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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: Between the Producer and the girls. Many of the girls in the game and comics are attractive to the Producer in some way or another. Their relationship in the anime is much more professional if still friendly with none of the girls showing any kind of attraction to their Producer. The two exceptions are Mayu who is still a {{Yandere}} to Producer but not the main one and Kanade who teases the Cinderella Girls' Producer in a drama [=CD=].
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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: AdaptationalRomanceDowngrade: Between the Producer and the girls. Many of the girls in the game and comics are attractive to the Producer in some way or another. Their relationship in the anime is much more professional if still friendly with none of the girls showing any kind of attraction to their Producer. The two exceptions are Mayu who is still a {{Yandere}} to Producer but not the main one and Kanade who teases the Cinderella Girls' Producer in a drama [=CD=].
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Song titles should be in quotation marks.
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* AnimationBump: Episode 3's live performance of ''TOKIMEKI Escalate'' was animated with incredible motion and details. Even this, however, didn't save Mio and Rin from having their [[http://i1.ruliweb.daumcdn.net/uf/image/U01/ruliweb/54C274844E33D70019 wrists cut off, among other things.]]
** ''GOIN'!!'', Cinderella Project's version of its predecessor's ''Jibun REST@RT''.
** The Heart Beat remix of ''ØωØver!!'' at the end of Episode 19.
** Triad Primus's live performance of ''Trancing Pulse''.
** ''GOIN'!!'', Cinderella Project's version of its predecessor's ''Jibun REST@RT''.
** The Heart Beat remix of ''ØωØver!!'' at the end of Episode 19.
** Triad Primus's live performance of ''Trancing Pulse''.
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* AnimationBump: Whenever there's a musical performance, it tends to have noticeably more fluid animation:
** Episode 3's live performance of''TOKIMEKI Escalate'' was "TOKIMEKI Escalate" is animated with incredible motion and details. Even this, however, didn't doesn't save Mio and Rin from having their [[http://i1.ruliweb.daumcdn.net/uf/image/U01/ruliweb/54C274844E33D70019 wrists cut off, among other things.]]
**''GOIN'!!'', "GOIN'!!", Cinderella Project's version of its predecessor's ''Jibun REST@RT''.
"Jibun REST@RT".
** The Heart Beat remix of''ØωØver!!'' "ØωØver!!" at the end of Episode 19.
** Triad Primus's live performance of''Trancing Pulse''."Trancing Pulse".
** Episode 3's live performance of
**
** The Heart Beat remix of
** Triad Primus's live performance of
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** ''Onegai! Cinderella'' is the first and last song sung in the show.
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** ''Onegai! Cinderella'' "Onegai! Cinderella" is the first and last song sung in the show.
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*** Ranko is the sole member of Rosenberg Engel, though she is frequently grouped with Love Laika after Episode 12. This extended into the Character [=CDs=] and ''Starlight Stage'', where Ranko is unofficially considered the "extra" member of Love Laika. On the original CD for the 3rd LIVE, which contains solo covers of each Cinderella Project member singing her unit's song, she instead sings ''Memories'', though this may partly be due to the fact that her unit's song is already a solo piece.
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*** Ranko is the sole member of Rosenberg Engel, though she is frequently grouped with Love Laika after Episode 12. This extended into the Character [=CDs=] and ''Starlight Stage'', where Ranko is unofficially considered the "extra" member of Love Laika. On the original CD for the 3rd LIVE, which contains solo covers of each Cinderella Project member singing her unit's song, she instead sings ''Memories'', "Memories", though this may partly be due to the fact that her unit's song is already a solo piece.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: ''Star'', the opening theme for the first season, makes a cameo appearance in Episode 26, where Cheiri is seen drumming to it on a ''VideoGame/TaikoNoTatsujin'' arcade machine.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: ''Star'', "Star", the opening theme for the first season, makes a cameo appearance in Episode 26, where Cheiri is seen drumming to it on a ''VideoGame/TaikoNoTatsujin'' arcade machine.
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* ProductPlacement: Episode 14's NO MAKE is this for the songs sung by the Cinderella Project members for the ''THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA MASTER'' series, which predate the anime, and were later re-released on ''THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS ANIMATION PROJECT 00 ST@RTER BEST''. The NO MAKE integrates the songs into the plot by explaining that they were individual singles recorded and released for each of the Cinderella Project idols in between Seasons 1 and 2. By extension, it gives an in-universe reason for the existence of ''Venus Syndrome'' and ''S(mile)ing'' in the plot, as they were performed by Minami and Uzuki in Episodes 22 and 24 respectively.
** A more direct example of this is Cheiri playing ''Star'' on a ''VideoGame/TaikoNoTatsujin'' arcade machine.
** A more direct example of this is Cheiri playing ''Star'' on a ''VideoGame/TaikoNoTatsujin'' arcade machine.
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* ProductPlacement: Episode 14's NO MAKE is this for the songs sung by the Cinderella Project members for the ''THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA MASTER'' series, which predate the anime, and were later re-released on ''THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS ANIMATION PROJECT 00 ST@RTER BEST''. The NO MAKE integrates the songs into the plot by explaining that they were individual singles recorded and released for each of the Cinderella Project idols in between Seasons 1 and 2. By extension, it gives an in-universe reason for the existence of ''Venus Syndrome'' "Venus Syndrome" and ''S(mile)ing'' "S(mile)ing" in the plot, as they were performed by Minami and Uzuki in Episodes 22 and 24 respectively.
** A more direct example of this is Cheiri playing''Star'' "Star", the anime's first opening theme, on a ''VideoGame/TaikoNoTatsujin'' arcade machine.
** A more direct example of this is Cheiri playing
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* SenpaiKohai: Mika is the sempai to many of the Cinderella Girls, giving them words of advice and encouragement. In the second season, Mio, Rin and Uzuki are the sempai to both Karen and Nao.
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* OffModel: The first half of Episode 3 were filled with rather...incomplete shots, [[http://i1.ruliweb.daumcdn.net/uf/image/U01/ruliweb/54C271914F4C7A000E such as this]]. Strangely enough, Anya avoided much of it.
