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* {{Bokukko}}: Uses the male pronoun "ore" since she was raised by firemen, reinforcing how tomboyish she is.

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* {{Bokukko}}: Uses the male pronoun "ore" since she was raised by firemen, reinforcing how tomboyish she is.
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Cool Loser TRS cleanup, has been renamed to Unconvincingly Unpopular Character and is a YMMV audience reaction.


* CoolLoser: Despite being called out on his inability to crawl out of his homelessness, he is still part of the Yorozuya's entourage and they consider him a friend.
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* {{Keigo}}: Unfailingly polite.
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* BladeOnAStick: In the final arc of the series, he fights using a naginata against the Altana Liberation Army.
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* BladeOnAStick: Her weapon is a naginata. It's mostly utilized for threatening the likes of Gintoki and Kondo, but she's used it a number of times in actual combat.
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* InSeriesNickname: [[StarWars Obi]]-[[PunnyName One]].
* LaserBlade: His weapon is a [[StarWars light-]] we mean beam saber. He's also able to project a huge one from his hand thanks to his cyborg half.

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* InSeriesNickname: [[StarWars [[Franchise/StarWars Obi]]-[[PunnyName One]].
* LaserBlade: His weapon is a [[StarWars [[Franchise/StarWars light-]] we mean beam saber. He's also able to project a huge one from his hand thanks to his cyborg half.

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* HighClassFan: She has a fan made out of peacock feathers, to illustrate both her high status and her PeacockGirl motif.



* PeacockGirl: Not literally but close enough.

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* PeacockGirl: Not literally but close enough.She wears a peacock-themed outfit and is known as the Peacock Princess.
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* ChristmasCake: The reason why she looks different than most other female characters might be due to her being an older woman. She's also a spinster, as everyone is quick to point out.

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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Based on the historical Otose, but this one is the wife of Isuke not Tatsugoro, a farmer from Terada Village. Isuke founded the Terada Inn, which was a gathering place for ronin pro-imperal loyalists.

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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Based on the historical Otose, but this one is the wife of Isuke not Tatsugoro, a farmer from Terada Village. Isuke founded the Terada Inn, which was a gathering place for ronin pro-imperal pro-imperial loyalists.



* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Based on Hiraga Gennai who was a pharmacologist, physician, author, painter, and inventor of the Edo period.

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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Based on Hiraga Gennai Gennai, who was a pharmacologist, physician, author, painter, and inventor of the Edo period.


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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Based on Kurokoma no Katsuzo, a Yakuza boss from the late Edo period.
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* RetroGaming: She comes across a virus that, among other things, reduces her to an 8-bit sprite.
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Asskicking Leads To Leadership is the new name of the trope.


* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: He's the boss of the stray cats by virtue of being the strongest.

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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: He's the boss of the stray cats by virtue of being the strongest.
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* SignificantWhiteHairDarkSkin: His white hair and dark skin make him stand out as the leader of the local {{yakuza}} syndicate and one of the ruling 4 Devas of Kabukicho.
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* SignificantWhiteHairDarkSkin: His white hair and dark skin make him stand out as the leader of the local {{yakuza}} syndicate and one of the ruling 4 Devas of Kabukicho.
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* DeterminedWidow: Despite being pretty defenseless, she still stands her ground firmly against her would-be embezzlers.

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* DotingParent: [[spoiler:After returning to Kabukicho with his daughter Pirako, he constantly showers her with affection, compensating for not being there during her childhood.]]

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* DotingParent: [[spoiler:After returning After [[spoiler:returning to Kabukicho with his daughter Pirako, Pirako]], he constantly showers her his daughter with affection, compensating for not being there during her childhood.]]



* KnightTemplarParent: After [[spoiler:returning to Kabukicho with Pirako]], he threatens to cut up anybody who touches his daughter.



* OverprotectiveDad: [[spoiler:After returning to Kabukicho with Pirako, it is revealed he has become a very doting father, to the point he gets up in Gintoki's face and threatens to cut up anybody who touches her, especially any boys she is weirdly attracted to and calls aniki (which Gintoki points out only applies to him).]]
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* BladeOnAStick: Her WeaponOfChoice is a naginata. It's mostly utilized for threatening the likes of Gintoki and Kondo, but she's used it a number of times in actual combat.

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* BladeOnAStick: Her WeaponOfChoice weapon is a naginata. It's mostly utilized for threatening the likes of Gintoki and Kondo, but she's used it a number of times in actual combat.

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* ArmorPiercingSlap: In comedic situations she regularly beats up characters that are portrayed as much stronger than her, like Kondo or Gintoki.



* {{Expy}}: Of [[Manga/RurouniKenshin Kaoru]], natch, all the way to the violent rage (albeit more subdued in Kaoru's case), their LethalChef tendencies, being a HeirToTheDojo, trying to be a proper YamatoNadeshiko (as a bonus point, Kaoru only wields the naginata in the live-action films, something she doesn't do in the manga. Doubles as HilariousInHindsight), having a little brother figure (as noted on Shinpachi's section. In her case, actual little brother), and even ''having an unknown disease in a BadFuture-setting second OVA!'' (to be fair, the Remembrance OVA is not really that trope at all, just that it didn't make it end well for Kenshin and Kaoru).

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* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: In comedic situations, she regularly beats up male characters that are portrayed as much stronger than her, like Kondo or Gintoki. If one of them were to ever lay a hand on her, it wouldn't be portrayed as funny at all.
* {{Expy}}: Of [[Manga/RurouniKenshin Kaoru]], natch, ''Manga/RurouniKenshin'''s Kaoru, all the way to the violent rage (albeit more subdued in Kaoru's case), their LethalChef tendencies, being a HeirToTheDojo, trying to be a proper YamatoNadeshiko (as a bonus point, Kaoru only wields the naginata in the live-action films, something she doesn't do in the manga. Doubles as HilariousInHindsight), having a little brother figure (as noted on Shinpachi's section. In her case, actual little brother), and even ''having an unknown disease in a BadFuture-setting second OVA!'' (to be fair, the Remembrance OVA is not really that trope at all, just that it didn't make it end well for Kenshin and Kaoru).



* ArmorPiercingSlap: In an anime filler episode, she hits Sakamoto when he tries to jump her. This is in contrast to her canon appearances, where she notably frowns upon the idea of hitting him when Tae proposes she does it in response to him groping her. When they are first seen on page together in the manga, she also hides behind Tae instead of hitting him.
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* DarkSkinnedBlond: Dark skin and white hair.
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: Happens in the last arc of the series, when he along Tama and the robots used the Neo Armstrong Cyclone Jet Armstrong Gengai Cannon in order to release a lethal machine virus on the air. That virus would affect him too leading to his death.]]

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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: Happens in the last arc of the series, when he along Tama and the robots used the Neo Armstrong Cyclone Jet Armstrong Gengai Cannon in order to release a lethal machine virus on the air. That virus would affect him too leading to his death.death... [[SubvertedTrope Or not.]] As he ends up surviving and is tasked with caring for Tama's body until she reactivates.]]
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* IllGirl: In the second movie's BadFuture she becomes infected with the Enmi nanomachine virus called the White Curse, causing her hair to turn white and her eyesight failing along with her health.
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As Saigo himself put it, Pirako was more Kada's pawn than anything, being manipulated into being a pawn and compared to Saigo's kid in being a hostage to use against Jirocho. Also, she wasn't labelled Persona Non Grata. She returned with Jirocho to defend Kabukicho in the Silver Soul arc, Gintoki not having any issue with her return..


* KarmaHoudini: One of the biggest in the series. She never suffered any consequence for having facilitated Kada's schemes and setting everyone up. She got away with only a minor injury to the forehead.



* PersonaNonGrata: In the end, even though he helps her get away, Gintoki makes it clear that he doesn't want to see her face again after what she did to the Kabukicho district. And if she ever comes back, she will be dealt with permanently that time.
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Tae not having feelings for Gintoki is a matter of debate, and she's shown to not handle her liquor either.


* {{Expy}}: Of [[Manga/RurouniKenshin Kaoru]], natch, all the way to the violent rage (albeit more subdued in Kaoru's case), their LethalChef tendencies, being a HeirToTheDojo, trying to be a proper YamatoNadeshiko (as a bonus point, Kaoru only wields the naginata in the live-action films, something she doesn't do in the manga. Doubles as HilariousInHindsight), having a little brother figure (as noted on Shinpachi's section. In her case, actual little brother), and even ''having an unknown disease in a BadFuture-setting second OVA!'' (to be fair, the Remembrance OVA is not really that trope at all, just that it didn't make it end well for Kenshin and Kaoru). Unlike Kaoru, however, Tae never really develops feelings for Gintoki, and the only missing trait is the InVinoVeritas moments, though that honor goes to Tsukuyo.

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* {{Expy}}: Of [[Manga/RurouniKenshin Kaoru]], natch, all the way to the violent rage (albeit more subdued in Kaoru's case), their LethalChef tendencies, being a HeirToTheDojo, trying to be a proper YamatoNadeshiko (as a bonus point, Kaoru only wields the naginata in the live-action films, something she doesn't do in the manga. Doubles as HilariousInHindsight), having a little brother figure (as noted on Shinpachi's section. In her case, actual little brother), and even ''having an unknown disease in a BadFuture-setting second OVA!'' (to be fair, the Remembrance OVA is not really that trope at all, just that it didn't make it end well for Kenshin and Kaoru). Unlike Kaoru, however, Tae never really develops feelings for Gintoki, and the only missing trait is the InVinoVeritas moments, though that honor goes to Tsukuyo.

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* JustFriends: A one-sided variant between her and Kyubei. While both were ChildhoodFriends, Kyubei continues to harbor feelings for Otae to the present day, whereas Otae sees them as her closest friend. Interestingly, the Dekoboko arc demonstrated that, while Kyubei was given the body of a man as "Yagyu Jubei", Otae expressed attraction to them, suggesting the only reason Otae doesn't reciprocate Kyubei's feelings is because Otae isn't sexually attracted to women.

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A one-sided variant between her and Kyubei. While both were ChildhoodFriends, Kyubei continues to harbor feelings for Otae to the present day, whereas Otae sees them as her closest friend. Interestingly, the Dekoboko Dekobokko arc demonstrated that, while Kyubei was given the body of a man as "Yagyu Jubei", Otae expressed attraction to them, suggesting the only reason Otae doesn't reciprocate Kyubei's feelings is because Otae isn't sexually attracted to women.women.
** The Dekobokko arc demonstrates that, were it not for him obsessively stalking her, Otae and Kondo could actually be good friends, as once Kondo becomes "Goriko", she quits stalking Otae and the two end up becoming close friends when it looks like the change is permanent. Of course though, their relationship [[StatusQuoIsGod resets]] by the end when everyone returns to normal.
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* JustFriends: A one-sided variant between her and Kyubei. While both were ChildhoodFriends, Kyubei continues to harbor feelings for Otae to the present day, whereas Otae sees them as her closest friend. Interestingly, the Dekoboko arc demonstrated that, while Kyubei was given the body of a man as "Yagyu Jubei", Otae expressed attraction to them, suggesting the only reason Otae doesn't reciprocate Kyubei's feelings is because Otae isn't sexually attracted to women.

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* BastardGirlfriend: How Kondo sees her, though part of the reason is because he continues to stalk her despite the fact that she doesn't actually reciprocate his feelings.


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* FetishizedAbuser: How Kondo sees her, though part of the reason is because he continues to stalk her despite the fact that she doesn't actually reciprocate his feelings.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Except for that little bit of hair on the back of his head, he's mostly bald.
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* SkunkStripe: In the second movie, her future self is seen sporting a double one, though she remains otherwise unchanged.

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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: More than justified by being an Amanto.



* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Her green hair is more than justified by her being an android.



* {{Bishonen}}: Thanks to plastic surgery, he is probably the prettiest man in the series, complete with sparkles in the air when he appears.



* MagicPlasticSurgery: Through plastic surgery he completely changed his appearance from a dark-haired {{Gonk}} to a blond sparkling {{Bishonen}}.

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* MagicPlasticSurgery: Through plastic surgery he completely changed his appearance from a dark-haired {{Gonk}} to a blond sparkling {{Bishonen}}.pretty boy.



* {{Gonk}}: His ugliness after his surgery accident is repeatedly emphasized, with his enlargened lips, broad nose and uni-brow. This is especially contrasted with the {{Bishonen}}s he works alongside, like his best friend Kyoshiro.

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* {{Gonk}}: His ugliness after his surgery accident is repeatedly emphasized, with his enlargened lips, broad nose and uni-brow. This is especially contrasted with the {{Bishonen}}s attractive men he works alongside, like his best friend Kyoshiro.
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Ill Boy has been changed to Delicate And Sickly. Example does not fit criteria for trope.


* IllBoy: He is very sick and is kept in bed at home to make sure his health doesn't become worse. After eloping with Ofusa, his condition worsens and he eventually dies after being taken home by his father.
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* TookTheWifesName: He agreed to take Hatsu's family name when they married instead of the opposite, as she comes from a higher social class. Despite Hatsu leaving him, he still uses the Hasegawa name.

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