History Manga / YozakuraQuartet

* MirroredConfrontationShot: Used in the ''Hana no Uta'' opening, with the six main protagonists facing Lila, Zakuro, Morino, Shinozuka, Enjin, and...[[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Kohime]].

* BoobsOfSteel: Well, in regards to the girls' competence in battle. Compare nearly flat-chested Ao and Rin, who are either beat down quite often or don't fight at all, with stacked up Hime and Kotoha, who can undoubtedly hold their own in a fight against stronger enemies.

* BladeOnAStick: Hime's weapon of choice.

Debut manga of Yasuda Suzuhito, character designer of ''Anime/KamisamaKazoku'', ''VideoGame/DevilSurvivor'', ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'' and a large amount of ''{{Franchise/Digimon}}'' games since ''VideoGame/DigimonWorldReDigitize''. The manga began serialization in ''Monthly Shounen Sirius'' in 2006. It received an anime adaptation in 2008, which went into production when the manga was on its second volume, making in the anime and manga different enough that Suzuhito encouraged people to think of them as separate series and enjoy them both on their own merits.

The series has also since had an OVA that disregarded the 2008 anime's departures and adapted the manga's "Hoshi no Umi" (Sea of Stars) story arc much more faithfully, and a second series in the Fall 2013 season called ''Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta'' (Song of Flowers). Note that ''Hana no Uta'' skips the ''Hoshi no Umi'' arc without summarizing it beyond vague clips used during a SpecialEditionTitle, making the OVA required viewing between episodes 8 and 9. Another OVA adapted the "Tsuki ni Naku" arc. A crossover manga with ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'', titled ''YZQ ✕ DRRR!!'', was released with the limited edition Blu-Ray of ''Hana no Uta''.

The series has also since had an OVA that disregarded the 2008 anime's departures and adapted the manga's "Hoshi no Umi" (Sea of Stars) story arc much more faithfully, and a second series in the Fall2013Anime season called ''Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta'' (Song of Flowers). Note that ''Hana no Uta'' skips the ''Hoshi no Umi'' arc without summarizing it beyond vague clips used during a SpecialEditionTitle, making the OVA required viewing between episodes 8 and 9. Another OVA adapted the "Tsuki ni Naku" arc. A crossover manga with ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'', titled ''YZQ ✕ DRRR!!'', was released with the limited edition Blu-Ray of ''Hana no Uta''.

* NiceHat:
** Ao wears one with cat ears occasionally.
** As part of their nurse ensemble, Juli and [[spoiler: Lila]] also wear small nurse caps.

The series has also since had an OVA that disregarded the 2008 anime's departures and adapted the manga's "Hoshi no Umi" (Sea of Stars) story arc much more faithfully, and a second series in the Fall2013Anime season called ''Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta'' (Song of Flowers). Note that ''Hana no Uta'' skips the ''Hoshi no Umi'' arc without summarizing it beyond vague clips used during a SpecialEditionTitle, making the OVA required viewing between episodes 8 and 9. Another OVA adapted the "Tsuki ni Naku" arc. A crossover manga with ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'', titled YZQ ✕ DRRR!!, was released with the limited edition Blu-Ray of ''Hana no Uta''.

The series has also since had an OVA that disregarded the 2008 anime's departures and adapted the manga's "Hoshi no Umi" (Sea of Stars) story arc much more faithfully, and a second series in the Fall2013Anime season called ''Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta'' (Song of Flowers). Note that ''Hana no Uta'' skips the ''Hoshi no Umi'' arc without summarizing it beyond vague clips used during a SpecialEditionTitle, making the OVA required viewing between episodes 8 and 9. Another OVA adapted the "Tsuki ni Naku" arc. A crossover manga with ''LightNovel/Durarara'', titled YZQ ✕ DRRR!!, was released with the limited edition Blu-Ray of ''Hana no Uta''.

The series has also since had an OVA that disregarded the 2008 anime's departures and adapted the manga's "Hoshi no Umi" (Sea of Stars) story arc much more faithfully, and a second series in the Fall2013Anime season called ''Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta'' (Song of Flowers). Note that ''Hana no Uta'' skips the ''Hoshi no Umi'' arc without summarizing it beyond vague clips used during a SpecialEditionTitle, making the OVA required viewing between episodes 8 and 9. Another OVA adapted the "Tsuki ni Naku" arc.

The series has also since had an OVA that disregarded the 2008 anime's departures and adapted the manga's "Hoshi no Umi" (Sea of Stars) story arc much more faithfully, and a second series in the Fall2013Anime season called ''Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta'' (Song of Flowers). Note that ''Hana no Uta'' skips the ''Hoshi no Umi'' arc without summarizing it beyond vague clips used during a SpecialEditionTitle, making the OVA required viewing between episodes 8 and 9. Another OVA adapted the ''Tsuki ni Naku'' arc.

The series has also since had an OVA that disregarded the 2008 anime's departures and adapted the manga's "Hoshi no Umi" (Sea of Stars) story arc much more faithfully, and a second series in the Fall2013Anime season called ''Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta'' (Song of Flowers). Note that ''Hana no Uta'' skips the ''Hoshi no Umi'' arc without summarizing it beyond vague clips used during a SpecialEditionTitle, making the OVA required viewing between episodes 8 and 9.