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** ''Manga/HighScoreGirl'', which centers on arcade games, uses "Credit".
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** ''Manga/HighScoreGirl'', ''Manga/HiScoreGirl'', which centers on arcade games, uses "Credit".
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* Every chapter in the manga ''Manga/Zom100BucketListOfTheDead'' and every episode of its anime adaptation is titled "[X] of the Dead". This even extends to the anime's opening and ending themes, titled "Song of the Dead" and "Happiness of the Dead", respectively.
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* Every chapter in the manga ''Manga/Zom100BucketListOfTheDead'' and every episode of its anime adaptation is titled "[X] "[[TitleOfTheDead [X] of the Dead".Dead]]". This even extends to the anime's opening and ending themes, titled "Song of the Dead" and "Happiness of the Dead", respectively.
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that Manhua and Manhwa examples shall be placed into their own folders. Moving example to the correct section.
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** A manhwa example: ''Manhwa/UnbalanceXUnbalance'' uses "Touch."
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* ''Manga/RoosterFighter'': Chapter titles are derived from bird-themed proverbs.
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* ''A Scummy Gap Student With A Hard Live Calls Upon A Lady of the Night'' has "Scumbag" or some variant thereof in each chapter title, to drive home that the UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist lead is far from a good person.
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* ''Manga/TimeStopBrave'': Fitting for a story about TimeStandsStill, each chapter goes "[Word] and Stop". For example, the first three chapters are "Shift and Stop", "Search and Stop", and "Disarm and Stop".
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* ''Manga/TimeStopBrave'': ''Manga/TimeStopHero'': Fitting for a story about TimeStandsStill, each chapter goes "[Word] and Stop". For example, the first three chapters are "Shift and Stop", "Search and Stop", and "Disarm and Stop".
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** ''Manga/TheDangersInMyHeart'' uses "Karte" (A medical term in germany for a patient's chart), referring to Ichikawa being "cured" of his [[ChuuniByou Chuuni]] condition.
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** ''Manga/TheDangersInMyHeart'' uses "Karte" (A medical term in germany Germany for a patient's chart), referring to Ichikawa being "cured" of his [[ChuuniByou Chuuni]] condition.
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** ''Manga/TheDangersInMyHeart'' uses "Karte" (A medical term in Japan for a patient's chart).
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** ''Manga/TheDangersInMyHeart'' uses "Karte" (A medical term in Japan germany for a patient's chart).chart), referring to Ichikawa being "cured" of his [[ChuuniByou Chuuni]] condition.
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* ''Manga/TheDangersInMyHeart:'' The title of every main chapter is a first-person statement beginning with either "I" or "We", such as "I Met Up With Her" or "We Got Separated". This emphasizes Ichikawa's typical status as the sole POV character. [[spoiler: Certain titles, such chapters 30 and 113, indicate Yamada as the one in first-person.]]
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* ''Manga/TheDangersInMyHeart:'' The title of every main chapter is a first-person statement beginning with either "I" or "We", such as "I Met Up With Her" or "We Got Separated". This emphasizes Ichikawa's typical status as the sole POV character. [[spoiler: Certain titles, such chapters The titles of Chapters 30 and 113, however, indicate Yamada [[NonPovProtagonist Yamada]] as the one in first-person.]]making a statement.
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* ''Manga/UzakiChanWantsToHangOut'': In the manga, all chapter names begin with ''"Kouhai and [...]"'' (''"Kouhai"'' referring to Hana, whose SenpaiKohai relationship with Shinichi is the whole premise of the series). For the anime, all episodes have the verb "want" in their title. (i.e: "The Master Wants a Glimpse", "I Want to Meddle in My Friend's Business!", etc.)
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* ''Manga/UzakiChanWantsToHangOut'': In the manga, all chapter names begin with ''"Kouhai and [...]"'' (''"Kouhai"'' referring to Hana, whose SenpaiKohai Senpai/Kouhai relationship with Shinichi is the whole premise of the series). For the anime, all episodes have the verb "want" in their title. (i.e: "The Master Wants a Glimpse", "I Want to Meddle in My Friend's Business!", etc.)
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** ''Anime/AbunaiSisters'' uses "case". The episode titles also all start with "Abunai".
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* ''Manga/RosarioPlusVampire'' uses the hella predictable + sign in the name to make it's episodes. X + Vampire.
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* ''Manga/RosarioPlusVampire'' uses the hella predictable + "+" sign in the name to make it's title its episodes. X + Vampire.
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* Every chapter in the manga ''Manga/Zom100BucketListOfTheDead'' and every episode of its anime adaptation are titled "[X] of the Dead". This even extends to the anime's opening and ending themes, titled "Song of the Dead" and "Happiness of the Dead", respectively.
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* Every chapter in the manga ''Manga/Zom100BucketListOfTheDead'' and every episode of its anime adaptation are is titled "[X] of the Dead". This even extends to the anime's opening and ending themes, titled "Song of the Dead" and "Happiness of the Dead", respectively.
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* Every chapter in the manga ''Manga/Zom100BucketListOfTheDead'' and every episode of its anime adaptation are titled "[X] of the Dead". This even extends to the anime's opening and ending themes, titled "Song of the Dead" and "Happiness of the Dead", respectively.
