History Anime / DoubleDecker

* {{Bishonen}}: Kirill is so girly even the narrator calls him "girl-faced".
** In episode 8, in a passing scene, one of the students he and Max are interviewing thinks he's a girl and asks him on a date. [[spoiler: Then in episode 10, this gets taken to its logical extreme after a similar incident happens with Gus.]]

** Episode 10 features four dead Anthem user's profiles. The four men are obviously the Film/{{Ghostbusters|1984}}, as each one looks like their corresponding character and shares that character's given name. In addition, their surnames match the names of the actors who portrayed them [[SurprisinglyGoodEnglish with all names spelled correctly.]]
* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: Kirill's fantasy sequences are done in the style of American comics, including rendering all the dialogue in speech bubbles, in perfectly fluent English (complete with accurate font)...most times, anyway.[[note]]Don't tell Delick! (sic)[[/note]]

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Kirill has lavender hair while Deana has pink hair. Her nickname is even Pink.

* TransGender / WholesomeCrossdresser: Max's [[spoiler: best friend Connor]] in her backstory seemingly falls into one of these categories.
** Additionally, it is revealed that [[spoiler: Kirill's sister Milla]] is actually his brother, crossdressing for still undisclosed reasons for most of [[spoiler: Kirill's]] childhood.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: As Kirill unfortunately finds out in his first week at work, the job of a detective isn't as action-packed as he first assumed and he's repeatedly threatened with being fired for leaving his post in attempts to be a hero on duty.

* RealityEnsues: As Kirill unfortunately finds out in his first week at work, the job of a detective isn't as action-packed as he first assumed and he's repeatedly threatened with being fired for leaving his post in attempts to be a hero on duty.

* 2DVisualsThreeDEffects: Much like its [[Anime/TigerAndBunny predecessor]], it's frequently used for cars and action sequences. The main characters will also switch between 2D and 3D on a on a constant basis for even simple movements.

* ConspicuousCG: Much like its [[Anime/TigerAndBunny predecessor]], it's frequently used for cars and action sequences. The main characters will also switch between 2D and 3D on a on a constant basis for even simple movements.

* HeroicAlbino: Yuri Fujishiro has white hair and red eyes and she's a member of Seven-O.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Bamboo Man is way too fast and strong to be a normal person, and Doug and Kirill fail to notice Anthem.

** In one episode Kirill randomly gets timely advice from an old guy he doesn't know (that he in fact refers to as "old guy I don't know") who looks suspiciously like Creator/StanLee and the scene also plays out suspiciously like a Stan Lee cameo in the Marvel superhero movies (more specifically the one in Venom2018).

* ConspicuousCG: Much like its [[Anime/TigerAndBunny predecessor]], it's frequently used for cars and action sequences. The characters themselves will also switch between 2D and 3D on a semi-regular basis.

** Episode 10 features four dead Anthem user's profiles. The four men are obviously the Film/{{Ghostbusters}}, as each one looks like their corresponding character and shares that character's given name. In addition, their surnames match the names of the actors who portrayed them [[SurprisinglyGoodEnglish with all names spelled correctly.]]

** In one episode Kirill gets advice from an old guy he doesn't know (that he in fact refers to as "old guy I don't know") who looks suspiciously like Creator/StanLee and the scene also plays out suspiciously like a Stan Lee cameo in the Marvel superhero movies.

* EmbarrassingNickname: Originally Kirill's nickname was Rookie, but as soon as Katherine arrived (the very ''next day!''), he got the nickname "Okappa" or "Perm" (Kariage). Kirill naturally protests, and his hair is not even a perm anyway.
* FakeRussian: InUniverse. Kirill Vrubel is a Russian name (surname is originally Polish, but name is spelled by Russian rules). No other detail would point at his nationality.

* TheNicknamer: Travis likes giving his subordinates a nickname to serve as a call sign, but he's the only one to use them.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Kirill immediately notices something is wrong with Doug at the mention of criminal Good-Looking Joe when he starts to obsessively.

* BadassLongcoat: When facing transformed Anthem users, the members of Sector-O use some badass looking coats.

* {{Bishonen}}: Kirill is so girlish even the narrator calls him "girl-faced".
** In episode 8, in a passing scene, one of the students he and Max are interviewing thinks he's a girl and asks him on a date.

* DoNotCallMePaul: Apple Beiber doesn't like being called by his first name, instead he prefers being addressed as professor.

* EmbarrassingNickname: Originally Kirill's nickname was Rookie, but as soon as Katherine arrived (the very ''next day!''), he got the nickname "Okappa" or Perm. Kirill naturally protests, and his hair is not even a perm anyway.
** By the end of the second episode, it's changed to Kariage.

* FantasticDrug: Anthem is an addictive new-type of drug that grants superhuman abilities to its users. Only Sector-O is allowed to tackle those issues.

* HiddenDepths: Kirill actually has a good knowledge about genetics. Though, he says that he stuidied it only to pay for the school.

* TheNicknamer: Travis likes giving his subordinates a nickname to serve as call sign, but he's the only one to use them.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Kirill immediately notices something is wrong with Doug at the mention of criminal Good-Looking Joe when he starts to obsessively .
* PocketProtector: The wad of bills Jefferson took from Kirill due to an earlier debt he owed helps save him from a gun shot during the hostage situation. He gives them back to Kirill as a "good luck charm" when he's reassigned to the Seven-O.

* TheReveal: [[spoiler:Not only Zabel Franken was playing everyone for fools in order to avoid execution and escape prison, he's the leader of Esperanza.]]

* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: Kirill's fantasy sequences are done in the style of American comics, including rendering all the dialogue in speech bubbles, in perfectly fluent English (complete with accurate font).

* FakeRussian: Kirill Vrubel is Russian name (surname is originally Polish, but name is spelled by Russian rules). No other detail would point at his nationality.

* Additionally, it is revealed that [[spoiler: Kirill's sister Milla]] is actually his brother, crossdressing for still undisclosed reasons for most of [[spoiler: Kirill's]] childhood.