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* BleachedUnderpants: Umetsu had made some hentai anime, including ''Anime/{{Kite}}'', ''Anime/MezzoForte'', and a pseudo-prequel to ''Kite'' in ''Cool Devices''.
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InAWorld where a certain portion of the population have powerful destructive magical gifts, crimes committed by magicians are handled by a special Court of Magic, and the accused are defended by Wizard Barristers. Enter Cecil Sudo, a powerful wizard and [[TeenGenius the youngest Wizard Barrister ever, at 17]]. Cecil now begins her life investigating--and sometimes ''preventing''--magic crimes for the Barrister firm, Butterfly.
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InAWorld where a certain portion of the population have powerful destructive magical gifts, crimes committed by magicians are handled by a special Court of Magic, and the accused are defended by Wizard Barristers. Enter Cecil Sudo, a powerful wizard and [[TeenGenius the youngest Wizard Barrister ever, at 17]]. Cecil now begins her life investigating--and investigating -- and sometimes ''preventing''--magic ''preventing'' -- magic crimes for the Barrister firm, Butterfly.
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* BleachedUnderpants: Umetsu had made some hentai anime including Kite, Mezzo Forte, and a pseudo prequel to Kite in Cool Devices.
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* BleachedUnderpants: Umetsu had made some hentai anime anime, including Kite, Mezzo Forte, ''Anime/{{Kite}}'', ''Anime/MezzoForte'', and a pseudo prequel pseudo-prequel to Kite ''Kite'' in Cool Devices.''Cool Devices''.
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* DirtyCoward: The cram school teacher in "Hero Show" after he promised to help his students escape, suddenly decided to abandon them. He got shot for his troubles.
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* DirtyCoward: The cram school teacher schoolteacher in "Hero Show" after he promised to help his students escape, suddenly decided to abandon them. He got shot for his troubles.
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* GoodLawyersGoodClients: {{Defied}} in the first minutes of the show, when one of the cops asks why Butterfly took a case representing an obvious mass murderer when all it would do is damage their firm's reputation. The answer is that they're not in it for the money - implying that that means that it's their job to defend even the scummiest of scumbags.
* GoneHorriblyRight: [[spoiler: Macal's plan of summoning Lucifer works, but this proves to be their downfall, since Lucifer doesn't care about Macal (or the relationship between humans and wuds) and has been living among humans for at least 6 years]] as [[spoiler: Moyo Tento.]]
* GoneHorriblyRight: [[spoiler: Macal's plan of summoning Lucifer works, but this proves to be their downfall, since Lucifer doesn't care about Macal (or the relationship between humans and wuds) and has been living among humans for at least 6 years]] as [[spoiler: Moyo Tento.]]
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* GoodLawyersGoodClients: {{Defied}} {{Defied|Trope}} in the first minutes of the show, when one of the cops asks why Butterfly took a case representing an obvious mass murderer when all it would do is damage their firm's reputation. The answer is that they're not in it for the money - -- implying that that means that it's their job to defend even the scummiest of scumbags.
* GoneHorriblyRight:[[spoiler: Macal's [[spoiler:Macal's plan of summoning Lucifer works, but this proves to be their downfall, since Lucifer doesn't care about Macal (or the relationship between humans and wuds) and has been living among humans for at least 6 years]] years as [[spoiler: Moyo Tento.]]
* GoneHorriblyRight:
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* HelloAttorney: The folks at Butterfly sure are good-looking.
** This gets discussed a few times. While barristers are supposed to be well-dressed, Cecil is criticized for looking like a teen idol/{{cosplay}}.
** This gets discussed a few times. While barristers are supposed to be well-dressed, Cecil is criticized for looking like a teen idol/{{cosplay}}.
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* HelloAttorney: The folks at Butterfly sure are good-looking.
**good-looking. This gets is discussed a few times. While barristers are supposed to be well-dressed, Cecil is criticized for looking like a teen idol/{{cosplay}}.
**
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* InsistentTerminology: Individuals who gained magic powers are called wuds. It even shows in their identity cards.
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* InsistentTerminology: InsistentTerminology:
** Individuals who gained magic powers are called wuds. It even shows in their identity cards.
** Individuals who gained magic powers are called wuds. It even shows in their identity cards.
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* {{Jerkass}}: [[spoiler: There's a cult of magicians doing some unsavory things and manipulating Cecil as part of a prophecy. Said cult also wants to summon Lucifer.]]
* JerkassHasAPoint: [[spoiler: Although this does not excuse the things they've done so far, to say that they aren't at least somewhat justified in their dissatisfaction over how mages are treated would be rather untrue.]]
* JerkassHasAPoint: [[spoiler: Although this does not excuse the things they've done so far, to say that they aren't at least somewhat justified in their dissatisfaction over how mages are treated would be rather untrue.]]
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* {{Jerkass}}: [[spoiler: There's [[spoiler:There's a cult of magicians doing some unsavory things and manipulating Cecil as part of a prophecy. Said cult also wants to summon Lucifer.]]
* JerkassHasAPoint:[[spoiler: Although [[spoiler:Although this does not excuse the things they've done so far, to say that they aren't at least somewhat justified in their dissatisfaction over how mages are treated would be rather untrue.]]
* JerkassHasAPoint:
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* LimitedAnimation: The original broadcast of episode 11, "Shining Cecil", suffers from this to an ''amazing'' degree. That is, the parts that were animated in the first place and not consisting of a still screencap with audio played over it or part of the opening fight scene, which is animated normally. WordOfGod confirmed that the episode aired in it's original, unfinished state due to a lack of production time.
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* LimitedAnimation: LimitedAnimation:
** The original broadcast of episode 11, "Shining Cecil", suffers from this to an ''amazing'' degree. That is, the parts that were animated in the first place and not consisting of a still screencap with audio played over it or part of the opening fight scene, which is animated normally. WordOfGod confirmed that the episode aired init's its original, unfinished state due to a lack of production time.
** The original broadcast of episode 11, "Shining Cecil", suffers from this to an ''amazing'' degree. That is, the parts that were animated in the first place and not consisting of a still screencap with audio played over it or part of the opening fight scene, which is animated normally. WordOfGod confirmed that the episode aired in
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* {{MacGuffin}}: Grimoire 365.
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* {{MacGuffin}}: MacGuffin: Grimoire 365.
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* MythologyGag: In terms of the similarities with the [=SAT=] officers who stormed the hijacked subway car, their assault gear is used by the [=SWAT=] team stationed at the [=ISSP=] in [[Anime/{{Kite}} Kite Liberator]].
** A cosplayer assumes the role of Mikura from the Mezzo [=DSA=] series.
** A cosplayer assumes the role of Mikura from the Mezzo [=DSA=] series.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** In terms of the similarities with the[=SAT=] SAT officers who stormed the hijacked subway car, their assault gear is used by the [=SWAT=] SWAT team stationed at the [=ISSP=] ISSP in [[Anime/{{Kite}} Kite Liberator]].
''Anime/KiteLiberator''.
** A cosplayer assumes the role of Mikura from the Mezzo[=DSA=] DSA series.
** In terms of the similarities with the
** A cosplayer assumes the role of Mikura from the Mezzo
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* ShownTheirWork: The use of the term "Barrister." In the British[[note]]This also includes countries and territories where the British had a lasting influence on their legal system like Canada, Hong Kong, South Africa and New Zealand.[[/note]] legal system, lawyers are split into two specialties: solicitors, who advise you in the office, and barristers, who represent your case at court.[[note]]Japan does have two legal professional jobs, which consist of lawyers and scrivener (which refers to judicial scriveners and administrative scriveners).[[/note]] (Albeit barristers don't do investigating of their own, or have magic at their fingertips...)
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* ShownTheirWork: ShownTheirWork:
** The use of the term "Barrister." In the British[[note]]This also includes countries and territories where the British had a lasting influence on their legal system like Canada, Hong Kong, South Africa and New Zealand.[[/note]] legal system, lawyers are split into two specialties: solicitors, who advise you in the office, and barristers, who represent your case at court.[[note]]Japan does have two legal professional jobs, which consist of lawyers and scrivener (which refers to judicial scriveners and administrative scriveners).[[/note]] (Albeit barristers don't do investigating of their own, or have magic at their fingertips...)
** The use of the term "Barrister." In the British[[note]]This also includes countries and territories where the British had a lasting influence on their legal system like Canada, Hong Kong, South Africa and New Zealand.[[/note]] legal system, lawyers are split into two specialties: solicitors, who advise you in the office, and barristers, who represent your case at court.[[note]]Japan does have two legal professional jobs, which consist of lawyers and scrivener (which refers to judicial scriveners and administrative scriveners).[[/note]] (Albeit barristers don't do investigating of their own, or have magic at their fingertips...)
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* SuperPowerLottery: Magic works this way. You can wind up with anything from clairvoyancy, to hyper destructive elemental powers, to being able to form a HumongousMecha from the metal surrounding you. Multiple powers are rare.
* SuperRegistrationAct: The Magic Prohibition Law. Having a court system for wizards seems pretty realistic when you think about it. Without a wizard law system they could probably just break out of prison, or kill the judges and the jury.
* SuperRegistrationAct: The Magic Prohibition Law. Having a court system for wizards seems pretty realistic when you think about it. Without a wizard law system they could probably just break out of prison, or kill the judges and the jury.
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* SuperPowerLottery: SuperpowerLottery: Magic works this way. You can wind up with anything from clairvoyancy, to hyper destructive elemental powers, to being able to form a HumongousMecha from the metal surrounding you. Multiple powers are rare.
* SuperRegistrationAct: The Magic Prohibition Law. Having a court system for wizards seems pretty realistic when you think about it. Without a wizard lawsystem system, they could probably just break out of prison, or kill the judges and the jury.
* SuperRegistrationAct: The Magic Prohibition Law. Having a court system for wizards seems pretty realistic when you think about it. Without a wizard law
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* WhamEpisode: Episode 11 reveals that [[spoiler: Moyo tento is Lucifer.]]
* WrongGenreSavvy: The police in the bank robbery case. They think a former bank teller who was present at the time and used his magic to play good Samaritan was actually in on the robbery, but simply got into an argument about something with the culprits, because he had been seen at the bank many times after being fired-almost like he was casing the place. [[spoiler: It turns out that he just had a crush on one of his former coworkers and came by to see her. He was acting in legitimate self defense.]]
* WrongGenreSavvy: The police in the bank robbery case. They think a former bank teller who was present at the time and used his magic to play good Samaritan was actually in on the robbery, but simply got into an argument about something with the culprits, because he had been seen at the bank many times after being fired-almost like he was casing the place. [[spoiler: It turns out that he just had a crush on one of his former coworkers and came by to see her. He was acting in legitimate self defense.]]
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* WhamEpisode: Episode 11 reveals that [[spoiler: Moyo tento [[spoiler:Moyo Tento is Lucifer.]]
Lucifer]].
* WrongGenreSavvy: The police in the bank robbery case. They think a former bank teller who was present at the time and used his magic to play good Samaritan was actually in on the robbery, but simply got into an argument about something with the culprits, because he had been seen at the bank many times after being fired-almost like he was casing the place.[[spoiler: It [[spoiler:It turns out that he just had a crush on one of his former coworkers and came by to see her. He was acting in legitimate self defense.]]self-defense.]]
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* WrongGenreSavvy: The police in the bank robbery case. They think a former bank teller who was present at the time and used his magic to play good Samaritan was actually in on the robbery, but simply got into an argument about something with the culprits, because he had been seen at the bank many times after being fired-almost like he was casing the place.
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* RealityEnsues: Having a court system for wizards seems pretty realistic when you think about it. Without a wizard law system they could probably just break out of prison, or kill the judges and the jury.
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* SuperRegistrationAct: The Magic Prohibition Law.
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* SuperRegistrationAct: The Magic Prohibition Law. Having a court system for wizards seems pretty realistic when you think about it. Without a wizard law system they could probably just break out of prison, or kill the judges and the jury.
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* ConspicuousCG: See HumongousMecha.
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* LimitedAnimation: The original broadcast of episode 11, "Shining Cecil", suffers from this to an ''amazing'' degree. That is, the parts that were animated in the first place and not consisting of a still screencap with audio played over it. WordOfGod confirmed that the episode aired in it's original, unfinished state due to a lack of production time.
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* LimitedAnimation: The original broadcast of episode 11, "Shining Cecil", suffers from this to an ''amazing'' degree. That is, the parts that were animated in the first place and not consisting of a still screencap with audio played over it.it or part of the opening fight scene, which is animated normally. WordOfGod confirmed that the episode aired in it's original, unfinished state due to a lack of production time.
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* LimitedAnimation: Episode 11 suffers from this an amazing degree. That is, the parts that were animated in the first place and not consisting of a still screencap with audio played over it.
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* LimitedAnimation: Episode 11 The original broadcast of episode 11, "Shining Cecil", suffers from this to an amazing ''amazing'' degree. That is, the parts that were animated in the first place and not consisting of a still screencap with audio played over it. WordOfGod confirmed that the episode aired in it's original, unfinished state due to a lack of production time.
** [[AvertedTrope Completely averted]] when the series was [[EnhancedOnDVD released on home video]] and rebroadcast on Japanese TV, as the episode was completely reanimated.
** [[AvertedTrope Completely averted]] when the series was [[EnhancedOnDVD released on home video]] and rebroadcast on Japanese TV, as the episode was completely reanimated.
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* CastingGag:
** This is not the first time for Creator/MarinaInoue, Creator/KeiShindou, Creator/RikiyaKoyama and Creator/RumiOokubo to be casted in significant roles in an Umetsu-made show.
** Krystal [=LaPorte=] as Tsunomi Kabutohara since she's a known voice actor who's a law student and cosplays.
** This is not the first time for Creator/MarinaInoue, Creator/KeiShindou, Creator/RikiyaKoyama and Creator/RumiOokubo to be casted in significant roles in an Umetsu-made show.
** Krystal [=LaPorte=] as Tsunomi Kabutohara since she's a known voice actor who's a law student and cosplays.
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* RunningGag: Cecil always smacking around Nanagenie for being a pervert.
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* RunningGag: RunningGag:
** Cecil always smacking around Nanagenie for being a pervert.
** Cecil always smacking around Nanagenie for being a pervert.
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** Natsuna being annoyed at being called "Nacchi".
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** Natsuna being annoyed at [[MaliciousMisnaming being called "Nacchi"."Nacchi"]].
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''Wizard Barristers'' is an anime television series directed by Yasuomi Umetsu and produced by the animation studio [[Creator/{{ARMS}} Arms Corporation]]. It aired in Japanese televisions in 2014 as part of the 2014 Winter Season for 12 episodes. The show is licensed by Creator/SentaiFilmworks for a North American release and is also available for legal viewing via Crunchyroll. For French-speaking viewers, the show is streamed legally via Wakanim.
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''Wizard Barristers'' is an anime television series directed by Yasuomi Umetsu and produced by the animation studio [[Creator/{{ARMS}} Arms Corporation]].Creator/ARMSCorporation. It aired in Japanese televisions in 2014 as part of the 2014 Winter Season for 12 episodes. The show is licensed by Creator/SentaiFilmworks for a North American release and is also available for legal viewing via Crunchyroll. For French-speaking viewers, the show is streamed legally via Wakanim.
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* RedshirtArmy: The Special Assault Team.
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* RedshirtArmy: The Special Assault Team.Team is useless against high-level threats.
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** Natsuna being annoyed at being called "Nattchi".
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** Natsuna being annoyed at being called "Nattchi"."Nacchi".
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* BleachedUnderpants: The director and character designer had made some hentai anime including Kite, Mezzo Forte, and a pseudo prequel to Kite in Cool Devices.
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* BleachedUnderpants: The director and character designer Umetsu had made some hentai anime including Kite, Mezzo Forte, and a pseudo prequel to Kite in Cool Devices.
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* FeministFantasy: The features a TeenGenius that joins an OccultLawFirm. The cast is primarily composed of women who are professionals (lawyers, paralegals, investigators), who are almost universally powerful magic users as well.
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* '''OccultLawFirm: The Anime!'''
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* OccultLawFirm: The Butterfly law firm, appropriately enough, consists of barristers who specialize in defending wuds.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The show's set in 2018.
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* SuperRegistrationAct: the Magic Prohibition Law.
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* SuperRegistrationAct: the The Magic Prohibition Law.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The show's set in 2018.