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* MagicalGirlQueenlinessTest: Variation; the Petit Ladies are all competing for the title of Lady Jewel, but only their Mentors are capable of using magic.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Definitely so when compared to the extremely light-weight [[Anime/JewelpetHappiness preceding season]]. There's plenty of angst to go around, characters with mysterious and dark pasts (namely Lillian and Luea, and not just them), and it has the most violence in the history of ''Jewelpet'' (among other things, Romeo stabs himself with a sword, Elena gets an arrow to the stomach, [[spoiler:Lillian and Rector]] die by magic, etc).
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Definitely so when compared to the extremely light-weight [[Anime/JewelpetHappiness preceding season]]. There's plenty of angst to go around, characters with mysterious and dark pasts (namely Lillian and Luea, and not just them), and it has the most violence in the history of ''Jewelpet'' (among other things, Romeo stabs himself with a sword, Elena gets an arrow to the stomach, [[spoiler:Lillian and Rector]] die [[spoiler:Lillian]] dies by magic, [[spoiler:Rector]] commits suicide by impalement, etc).
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* WhamLine: Rector's line [[spoiler:"I even ended up losing my precious mentor, Larimer"]] from episode 47; probably the bluntest, most sudden introduction to a new Jewelpet in the history of the franchise.
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* WhamLine: Rector's line [[spoiler:"I even ended up losing my precious mentor, Larimer"]] Larimar"]] from episode 47; probably the bluntest, most sudden introduction to a new Jewelpet in the history of the franchise.
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* MagicalGirl: Downplayed. The series has transformation sequences for the main characters (Momona, Lillian, Mizuki and Charon) but this is only if they're summoned to hear their task or get into a certain place. As for the pets, they only use magic with their partners to change clothes. The costume changing is lampshaded by Momona and Ruby in certain episodes.
* MagicalIncantation: '''''"___ and ___, LADY GO!"'''''
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* MagicalGirl: Downplayed. The series has transformation sequences for girls will change into their ladylike dresses through the main characters (Momona, Lillian, Mizuki and Charon) but this is only if pets' magic when they're summoned to hear their task or get into a certain place. As for the pets, tasks, but this doesn't give them magical powers. Later, they only use magic with their partners do get access to change clothes. The costume changing is lampshaded by Momona the Jewel Arrow, but it's a very situational and Ruby in certain episodes.
hard-to-use magic, which, again, can't be used without the pets.
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* TrueCompanions: Essentially the main characters and the Princes.
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Most of the characters are well-adjusted. Only one or two have complicated pasts.
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* DysfunctionJunction: The main girls in the series in various degrees which essentially important for their CharacterDevelopment.
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* WholePlotReference: Episode 51, which is about [[spoiler:Momona suddenly waking up in her home after supposedly sacrificing herself and leading a calm life where she never got involved with Ladies or Jewelpets but keeps seeing Ruby around without knowing who she is]] is reminiscent of episode 50 of ''Kira Deco'' where much the same thing happens with Pink and Ruby.
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* BookEnds: The first episode is kicked off by Diana marrying Alto. The last one has [[spoiler:Momona marrying Cayenne. It helps that they're a GenerationXerox of the first couple.]]
* BouquetToss: [[spoiler:Momona marries Cayenne in the last episode, and the bouquet toss is used to decide who will become the next Lady Jewel. Lillian wins.]]
* BouquetToss: [[spoiler:Momona marries Cayenne in the last episode, and the bouquet toss is used to decide who will become the next Lady Jewel. Lillian wins.]]
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* GroupPictureEnding: The last episode has this.
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* BattleCouple: Any Prince/Lady couple, at least after the Lady gets access to the Jewel Arrow.
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* GuysSmashGirlsShoot: The Princes use swords as their weapon of choice, while the Ladies have the Jewel Arrow. A lone exception occurs in episode 48, where Elena uses a sword to defeat a Beast.
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14-year old Momona, a girl hailing from Jewel Land is a very optimistic yet clumsy and shy girl who attends the wedding of one and only nephew. She herself has no idea who his bride, Lady Diana is until the very moment she saw her walking down the aile and exchanging their vows. After the said wedding, she finally met her in person and Diana is happy to see her new sister-in-law. However not knowing for Momona, she got transported into a cold, wintery place and the only way for her get out is to follow the strange light from above.
When arriving at a frozen lake with a castle in view, she saw several girl who have been brought into the strange place and were greeted by Lady Jewel. She told that the girls were chosen to become Petit Ladies, in order for them to rise up the ranks and become the Lady of Ladies: Lady Jewel. As she give each and every girl their proof of candidacy: the Magical Letterpen, Momona rushed in to see what's going on but only to be greeted by her mentor, Ruby. Taking the pen, the girls were now taken inside the palace as Momona's unexpected journey to Ladyhood begins...
The Sixth Incarnation of the ''Franchise/{{Jewelpet}}'' anime series, Lady Jewelpet is the first series to be officially produced by Creator/{{Zexcs}}.[[note]]Studio Comet is still co-producing this anime.[[/note]] (''Manga/AkuNoHana'', ''LightNovel/ChromeShelledRegios'') This was directed by Itsuro Kawasaki and written by Natsuko Takahashi (''Manga/ZeroSevenGhost''). It first aired in TV Tokyo in April 5, 2014 which replaces Jewelpet Happiness in it's timeslot. In sense, it marks as the second series to be DarkerAndEdgier in tone after Twinkle, dealing more about Momona's life studying to become a lady.
When arriving at a frozen lake with a castle in view, she saw several girl who have been brought into the strange place and were greeted by Lady Jewel. She told that the girls were chosen to become Petit Ladies, in order for them to rise up the ranks and become the Lady of Ladies: Lady Jewel. As she give each and every girl their proof of candidacy: the Magical Letterpen, Momona rushed in to see what's going on but only to be greeted by her mentor, Ruby. Taking the pen, the girls were now taken inside the palace as Momona's unexpected journey to Ladyhood begins...
The Sixth Incarnation of the ''Franchise/{{Jewelpet}}'' anime series, Lady Jewelpet is the first series to be officially produced by Creator/{{Zexcs}}.[[note]]Studio Comet is still co-producing this anime.[[/note]] (''Manga/AkuNoHana'', ''LightNovel/ChromeShelledRegios'') This was directed by Itsuro Kawasaki and written by Natsuko Takahashi (''Manga/ZeroSevenGhost''). It first aired in TV Tokyo in April 5, 2014 which replaces Jewelpet Happiness in it's timeslot. In sense, it marks as the second series to be DarkerAndEdgier in tone after Twinkle, dealing more about Momona's life studying to become a lady.
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When arriving at a frozen lake with a castle in view, she saw several girl who have been brought into the strange place and were greeted by Lady Jewel. She told that the girls were chosen to become Petit Ladies, in order for them to rise up the ranks and become the Lady of Ladies: Lady Jewel. As she give each and every girl their proof of candidacy: the Magical Letterpen, Momona rushed in to see what's going on but only to be greeted by her mentor, Ruby. Taking the pen, the girls were now taken inside the palace as Momona's unexpected journey to Ladyhood begins...
The Sixth Incarnation of
14-year-old Momona is attending the wedding of her beloved cousin. His bride is a mysterious woman named Diana, who, upon meeting Momona, transports her to the frozen vicinity of a palace. Right away, Momona meets the Jewelpet
On her first day, she meets her romantic interest, Cayenne, and a remarkably cold but very talented Petit Lady named Lillian who immediately declares Momona her rival. She also quickly finds friends in fellow Petit Ladies Mizuki, a tomboy, and Charon, a shy bookworm.
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* EveryDeviceIsASwissArmyKnife: Jewel Pods returns in this and now even more useful than the previous incarnations. The series also introduces an even bigger variant, the Jewel Pad.
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* EveryDeviceIsASwissArmyKnife: Jewel Pods returns in this and now even more useful than the previous incarnations. The series also introduces an even bigger variant, Several episodes in, the Jewel Pad.Pod is replaced with the Jewel Pad; the only real difference between the two is that the Pad is bigger. As always, its primary purpose is to cast magic.
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* InTheirOwnImage: The Beasts want to [[spoiler:destroy Jewel Land and make a world filled with negative emotions like them.]]
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* MoodWhiplash: So you're watching the final arc, which is a slew of '''SUPER-SERIOUS'''™ episodes, filler with reveals, death and angst... So ''why in the blazing hell'' are they still doing that ultra-optimistic Jewelpet fortune-telling thing at the end of the episodes and why didn't they replace those peppy soundtracks during the recaps and previews? It ruins the mood, man.
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* MoodWhiplash: So you're watching the final arc, which is a slew of '''SUPER-SERIOUS'''™ episodes, filler filled with reveals, death and angst... So ''why in the blazing hell'' are they still doing that ultra-optimistic Jewelpet fortune-telling thing at the end of the episodes and why didn't they replace those peppy soundtracks during the recaps and previews? It ruins the mood, man.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Pretty much the second series with an overall serious tone. Every episode, you will be hit by too much [[TheStinger Stingers]] and [[MoodWhiplash Whiplashes]] as the series goes on.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Pretty much Definitely so when compared to the second series extremely light-weight [[Anime/JewelpetHappiness preceding season]]. There's plenty of angst to go around, characters with an overall serious tone. Every episode, you will be hit by too much [[TheStinger Stingers]] mysterious and [[MoodWhiplash Whiplashes]] as dark pasts (namely Lillian and Luea, and not just them), and it has the series goes on.most violence in the history of ''Jewelpet'' (among other things, Romeo stabs himself with a sword, Elena gets an arrow to the stomach, [[spoiler:Lillian and Rector]] die by magic, etc).
* MoodWhiplash: So you're watching the final arc, which is a slew of '''SUPER-SERIOUS'''™ episodes, filler with reveals, death and angst... So ''why in the blazing hell'' are they still doing that ultra-optimistic Jewelpet fortune-telling thing at the end of the episodes and why didn't they replace those peppy soundtracks during the recaps and previews? It ruins the mood, man.
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* PassingTheTorch: After nearly 5 years, Studio Comet calls it quits and pretty much let Zexcs do the animating for Lady after Happiness flopped worse than Kira Deco. Comet is still helping them though.
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* ElectiveMonarchy: Lady Jewel and her King are elected from the best Ladies and Princes.
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* KickingAssInAllHerFinery: Ladies always shoot their Jewel Arrows in their large and frilly dresses.
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* CombinedEnergyAttack: The Jewel Arrow. It combines the Jewel Power of all Jewelpets available, and the resulting energy is transfered to the Jewel Pad of a chosen Lady, who forms and shoots the arrow.
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* OnlyOneName: No one seems to have names beyond their given name.
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* TheHeartless: The Beasts from the Door to Chaos are semi-solid variably shaped manifestations that feed on negative emotions for power.
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* GenerationXerox: [[spoiler:When they were Petit Ladies, Diana was like Momona, Boot was like Mizuki, Rector was like both Lillian and Charon, and Claire was like Elena.]]
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* ArrangedMarriage: Any Lady Jewel and King. May or may not be [[PerfectlyArrangedMarriage perfectly so]].
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** Episode 46, [[spoiler:with the CliffHanger reveal at the end that Joker is Rector.]]
* WhamLine: Rector's line [[spoiler:"I even ended up losing my precious mentor, Larimer"]] from episode 47; probably the bluntest, most sudden introduction to a new Jewelpet in the history of the franchise.
* WhamLine: Rector's line [[spoiler:"I even ended up losing my precious mentor, Larimer"]] from episode 47; probably the bluntest, most sudden introduction to a new Jewelpet in the history of the franchise.
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* MagicStaff: The Final Wand. Despite being called 'wand', it's big and bulky enough to seriously harm someone if you swing it around.
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* PlaceOfPower: Want to power up your Jewelpet? Episode 42 shows that to do that, you have to take the pet to a place that is abundant in its respective rock.
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** Episode 43. [[spoiler:Lillian finally hears about her true nature. But that's not all! She then dies saving Luea from Joker's attack. Death? IN ''JEWELPET''? It's more likely than you think.]]
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* WhamEpisode: Episode 35, specifically the end, [[spoiler:which shows a flashback of Luea creating Lillian.]]
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: When someone graduates into the Royal Palace, they are expected to fight to protect Jewel Land's peace. Even the Ladies, who, as far as we can see, have no formal preparation for combat situations.
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** Momona: Sanguine.
** Lillian: Melancholic.
** Mizuki: Choleric.
** Charon: Phlegmatic.
** Lillian: Melancholic.
** Mizuki: Choleric.
** Charon: Phlegmatic.
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**Lillian: Melancholic.
** Mizuki: Choleric.
** Charon: Phlegmatic.Cayenne is choleric, Romeo is phlegmatic, Soarer is melancholic and Levin is sanguine.
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** Momona, Miura and a humanized Iota experience the video of Alto and Diana's date.
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* InsideAComputerSystem: Momona and Miura get trapped in Iota in episode 33. Thankfully, Iota is perfectly capable of getting them out, after they watch the video of Alto and Diana's date.
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* AnimationBump: The sword fight in episode 30, though it's only for a few moments.
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* AnimatedArmor: Two magicked and enlarged suits of armor attack the ball in episode 30.
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* FictionalHoliday: Thanks Jewel Palace Day, celebrated in episode 28.
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* HurricaneOfPuns: In episode 28, about a samba party, Luea's prank spell goes haywire and has effects that are all puns on the word 'samba' (example: Garnet gets a sunvisor, or 'sanbaiza' in Japanese).
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* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Giant curry monster in episode 27, giant straw doll in episode 28.
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* BreatherEpisode: Episodes 27 and 28 are festive, humorous and even a little action-y; these come after the plot of Ruby feeling guilty about lying to Momona for the entire first half of the season gets resolved.
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* AerithAndBob: In Jewel Land, humans can have Japanese names like Momona or Mizuki, European ones like Lillian, Diana or Levin, or what-the-hell ones like Soarer, Charon, Boot or Rector.
