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* LaserGuidedKarma: The MonsterOfTheWeek gets their comeuppance related to the injustices brought upon the fairies' clients, while also improving the lives of the clients. For example, in Episode 1, [[spoiler:the class AlphaBitch, responsible for bullying Ranmaru's client to near-suicide, becomes the school pariah. The client, meanwhile, is much happier and now has a boyfriend.]] In Episode 2, [[spoiler:the mangaka's editor gets fired for his misconduct, and the mangaka gets her manga about Homura published.]] In Episode 9, [[spoiler:this gets cruelly subverted, as the mother of Uruu's client took her life out of grief for cheating on her husband, while the man she had an affair with gets back with his significant other scot free.]]
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* LaserGuidedKarma: The MonsterOfTheWeek gets their comeuppance related to the injustices brought upon the fairies' clients, while also improving the lives of the clients. For example, in Episode 1, [[spoiler:the class AlphaBitch, responsible for bullying Ranmaru's client to near-suicide, becomes the school pariah. The client, meanwhile, is much happier and now has a boyfriend.]] In Episode 2, [[spoiler:the mangaka's editor gets fired for his misconduct, and the mangaka gets her manga about Homura published.]] In Episode 9, [[spoiler:this gets cruelly subverted, as the mother of deconstructed; while Uruu's client took no longer has to live with an unfaithful mother, it came at the cost of her life out of grief for cheating on her husband, while mother's life, because ''she'' was the instigator of the affair. The man she had an affair with gets back with his significant other scot free.free, ending the job on a very bitter note.]]
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* LaserGuidedKarma: The MonsterOfTheWeek gets their comeuppance related to the injustices brought upon the fairies' clients, while also improving the lives of the clients. For example, in Episode 1, [[spoiler:the class AlphaBitch, responsible for bullying Ranmaru's client to near-suicide, becomes the school pariah. The client, meanwhile, is much happier and now has a boyfriend.]] In Episode 2, [[spoiler:the mangaka's editor gets fired for his misconduct, and the mangaka gets her manga about Homura published.]] In Episode 9, [[spoiler:this gets cruelly subverted, as the mother of Uruu's client took her life out of grief for cheating on her husband, while the man she had an affair with gets back with his significant other scot free.]]
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** In episode 4, the abstract world is heavily inspired by Creator/VincentVanGogh's paintings, {{paintings}}, with the background being Starry Night, "Art/TheStarryNight", while the area is a field of Sunflowers (a subject that he painted extensively).
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* BondOneLiner: Whenever the fairies unlock the heart of the MonsterOfTheWeek.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: The MonsterOfTheWeek gets their comeuppance related to the injustices brought upon the fairies' clients, while also improving the lives of the clients. For example, in Episode 1, [[spoiler:the class AlphaBitch, responsible for bullying Ranmaru's client to near-suicide, becomes the school pariah. The client, meanwhile, is much happier and now has a boyfriend.]] In Episode 2, [[spoiler:the mangaka's editor gets fired for his misconduct, and the mangaka gets her manga about Homura published.]]
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* MailOrderBride: Ruise, the shopkeeper from Episode 5, is offered to become one to pay her family debts. She's heartbroken at the idea, but decides to accept because her future husband has also promised to pay for her sick father's medical expenses. [[spoiler: Thankfully, Takara's intervention guarantees that she doesn't have to go through with it]].
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* MailOrderBride: Ruise, the shopkeeper from Episode 5, is offered to become one to pay her family debts. She's heartbroken at the idea, but decides to accept because her future husband has also promised to pay for her sick father's medical expenses. [[spoiler: Thankfully, [[spoiler:Thankfully, Takara's intervention guarantees that she doesn't have to go through with it]].
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* LaserGuidedKarma: The MonsterOfTheWeek gets their comeuppance related to the injustices brought upon the fairies' clients, while also improving the lives of the clients. For example, in Episode 1, [[spoiler:the class AlphaBitch, responsible for bullying Ranmaru's client to near-suicide, becomes the school pariah. The client, meanwhile, is much happier and now has a boyfriend.]]
* MonsterOfTheWeek: In the metaphorical sense. The enemies the fairies fight against are people that make their clients miserable in some way.
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* UnderwaterKiss: [[spoiler: Uruu gives Homura a long one after the latter falls unconscious into a lake]]. While it's of the "breath of air" variety, [[ShipTease fans were quick to point out that CPR usually doesn't involve putting your tongue in the other person's mouth]].
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* UnderwaterKiss: [[spoiler: Uruu [[spoiler:Uruu gives Homura a long one after the latter falls unconscious into a lake]]. While it's of the "breath of air" variety, [[ShipTease fans were quick to point out that CPR usually doesn't involve putting your tongue in the other person's mouth]].
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** In episode 4, the abstract world is heavily inspired by Van Gogh's Creator/VincentVanGogh's paintings, with the background being Starry Night, while the area is a field of Sunflowers (a subject that he painted extensively).
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* VolcanoLair: An heroic example. the Ignis Clan's territory is located in a volcanic FloatingContinent, with their palace being right on top of a volcano.
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* VolcanoLair: An A heroic example. the Ignis Clan's territory is located in a volcanic FloatingContinent, with their palace being right on top of a volcano.
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!Taboo rescinded! Love! Dazzling! [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife Here to ruin your life, it's TV Tropes]]! Advent!
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* OurFairiesAreDifferent: The five main characters are all fairies who are disguised as humans. As fairies, they don't look much different from humans aside from having wings and PointyEars. The fairy world they hail from is ruled by the Fairy Queen and runs on a HiveCasteSystem, with each of the fairies hailing from one of the five fairy clans.
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''Fairy Ranmaru'' (the full title in Japanese being ''Fairy Ranmaru: Anata no Kokoro Otasuke Shimasu'') is a 2021 magical boy anime.
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''Fairy Ranmaru'' (the full title in Japanese being ''Fairy Ranmaru: Anata no Kokoro Otasuke Shimasu'') is a 2021 magical boy anime.
anime animated by Creator/StudioComet.
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* DuelToTheDeath: The fights between the main characters and their adversaries end with the opponent getting their [[DeaderThanDead souls sent to heaven]] by one of the main characters, ensuring the victim always gets their justice in the end.
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* BigDamnKiss: The show may involve a lot of kissing, but we finally get a non-transformation version [[spoiler: between Uruu and Homura, complete with sweeping music and dramatic zoom out.]]
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* GhibliHills: The Arbor Clan's territory, beautiful green fields sprinkled by ToweringFlora and floating houses.
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* SeaSinkhole: The Aqua Clan's realm is a floating ocean with one of these in the center.
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* WorldInTheSky: The fairy world is made out of a ring of islands floating over a vast ocean. The Queen's Palace is located in the center of the ring, with the surrounding islands being the homes of the different clans.
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* SingleMomStripper: Tina from Episode 10, who is working her hardest as an exotic dancer to provide for her toddler. In an unusual case, she's still in contact with the father, but he doesn't take care of his own child and mostly uses Tina to feed his gambling adiction, stringing her along by promising to marry her once he wins big.
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* SingleMomStripper: Tina from Episode 10, who is working her hardest as an exotic dancer to provide for her toddler. In an unusual case, she's still in contact with the father, but he doesn't take care of his own child and mostly uses Tina to feed his gambling adiction, addiction, stringing her along by promising to marry her once he wins big.big. The episode ends with her quitting her job and moving to New York, starting a career at a circus.
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* IncestSubtext: A lot in episode 10. Takara fights against an evil illusion of his mother, which throws herself atop of him, sits on his lap and pours liquor from her mouth to his, the subsequent scene shows them at an angle that seems like they're having sex before her transforming into a fat version of herself and try to suffocate him with the weight of her breasts.
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* UnderwaterKiss: [[spoiler: Uruu gives Homura a long one after the latter falls unconscious into a lake]]. While it's of the "breath of air" variety, [[ShipTease fans were quick to point out that CPR usually doesn't involve putting your tongue in the other person's mouth]].
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* DeanBitterman: The villainess of Episode 8. She loathes children and childcare, yet she runs a kindergarten because she inherited it from a relative. While she doesn't do anything bad to the kids themselves, she sees them as things she can profit from, and she's exploitative and verbally abusive towards the teachers she employs.
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* MailOrderBride: Ruise, the shopkeeper from Episode 5, is offered to become one to pay her family debts. She's heartbroken at the idea, but decides to accept because her future husband has also promised to pay for her sick father's medical expenses. [[spoiler: Thankfully, Takara's intervention guarantees that she doesn't have to go through with it]].
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* SnakeOilSalesman: Episode 6's VictimOfTheWeek. She's portrayed rather sympathetically for someone making a living out of selling quack medicine to the elderly, as her boss horribly mistreats her and she's been wanting to quit for a long time.
* SnakeOilSalesman: Episode 6's VictimOfTheWeek. She's portrayed rather sympathetically for someone making a living out of selling quack medicine to the elderly, as her boss horribly mistreats her and she's been wanting to quit for a long time.
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The anime started on April 8th of 2021 as part of the Spring Season animes.
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The anime started on April 8th of 2021 as part of the Spring Season animes.
!Tropesanime.
Compare the ''[[Anime/CuteHighEarthDefenseClubLOVE Cute High Earth Defense Club]]'' series, which was a direct inspiration for ''Fairy Ranmaru'' as well as being animated by the same studio (...aside from the 1st season of ''LOVE!'', that is).
!Taboo rescinded! Love! Dazzling! [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife Here to ruin your life, it's TV Tropes]]! Advent!
!Tropes
Compare the ''[[Anime/CuteHighEarthDefenseClubLOVE Cute High Earth Defense Club]]'' series, which was a direct inspiration for ''Fairy Ranmaru'' as well as being animated by the same studio (...aside from the 1st season of ''LOVE!'', that is).
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* {{Fanservice}}: A lot. Characters' outfits are pretty much on the "skimpy battle outfit" subcategory, and both the OP and ED lean into it. The ED goes particularly hard on it, showing all the male characters tied up in shibari-like set-ups and naked. The transformation sequence themselves lean hard into fanservice territory.
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* {{Fanservice}}: A lot. Characters' outfits are pretty much on the "skimpy battle outfit" subcategory, and both the OP and ED lean into it. The ED goes particularly hard on it, showing all the male characters tied up in shibari-like set-ups and naked. The transformation sequence sequences themselves lean hard into fanservice territory.
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* FeudingFamilies: The Ignis and Aqua Clans have never gotten along well due to their differing values and temperaments, something that bleeds into Homura and Uruu's relationship. Though Takara hints the two might have more personal reasons to dislike each other.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: ZigZagged. The boys are drawn with nipples when they are in their fairy forms, but they vanish when they turn into humans.
** At the end of Episode 7, [[spoiler:Chilka stabs Homura in the chest, shattering his gem]], which (for some reason) causes most of his clothes to combust.
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* WoobieOfTheWeek: The episodes center around the fairies trying to help a troubled human ([[AudienceSurrogate usually a girl or young woman]]) deal with a problem or making a wish come true.
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* WoobieOfTheWeek: The episodes center around the fairies trying to help a troubled human ([[AudienceSurrogate usually a girl which just happen to always be girls or young woman]]) women]]) deal with a problem or making a wish come true.
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** In episode 4, the abstract world is heavily inspired by Van Gogh's paintings, with the background being Starry Knight, while the area is a field of Sunflowers (a subject that he painted extensively).
** In episode 5, Takara fights an enemy made out of parts of Creator/PabloPicasso's "Guernica" painting. The entire abstract world he is in is heavily influenced by his Cubist style.
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** The human and fairy forms of the main characters are designed and animated by different teams, giving them distinct looks. The human forms look softer and more stylized, while the fairy forms are more detailed and, well, more anatomically correct.
** The battlefields are inspired by the work of a famous artist or art style, ranging from Vincent Van Gogh's paintings to late 90s anime.
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Every episode ends with one, where the fairies fight the weekly villain in surreal battlefields shaped after the latter's psyche.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: InUniverse example. Episode 2, Wrath, focuses on a young mangaka who wants to make a series about a hero she modelled after Homura, but her editor has the main character changed into a {{Moe}} little girl because it appeals to his personal tastes.
* ExecutiveMeddling: InUniverse example. Episode 2, Wrath, focuses on a young mangaka who wants to make a series about a hero she modelled after Homura, but her editor has the main character changed into a {{Moe}} little girl because it appeals to his personal tastes.
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* FeudingFamilies: The Ignis and Aqua Clans have never gotten along well due to their differing values and temperaments, something that bleeds into Homura and Uruu's relationship. Though Takara hints the two might have more personal reasons to dislike each other.
* HerBoyfriendsJacket: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] in Episode 3. Souji doesn't want his relationship with Iyo to go public, and has told her not to upload photos of the two together to her social media. Iyo, however, wants other girls to know she's dating him, so she posts selfies wearing Souji's clothes.
* HiveCasteSystem: Fairies are divided in five clans, each of them specialized in a role:
** The Lux Clan handles religious rites and are considered the strongest of all the clans.
** The Ignis Clan specializes in combat.
** The Aqua Clan handles administrative issues.
** The Arbor Clan heals the injured and tends the crops.
** The Metallum Clan handles finances.
* HerBoyfriendsJacket: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] in Episode 3. Souji doesn't want his relationship with Iyo to go public, and has told her not to upload photos of the two together to her social media. Iyo, however, wants other girls to know she's dating him, so she posts selfies wearing Souji's clothes.
* HiveCasteSystem: Fairies are divided in five clans, each of them specialized in a role:
** The Lux Clan handles religious rites and are considered the strongest of all the clans.
** The Ignis Clan specializes in combat.
** The Aqua Clan handles administrative issues.
** The Arbor Clan heals the injured and tends the crops.
** The Metallum Clan handles finances.
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* ThePowerOfRage: Homura collects power from a woman's rage and is able to use it to fight.
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''Fairy Ranmaru'' (the full title in Japanese being ''Fairy Ranmaru: Anata no Kokoro Otasuke Shimasu'') is a 2021 magical boy anime.
The anime follows five men that work on Bar F, a bar that heals the heart of its clients. Secretly, the five are members of noble fairy clans, recruited to go to Earth and collect "attachment" from people suffering from heartbreak.
The anime started on April 8th of 2021 as part of the Spring Season animes.
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* ArtShift: The ED is made on a different art style more influenced by paintings and richer in detail.
* TheCasanova: Takara. He's with a new woman every episode and is shown to be sexually active with the women he dates, despite one of the fairy rules forbidding it.
* ClothingDamage: The final shot of the ED shows the main characters in their transformed outfits now sporting a lot of them ripped off and showing torso, legs, chest, and even a bit of crotch.
* {{Fanservice}}: A lot. Characters' outfits are pretty much on the "skimpy battle outfit" subcategory, and both the OP and ED lean into it. The ED goes particularly hard on it, showing all the male characters tied up in shibari-like set-ups and naked. The transformation sequence themselves lean hard into fanservice territory.
* FemaleGaze: The transformation sequences go '''hard''' on this. There are about 10 seconds of the transformation that are nothing but going down the transforming man's body showing off torso and legs, and at least one moment of those transformations focus on the character's crotch, like showing Ranmaru wearing a glowing thong before pants appear as well as seeing the cloth wrapping itself around Homura's crotch to make his thong.
* {{Moe}}: In-universe, this is the subject of the second episode, when an editor tries to force his mangaka to draw moe when she wants to draw men.
* ThePowerOfRage: Homura collects power from a woman's rage and is able to use it to fight.
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''Fairy Ranmaru'' (the full title in Japanese being ''Fairy Ranmaru: Anata no Kokoro Otasuke Shimasu'') is a 2021 magical boy anime.
The anime follows five men that work on Bar F, a bar that heals the heart of its clients. Secretly, the five are members of noble fairy clans, recruited to go to Earth and collect "attachment" from people suffering from heartbreak.
The anime started on April 8th of 2021 as part of the Spring Season animes.
!Tropes
* ArtShift: The ED is made on a different art style more influenced by paintings and richer in detail.
* TheCasanova: Takara. He's with a new woman every episode and is shown to be sexually active with the women he dates, despite one of the fairy rules forbidding it.
* ClothingDamage: The final shot of the ED shows the main characters in their transformed outfits now sporting a lot of them ripped off and showing torso, legs, chest, and even a bit of crotch.
* {{Fanservice}}: A lot. Characters' outfits are pretty much on the "skimpy battle outfit" subcategory, and both the OP and ED lean into it. The ED goes particularly hard on it, showing all the male characters tied up in shibari-like set-ups and naked. The transformation sequence themselves lean hard into fanservice territory.
* FemaleGaze: The transformation sequences go '''hard''' on this. There are about 10 seconds of the transformation that are nothing but going down the transforming man's body showing off torso and legs, and at least one moment of those transformations focus on the character's crotch, like showing Ranmaru wearing a glowing thong before pants appear as well as seeing the cloth wrapping itself around Homura's crotch to make his thong.
* {{Moe}}: In-universe, this is the subject of the second episode, when an editor tries to force his mangaka to draw moe when she wants to draw men.
* ThePowerOfRage: Homura collects power from a woman's rage and is able to use it to fight.
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