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It's been described as "[[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 [doing] for composers what]] ''Manga/BungouStrayDogs'' [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 does for famous authors]]". If you don't know what that means, don't worry. Our protagonist Kanae Otowa and her childhood friend Sousuke Kagura didn't either.
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It's been described as "[[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 [doing] for composers what]] ''Manga/BungouStrayDogs'' [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 does for famous authors]]". If you don't know what that means, don't worry. Our protagonist Kanae Otowa and her childhood friend Sousuke Kagura Kagara didn't either.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Beethes summons emperor penguins with his Mujik to combat King and his army of mice-turned-men created by Tchaikovsky. The penguins waste no time in absolutely [[CurbStompBattle stomping]] the mice, with the biggest highlight of the battle being a huge penguin in Napoleon clothing slapping King out of the area.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Beethes summons emperor penguins with his Mujik to combat King and his army of mice-turned-men [[HumanityEnsues mice-turned-men]] created by Tchaikovsky. The penguins waste no time in absolutely [[CurbStompBattle stomping]] the mice, with the biggest highlight of the battle being a huge penguin in Napoleon clothing slapping King out of the area.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: Played with. In real life, Liszt was known for his multiple romances with women and Tchaikovsky was one of the most famous homosexual composers. It appears that being gender-flipped hasn't changed their sexual preferences at all since Liszt frequently flirts with Kanae and Tchaiko has a crush on Bach. However, due to said GenderFlip, this means that Liszt is a lesbian and Tchaiko is straight.
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** Meanwhile, Liszt calls Kanae "little kitten" while being close to her [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace in a different way]].
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** Meanwhile, Liszt calls Kanae "little kitten" while being close to her [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace [[HomoeroticSubtext in a different way]].
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* AxCrazy: Motes in Episode 7.
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* AxCrazy: BearsAreBadNews: A bear attacks twice during the training sequence in episode 2. Motes in Episode 7.manages to knock it out during the second time.
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* CryIntoChest: Kanae breaks down crying as a result of stress from pent-up emotions. Liszt offers her a hug, resulting in this trope.
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* ConspicuousCGI: Mostly used during the Mujik sequences to highlight the weirdness of the illusionary world(s) that it creates, in contrast to the rest of the show.
* CryIntoChest: Kanae breaks down crying as a result of stress from pent-upemotions.emotions in episode 6. Liszt offers her a hug, resulting in this trope.
* CryIntoChest: Kanae breaks down crying as a result of stress from pent-up
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Motes is shown reading a book about kite-flying festivals in episode 2. Episode 4 features said kite-flying festival.
** Motes is shown reading a book about kite-flying festivals in episode 2. Episode 4 features said kite-flying festival.
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* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the blue shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He seems a bit shoehorned in]], mostly for comedy.
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* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the blue shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He It seems a bit shoehorned in]], mostly for comedy.
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** Liszt's ''Liebesträume'' summons buff winged cherubs who [[CupidsArrow shoot arrows to induce love in people]], Schubert's ''Wiegenlied, D498'' causes people to [[FountainOfYouth regress into babies and infantalize their state of mind]], and the list goes on.
** It is possible to have two or more Classicaloids use their Mujik at the same time in order to overpower the other(s).
** It is possible to have two or more Classicaloids use their Mujik at the same time in order to overpower the other(s).
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** Liszt's ''Liebesträume'' ''Liebesträume No.3'' summons buff winged cherubs who [[CupidsArrow shoot arrows to induce love in people]], Schubert's ''Wiegenlied, D498'' causes people to [[FountainOfYouth regress into babies and infantalize their state of mind]], and the list goes on.
** It is possible to have two or more Classicaloids use their Mujik at the same time in order to overpower the other(s). However, too many at once makes the Mujik to go haywire and cause ear-splitting vibrations, in addition to the Classicaloids being unable to stop casting their Mujik.
** It is possible to have two or more Classicaloids use their Mujik at the same time in order to overpower the other(s). However, too many at once makes the Mujik to go haywire and cause ear-splitting vibrations, in addition to the Classicaloids being unable to stop casting their Mujik.
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* MarshmallowHell: Liszt sure likes to hug Kanae a lot, often leading to this trope.
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* VictoriasSecretCompartment: Liszt sometimes stashes documents in between her breasts.
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** The amnesia seems to be mostly confined to Mozart and Beethoven or highly selective. Tchaikovsky and Badazewska seem to remember their past selves fine and Lizst has apparently told the same stories about Chopin's past girlfriend many times.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: In episode 6, Kanae yells at the Classicaloids to get out of the mansion as a result of their latest hare-brained scheme to turn it into a gyoza shop. For once they actually listen to her and leave, deciding to find gifts to cheer her up.
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** Meanwhile, Liszt calls Kanae "cute kitten" while being close to her [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace in a different way]].
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** Meanwhile, Liszt calls Kanae "cute "little kitten" while being close to her [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace in a different way]].
* BigDamnHeroes: The Classicaloids show up just in time in episode 6 to prevent the second attempted demolition of the Otowa mansion. [[spoiler:Bach, however, proves to be the true hero of the day when he neutralises their out-of-control Mujik with ''Toccata and Fugue in D Minor''.]]
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* CallBack: The wrecking ball and its construction crew from episode 1 reappear in episode 6, [[spoiler:in a second attempt to destroy the house again]].
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* CallBack: The wrecking ball and its construction crew from episode 1 reappear in episode 6, [[spoiler:in 6 during a second attempt to destroy the house again]].mansion. This time, however, Kyougo's assistant is present to make sure that they go through with it.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: In episode 6, Kanae yells at the Classicaloids to get out of the mansion as a result of their latest hare-brained scheme to turn it into a gyoza shop. For once they actually listen to her and leave, deciding to find gifts to cheer her up.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: In episode 6, Kanae yells at the Classicaloids to get out of the mansion as a result of their latest hare-brained scheme to turn it into a gyoza shop. For once they actually listen to her and leave, deciding to find gifts to cheer her up.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Kanae's father makes his first appearance outside of flashbacks at the end of episode 4, telling Kanae that [[spoiler:he was the creator of the Classicaloids]].
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The Classicaloids are associated with certain colours. Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly, {{Determinator}} for his ideals), Liszt is green, Chopin is purple, Schubert is orange, Tchaikovsky is light blue, Badarzewska is magenta and Bach is dark blue.
* EscapedFromTheLab: [[spoiler:Beethes and Motes are shown escaping with the help of an unknown man in Schubert's flashback in Episode 3.]]
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The Classicaloids are associated with certain colours. Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly, {{Determinator}} for his ideals), Liszt is green, Chopin is purple, Schubert is orange, Tchaikovsky is light blue, Badarzewska is magenta and Bach is dark blue.
* EscapedFromTheLab: [[spoiler:Beethes and Motes are shown escaping with the help of an unknown man in Schubert's flashback in Episode 3.]]
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Kanae's father makes his first appearance outside of flashbacks at the end of episode 4, 5, telling Kanae that [[spoiler:he was the creator of the Classicaloids]].
** Unfortunately it leads to an [[TheUnReveal unreveal]] as Kyougo proceeds to ignore his daughter's questions by giving her joke answers instead. This causes Kanae to agonise over [[spoiler:the existence of the Classicaloids]] for the rest of episode 6.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The Classicaloids are associated with certain colours. Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly, {{Determinator}} for his ideals), Liszt isgreen, green (the colour of love in Greek and Roman mythology, hence the cherubs she summons), Chopin is purple, purple (quiet and introverted), Schubert is orange, Tchaikovsky is light blue, Badarzewska is magenta and Bach is dark blue.
* CryIntoChest: Kanae breaks down crying as a result of stress from pent-up emotions. Liszt offers her a hug, resulting in this trope.
* EscapedFromTheLab: [[spoiler:Beethes and Motes are shown escaping with the help ofan unknown man Kanae's father in Schubert's flashback in Episode 3.]]
** Unfortunately it leads to an [[TheUnReveal unreveal]] as Kyougo proceeds to ignore his daughter's questions by giving her joke answers instead. This causes Kanae to agonise over [[spoiler:the existence of the Classicaloids]] for the rest of episode 6.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The Classicaloids are associated with certain colours. Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly, {{Determinator}} for his ideals), Liszt is
* CryIntoChest: Kanae breaks down crying as a result of stress from pent-up emotions. Liszt offers her a hug, resulting in this trope.
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* InSeriesNickname: Beethoven and Mozart introduce themselves as "Beethes" and "Motes" respectively.
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* InSeriesNickname: Beethoven and Mozart introduce themselves as "Beethes" and "Motes" respectively. [[spoiler:Invoked by Kanae's father, who didn't want them to use their real names]].
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* ManChild: Motes and Beethes most definitely, but the rest of the Classicaloids have their moments as well. It's quite telling that one of the sanest members of the cast is a teenager with a temper problem.
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* SingleTargetSexuality: Motes is strictly Kanae-sexual, and is a bit crazy about it, too. However, as seen in Episode 2, it looks like his feelings for her are genuine, even if he's going about it in a childish way.
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* AffectionateNickname: Liszt coins "Cho-chan" for Chopin, highlighting their closeness as friends.
** Meanwhile, Liszt calls Kanae "cute kitten" while being close to her [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace in a different way]].
** Meanwhile, Liszt calls Kanae "cute kitten" while being close to her [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace in a different way]].
* [[spoiler:ArtificialHuman]]: [[spoiler:The Classicaloids.]]
* CallBack: The wrecking ball and its construction crew from episode 1 reappear in episode 6, [[spoiler:in a second attempt to destroy the house again]].
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* MagicMusic: Basically the concept of Mujik in a nutshell. Certain effects are determined by the music that is playing, such as Mozart's ''Eine Kleine Nachtmusik'' allowing him to grant people's wishes.
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* MagicMusic: Basically the concept of Mujik in a nutshell. Certain effects are determined by the music that is playing, such as Beethoven's ''Symphony No.6'' causing living beings and inanimate objects to dance, and Mozart's ''Eine Kleine Nachtmusik'' allowing him to grant people's wishes.
** It is possible to have two or more Classicaloids use their Mujik at the same time in order to overpower the other(s).
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* OncePerEpisode: A Classicaloid unleashes his/her Mujik powers, causing a TransformationSequence (be it detailed or quick) and one of their associated songs to play. Episode 3 mixes things up a bit by having Chopin and Liszt utilising theirs in short succession but there is more focus on the latter.
* PastLifeMemories: The Classicaloids seem to be unable to remember their past lives as composers. Triggering one of these memories are essential for them to utilise Mujik.
** Curiously, Schubert is the only one who appears to have his memories intact.
* PastLifeMemories: The Classicaloids seem to be unable to remember their past lives as composers. Triggering one of these memories are essential for them to utilise Mujik.
** Curiously, Schubert is the only one who appears to have his memories intact.
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* OncePerEpisode: A Classicaloid unleashes his/her Mujik powers, causing a TransformationSequence (be it detailed or quick) and one of their associated songs to play. Episode 3 mixes things up a bit by having Chopin and Liszt utilising theirs in short succession but there is more focus on the latter.
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** TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:He arrives at the Otowa mansion two episodes later, understandably confused as to what's going on.]]
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** Liszt's ''Liebesträume'' summons buff winged cherubs who [[CupidsArrow shoot arrows to induce love in people]], Schubert's ''Wiegenlied, D498'' causes people to [[FountainOfYouth regress into babies and infantalize their state of mind]], and the list goes on.
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** Liszt's ''Liebesträume'' summons buff winged cherubs who [[CupidsArrow shoot arrows to induce love in people]], Schubert's ''Wiegenlied, D498'' causes people to [[FountainOfYouth regress into babies and infantalize their state of mind]], and the list goes on.
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** Liszt's ''Liebesträume'' summons buff winged cherubs who [[CupidsArrowshoot arrows to induce love in people]], Schubert's ''Wiegenlied, D498'' causes people to [[FountainOfYouth regress into babies and infantalize their state of mind]], and the list goes on.
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** Liszt's ''Liebesträume'' summons buff winged cherubs who [[CupidsArrowshoot [[CupidsArrow shoot arrows to induce love in people]], Schubert's ''Wiegenlied, D498'' causes people to [[FountainOfYouth regress into babies and infantalize their state of mind]], and the list goes on.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Kanae's father makes his first appearance outside of flashbacks at the end of episode 4, telling Kanae that [[spoiler:he was the creator of the Classicaloids]].
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* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Beethes summons emperor penguins with his Mujik to combat King and his army of mice-turned-men created by Tchaikovsky. The penguins waste no time in absolutely [[CurbStompBattle stomping]] the mice, with the biggest highlight of the battle being a huge penguin in Napoleon clothing slapping King out of the area.
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* VisualPun: Beethes' Piano Concerto No.5, also known as the Emperor Concerto, summons ''emperor'' penguins.
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** GratuitousRussian by Tchaikovsky in Episode 5.
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* CensorShadow: A flashback in episode 4 applies this to [[spoiler:a naked Schubert, who is awakened by Beethes' and Motes' escape]].
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* HistoricalBeautyUpgrade: The references to their real life selves (notably in episode 3, where Beethoven said he met Liszt as a young boy) means that this trope is in effect for the Classicaloids.
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* HistoricalBeautyUpgrade: HistoricalBeautyUpdate: The references to their real life selves (notably in episode 3, where Beethoven said he met Liszt as a young boy) means that this trope is in effect for the Classicaloids.
** Curiously, Schubert is the only one who appears to have his memories intact.
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* SneezeCut: Beethes and Motes simultaneously sneeze when Schubert praises and curses them respectively.
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* SneezeCut: Beethes and Motes simultaneously sneeze when Schubert praises and curses them respectively.respectively in episode 4.
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** Continuing the tradition, Liszt and Chopin speak in German("Music is love! Love is music!") and Polish ("Your music will perish!") respectively when using their Mujik in Episode 3. Amusingly, Chopin's Polish was pronounced badly (though the subs for it were correct).
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** Continuing the tradition, Liszt and Chopin speak in German("Music German ("Music is love! Love is music!") and Polish ("Your music will perish!") respectively when using their Mujik in Episode 3. Amusingly, Chopin's Polish was pronounced badly (though the subs for it were correct).correct).
* HistoricalBeautyUpgrade: The references to their real life selves (notably in episode 3, where Beethoven said he met Liszt as a young boy) means that this trope is in effect for the Classicaloids.
* HistoricalBeautyUpgrade: The references to their real life selves (notably in episode 3, where Beethoven said he met Liszt as a young boy) means that this trope is in effect for the Classicaloids.
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* OncePerEpisode: A Classicaloid unleashes his/her Mujik powers, causing a TransformationSequence (be it detailed or quick) and one of their associated songs to play. Episode 3 mixes things up a bit by having Chopin and Liszt utilising theirs in short succession but there is more focus put on the latter.
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* OncePerEpisode: A Classicaloid unleashes his/her Mujik powers, causing a TransformationSequence (be it detailed or quick) and one of their associated songs to play. Episode 3 mixes things up a bit by having Chopin and Liszt utilising theirs in short succession but there is more focus put on the latter.
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* PastLifeMemories: The Classicaloids seem unable to remember their past lives as esteemed composers.
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* PastLifeMemories: The Classicaloids seem to be unable to remember their past lives as esteemed composers. Triggering one of these memories are essential for them to utilise Mujik.
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* SneezeCut: Beethes and Motes simultaneously sneeze when Schubert praises and curses them respectively.
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* MagicMusic: Basically the concept of Mujik in a nutshell. Certain effects are determined by the music that is playing, such as Mozart's ''Eine Kleine Nachtmusik'' allowing him to grant people's wishes.
* PastLifeMemories: The Classicaloids seem unable to remember their past lives as esteemed composers.
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* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl. (Funnily enough, Motes' hat only changes shade.)
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* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl. (Funnily enough, Motes' hat only changes shade.))
* WalkingTheEarth: Schubert, presumably to find his "Beethoven[[UsefulNotes/JapaneseHonorifics -senpai]]".
* WalkingTheEarth: Schubert, presumably to find his "Beethoven[[UsefulNotes/JapaneseHonorifics -senpai]]".
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The ED associates certain colours with the Classicaloids. Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly, {{Determinator}} for his ideals), Liszt is green, Chopin is purple, Schubert is orange, Tchaikovsky is light blue, Badarzewska is magenta and Bach is dark blue.
* GenderFlip: The most notable of the changes to the Classicaloid versions compared to the original ones are that Tchaikovsky and Liszt are female. Averted by a composer that was actually female in real life (Badarzewska).
* GenderFlip: The most notable of the changes to the Classicaloid versions compared to the original ones are that Tchaikovsky and Liszt are female. Averted by a composer that was actually female in real life (Badarzewska).
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The ED associates Classicaloids are associated with certain colours with the Classicaloids.colours. Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly, {{Determinator}} for his ideals), Liszt is green, Chopin is purple, Schubert is orange, Tchaikovsky is light blue, Badarzewska is magenta and Bach is dark blue.
* EscapedFromTheLab: [[spoiler:Beethes and Motes are shown escaping with the help of an unknown man in Schubert's flashback in Episode 3.]]
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Schubert hasn't adapted to the present day at all. Unfortunately, without someone to correct him on what's socially acceptable and what's not, he earns himself a reputation of a creep and the police gets called on to arrest him.
* GenderFlip: The most notable of the changes to the Classicaloid versions compared to the original ones are that Tchaikovsky and Liszt are female. Averted by a composerthat who was actually female in real life (Badarzewska).
* EscapedFromTheLab: [[spoiler:Beethes and Motes are shown escaping with the help of an unknown man in Schubert's flashback in Episode 3.]]
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Schubert hasn't adapted to the present day at all. Unfortunately, without someone to correct him on what's socially acceptable and what's not, he earns himself a reputation of a creep and the police gets called on to arrest him.
* GenderFlip: The most notable of the changes to the Classicaloid versions compared to the original ones are that Tchaikovsky and Liszt are female. Averted by a composer
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** GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
** Continuing the tradition, Liszt and Chopin speak in German ("Music is love! Love is music!") and Polish ("Your music will perish!") respectively when using their Mujik in Episode 3. Amusingly, Chopin's Polish was pronounced badly (though the subs for it were correct).
** Continuing the tradition, Liszt and Chopin speak in German ("Music is love! Love is music!") and Polish ("Your music will perish!") respectively when using their Mujik in Episode 3. Amusingly, Chopin's Polish was pronounced badly (though the subs for it were correct).
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** GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
anyway. Likewise for the Austrian Schubert.
** Continuing the tradition, Liszt and Chopin speak inGerman ("Music German("Music is love! Love is music!") and Polish ("Your music will perish!") respectively when using their Mujik in Episode 3. Amusingly, Chopin's Polish was pronounced badly (though the subs for it were correct).
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* NotSoForgottenBirthday: Episode 2 for Kanae.
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* NotSoForgottenBirthday: Episode 2 for Kanae. She bursts into tears and confesses her desire to celebrate it when her friend Uzuki reminds Kanae of her upcoming birthday. Sosuke overhears it, and uses it as an excuse to get Beethes and Motes to use their Mujik.
* OncePerEpisode: A Classicaloid unleashes his/her Mujik powers, causing a TransformationSequence (be it detailed or quick) and one of their associated songs to play. Episode 3 mixes things up a bit by having Chopin and Liszt utilising theirs in short succession but there is more focus put on the latter.
* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:At the end of his introductory episode, Schubert gets entangled in the strings of unsecured kites, which apparently carry him all the way to Africa. Guess he won't be returning for a while...]]
* OncePerEpisode: A Classicaloid unleashes his/her Mujik powers, causing a TransformationSequence (be it detailed or quick) and one of their associated songs to play. Episode 3 mixes things up a bit by having Chopin and Liszt utilising theirs in short succession but there is more focus put on the latter.
* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:At the end of his introductory episode, Schubert gets entangled in the strings of unsecured kites, which apparently carry him all the way to Africa. Guess he won't be returning for a while...]]
* ScrewDestiny: Some of Beethes' ramblings involve him monologuing about defying fate, particularly in episode 1 while leading up to his transformation. He seems to take fate pretty seriously.
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* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick once one of them gets enraged enough. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl. (Funnily enough, Motes' hat only changes shade.)
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* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick once one of them gets enraged enough.shtick. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl. (Funnily enough, Motes' hat only changes shade.)
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** Continuing the tradition, Liszt and Chopin speak in German and Polish ("Your music will perish!") respectively when using their Mujik in Episode 3. Amusingly, Chopin's Polish was pronounced badly (though the subs for it were correct).
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** Continuing the tradition, Liszt and Chopin speak in German ("Music is love! Love is music!") and Polish ("Your music will perish!") respectively when using their Mujik in Episode 3. Amusingly, Chopin's Polish was pronounced badly (though the subs for it were correct).
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* InSeriesNickname: Beethoven and Mozart introduce themselves as "Beethes" and "Motes" respectively.
** Meanwhile, Liszt and eventually Kanae refer to Chopin with the AffectionateNickname "Cho-chan".
** Meanwhile, Liszt and eventually Kanae refer to Chopin with the AffectionateNickname "Cho-chan".
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** GratuitiousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
** GratuitiousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
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* LoveFreak: Liszt.
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* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He seems a bit shoehorned in]], mostly for comedy.
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** GratutiousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
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** GratutiousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
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* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the blue shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He seems a bit shoehorned in]], mostly for comedy.
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**GratutiousGerman: GratuitiousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The Classicaloids whose surnames are taken wholesale (e.g. Bardazewska) are exempt from this, but the ones that get abbreviated by katakana (e.g. Motes/Motz) get a lot of this.
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''Classicaloid'' (sometimes [=ClassicaLoid=], but that would stuff with the CamelCase) is an Fall2016Anime original series directed by Yoichi Fujita (fairly fresh off Manga/OsomatsuSan) and produced by Sunrise and NHK. Its official website is [[http://www.classicaloid.net/ here]].
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''Classicaloid'' (sometimes [=ClassicaLoid=], but that would stuff with the CamelCase) is an Fall2016Anime original series directed by Yoichi Fujita (fairly fresh off Manga/OsomatsuSan) ''Anime/OsomatsuSan'') and produced by Sunrise and NHK. Its official website is [[http://www.classicaloid.net/ here]].
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Basically, Kanae's grandma's old mansion is suddenly...invaded...by two people claiming to be friends of her dad's - Beethoven and Mozart (call 'em "Beethes" and "Motz", because that's what they call themselves). Sousuke has his stuff stashed in boxes in the mansion, so he meets them too.
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Basically, Kanae's grandma's old mansion is suddenly...invaded... invaded... by two people claiming to be friends of her dad's - Beethoven and Mozart (call 'em "Beethes" and "Motz", "Motes", because that's what they call themselves). Sousuke has his stuff stashed in boxes in the mansion, so he meets them too.
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* GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
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* GratuitousGerman: GratutiousForeignLanguage:
** GratutiousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken Germananyway.anyway.
** Continuing the tradition, Liszt and Chopin speak in German and Polish ("Your music will perish!") respectively when using their Mujik in Episode 3. Amusingly, Chopin's Polish was pronounced badly (though the subs for it were correct).
* LoveFreak: Liszt.
** GratutiousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German
** Continuing the tradition, Liszt and Chopin speak in German and Polish ("Your music will perish!") respectively when using their Mujik in Episode 3. Amusingly, Chopin's Polish was pronounced badly (though the subs for it were correct).
* LoveFreak: Liszt.
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* TrainingFromHell: Motz gets this treatment in ep 2...for his Mujik.
* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick once one of them gets enraged enough. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl. (The funny thing is, Motz's hat only changes shade.)
* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick once one of them gets enraged enough. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl. (The funny thing is, Motz's hat only changes shade.)
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* TrainingFromHell: Motz gets this treatment in ep 2...for to activate his Mujik.
Mujik powers. However, he ends up learning how to survive without Mujik instead.
* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick once one of them gets enraged enough. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl.(The funny thing is, Motz's (Funnily enough, Motes' hat only changes shade.)
* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick once one of them gets enraged enough. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly, {{Determinator}} for his ideals) and so on.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The ED associates certain colours with the Classicaloids. Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly, {{Determinator}} for his ideals) ideals), Liszt is green, Chopin is purple, Schubert is orange, Tchaikovsky is light blue, Badarzewska is magenta and so on.Bach is dark blue.
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It's been described as "[[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 [doing] for composers what]] ''Manga/BungouStrayDogs'' [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 does for famous authors]]". If you don't know what that means, don't worry. Our protagonist Kanae Otowa and her childhood friend Sousuke Kagara didn't either.
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It's been described as "[[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 [doing] for composers what]] ''Manga/BungouStrayDogs'' [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 does for famous authors]]". If you don't know what that means, don't worry. Our protagonist Kanae Otowa and her childhood friend Sousuke Kagara Kagura didn't either.
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* ACupAngst: Kanae shows hints of this in ep 2, but [[PetitePride gets praised for it]] by a bustier friend in regards to swimming.
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* ACupAngst: Kanae shows hints of this in ep 2, but [[PetitePride gets praised for it]] by a bustier friend in regards to swimming. (Also, [[Awesome/CrowningMomentOfFunny boob cake. Never forget the boob cake;]] it's not only comedic, it even has some historical basis in Mozart's backstory! Or so Pad-kun says, anyway.)
* ArmorPiercingSlap: Kanae slaps Mozart in ep 2, sending him flying. It's a plot relevant slap, too - [[PastLifeMemories it reminds him of the many women he got slapped by in the past]].
* ArmorPiercingSlap: Kanae slaps Mozart in ep 2, sending him flying. It's a plot relevant slap, too - [[PastLifeMemories it reminds him of the many women he got slapped by in the past]].
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly and heroic) and so on.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly and heroic) (manly, {{Determinator}} for his ideals) and so on.
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* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He seems a bit shoehorned in...]]
* GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1.
* GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1.
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* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He seems a bit shoehorned in...]]
in]], mostly for comedy.
* GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
* GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethes in episode 1. It's a different catchphrase for Mozart ("Listen, this is my music!"), but the same language. Although to be fair, the real Beethoven and Mozart would've spoken German anyway.
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* NotSoForgottenBirthday: Episode 2 for Kanae.
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* NotSoForgottenBirthday: Episode 2 for Kanae.Kanae.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Played straight by Beethes in ep 1, but most notable is the variant in ep 2, where the camera spends a good few seconds just focussing on Motz's angry face with glowing pink eyes.
* TrainingFromHell: Motz gets this treatment in ep 2...for his Mujik.
* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick once one of them gets enraged enough. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl. (The funny thing is, Motz's hat only changes shade.)
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Played straight by Beethes in ep 1, but most notable is the variant in ep 2, where the camera spends a good few seconds just focussing on Motz's angry face with glowing pink eyes.
* TrainingFromHell: Motz gets this treatment in ep 2...for his Mujik.
* TransformationSequence: Apparently part of the Classicaloid shtick once one of them gets enraged enough. It tends to evoke the typical MagicalGirl sequence due to all the sparkles...so in short, Classicaloid = Magical Maestro Boy/Girl. (The funny thing is, Motz's hat only changes shade.)
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* ACupAngst: Kanae shows hints of this in ep 2, but [[PetitePride gets praised for it]] by a bustier friend in regards to swimming.
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* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Mozart is pink (feminine and childish), Beethoven is red (manly and heroic) and so on.
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* GenderFlip: The most notable of the changes to the Classicaloid versions compared to the original ones are that Tchaikovsky and Liszt are female. Averted by a compser that was actually female in real life (Badarzewska).
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* GenderFlip: The most notable of the changes to the Classicaloid versions compared to the original ones are that Tchaikovsky and Liszt are female. Averted by a compser composer that was actually female in real life (Badarzewska).
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* GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethesin episode 1.
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* GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethesin Beethes in episode 1.
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Let's play our Mujik!
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* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He seems a bit shoehorned...]]
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* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He seems a bit shoehorned...shoehorned in...]]
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''Classicaloid'' (sometimes [=ClassicaLoid=], but that would stuff with the CamelCase) is an Fall2016Anime original series directed by Yoichi Fujita (fairly fresh off Manga/OsomatsuSan) and produced by Sunrise and NHK. Its official website is [[http://www.classicaloid.net/ here]].
It's been described as "[[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 [doing] for composers what]] ''Manga/BungouStrayDogs'' [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 does for famous authors]]". If you don't know what that means, don't worry. Our protagonist Kanae Otowa and her childhood friend Sousuke Kagara didn't either.
Basically, Kanae's grandma's old mansion is suddenly...invaded...by two people claiming to be friends of her dad's - Beethoven and Mozart (call 'em "Beethes" and "Motz", because that's what they call themselves). Sousuke has his stuff stashed in boxes in the mansion, so he meets them too.
Just when the house is about to be demolished, Beethoven flips out over some failed gyoza and starts to play music, causing the environment around him to act weirdly - mecha appear, paintings come to life and the pet shoebill waltzes along with everyone!
It would not suffice to say that Kanae's and Sousuke's lives are never to be the same again...
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Let's play our Mujik!
* BenevolentAI: Pad-kun. Yes, that tablet hangs out with Sousuke so much it deserves a [[UsefulNotes/JapaneseHonorifics -kun]] and a character spot on the official page.
* GenderFlip: The most notable of the changes to the Classicaloid versions compared to the original ones are that Tchaikovsky and Liszt are female. Averted by a compser that was actually female in real life (Badarzewska).
* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He seems a bit shoehorned...]]
* GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethesin episode 1.
* TheNotRemix: Half the gimmick of the show is to rejig classical songs so that they have a modern flair to them, just like what happened with the composers themselves. Not even the very popular ''Eine Kleine Nachtmusik'' is exempt from this treatment...
* NotSoForgottenBirthday: Episode 2 for Kanae.
It's been described as "[[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 [doing] for composers what]] ''Manga/BungouStrayDogs'' [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/preview-guide/2016/fall/classicaloid/.107364 does for famous authors]]". If you don't know what that means, don't worry. Our protagonist Kanae Otowa and her childhood friend Sousuke Kagara didn't either.
Basically, Kanae's grandma's old mansion is suddenly...invaded...by two people claiming to be friends of her dad's - Beethoven and Mozart (call 'em "Beethes" and "Motz", because that's what they call themselves). Sousuke has his stuff stashed in boxes in the mansion, so he meets them too.
Just when the house is about to be demolished, Beethoven flips out over some failed gyoza and starts to play music, causing the environment around him to act weirdly - mecha appear, paintings come to life and the pet shoebill waltzes along with everyone!
It would not suffice to say that Kanae's and Sousuke's lives are never to be the same again...
----
Let's play our Mujik!
* BenevolentAI: Pad-kun. Yes, that tablet hangs out with Sousuke so much it deserves a [[UsefulNotes/JapaneseHonorifics -kun]] and a character spot on the official page.
* GenderFlip: The most notable of the changes to the Classicaloid versions compared to the original ones are that Tchaikovsky and Liszt are female. Averted by a compser that was actually female in real life (Badarzewska).
* GratuitousAnimalSidekick: Hashie, the shoebill. [[DontExplainTheJoke He seems a bit shoehorned...]]
* GratuitousGerman: The "let's play our music!" line is spoken in German by Beethesin episode 1.
* TheNotRemix: Half the gimmick of the show is to rejig classical songs so that they have a modern flair to them, just like what happened with the composers themselves. Not even the very popular ''Eine Kleine Nachtmusik'' is exempt from this treatment...
* NotSoForgottenBirthday: Episode 2 for Kanae.
