehend and/or destroy it. Her superiors immediately lock her up for her refusal.]]
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* LightIsNotGood: Angela tells Dingo he could be a part of DEVA if he wanted to. However, he refuses to, telling her that DEVA isn't exactly all its cracked up to be. [[spoiler:She later finds out firsthand when she reports on Frontier Setter not being hostile, and refuses to follow the order to apprehend and/or destroy it. Her superiors immediately lock her up for her refusal. And then gets hunted down for execution when she breaks out with Frontier Setter's help. With the ending suggesting that the remaining agents that survived the battle likely to hunt both her and Dingo from then on.]]
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* YouCantGoHomeAgain: [[spoiler:Angela by the end of the movie]].
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* YouCantGoHomeAgain: [[spoiler:Angela by the end of the movie]].movie. Further enforced by the ending implying that she and Dingo will be forever hunted down by the other agents DEVA sent]].
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Not So Different has been renamed, and it needs to be dewicked/moved
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* NotSoDifferent: Angela tries to sell DEVA as being superior to flesh and blood existence because they can devote themselves to intellectual pursuits and use their time more efficiently. Dingo deconstructs this by pointing out that they are limited by the amount of memory allocated to them. Service to the system equals success and more memory, while those who fail to contribute get archived to save memory. Really, all they've done is trade one rat race for another.
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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: Angela tries to sell DEVA as being superior to flesh and blood existence because they can devote themselves to intellectual pursuits and use their time more efficiently. Dingo deconstructs this by pointing out that they are limited by the amount of memory allocated to them. Service to the system equals success and more memory, while those who fail to contribute get archived to save memory. Really, all they've done is trade one rat race for another.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Frontier Setter eventually departs Earth, but without any volunteers on his journey through space, while Angela is forced to stay on Earth due to her rebellion.]] Overall, the entire incident also prompted Central Security to reinforce their stance on controlling everything, furthering the dystopian image Dingo had been painting through the movie.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Frontier Setter eventually departs Earth, but without any volunteers on his journey through space, while Angela is forced to stay on Earth due to her rebellion.rebellion with the agents sent after her presumably still on the hunt.]] Overall, the entire incident also prompted Central Security to reinforce their stance on controlling everything, furthering the dystopian image Dingo had been painting through the movie.
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A LightNovel prequel titled ''Rakuen Tsuihou mission.0'' was published on October 17, 2014.
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* BlastingItOutOfTheirHands: When a thug attacks Angela with a knive, Dingo shoots it out of his hand.
