History Manga / Nanbaka

* DoesNotLikeShoes:
** Jyugo is perpetually barefoot. It's never been brought up in the series proper, but even as a child in flashbacks, he never wore shoes. The only time he has actually been seen wearing some is in a multi-chapter, manga-only side story set in the past. When he and Uno busted out of prison in Nevada, he wore straw sandals as part of his street clothes. They inexplicably disappear in the next special chapter.
** Mushashi as well. He at least wears what looks like straps wrapped around his feet, but they aren't technically shoes. In flashbacks, he stopped wearing shoes some point after he was arrested.

* ContraltoOfDanger: Momoko speaks with a deep tone to keep a professional, intimidating image, but slips into a higher pitched one when she's distracted.

The manga is ended in July of 2022.

The manga is ongoing.

We're not? Okay then... ''Nanbaka'', alternatively known as ''The Numbers'', is a manga [[note]]despite its heavy [[ShonenDemographic shonen elements]], Comico is an all-ages web magazine, so it cannot be categorized as such[[/note]] which began as a [[http://www.comico.jp/articleList.nhn?titleNo=49 Comico web manga]] by Sho Futamata that ran from 2013 to 2022. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/comics/manga/nanbaka/volumes The manga got licensed under Crunchyroll]] until the license expired in 2017, and the webcomic is currently is released in multiple languages on Comico's Pocket Comic app. It also received an [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/nanbaka anime]] (which is available worldwide bar Asia, picked up for a simuldub by [[http://www.funimation.com/blog/2016/10/04/funimation-unveils-simuldub-schedule-for-fall-2016-season/ Funimation]] and produced by {{Creator/Satelight}}), which aired in the Fall2016Anime season and Winter2017Anime seasons for two cours.

We're not? Okay then... ''Nanbaka'', alternatively known as ''The Numbers'', is a manga [[note]]despite its heavy [[ShonenDemographic shonen elements]], Comico is an all-ages web magazine, so it cannot be categorized as such[[/note]] which began as a [[http://www.comico.jp/articleList.nhn?titleNo=49 Comico web manga]] by Sho Futamata. [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/comics/manga/nanbaka/volumes The manga got licensed under Crunchyroll]] until the license expired in 2017, and the webcomic is currently is released in multiple languages on Comico's Pocket Comic app. It also received an [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/nanbaka anime]] (which is available worldwide bar Asia, picked up for a simuldub by [[http://www.funimation.com/blog/2016/10/04/funimation-unveils-simuldub-schedule-for-fall-2016-season/ Funimation]] and produced by {{Creator/Satelight}}), which aired in the Fall2016Anime season and Winter2017Anime seasons for two cours.

* BishieSparkle: The manga was simply bright and colorful, with some sparkles here and there. In the anime, it's present in ''[[UpToEleven literally every scene]]''. Turned UpToEleven when they ''actively'' want to add shoujo sparkles to a scene. [[spoiler:Though it starts to diminish once Enki Gokuu appears, to the point that only one or two scenes in the following episodes have sparkles.]]

* WorldOfTechnicolorHair: It'd be easier to name the characters who ''don't'' have weird hair colours in this series. Momoko and Seitarou have blue hair, Jyugo's is black and red, Nico's is lime green, Rock's is purple and red, and Uno's is pink and yellow. [[UpToEleven And the list goes on and on]]...

* RapunzelHair: [[LongHairedPrettyBoy Uno]] has an ''ankle-length'' braid. In the BeachEpisode, it still reaches his thighs...''[[UpToEleven when tied up in a ponytail]]''.

* DarkAndTroubledPast, mixed in with a few cases of AdultFear for good measure:

* TheQuietOne: Chef Shiro.

* WhamEpisode: Episode 6.
* WholesomeCrossdresser: Hajime calls Kiji this on occasion, and Hitoshi actually is this.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: It'd be easier to name the characters who ''don't'' have weird hair colours in this series. Momoko and Seitarou have blue hair, Jyugo's is black and red, Nico's is lime green, Rock's is purple and red, and Uno's is pink and yellow. [[UpToEleven And the list goes on and on]]...
** One episode has a gag where people start switching hair color, to everyone's dismay.

* BlandNameProduct: [[VideoGame/DanceDanceRevolution Nanba Revolution]] and [[VideoGame/StreetFighter Nanba Fighter]]. There's also a robot vacuum called the "Namba".