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* CatSmile: A few characters display one from time to time, such as Honoka and Renka. Miu does them around the presence of cats.
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** [[AnimeChineseGirl Renka]] seems to be one for [[Anime/RanmaOneHalf the anime version of Shampoo]], what with having purple hair, a job as a waitress at a restaurant owned by a relative, and a romantic interest in the main character. Her [[AnimalMotifs Cat-like mannerisms]] may be a nod to Shampoo's [[ForcedTransformation curse]] as well.
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** [[AnimeChineseGirl Renka]] seems to be one for [[Anime/RanmaOneHalf [[Manga/RanmaOneHalf the anime version of Shampoo]], what with having purple hair, a job as a waitress at a restaurant owned by a relative, and a romantic interest in the main character. Her [[AnimalMotifs Cat-like mannerisms]] may be a nod to Shampoo's [[ForcedTransformation curse]] as well.
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The series follows Kenichi's adventures as the SortingAlgorithmOfEvil puts him up against more and more dangerous opponents. It has all the elements of Shonen action stories with a healthy dose of satire on the whole thing. The anime adaptation consists of 50 episodes and aired from 2006 to 2007; it was dubbed by Creator/FUNimation, premiering on their channel on October 2009; after their license expired in 2018, Creator/DiscotekMedia picked it up and re-released the series on two Blu-Ray volumes in 2021 and 2022. Kenichi and friends appeared in the MassiveMultiplayerCrossover game, ''VideoGame/SundayVSMagazineShuuketsuChoujouDaikessen''.
In 2012, a series of [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVAs]] began, starting from where the anime ended with Ragnarok Arc closure, and introducing Yami and Yomi. Subtitled ''The Attack of Darkness'', these were not originally released or dubbed by Funimation, but as part of their pickup of the license, Discotek (in partnership with Sound Cadence) would reunite much of Funimation's dub cast to finally bring them over to the States.
In 2012, a series of [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVAs]] began, starting from where the anime ended with Ragnarok Arc closure, and introducing Yami and Yomi. Subtitled ''The Attack of Darkness'', these were not originally released or dubbed by Funimation, but as part of their pickup of the license, Discotek (in partnership with Sound Cadence) would reunite much of Funimation's dub cast to finally bring them over to the States.
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The series follows Kenichi's adventures as the SortingAlgorithmOfEvil puts him up against more and more dangerous opponents. It has all the elements of Shonen action stories with a healthy dose of satire on the whole thing. The anime adaptation by Creator/TMSEntertainment consists of 50 episodes and aired on Creator/TVTokyo from 2006 to 2007; it was dubbed by Creator/FUNimation, premiering on their channel on October 2009; after their license expired in 2018, Creator/DiscotekMedia picked it up and re-released the series on two Blu-Ray volumes in 2021 and 2022. Kenichi and friends appeared in the MassiveMultiplayerCrossover game, ''VideoGame/SundayVSMagazineShuuketsuChoujouDaikessen''.
In 2012, a series of [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVAs]] began, starting from where the anime ended with Ragnarok Arc closure, and introducing Yami and Yomi. Subtitled ''The Attack of Darkness'', these were produced instead by Creator/BrainsBase on behalf of Shogakukan [[note]] Funny enough, Brain's Base was founded by former TMS staff [[/note]], and were not originally released or dubbed by Funimation, but as part of their pickup of the license, Discotek (in partnership with Sound Cadence) would reunite much of Funimation's dub cast to finally bring them over to the States.
In 2012, a series of [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVAs]] began, starting from where the anime ended with Ragnarok Arc closure, and introducing Yami and Yomi. Subtitled ''The Attack of Darkness'', these were produced instead by Creator/BrainsBase on behalf of Shogakukan [[note]] Funny enough, Brain's Base was founded by former TMS staff [[/note]], and were not originally released or dubbed by Funimation, but as part of their pickup of the license, Discotek (in partnership with Sound Cadence) would reunite much of Funimation's dub cast to finally bring them over to the States.
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The series follows Kenichi's adventures as the SortingAlgorithmOfEvil puts him up against more and more dangerous opponents. It has all the elements of Shonen action stories with a healthy dose of satire on the whole thing. The anime adaptation consists of 50 episodes and aired from 2006 to 2007; it was dubbed by Creator/FUNimation, premiering on their channel on October 2009. Kenichi and friends appeared in the MassiveMultiplayerCrossover game, ''VideoGame/SundayVSMagazineShuuketsuChoujouDaikessen''.
In 2012, a series of [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVAs]] began, starting from where the anime ended with Ragnarok Arc closure, and introducing Yami and Yomi.
In 2012, a series of [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVAs]] began, starting from where the anime ended with Ragnarok Arc closure, and introducing Yami and Yomi.
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The series follows Kenichi's adventures as the SortingAlgorithmOfEvil puts him up against more and more dangerous opponents. It has all the elements of Shonen action stories with a healthy dose of satire on the whole thing. The anime adaptation consists of 50 episodes and aired from 2006 to 2007; it was dubbed by Creator/FUNimation, premiering on their channel on October 2009.2009; after their license expired in 2018, Creator/DiscotekMedia picked it up and re-released the series on two Blu-Ray volumes in 2021 and 2022. Kenichi and friends appeared in the MassiveMultiplayerCrossover game, ''VideoGame/SundayVSMagazineShuuketsuChoujouDaikessen''.
In 2012, a series of [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVAs]] began, starting from where the anime ended with Ragnarok Arc closure, and introducing Yami andYomi.
Yomi. Subtitled ''The Attack of Darkness'', these were not originally released or dubbed by Funimation, but as part of their pickup of the license, Discotek (in partnership with Sound Cadence) would reunite much of Funimation's dub cast to finally bring them over to the States.
In 2012, a series of [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVAs]] began, starting from where the anime ended with Ragnarok Arc closure, and introducing Yami and
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Bishounen is a Definition-Only fan-speak term used only for Japanese/East-Asian media. Examples or audience reactions are not allowed. Moving In Universe acknowledgements/relevance to Pretty Boy. Removing any ZCE or misuse.
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* {{Bishounen}}:
** Ma Kensei in his youth is a prime example. It's even [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] by Kenichi.
** Kenichi can see roses.
** Ma Kensei in his youth is a prime example. It's even [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] by Kenichi.
** Kenichi can see roses.
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* PrettyBoy: Ma Kensei in his youth was very pretty. It's even [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] by Kenichi.
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** Renka tries ''so hard'' to be one of these, but always ends up blushing when Kenichi compliments her and ends up coming out looking like a genki girl with a slight attitude. Towards Miu she plays the trope a little straighter.
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** Renka tries ''so hard'' to be one of these, but always ends up blushing when Kenichi compliments her and ends up coming out looking like a genki girl with a slight attitude. Towards However, when her rival Miu she is around Renka plays the trope a little straighter.
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*CounterProductiveWarning: A rare hero-on-hero version, PlayedForLaughs: during their first meal together, the Ryozanpaku Dojo Masters notice that Kenichi is very defensive of his food and ask why. Kenichi tells them that he expects them to try to steal his food and he will need to fight them off for the sake of 24/7 martial arts practice like the Sadist Teachers in martial arts films. The Masters then answer that no, they were not going to do that, but now that he told them that it does sound like a good idea...
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* ButtMonkey: Koga. You'd feel bad for him if he weren't such a little prick.
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trope about IU colorism
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* MrFanservice: All the fighters in Kenichi Verse and in all the Flavors: Normal (Kenichi), Bishonen (Tanimoto, Shō Kanō), [[ButNotTooBlack ex]][[MotherRussiaMakesYouStrong otic]] (Kokin, Takeda). Then you get to the Masters and one chapter characters... there is ''at least'' one example for every taste.
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* MrFanservice: All the fighters in Kenichi Verse and in all the Flavors: Normal (Kenichi), Bishonen (Tanimoto, Shō Kanō), [[ButNotTooBlack ex]][[MotherRussiaMakesYouStrong otic]] [[MotherRussiaMakesYouStrong exotic]] (Kokin, Takeda). Then you get to the Masters and one chapter characters... there is ''at least'' one example for every taste.
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* OverprotectiveDad: Shirahama Genji's a little worried about what exactly Ryōzanpaku Dojo is doing to his son. [[TrainingFromHell The concern is entirely justified]]. His solution?... Not so much.
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* WhenIWasYourAge: Kenichi's masters go this route when they want to tell him how little talent he has. * WillTheyOrWontThey: Kenichi and Miu. Even the masters at the Ryōzanpaku constantly eavesdrop on their conversations when the pair are alone in a room to see if a relationship will progress.
** [[spoiler: As of chapter 423, it seems they will. [[OverprotectiveDad Too bad Hayato was there and noticed.]]]]
** [[spoiler: As of chapter 423, it seems they will. [[OverprotectiveDad Too bad Hayato was there and noticed.]]]]
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* WhenIWasYourAge: Kenichi's masters go this route when they want to tell him how little talent he has.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: Kenichi and Miu. Even the masters at the Ryōzanpaku constantly eavesdrop on their conversations when the pair are alone in a room to see if a relationship will progress. \n** [[spoiler: As of chapter 423, it seems they will. [[OverprotectiveDad Too bad Hayato was there and noticed.]]]]
* WillTheyOrWontThey: Kenichi and Miu. Even the masters at the Ryōzanpaku constantly eavesdrop on their conversations when the pair are alone in a room to see if a relationship will progress.
