History Anime / ExpelledFromParadise

* TheComputerIsYourFriend: [[spoiler: Frontier Setter is actually an AI who's friendly to humans and wants to become more like them.]]
* CrapsaccharineWorld: DEVA is seen by its residents as a utopian paradise, but is led by a council of paranoid and incompetent leaders, and its residents are unable to experience the aesthetic or physical enjoyment of the real world.

* DefinitelyJustACold: Angela gets ill within a day on Earth and she ignores bodily warning signs because she believes her computerized system would've warned her if it were serious. [[spoiler: It didn't, because it relied on a connection to DEVA, which Dingo severed earlier to hide any trace of their activity from Frontier Setter. If Angela didn't have Dingo to care for her she would have been screwed.]]

* FountainOfYouth: Angela basically goes through this. Since she's not willing to wait for her body to fully mature before going after Frontier Setter, she goes from an older (56, looking 30) woman to a 16-year-old young woman. [[spoiler: She ends up stuck as a 16 year old in the end. Since she was grew up in cyber space, where bodies are weightless, she probably doesn't have any experience with things like hormones and [[NoPeriodsPeriod periods]].]]

* HeKnowsTooMuch: [[spoiler: Angela tries to plead with Central Security that Frontier Setter is not a bad guy. Since she refuses to destroy him and knows of his intent, Central Security sentences Angela to life imprisonment.]]

* TheStinger: Two occur at the end. The first shows the DEVA leadership discussing how people can still be tempted by things, and vow to to crack down even more to prevent such things from happening again. The second shows Frontier Setter singing as he travels through space.

-->"Now I know how Adam and Eve feel when they were expelled from paradise" -- [[spoiler:Angela Balzac]]

!!''Expelled from Paradise''' provides examples of:

* FateWorseThatDeath: Getting archived in DEVA amounts to this. Your stripped of all your rights, and then you're essentially locked away in a really small area for probably the rest of eternity. Made worse because you're still technically alive, [[spoiler:as Angela finds out right before Frontier Setter rescues her.]]

%%* LeotardOfPower: And how.

* MaleGaze: One has to wonder if Angela's suit was designed that way as AuthorAppeal.

* {{Utopia}}: DEVA is made to be a haven for humans following their digitalization. Without the need for food, water, or sleep, or having sickness and death, humans have supposedly evolved to enjoy "higher entertainment". Dingo deconstructs the notion by revealing that humans over there are still rated by their performance and are given appropriate compensation in the form of more memory space (digitally speaking).

* FountainOfYouth: Angela basically goes through this. Since she's not willing to wait for her body to fully mature before going after Frontier Setter, she goes from a 30-somehting (looking) woman to a 16-year-old young woman. [[spoiler: She ends up stuck as a 16 year old in the end. Since she was grew up in cyber space, where bodies are weightless, she probably doesn't have any experience with things like hormones and [[NoPeriodsPeriod periods]].]]

* FountainOfYouth: Angela basically goes through this. Since she's not willing to wait for her body to fully mature before going after Frontier Setter, she goes from a 30-somehting (looking) women to a 16-year-old tween. [[spoiler: She ends up stuck as a 16 year old in the end. Since she was grew up in cyber space, where bodies are weightless, she probably doesn't have any experience with things like hormones and [[NoPeriodsPeriod periods]].]]

* EmotionalRegression: Angela acts a bit like a brat after being transferred into a body with a physical maturity of just 16 years. This may be a side-effect of being raised in cyberspace since she was 54.16(the 6 is repeating) days old, where she was never(presumably) exposed to hormones, like the ones [i]raging through her body every moment since she entered it[/i]. Note that we can't really tell, since we saw so little of her before she because an organic teen(and never turns back, even after going back to DEVA[[spoiler: temporarily, of course]]), but as an adult(who was presumably completely hormone-free) she was portrayed as cool, calm, and collected, as was incredible emotional as a tween, even after returning to DEVA- which is noticeable, because she never turns back, so we can pretty much rule out her being respectful to the administrators, one only people we see her interact with either time(except some guy on the beach while she was in her adult 'body'.)
* ForHappiness: The society in DEVA is built around this. This is deconstructed and lampshaded by Dingo. [[spoiler:Frontier Setter has it's own idea of happiness as well.]]

* FountainOfYouth: Angela basically goes through this. Since she's not willing to wait for her body to fully mature before going after Frontier Setter she goes from a 30-somehting(looking) women to a 16-year-old tween. [[spoiler: She ends up stuck as a 16 year old in the end. Fringe Logic that since she was grew up in cyber space, where bodies are weightless, she probably doesn't have any experience with things like hormones and, [[NoPeriodsPeriod periods]].]]

* LighterAndSofter: Comparing to Creator/GenUrobuchi's [[Anime/MadokaMagica previous]] [[LightNovel/FateZero works]], Expelled from Paradise does not have any dark imagery or tearjerking tragedies. However, some of Urobuchi's philosophical themes, such as deconstruction of utiltiarianism, is still present in the film.
* MaleGaze: Exploited. A lot. One has to wonder if Angela's suit was designed that way as AuthorAppeal.

* MsFanservice: We get quite a few shots of Angela's butt. While this might not be enough to make her Ms. Fanservice, note that the part of her uniform meant to cover the genitalia is really just a thong connected to her shirt. And we see her naked when she travels through cyberspace. That is the only Fan service in the entire anime.

* EmotionalRegression: Angela acts a bit like a brat after being transferred into a body with a physical maturity of just 16 years. This may be a side-effect of being raised in cyberspace since she was 54.16(the 6 is repeating) days old, where she was never(presumably) exposed to hormones, like the ones [i]raging through her body every moment since she entered it[/i]. Note that we can't really tell, since we saw so little of her before she because an organic teen(and never turns back, even after going back to DEVA[[spoiler: temporarily, of course]]), but as an adult(who was presumably completely hormone-free) she was portrayed as cool, calm, and collected, as was incredible emotional as a tween, even after returning to DEVA- which is noticeable, because she never turns back.

* MsFanservice: We get quite a few shots of Angela's butt. Remember that the part of her uniform meant to cover the genetalia is really just a thong connected to her shirt. That is the only Fan service in the entire anime.

* Fanservice: We get quite a few shots of Angela's butt. Remember that the part of her uniform ment to cover the genetalia is really just a thong connected to her shirt.

* DefinitelyJustACold: Angela gets ill within a day on Earth and she ignores bodily warning signs because she believes her computerized system would've warned her if it were serious. [[spoiler: It didn't, because it relied on a connection to DEVA, which Dingo severed earlier to hide any trace of their activity from Frontier Setter.]]

* ForHappiness: The society in DEVA is built around this. This is deconstructed and lampshaded by Dingo.

* HumansAreSpecial[=/=]HumanityIsInfectous: [[spoiler:This is how Frontier Setter sees humanity. In fact, he wishes to be like them.]]

* HumongousMecha: The Arhan units that DEVA's security agents are sent with are about 10 meters tall, and are armed with appropriately huge equipment.

* LeotardOfPower: And how.

* DefinitelyJustACold: Angela gets ill within a day on Earth and she ignores bodily warning signs because she believes her computerized system would've warned her if it were serious. [[spoiler: It didn't, because it relied on a connection to DEVA, which Dingo severed earlier to hide any trace of their activity from Frontier Setter]]

* TheComputerIsYourFriend: [[spoiler: Frontier Setter is actually an AI who's friendly to humans and wants to become more like them.]]

''Expelled from Paradise''' ('''Rakuen Tsuihō'') is a anime feature film written by Creator/GenUrobuchi and produced by Creator/ToeiAnimation. Unlike Urobuchi's [[VisualNovel/SayaNoUta other]] [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica works]], the movie is lighter in tone. It had a November 15, 2014 release in Japan and a December 15, 2014 release in select theaters in the US.

Years into the future, a global apocalyptic event know as the Nano Hazard scars the Earth just as humanity was ready to leave to explore the stars. Most of humanity is saved by preservation of their DNA and digitizing their minds and uploaded into DEVA, a space station that provides a virtual reality paradise for humans. Many years later, the station is hacked numerous times by someone calling himself Frontier Setter, who promises the citizens of DEVA a better life in the "real world" out in the stars. DEVA's Central Security see Frontier Setter as a threat, enlisting one of their top agents, Angela Balzac, to investigate Earth (using a cloned body) with Earth-based operative Dingo (who has worked with Central Security on numerous occasions) to put a stop to the hacks.

* AIIsACrapshoot: Interestingly inverted. [[spoiler: Frontier Setter is an AI who evolved an ego. However, this amounts to basically "learn to become more human" and "complete my purpose" which is to complete the galaxy exploring ship Genesis Ark. He's very friendly to humans otherwise.]]

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Frontier Setter eventually departs Earth, but without any volunteers on his journey through space, and Angela is forced to stay on Earth due to her rebellion.]] Overall, the entire incident also prompted Central Security to reinforce their stance on controlling everything, furthering the dystopian image Dingo had been painting through the movie.

* {{Tsundere}}: Angela is initially abrasive towards Dingo, and can't really stand his mellow attitude when she has a mission to accomplish ahead of other Security Agents. However, after a lot of development that made her realize that DEVA is not the paradise it's cracked up to be, she starts to respect Dingo's, all while having little patience for his antics.

Years into the future, a global apocalyptic event know as the Nano Hazard causes an apocalyptic event that scars the Earth just as humanity was ready to leave to explore the stars. Most of humanity is saved by preservation of their DNA and digitizing their minds to be uploaded into DEVA, a space station that provides a virtual reality paradise for humans. Many years later, the station is hacked by someone calling himself Frontier Setter, who promises the citizens of DEVA a better life in the "real world" out in the stars. DEVA's Central Security see Frontier Setter as a threat, enlisting one of their top agents, Angela Balzac, to investigate Earth (using a cloned body) with Earth-based operative Dingo (who has worked with Central Security on numerous occasions) to put a stop to the hacks.

* ApocalypseHow: Most of Earth is a barren wasteland.
* AIIsACrapshoot: Interestingly inverted. [[spoiler: Frontier Setter is an AI who evolved an ego. However, this amounts to basically "learn to become more human" and "complete my purpose" which is to complete the galaxy exploring ship Genesis Ark.]]

* DefinitelyJustACold: Angela gets ill within a day on Earth and she ignores the warning signs because she believes her computerized system would've warned her about it.

* MasterComputer: While it's not certain Central Security is controlled by AI, the three deities have the traits of this.

* TheComputerIsYourFriend: [[spoiler: Frontier Setter is actually an AI who's friendly to humans and wants to become more human.]]

* AwardBaitSong: EONIAN, supposedly a really old InUniverse song
* BoobsOfSteel: Angela, and the other DEVA Central Security agents.
* CelShading: Everything is 3D rendered, but styled to make it look like it was hand-drawn.

* HumongousMecha: The Arhan units that DEVA's security agents are sent with.

* [[HeKnowsTooMuch She Knows Too Much]]: [[spoiler: Angela tries to plead with Central Security that Frontier Setter is not a bad guy. Since she refuses to destroy him and knows of his intent, Central Security sentences Angela to life imprisonment.]]

* {{Main/Utopia}}: DEVA is supposedly this for humans. Without the need for food, water, or sleep, or having sickness and death, humans have supposedly evolved to enjoy "higher entertainment".

Years into the future, a global apocalyptic event know as the Nano Hazard causes an apocalyptic event that scars the Earth just as humanity was ready to leave to explore the stars. Most of humanity is saved by preservation of their DNA and digitizing their minds to be uploaded into DEVA, a space station that serves as an idealistic paradise for humans. Many years later, the station is hacked by someone calling himself Frontier Setter, who promises the citizens of DEVA a better life in the "real world" out in the stars. DEVA's rulers see Frontier Setter as a threat, enlisting one of their top agents, Angela Balzac, and Earth-based operative Dingo, to investigate Earth (using a cloned body) and put a stop to the hacks.