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* RidiculousProcrastinator: Angie fits the trope to a T. Despite Muu's objections about Angie's procrastination, Angie has done absolutely nothing regarding her WishFulfillment duty throughout the manga, [[spoiler:which bites her ass in the next 15 chapters once her superior finds out that she has fulfilled ''zero'' wishes to 100 people.]]
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* RidiculousProcrastinator: Angie fits the trope to a T. Despite Muu's objections about concerns regarding Angie's procrastination, Angie has done absolutely nothing regarding her WishFulfillment duty throughout the manga, [[spoiler:which bites her ass in the next 15 chapters once her superior finds out that she has fulfilled ''zero'' wishes to 100 people.]]
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: {{Inverted}}. Mouton/Muu is the only male character of the main cast.
* TokenHuman: Kumakura is the only unambiguously human character within the main cast.
* TokenHuman: Kumakura is the only unambiguously human character within the main cast.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: {{Inverted}}. Within the main cast, Mouton/Muu is the only male character of the main cast.
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* TokenHuman: Kumakura is the only unambiguously human characterwithin in the main cast.
* TokenHuman: Kumakura is the only unambiguously human character
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* LazyBum: Unlike most angels depicted in this manga who are hard-workers, Angie seems to be uninterested in her duties and blatantly refuses her aide Muu's offer of granting 100 wishes to the people of Japan. Instead she spends her time with Kumakura behaving lazily and procrastinates a lot about her main duty, to the dismay of Muu. [[spoiler:PlayedWith during Chapter 15 when the leader of the Angels decide to (temporarily) strip Angie of her angelic powers for not fulfilling her own quota of giving 100 wishes to other people.]]
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* LazyBum: Unlike most angels depicted in this manga who are hard-workers, Angie seems to be uninterested in her duties and blatantly refuses her aide Muu's offer of granting 100 wishes to the people of Japan. Instead she spends her time with Kumakura behaving lazily and procrastinates a lot about her main duty, to the dismay of Muu. [[spoiler:PlayedWith during Chapter 15 when the leader of the Angels decide to (temporarily) strip [[BroughtDownToNormal strip]] Angie of her angelic powers for not fulfilling her own quota of giving 100 wishes to other people.]]
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: {{Inverted}}. Mouton/Muu is the only male character of the main cast.
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Angie, sick and tired of Muu's bossing, reluctantly accepted his offer, but not with the amount of reservations she had initially. And with that Angie descended to Japan before she begins a fateful encounter with an ordinary college student known as Kumakura. From there, as more characters are slowly being introduced, HilarityEnsues with Angie as her hijinks as an angel with Kumakura starts here in this world!
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Angie, sick and tired of Muu's bossing, reluctantly accepted his offer, but not with without the amount of reservations she had initially. And with that Angie descended to Japan before she begins a fateful encounter with an ordinary college student known as Kumakura. From there, as more characters are slowly being introduced, HilarityEnsues with Angie as her hijinks as an angel with Kumakura starts here in this world!
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* FishOutOfWater: Has some overlaps with HopelessWithTech. Also PlayedForLaughs. Being an angel in a world with zero technology, Angie herself has virtually no understanding of modern technology and her first reaction to seeing one is no short of surprises. In most cases, Angie mistakes technologies like the smartphone and the digital camera as a "Demonic Apparatus", leading to the latter instance in Chapter 6 where Angie literally throws the camera from afar, to the shock of Kumakura. Fortunately, the camera is still in working condition.
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* FishOutOfWater: Has some overlaps with HopelessWithTech. Also PlayedForLaughs. Being an angel in a world with zero technology, Angie herself has virtually no understanding of modern technology and her first reaction to seeing one is no short of surprises. In most cases, Angie mistakes technologies like the smartphone and the digital camera as a "Demonic Apparatus", leading to the latter instance in Chapter 6 3 where Angie literally throws the camera from afar, to the shock of Kumakura. Fortunately, the camera is still in working condition.
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* FishOutOfWater: Overlaps with HopelessWithTech. Also PlayedForLaughs. Being an angel in a world with zero technology, Angie herself has virtually no understanding of modern technology and her first reaction to seeing one is no short of surprises. In most cases, Angie mistakes technologies like the smartphone and the digital camera as a "Demonic Apparatus", leading to the latter instance where Angie literally throws the camera from afar, to the shock of Kumakura. Fortunately, the camera is still in working condition.
* LazyBum: Unlike most angels depicted in this manga who are hard-workers, Angie seems to be uninterested in her duties and blatantly refused her aide Muu's offer of granting 100 wishes to the people of Japan. Instead she spends her time with Kumakura and procrastinates a lot about her main duty, to the dismay of Muu. [[spoiler:PlayedWith during Chapter 15 when the leader of the Angels decide to (temporarily) strip Angie of her angelic powers for not fulfilling her own quota of giving 100 wishes to other people.]]
* LazyBum: Unlike most angels depicted in this manga who are hard-workers, Angie seems to be uninterested in her duties and blatantly refused her aide Muu's offer of granting 100 wishes to the people of Japan. Instead she spends her time with Kumakura and procrastinates a lot about her main duty, to the dismay of Muu. [[spoiler:PlayedWith during Chapter 15 when the leader of the Angels decide to (temporarily) strip Angie of her angelic powers for not fulfilling her own quota of giving 100 wishes to other people.]]
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* FishOutOfWater: Overlaps Has some overlaps with HopelessWithTech. Also PlayedForLaughs. Being an angel in a world with zero technology, Angie herself has virtually no understanding of modern technology and her first reaction to seeing one is no short of surprises. In most cases, Angie mistakes technologies like the smartphone and the digital camera as a "Demonic Apparatus", leading to the latter instance in Chapter 6 where Angie literally throws the camera from afar, to the shock of Kumakura. Fortunately, the camera is still in working condition.
* LazyBum: Unlike most angels depicted in this manga who are hard-workers, Angie seems to be uninterested in her duties and blatantlyrefused refuses her aide Muu's offer of granting 100 wishes to the people of Japan. Instead she spends her time with Kumakura behaving lazily and procrastinates a lot about her main duty, to the dismay of Muu. [[spoiler:PlayedWith during Chapter 15 when the leader of the Angels decide to (temporarily) strip Angie of her angelic powers for not fulfilling her own quota of giving 100 wishes to other people.]]
* LazyBum: Unlike most angels depicted in this manga who are hard-workers, Angie seems to be uninterested in her duties and blatantly
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* FishOutOfWater: Overlaps with HopelessWithTech. Also PlayedForLaughs. Being an angel in a world with zero technology, Angie herself has virtually no understanding of modern technology and her first reaction to seeing one is no short of surprises. In most cases, Angie mistakes technologies like the smartphone and the digital camera as a "Demonic Apparatus", leading to the latter instance where Angie literally throws the camera from afar. Fortunately, it is still in working condition.
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* FishOutOfWater: Overlaps with HopelessWithTech. Also PlayedForLaughs. Being an angel in a world with zero technology, Angie herself has virtually no understanding of modern technology and her first reaction to seeing one is no short of surprises. In most cases, Angie mistakes technologies like the smartphone and the digital camera as a "Demonic Apparatus", leading to the latter instance where Angie literally throws the camera from afar. afar, to the shock of Kumakura. Fortunately, it the camera is still in working condition.
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* FishOutOfWater: Overlaps with HopelessWithTech. Also PlayedForLaughs. Being an angel in a world with zero technology, Angie herself has virtually no understanding of modern technology and her first reaction to seeing one is no short of surprises. In most cases, Angie mistakes technologies like the smartphone and the digital camera as a "Demonic Apparatus".
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* FishOutOfWater: Overlaps with HopelessWithTech. Also PlayedForLaughs. Being an angel in a world with zero technology, Angie herself has virtually no understanding of modern technology and her first reaction to seeing one is no short of surprises. In most cases, Angie mistakes technologies like the smartphone and the digital camera as a "Demonic Apparatus".Apparatus", leading to the latter instance where Angie literally throws the camera from afar. Fortunately, it is still in working condition.
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* OnlySaneMan: Muu, who is unfortunately SurroundedByIdiots, especially Angie and even Amy.
