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Corrected incorrect Cute Robot Girl link to the real Robot Girl link. Added Full Conversion Cyborg trope, since Nuku-Nuku is defined as a biological brain in a cybernetic body.
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* CatGirl: Played with; despite "Cat Girl" being in the title, Nuku Nuku doesn't have the typical [[LittleBitBeastly cat ears and tail]] of this trope, though she does have a fold-out set of robotic antennae on her head that vaguely resemble cat ears. However, each version of her is a [[RobotGirl cyborg]] with some kind of cat biology implanted in her that makes her act very catlike. In the OVA and fourteen ep TV series, she has a cat's brain. In ''Dash'', it's implied she has a cat's brain and its entire ''nervous system''. [[spoiler:Which would logically also apply to her "sister", Rei-Rei.]]
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* CatGirl: Played with; despite "Cat Girl" being in the title, Nuku Nuku doesn't have the typical [[LittleBitBeastly cat ears and tail]] of this trope, though she does have a fold-out set of robotic antennae on her head that vaguely resemble cat ears. However, each version of her is a [[RobotGirl cyborg]] FullConversionCyborg with some kind of cat biology implanted in her that makes her act very catlike. In the OVA and fourteen ep TV series, she has a cat's brain. In ''Dash'', it's implied she has a cat's brain and its entire ''nervous system''. [[spoiler:Which would logically also apply to her "sister", Rei-Rei.]]
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** Regardless of version, Nuku-Nuku is a CuteRobotGirl who looks like a very attractive sixteen year old girl... but she's also outfitted with SuperStrength and martial arts abilities that allow her to make absolute ''mincemeat'' out of dedicated combat MiniMecha with seeming ease.
** In the OAV, rival CuteRobotGirl Eimi Yoshikawa looks like a cute girl, but is actually outfitted with the strength and integrated weaponry to battle Nuku-Nuku on relative ease.
** In the OAV, rival CuteRobotGirl Eimi Yoshikawa looks like a cute girl, but is actually outfitted with the strength and integrated weaponry to battle Nuku-Nuku on relative ease.
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** Regardless of version, Nuku-Nuku is a CuteRobotGirl RobotGirl who looks like a very attractive sixteen year old girl... but she's also outfitted with SuperStrength and martial arts abilities that allow her to make absolute ''mincemeat'' out of dedicated combat MiniMecha with seeming ease.
** In the OAV, rivalCuteRobotGirl RobotGirl Eimi Yoshikawa looks like a cute girl, but is actually outfitted with the strength and integrated weaponry to battle Nuku-Nuku on relative ease.
** In the OAV, rival
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* FullConversionCyborg: Nuku-Nuku is depicted as a cat's brain (and possibly some of its nervous system) that has been installed into a completely mechanical RobotGirl body. It's implied even some of her brain is actually cybernetic, which would explain how she's able to function with a human-level of cognizance.
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Added some OAV tropes, moved Akiko's career woman trope to the OAV (it's not true in the other incarnations as far as I know, fleshed out some ZCE entries.
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* ''All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku TV'' / ''Bannou Bunka Nekomusume'' - A fourteen-episode TV series which features a LighterAndSofter tone, focusing more on slapstick comedy than action. ''TV'' famously changed the character dynamic, focusing less on the Natsume family and more on Nuku Nuku's misadventures as she attempts to adjust to the life of a high school girl while battling [[MonsterOfTheWeek regular robot attacks]] instigated by [[BigBad Hell Mishima]], a CorruptCorporateExecutive who takes over Akiko (downgraded to PunchClockVillain)'s position as the major antagonist.
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* ''All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku TV'' / ''Bannou Bunka Nekomusume'' - A fourteen-episode TV series which features a LighterAndSofter tone, focusing more on slapstick comedy than action. ''TV'' famously changed the character dynamic, focusing less on the Natsume family and more on Nuku Nuku's misadventures as she attempts to adjust to the life of a high school girl while battling [[MonsterOfTheWeek regular robot attacks]] instigated by [[BigBad Hell Mishima]], a CorruptCorporateExecutive who takes over Akiko (downgraded to PunchClockVillain)'s position Akiko'sposition as the major antagonist.
antagonist (with Akiko downgraded to PunchClockVillain) .
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%% * BeachEpisode: Once per series, at least.
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%% * ButtMonkey: Arisa and Kyouko in most incarnations. ''TV'' adds in badly battered teacher Yamagata-sensei.
%% * CallingYourAttacks: '''"MOTHER'S LOVE MISSILE!"''' '''"NUKU-NUKU PUNCH!"''' '''"NUKU-NUKU KICK!"'''
* CatGirl: Played with; despite "Cat Girl" being in the title, Nuku Nuku doesn't have the typical [[LittleBitBeastly cat ears and tail]] of this trope. However, each version of her is a [[RobotGirl cyborg]] with some kind of cat biology implanted in her that makes her act very catlike. In the OVA and fourteen ep TV series, she has a cat's brain. In ''Dash'', it's implied she, as well as [[spoiler:her sister Rei Rei]], each have a cat's brain and its entire ''nervous system''.
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%% * CuteBruiser: Nuku-Nuku in each and every version. The original also has fellow RobotGirl Eimi Yoshikawa. In Dash, Nuku Nuku goes from cute to outright boob-loaded, in addition to the change in hair and eye color.
%% * CuteLittleFangs: Nuku-Nuku
%% * {{Determinator}}: Nuku Nuku. Semi-lampshaded by Kyouko in the very first episode of the OVA.
%% --> * Nuku Nuku emerges from a pile of wreckage*
%% --> '''Kyouko''': What are you, the ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}''?!
%% --> '''Nuku Nuku''': No, I'm Natsume Nuku-Nuku! The fruit of Papa-san and Ryunosuke's love!
%% * BeachEpisode: Once per series, at least.
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%% * ButtMonkey: Arisa and Kyouko in most incarnations. ''TV'' adds in badly battered teacher Yamagata-sensei.
%% * CallingYourAttacks: '''"MOTHER'S LOVE MISSILE!"''' '''"NUKU-NUKU PUNCH!"''' '''"NUKU-NUKU KICK!"'''
* CatGirl: Played with; despite "Cat Girl" being in the title, Nuku Nuku doesn't have the typical [[LittleBitBeastly cat ears and tail]] of this trope. However, each version of her is a [[RobotGirl cyborg]] with some kind of cat biology implanted in her that makes her act very catlike. In the OVA and fourteen ep TV series, she has a cat's brain. In ''Dash'', it's implied she, as well as [[spoiler:her sister Rei Rei]], each have a cat's brain and its entire ''nervous system''.
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%% * CuteBruiser: Nuku-Nuku in each and every version. The original also has fellow RobotGirl Eimi Yoshikawa. In Dash, Nuku Nuku goes from cute to outright boob-loaded, in addition to the change in hair and eye color.
%% * CuteLittleFangs: Nuku-Nuku
%% * {{Determinator}}: Nuku Nuku. Semi-lampshaded by Kyouko in the very first episode of the OVA.
%% --> * Nuku Nuku emerges from a pile of wreckage*
%% --> '''Kyouko''': What are you, the ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}''?!
%% --> '''Nuku Nuku''': No, I'm Natsume Nuku-Nuku! The fruit of Papa-san and Ryunosuke's love!
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* CallingYourAttacks:
* CatGirl: Played with; despite "Cat Girl" being in the title, Nuku Nuku doesn't have the typical [[LittleBitBeastly cat ears and tail]] of this
* CrossPoppingVeins: When characters in the OAV or TV series get really mad, expect to see cross-shapes popping all over their forehead to express that fact.
* CuteBruiser:
** Regardless of version, Nuku-Nuku is a CuteRobotGirl who looks like a very attractive sixteen year old girl... but she's also outfitted with SuperStrength and martial arts abilities that allow her to make absolute ''mincemeat'' out of dedicated combat MiniMecha with seeming ease.
** In the OAV, rival CuteRobotGirl Eimi Yoshikawa looks like a cute girl, but is actually outfitted with the strength and integrated weaponry to battle Nuku-Nuku on relative ease.
%% * CuteBruiser: Nuku-Nuku in each and every version. The original also has fellow RobotGirl Eimi Yoshikawa. In Dash, Nuku Nuku goes from cute to outright boob-loaded, in addition to the change in hair and eye color.
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--> '''Kyouko''': What are you, the
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--> '''Nuku Nuku''': No, I'm Natsume Nuku-Nuku! The fruit of Papa-san and Ryunosuke's love!
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** Nuku-Nuku has SuperStrength to the point she can throw cars around as if they were golfballs, but is generally portrayed as TheDitz -- [[DumbIsGood
** Eimi
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%% * GenkiGirl: Nuku-Nuku in all versions except ''Dash''.
%% * HeavySleeper: Kyusaku and Ryunosuke. Nuku Nuku at some points.
* HighPoweredCareerWoman: Akiko Natsume is the head of a powerful corporation. She is also estranged from her husband and her son. In one episode, she invites them, and Nuku Nuku, to her mansion to try and patch things up. Her effort at preparing a meal involves her believing that you wash rice with dish soap, and she burned the fish to inedibility.
%% * HeavySleeper: Kyusaku and Ryunosuke. Nuku Nuku at some points.
* HighPoweredCareerWoman: Akiko Natsume is the head of a powerful corporation. She is also estranged from her husband and her son. In one episode, she invites them, and Nuku Nuku, to her mansion to try and patch things up. Her effort at preparing a meal involves her believing that you wash rice with dish soap, and she burned the fish to inedibility.
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* HighPoweredCareerWoman: Akiko Natsume
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%% * HumongousMecha: It would appear that Mishima Industries produces nothing but these.
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* MermaidingSwimsuit: In the second episode of the OAV, Kyusuke hands Nuku Nuku a bikini with additional gadgets and a monofin named the "Mermaid RX-24" that allows Nuku Nuku to swim (being a full body cyborg, she sinks like a stone otherwise). For further comedy, the TV version of the same scene has Kyusuke noticing that the swimsuit's floating devices are battery-powered and he had not charged them before giving them to Nuku Nuku, so she swam in the subsequent action scene purely because the swimsuit acted like a MagicFeather.
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** Fitting her characterization as an {{Ojou}} in the OAV and Dash continuity, Akiko's laugh is a high-pitched "oh-oh-oh!" sound when she does laugh. She even laughs this way in the TV continuity, where she's more of a blue-collar minion type.
** Chieko
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%% * {{Ojou}}: Akiko in all incarnations except ''TV''. Said series instead gives this role to RichBitch Chieko.
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** Akiko is a wealthy heiress and a high-ranking manager in
** The TV continuity has newcomer Chieko, a RichBitch
** Zigzagged with Akiko in the OAV continuity. She's technically the boss of Mishima Heavy Industries (though she actually reports to her own grandfather, who's the head of the company), and in the first episode she orders her underlings Arisa and Kyouko to capture Nuku-Nuku and bring her Ryunosuke by whatever it takes. However, her reason for doing this is because she wants the return of the NK-1124 gynoid ''she'' funded and ''her'' son Ryunosuke, whom Kyusaku technically stole and kidnapped. In the 2nd OAV, she actually turns out to have ''not'' planned to order her underlings to arrange for Ryunosuke to get injured during his trip to the beach after making a "deal" with Kyusaku that if Ryunosuke got hurt on said trip, he would return to Akiko. In the third OAV, she agrees to try and take the role of a traditional housewife in exchange for Kyusaku moving back into her family home with Ryunosuke and Nuku-Nuku, and genuinely does give it her best to live up to it until she realizes Kyusaku basically tricked her. Finally, she's a complete non-antagonist for the last three OAVs; she's trying to stop the rogue runaway gynoid Eimi in #4, orders Arisa and Kyouko to leave Nuku-Nuku alone at her new job in #5, and actually needs to be ''saved'' from a fault KillSat in #6.
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%% * RobotGirl: Eimi in the OVA, the other NK-series Androids in ''Dash'' aside from Nuku Nuku herself and [[spoiler: her sister Rei Rei]], who are cyborgs, instead.
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%% * SmallGirlBigGun: Arisa lives for this trope, but Eimi tops her at it by dragging a ''[[GatlingGood minigun]]'' around in order to give Nuku-Nuku a special "Christmas Present" in the final OVA episode.
* SuperDrowningSkills: Nuku-Nuku can handle water just fine, but she can't swim because her robot body is too heavy to float and she sinks in any large body of water. She is eventually [[MechaExpansionPack upgraded]] to get around this.
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%% * SmallGirlBigGun: Arisa lives for this trope, but Eimi tops her at it by dragging a ''[[GatlingGood minigun]]'' around in order to give Nuku-Nuku a special "Christmas Present" in the final OVA episode.
* SuperDrowningSkills: Nuku-Nuku can handle water just fine, but she can't swim because her robot body is too heavy to float and she sinks in any large body of water. She is eventually [[MechaExpansionPack upgraded]] to get around this.
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* {{Roofhopping}}: Thanks to her SuperStrength and feline agility, Nuku-Nuku is [[InASingleBound able to make incredible leaps]], so she often travels quickly around urban environments by leaping from
* RuleOfCool: The designs of the various mecha, and
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* SmallGirlBigGun: Arisa
* SuperDrowningSkills: Nuku-Nuku can handle water just fine, but she can't swim because her robot body is too heavy to float and she sinks in any large body of water. She is eventually [[MechaExpansionPack upgraded]] to get around this. The OAV does imply she can actually ''drown'' if she spends too long submerged, as she's shown desperately trying to conserve air.
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%% * BigFancyHouse: Akiko lives in one of these, and so does the rest of the clan in the one episode that Akiko tries to go straight.
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* BullyingADragon: Arisa and Kyouko in OAV #5, after having had their asses ''repeatedly'' kicked by Nuku-Nuku and directly ''ordered'' to leave her alone whilst she's working at a restaurant owned by Akiko, decide to seek revenge by first humiliating her, then trying to get her fired, and then finally by just shooting up the place. It goes about as well as all the other times they fought her.
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%% * CrossCounter: What eventually ends Nuku-Nuku and Eimi's brawl during episode 4... Until they get right back up and start going at it again.
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%% * ExactTimeToFailure: See EnemyMine.
%% * GrandTheftMe: "Eimi wants your body, Nuku Nuku"... and not in the ''fun'' way, either.
* GroinAttack: Nuku-Nuku breifly pressing Eimi's groin with her foot during their "Rematch" in the fourth episode.
* InstantFanClub: Nuku-Nuku gains one when she starts working at a family restaurant.
%% * GrandTheftMe: "Eimi wants your body, Nuku Nuku"... and not in the ''fun'' way, either.
* GroinAttack: Nuku-Nuku breifly pressing Eimi's groin with her foot during their "Rematch" in the fourth episode.
* InstantFanClub: Nuku-Nuku gains one when she starts working at a family restaurant.
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* GrandTheftMe:
* GroinAttack: Nuku-Nuku
* HighPoweredCareerWoman: Akiko Natsume is the head of a powerful corporation. She is also estranged from her husband and her son, and is shown to have no idea how to perform basic household tasks. In one episode, she invites them, and Nuku Nuku, to her mansion to try and patch things up. Her effort at preparing a meal involves her believing that you wash rice with dish soap, and she burned the fish to inedibility.
* InstantFanClub: Nuku-Nuku gains one when she starts working at a family
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* MermaidingSwimsuit: In the second episode of the OAV, Kyusuke hands Nuku Nuku a bikini with additional gadgets and a monofin named the "Mermaid RX-24" that allows Nuku Nuku to swim (being a full body cyborg, she sinks like a stone otherwise). For further comedy, the TV version of the same scene has Kyusuke noticing that the swimsuit's floating devices are battery-powered and he had not charged them before giving them to Nuku Nuku, so she swam in the subsequent action scene purely because the swimsuit acted like a MagicFeather.
* NoGuyWantsAnAmazon: Arisa and Kyouko become exasperated at how a "bimbo" like Nuku-Nuku catches so much attention and they, being "strong and intelligent" are ignored.
* NoGuyWantsAnAmazon: Arisa and Kyouko become exasperated at how a "bimbo" like Nuku-Nuku catches so much attention and they, being "strong and intelligent" are ignored.
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%% * QuirkyHousehold: The Mishima mansion when Nuku, Kyusaku, and Ryunosuke go to live there for a short period in the third episode.
%% * RedEyesTakeWarning: Eimi's.
%% * TheRival: Eimi.
%% * TheScream: Akiko does this when she realises she has been duped by Kyusaku into letting him and Ryunosuke move back in, provided she does all the "motherly duties" like cooking and cleaning - even though that means she has no more time with her son than when they were separated.
%% * RedEyesTakeWarning: Eimi's.
%% * TheRival: Eimi.
%% * TheScream: Akiko does this when she realises she has been duped by Kyusaku into letting him and Ryunosuke move back in, provided she does all the "motherly duties" like cooking and cleaning - even though that means she has no more time with her son than when they were separated.
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* TheScream: Towards the climax of the 3rd OAV, Akiko
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%% * SkinshipGrope: Eimi while sizing up Nuku-Nuku for her GrandTheftMe.
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%% * SmokingIsCool: Kyusaku's rarely seen without a drag in his mouth.
* StabTheSalad: One episode opens on darkness, a pounding heartbeat, a flash of light across a knife blade followed by a gush of blood and Akiko screaming... only to reveal it's Akiko grossed out by a fish on her chopping board as she tries to prepare dinner.
* StabTheSalad: One episode opens on darkness, a pounding heartbeat, a flash of light across a knife blade followed by a gush of blood and Akiko screaming... only to reveal it's Akiko grossed out by a fish on her chopping board as she tries to prepare dinner.
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* StabTheSalad:
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* TooDumbToLive: Arisa and Kyouko are introduced in the 5th OAV with massive pay cuts and overwork to try and recompense Mishima Heavy Industries for all the damage they've caused in their failed fights against Nuku-Nuku. When they discover Nuku-Nuku has a part-time job at a local restaurant owned by [=MHI=] and report this to their boss Akiko, she '''orders''' them to leave Nuku-Nuku alone, as she's making them a lot of money. They promptly ignore her, try to get Nuku-Nuku fired, and end up shooting up the place in yet another failed attack. Guess what happen when Akiko finds out about them blatantly ignoring her orders and destroying a very profitable business venue in the process?
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* AdaptationalCurves: In ''Dash'', Nuku Nuku goes from cute to outright boob-loaded, in addition to the change in hair and eye color.
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* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: Even though Nuku Nuku is a android with the mind of a cat, she often partake in human action that should be impossible like eating, blushing, and getting drunk on catnip.
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* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: Even though Nuku Nuku is a an android with the mind of a cat, she often partake partakes in human action actions that should be impossible like eating, blushing, and getting drunk on catnip.
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* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: Even though Nuku Nuku is a android with the mind of a cat, she often partake in human action that should be impossible like eating, blushing, and getting drunk on catnip.
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* MermaidingSwimsuit: In the second episode of the OAV, Kyusuke hands Nuku Nuku a bikini with additional gadgets and a monofin named the "Mermaid RX-24" that allows Nuku Nuku to swim (being a full body cyborg, she sinks like a stone otherwise). For further comedy, the TV version of the same scene has Kyusuke noticing that the swimsuit's floating devices are battery-powered and he had not charged them before giving them to Nuku Nuku, so she swam in the subsequent action scene purely because the swimsuit acted like a MagicFeather.
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* PeekABangs: Kyusaku's. They cover both eyes in ''OVA'', and one eye in ''TV'' and ''Dash''.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Hell Mishima and Kyusaku seem to think that they're in a dramatic toku show when they're really in a slapstick comedy. Made doubly hilarious when you see Dash, where their ideas about Nuku Nuku, at least, ARE SPOT ON!
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Hell Mishima and Kyusaku seem to think that they're in a dramatic toku show when they're really in a slapstick comedy. Made doubly hilarious when you see Dash, where their ideas about Nuku Nuku, at least, ARE SPOT ON!'''''are spot on!'''''
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* CallBack: To one of Nuku Nuku TV's jokes. The supposed design for Nuku Nuku in the FakeOutOpening IS Nuku Nuku in Dash!
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* CallBack: To one of Nuku Nuku TV's jokes. The supposed design for Nuku Nuku in the FakeOutOpening IS Nuku Nuku in Dash!Dash, with the only difference being hair colour, in that the original Nuku has reddish-pink hair, and Dash!Nuku has light green hair.
* {{Fanservice}}: The whole purpose of Dash seems to be to make the series they kept referencing in the TV series.
* {{Fanservice}}: The whole purpose of Dash seems to be to make the series they kept referencing in the TV series.
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%% * {{Gainaxing}}: ''Especially'' in ''Dash''.
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* NoWaterProofingInTheFuture:
** Nuku-Nuku can handle water just fine, but she can't swim because her robot body is too heavy to float and she sinks in any large body of water. She is eventually [[MechaExpansionPack upgraded]] to get around this.
** Surprisingly one of the tropes played straight in ''TV''. The very first MonsterOfTheWeek is a HumongousMecha washing machine whose waterproofing failed and caused it to go on a rampage after it shorted out.
** Nuku-Nuku can handle water just fine, but she can't swim because her robot body is too heavy to float and she sinks in any large body of water. She is eventually [[MechaExpansionPack upgraded]] to get around this.
** Surprisingly one of the tropes played straight in ''TV''. The very first MonsterOfTheWeek is a HumongousMecha washing machine whose waterproofing failed and caused it to go on a rampage after it shorted out.
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* NoWaterProofingInTheFuture:
** Nuku-Nuku can handle water just fine, but she can't swim because her robot body is too heavy to float and she sinks in any large body of water. She is eventually [[MechaExpansionPack upgraded]] to get around this.
** SurprisinglyNoWaterProofingInTheFuture: Surprisingly, one of the tropes played straight in ''TV''. The very first MonsterOfTheWeek is a HumongousMecha washing machine whose waterproofing failed and caused it to go on a rampage after it shorted out.
** Nuku-Nuku can handle water just fine, but she can't swim because her robot body is too heavy to float and she sinks in any large body of water. She is eventually [[MechaExpansionPack upgraded]] to get around this.
** Surprisingly
* SuperDrowningSkills: Nuku-Nuku can handle water just fine, but she can't swim because her robot body is too heavy to float and she sinks in any large body of water. She is eventually [[MechaExpansionPack upgraded]] to get around this.
%% * TheSweatDrop: Used in all series, but called attention to {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d in the TV series when Nuku-Nuku asks Kyusaku why she can do this, but is unable to sweat in the "normal" way.
%% * TheSweatDrop: Used in all series, but called attention to {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d in the TV series when Nuku-Nuku asks Kyusaku why she can do this, but is unable to sweat in the "normal" way.
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%% * TheSweatDrop: Used in all series, but called attention to {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d in the TV series when Nuku-Nuku asks Kyusaku why she can do this, but is unable to sweat in the "normal" way.
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[[quoteright:256:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lt/nuku.jpg]][[caption-width-right:250:''The heartwarming story of [[ABoyAndHisX a Boy and his cat]]...'' ''...and a major Military Equipment Manufacturer.'']]
->'''''Boy #1:''' What's your favorite food?\\
->'''''Boy #1:''' What's your favorite food?\\
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[[quoteright:256:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lt/nuku.jpg]][[caption-width-right:250:''The heartwarming story of [[ABoyAndHisX a Boy and his cat]]...'' ''...[[BreadEggsMilkSquick and a major Military Equipment Manufacturer.'']]
->'''''BoyManufacturer]].'']]
->'''Boy #1:''' What's your favorite food?\\
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'''Nuku-Nuku:''' Sitting in the sun.''
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'''Nuku-Nuku:''' Sitting in the sun.''
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%% * FilkSong: Pretty much anything thought up by Eiichi Ikenami. Though the words are always different, it's always the same tune.
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** Eiichi breaks out into a FilkSong. "Lalalala...~"
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** Eiichi breaks out into a FilkSong.Filk Song. "Lalalala...~"
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* HighPoweredCareerWoman: Akiko Natsume is the head of a powerful corporation. She is also estranged from her husband and her son. In one episode, she invites them, and Nuku Nuku, to her mansion to try and patch things up. Her effort at preparing a meal involves her believing that you wash rice with dish soap, and she burned the fish to inedibility.
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* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: In their high school days, perpetually broke mad scientist Kyusaku and corporate heir Hell Mishima competed for Akiko's hand with ridiculous robot battles. She ultimately split the difference, marrying Kyusaku and working for Mishima.
