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''Shōjo'' is a demographic (usually identified by the time slot or magazine a story runs in) and shows so classified can fit into any "standard" genre, up to and including martial arts and ScienceFiction. And even this is variable; popular female leads sometimes [[TestosteroneBrigade gain a male fan following]], to the degree of the infamous [[{{Seinen}} older male fanbase]]. Anything MagicalGirl is usually ''Shōjo'' by default, [[Franchise/LyricalNanoha although]] [[Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear there]] [[Franchise/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica are]] [[Anime/YukiYunaIsAHero exceptions]], specifically made for said older fanbase.
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''Shōjo'' is a demographic (usually identified by the time slot or magazine a story runs in) and shows so classified can fit into any "standard" genre, up to and including martial arts and ScienceFiction. And even this is variable; popular female leads sometimes [[TestosteroneBrigade gain a male fan following]], to the degree of the infamous [[{{Seinen}} older male fanbase]]. Anything MagicalGirl is usually ''Shōjo'' by default, [[Franchise/LyricalNanoha although]] [[Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear [[LightNovel/MagicalGirlRaisingProject there]] [[Franchise/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica are]] [[Anime/YukiYunaIsAHero exceptions]], specifically made for said older fanbase.
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* ''Series/IdolXWarriorMiracleTunes'': The show received two manga adaptations during its run.
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* ''Manga/LudwigRevolution''
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* ''Cookie''
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* ''Shoujo Friend''
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* ''Anime/InuXBokuSS'' due to the art style, heaping helpings of pretty boys, and many, many shojo tropes, one would be forgiven for thinking this was a shojo, though it was actually published in a Shonen publication. Most of Cocoa Fujiwara's works, including ''Manga/{{Dear}}'' are like this.
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* ''Anime/InuXBokuSS'' due to the art style, heaping helpings of pretty boys, and many, many shojo tropes, one would be forgiven for thinking this was a shojo, though it was actually published in a Shonen publication. Most of Cocoa Fujiwara's works, including ''Manga/{{Dear}}'' ''Manga/{{Dear}}'', are like this.
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* ''Anime/InuXBokuSS'' due to the art style, heaping helpings of pretty boys, and many, many shojo tropes, one would be forgiven for thinking this was a shojo, though it was actually published in a Shonen publication. Most of Cocoa Fujiwara's works, including ''Manga/{{Dear}}'' are like this.
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* ''Kono Oto Tomare!'' gets this a lot for havjng a watercolour art style reminiscent of stereotypical shoujo and its character drama focused plot, but the manga runs in ''Jump Square''.
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* ''Kono Oto Tomare!'' gets this a lot for havjng having a watercolour art style reminiscent of stereotypical shoujo and its character drama focused plot, but the manga runs in ''Jump Square''.
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* ''Kono Oto Tomare!'' gets this a lot for havjng a watercolour art style reminiscent of stereotypical shoujo and its character drama focused plot, but the manga runs in ''Jump Square''.
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* ''[[Manga/{{HoriMiya}} Hori-san and Miyamura-kun]]'' - Despite running in a shonen magazine in its print run, it focus heavily on the romantic relationships between the cast members, and the art style does have some of the usual conventions of the genre.
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* ''[[Manga/{{HoriMiya}} Hori-san and Miyamura-kun]]'' - Despite running in a shonen magazine in its print run, it focus focuses heavily on the romantic relationships between the cast members, and the art style does have some of the usual conventions of the genre.this demographic.
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** ''TheCaseStudyOfVanitas'' was published in [=GanGan Joker=], which is neutral.
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** ''TheCaseStudyOfVanitas'' ''Manga/TheCaseStudyOfVanitas'' was published in [=GanGan Joker=], ''[=GanGan Joker=]'', which is neutral.
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* The works of Jun Mochizuki are often subjected to this treatment due to their art style:
** ''TheCaseStudyOfVanitas'' was published in [=GanGan Joker=], which is neutral.
** ''Manga/PandoraHearts''
** ''TheCaseStudyOfVanitas'' was published in [=GanGan Joker=], which is neutral.
** ''Manga/PandoraHearts''
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