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''Ichigeki Sacchu!! Hoihoi-san'' (一撃殺虫!!ホイホイさん ''One-Shot Bug Killer!! Hoihoi-san''), is a manga by Kunihiko Tanaka (character designer of ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}''/''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}} Episode I'') that spawned a UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 game and a 10-minute {{OVA}}.
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''Ichigeki Sacchu!! Hoihoi-san'' (一撃殺虫!!ホイホイさん ''One-Shot Bug Killer!! Hoihoi-san''), is a manga by Kunihiko Tanaka (character designer of ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}''/''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}} Episode I'') that spawned a UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 Platform/PlayStation2 game and a 10-minute {{OVA}}.
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* DropTheHammer: Hoihoi-san. Perfect for showing vermin how life ends without pesticides.
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* KnifeNut: Combat-san's second attack on Hoihoi-san uses a military knife.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: That Beam Rifle attachment looks cool for Combat-san, right? Unfortunately, the third-party manufacturer did not set the electrical requirements correctly and the resulting electrical fault overheats and shorts out Combat-san.
* KitschCollection: Mu-chan's rather excessive Hoihoi-san collection gets so massive it causes her apartment to suffer a partial collapse from violating the weight limits.
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* RealityEnsues:
** That Beam Rifle attachment looks cool for Combat-san, right? Unfortunately, the third-party manufacturer did not set the electrical requirements correctly and the resulting electrical fault overheats and shorts out Combat-san.
** Mu-chan's rather excessive Hoihoi-san collection gets so massive it causes her apartment to suffer a partial collapse from violating the weight limits.
** That Beam Rifle attachment looks cool for Combat-san, right? Unfortunately, the third-party manufacturer did not set the electrical requirements correctly and the resulting electrical fault overheats and shorts out Combat-san.
** Mu-chan's rather excessive Hoihoi-san collection gets so massive it causes her apartment to suffer a partial collapse from violating the weight limits.
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.* EnergyWeapon: Both Hoihoi-san and Combat-san have laser rifles you can purchase, with Combat-san's appearing in the anime. Aburatsubo's power bill noticeably increases the next month.
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* FrickinLaserBeams: Both Hoihoi-san and Combat-san have laser rifles you can purchase, with Combat-san's appearing in the anime. Aburatsubo's power bill noticeably increases the next month.
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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: Furuyashiki, an employee of Mars Pharmaceuticals, has all kinds of crazy ideas about how to develop Hoihoi-san and attends Doll-ke {{Cosplay}}ing...Hoihoi-san. [[spoiler:He ends up getting fired after the convention and scooped up by the American corporation Xentex, where he creates Pest-X-san for them using all those rejected ideas. It becomes an overnight success while Mars stagnates because they seem to have developed Hoihoi-san as much as possible. Xentex ends up buying out Mars and putting Furuyashiki in charge, where he leads the company back to success.]]
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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: Furuyashiki, an employee of Mars Pharmaceuticals, has all kinds of crazy ideas about how to develop Hoihoi-san and attends Doll-ke {{Cosplay}}ing...in {{Cosplay}}... as Hoihoi-san. [[spoiler:He ends up getting fired after the convention and scooped up by the American corporation Xentex, where he creates Pest-X-san for them using all those rejected ideas. It becomes an overnight success while Mars stagnates because they seem to have developed Hoihoi-san as much as possible. Xentex ends up buying out Mars and putting Furuyashiki in charge, where he leads the company back to success.]]
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See also [[Toys/BusouShinki Busou]] [[Anime/BusouShinki Shinki]] and Toys/FrameArmsGirls, for other 1:1 scale adorable little fighting robot girls that have more advanced technology and more autonomy.
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See also [[Toys/BusouShinki ''[[Toys/BusouShinki Busou]] [[Anime/BusouShinki Shinki]] Shinki]]'' and Toys/FrameArmsGirls, ''[[Toys/FrameArmsGirls Frame Arms]] [[Anime/FrameArmsGirls Girls]]'', for other 1:1 scale adorable little fighting robot girls that have more advanced technology and more autonomy.
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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: Furuyashiki, an employee of Mars Pharmaceuticals, has all kinds of crazy ideas about how to develop Hoihoi-san and attends Doll-ke {{Cosplay}}ing...Hoihoi-san. [[spoiler:He ends up getting fired after the convention and scooped up by the American corporation Xentex, where he creates Pest-X-san for them using all those rejected ideas. It becomes an overnight success while Mars stagnates because they seem to have developed Hoihoi-san as much as possible. Xentex ends up buying out Mars and putting Furuyashiki in charge, where he leads the company back to success.]]
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* CuteGiant: For a certain view of "giant", the Life Size Hoihoi-san. Even then it's still pretty big as it stands as tall as the door frame goes.
* DropTheHammer:Hoihoi-sanHoihoi-san. Perfect for showing vermin how life ends without pesticides.
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See also [[Toys/BusouShinki Busou]] [[Anime/BusouShinki Shinki]] and [[Toys/FrameArmsGirls]], Toys/FrameArmsGirls, for other 1:1 scale adorable little fighting robot girls that have more advanced technology and more autonomy.
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See also [[Toys/BusouShinki Busou]] [[Anime/BusouShinki Shinki]], Shinki]] and [[Toys/FrameArmsGirls]], for other 1:1 scale adorable little fighting robot girls that have more advanced technology and more autonomy.
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* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition:LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition: depicted In-Universe.
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* CuteMachines: Well, given that they are deliberately made to look like adorable little dolls... Their accessories help to accentuate this, as do the aftermarket doll clothes female owners make for them.
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* RealityEnsues: That Beam Rifle attachment looks cool for Combat-san, right? Unfortunately, the third-party manufacturer did not set the electrical requirements correctly and the resulting electrical fault overheats and shorts out Combat-san.
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** Mu-chan's rather excessive Hoihoi-san collection gets so massive it causes her apartment to suffer a partial collapse from violating the weight limits.
** That Beam Rifle attachment looks cool for Combat-san, right? Unfortunately, the third-party manufacturer did not set the electrical requirements correctly and the resulting electrical fault overheats and shorts out
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Bandai also released Hoihoi-san and Combat-san as 1:1 scale Chogokin action figures, and Kotobukiya released 1:1 scale model kits of some of the characters, like the derivative Hoihoi-san Mini.
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* GoryDiscretionShot: All the killed cockroaches are portrayed in both the manga and the OVA under a censorship mosiac, as though their bodily condition after being exterminated by Hoihoi-san was too distasteful to be portrayed.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Unless you read the manga, you'll never know why Combat-san fared so poorly in the OVA (see RestrainingBolt below.) To be fair, the OVA did ship with the manga, but that doesn't help you if you read it online.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Unless you read the manga, you'll never know why Combat-san fared so poorly in the OVA (see RestrainingBolt below.) To be fair, the OVA did ship with the manga, but that doesn't help you if you read watch it online.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Unless you read the manga, you'll never know why Combat-san fared so poorly in the OVA (see RestrainingBolt below.) To be fair, the OVA did ship with the manga, but that doesn't help you if you watch it online.
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* ShoutOut: In the short OVA adaptation, the HUD point-of-view of Hoihoi-san resembles Film/{{the Terminator}}'s and/or Film/{{Robocop}}'s in terms of targeting/identification.
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* ShoutOut: In the short OVA adaptation, the HUD point-of-view of Hoihoi-san resembles Film/{{the Terminator}}'s and/or Film/{{Robocop}}'s Franchise/{{Robocop}}'s in terms of targeting/identification.
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* {{Toys}}{{Toys}}: In-universe, they straddle the line between toys and pest exterminators. In real life, Hoihoi-san and Combat-san have been released as 1:1 scale high-quality action figures under the Soul of Chogokin toyline.
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''Ichigeki Sacchu!! Hoihoi-san'' (一撃殺虫!!ホイホイさん ''One-Shot Bug Killer!! Hoihoi-san''), is a manga by Kunihiko Tanaka (character designer of ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}''/''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}} Episode I'') that spawned a PS2 UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 game and a 10-minute {{OVA}}.
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'''''Ichigeki Sacchu!! Hoihoi-san''''' (一撃殺虫!!ホイホイさん ''One-Shot Bug Killer!! Hoihoi-san''), is a manga by Kunihiko Tanaka (character designer of ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}''/''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}} Episode I'') that spawned a PS2 game and a 10-minute {{OVA}}.
Sometime in the 21st century, insects have become immune to all pesticides. To combat the rising plague of cockroaches and other household pests, the tiny, doll-like extermination androids known as "Hoihoi-san" were created by Mars Pharmaceuticals. People can also (and at the same time) treat them as dolls, by dressing them up in costumes and buying accessories for them. The manga focuses on the lives of people involved in the Hoihoi-san franchise, including Mars Pharmaceuticals executives, sellers, customers and rival companies developing [[FollowTheLeader similar androids to Hoihoi-san]].
This manga straddles the line between satire and AffectionateParody of the action figure business in Japan on one axis, while contrasting {{moe}} and insectile horror on the other axis.
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!!''Ichigeki Sacchu!! Hoihoi-san'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* AllThereInTheManual: Unless you read the manga, you'll never know why Combat-san fared so poorly in the OVA (see RestrainingBolt below.) To be fair, the OVA did ship with the manga, but that doesn't help you if you watch it online.
* {{Auction}}: Mu-chan loots poor Aburatsubo in an online auction.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Compared to Hoihoi-san, they're friggin' enormous.
* BodyHorror: The face of Life Size Hoihoi-san opens up to reveal the horrid inner workings when she goes into Berserk Mode.
* BoomHeadshot: Combat-san does not play well with Hoihoi-san at first.
* BrickJoke: Page 19 in the manga, Aburatsubo complains about never finding a free Hoihoi-san figurine in the package giveaways of his sausages. 79 pages later, Mu-chan mentions in her web diary that she's bought every single one in the city.
* ChainsawGood: One of Combat-san's main weapons.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Mu-chan's brain doesn't seem to work like those of normal folk.
* CompanionCube: Hoihoi-san, to otaku hero Aburatsubo.
* ComputerVirus: Aburatsubo unwittingly uploads a virus to Hoihoi-san which causes her to do a cute pose and then destroys her [[HollywoodHacking hard drive]].
* DropTheHammer: Hoihoi-san
* EmotionlessGirl: Unusually for the trope, Hoihoi-san really ''is'' an emotionless killing robot, albeit only of unfriendly insects. Which makes it especially creepy with the cheerfully laughing voice add-on or the smiling face attachments.
* EpicFlail: Hoihoi-san has a mace-and-chain.
* {{Flight}}: Hoihoi-san has a flight pack for dealing with flying vermin. It's recommended that you not leave her running during meals and while having guests over.
* FourFingeredHands: The dolls in both manga and OVA. {{Averted|Trope}} in model kits in {{real life}} and video game.
* FrickinLaserBeams: Both Hoihoi-san and Combat-san have laser rifles you can purchase, with Combat-san's appearing in the anime. Aburatsubo's power bill noticeably increases the next month.
* GrenadeLauncher: An add-on mentioned for Hoihoi-san but never shown.
* GrievousBottleyHarm : Aburatsubo regretted teaming a sake bottle with the Pouty Face accessory. Hoihoi-san looked like a depressed and abusive alcoholic.
* HappyHolidaysDress: One of Hoihoi-san's costumes is a cute Santa outfit. If you value your sanity, do NOT look in Santa's sack.
* KatanasAreJustBetter: Hoihoi-san in the PS2 game.
* KnifeNut: Combat-san's second attack on Hoihoi-san uses a military knife.
* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition:
** The manga is filled with varieties of Hoihoi-san.
** The Pest-X-san limited edition came with a CoolBike.
* LivingToys: The dolls walk the line between this and CompanionCube. They're nearly self-aware and nearly inanimate.
* {{Meido}}: Hoihoi-san's standard outfit.
* {{Moe}}: Deliberately invoked by the adorable figurines with their cute outfits. Then deliberately subverted by having the figurines fighting horrid insect vermin, the outfits stained with ichor.
* MoodDissonance: Used heavily throughout the manga for humorous effect.
* OffWithHisHead: Changing Hoihoi-san's outfits requires gently pulling off her head at the neck. Aburatsubo finds this disturbing.
* {{Otaku}}: Several different flavors come out.
** {{Cosplay}}:
*** Mu-chan dresses up for the Doll-ke convention.
*** The department chief for the manufacturer of Hoihoi-san dresses up for Doll-ke, invoking CreepyCrossdresser.
** Dolls: Aburatsubo and Mu-chan both have way too many vermin-killing figurines.
** Military: The dolls have a '''lot''' of weapons.
** Technology: Check out the specifications for each doll at the end of the manga.
* {{OVA}}: The manga shipped with a 10-minute OVA anime.
* RageQuit: Aburatsubo doesn't handle it well when Combat-san blows up his Hoihoi-san.
* RestrainingBolt: The Sundome-kun put on Combat-san is a literal restraint to prevent her from attacking Hoihoi-san.
* RobotGirl: Hoihoi-san and Co.
* PoweredArmor: Originally a proposed design for dealing with Combat-san; becomes a reality thanks to American manufacturers.
* SlasherSmile: Using the smiling face kit along with the insect-killing Talking Hoihoi-san is only advised for those over 15 years old.
* TransformingMecha: The Oboro model of Pest-X-san can transform into Super Exterminator mode.
* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: It's the year 20XX. Just advanced enough for some vicious natural selection in insects and improved figurine automation.
* {{Toys}}
* VomitDiscretionShot: Showing horrid insects is one thing, vomit is apparently quite another.
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'''''Ichigeki Sacchu!! Hoihoi-san''''' (一撃殺虫!!ホイホイさん ''One-Shot Bug Killer!! Hoihoi-san''), is a manga by Kunihiko Tanaka (character designer of ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}''/''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}} Episode I'') that spawned a PS2 game and a 10-minute {{OVA}}.
Sometime in the 21st century, insects have become immune to all pesticides. To combat the rising plague of cockroaches and other household pests, the tiny, doll-like extermination androids known as "Hoihoi-san" were created by Mars Pharmaceuticals. People can also (and at the same time) treat them as dolls, by dressing them up in costumes and buying accessories for them. The manga focuses on the lives of people involved in the Hoihoi-san franchise, including Mars Pharmaceuticals executives, sellers, customers and rival companies developing [[FollowTheLeader similar androids to Hoihoi-san]].
This manga straddles the line between satire and AffectionateParody of the action figure business in Japan on one axis, while contrasting {{moe}} and insectile horror on the other axis.
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!!''Ichigeki Sacchu!! Hoihoi-san'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* AllThereInTheManual: Unless you read the manga, you'll never know why Combat-san fared so poorly in the OVA (see RestrainingBolt below.) To be fair, the OVA did ship with the manga, but that doesn't help you if you watch it online.
* {{Auction}}: Mu-chan loots poor Aburatsubo in an online auction.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Compared to Hoihoi-san, they're friggin' enormous.
* BodyHorror: The face of Life Size Hoihoi-san opens up to reveal the horrid inner workings when she goes into Berserk Mode.
* BoomHeadshot: Combat-san does not play well with Hoihoi-san at first.
* BrickJoke: Page 19 in the manga, Aburatsubo complains about never finding a free Hoihoi-san figurine in the package giveaways of his sausages. 79 pages later, Mu-chan mentions in her web diary that she's bought every single one in the city.
* ChainsawGood: One of Combat-san's main weapons.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Mu-chan's brain doesn't seem to work like those of normal folk.
* CompanionCube: Hoihoi-san, to otaku hero Aburatsubo.
* ComputerVirus: Aburatsubo unwittingly uploads a virus to Hoihoi-san which causes her to do a cute pose and then destroys her [[HollywoodHacking hard drive]].
* DropTheHammer: Hoihoi-san
* EmotionlessGirl: Unusually for the trope, Hoihoi-san really ''is'' an emotionless killing robot, albeit only of unfriendly insects. Which makes it especially creepy with the cheerfully laughing voice add-on or the smiling face attachments.
* EpicFlail: Hoihoi-san has a mace-and-chain.
* {{Flight}}: Hoihoi-san has a flight pack for dealing with flying vermin. It's recommended that you not leave her running during meals and while having guests over.
* FourFingeredHands: The dolls in both manga and OVA. {{Averted|Trope}} in model kits in {{real life}} and video game.
* FrickinLaserBeams: Both Hoihoi-san and Combat-san have laser rifles you can purchase, with Combat-san's appearing in the anime. Aburatsubo's power bill noticeably increases the next month.
* GrenadeLauncher: An add-on mentioned for Hoihoi-san but never shown.
* GrievousBottleyHarm : Aburatsubo regretted teaming a sake bottle with the Pouty Face accessory. Hoihoi-san looked like a depressed and abusive alcoholic.
* HappyHolidaysDress: One of Hoihoi-san's costumes is a cute Santa outfit. If you value your sanity, do NOT look in Santa's sack.
* KatanasAreJustBetter: Hoihoi-san in the PS2 game.
* KnifeNut: Combat-san's second attack on Hoihoi-san uses a military knife.
* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition:
** The manga is filled with varieties of Hoihoi-san.
** The Pest-X-san limited edition came with a CoolBike.
* LivingToys: The dolls walk the line between this and CompanionCube. They're nearly self-aware and nearly inanimate.
* {{Meido}}: Hoihoi-san's standard outfit.
* {{Moe}}: Deliberately invoked by the adorable figurines with their cute outfits. Then deliberately subverted by having the figurines fighting horrid insect vermin, the outfits stained with ichor.
* MoodDissonance: Used heavily throughout the manga for humorous effect.
* OffWithHisHead: Changing Hoihoi-san's outfits requires gently pulling off her head at the neck. Aburatsubo finds this disturbing.
* {{Otaku}}: Several different flavors come out.
** {{Cosplay}}:
*** Mu-chan dresses up for the Doll-ke convention.
*** The department chief for the manufacturer of Hoihoi-san dresses up for Doll-ke, invoking CreepyCrossdresser.
** Dolls: Aburatsubo and Mu-chan both have way too many vermin-killing figurines.
** Military: The dolls have a '''lot''' of weapons.
** Technology: Check out the specifications for each doll at the end of the manga.
* {{OVA}}: The manga shipped with a 10-minute OVA anime.
* RageQuit: Aburatsubo doesn't handle it well when Combat-san blows up his Hoihoi-san.
* RestrainingBolt: The Sundome-kun put on Combat-san is a literal restraint to prevent her from attacking Hoihoi-san.
* RobotGirl: Hoihoi-san and Co.
* PoweredArmor: Originally a proposed design for dealing with Combat-san; becomes a reality thanks to American manufacturers.
* SlasherSmile: Using the smiling face kit along with the insect-killing Talking Hoihoi-san is only advised for those over 15 years old.
* TransformingMecha: The Oboro model of Pest-X-san can transform into Super Exterminator mode.
* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: It's the year 20XX. Just advanced enough for some vicious natural selection in insects and improved figurine automation.
* {{Toys}}
* VomitDiscretionShot: Showing horrid insects is one thing, vomit is apparently quite another.
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