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* MediumAwareness: One omake has Kunikida and Takeuchi explore the perils of animation cells.
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* {{Narrator}}: Katsunosuke Hori narrates the anime.
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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: The US Navy officers were voiced by American actors and are a big contrast to FakeAmerican Sakura.
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: An example in which this trope is a very important plot point. If [[ApocalypseMaiden Momiji Fujimiya]] is sacrificed or assassinated, the [[EldritchAbomination Arigami]] go away. The problem then becomes that the Arigami have [[RegularlyScheduledEvil constantly come back through the millennia]], so sacrificing Momiji is not a permanent solution. Furthermore, there's ways Momiji can die that wouldn't affect the Arigami. Because of this, the members of TAC spend the series seeking a more effective alternative, while constantly fending off Arigami rampages and people trying to kill Momiji (both [[CuttingTheKnot to try to save Japan]] and [[EcoTerrorist to get rid of the filth mankind has plastered on Japan]]).
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: An example in which this trope is a very important central plot point. If [[ApocalypseMaiden Momiji Fujimiya]] is sacrificed or assassinated, the [[EldritchAbomination Arigami]] go away. The problem then becomes that the Arigami have [[RegularlyScheduledEvil constantly come back through the millennia]], so sacrificing Momiji is not a permanent solution. Furthermore, there's ways Momiji can die that wouldn't affect the Arigami. Because of this, the members of TAC spend the series seeking a more effective alternative, while constantly fending off Arigami rampages and people trying to kill Momiji (both [[CuttingTheKnot to try to save Japan]] and [[EcoTerrorist to get rid of the filth mankind has plastered on Japan]]).
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: An example in which this trope is a very important plot point. If [[ApocalypseMaiden Momiji Fujimiya]] is sacrificed or assassinated, the [[EldritchAbomination Arigami]] go away. The problem then becomes that the Arigami have [[RegularlyScheduledEvil constantly come back through the millennia]], so sacrificing Momiji is not a permanent solution. Furthermore, there's ways Momiji can die that wouldn't affect the Arigami. Because of this, the members of TAC spend the series seeking a more effective alternative, while constantly fending off Arigami rampages and people trying to kill Momiji (both [[CuttingTheKnot to try to save Japan]] and [[EcoTerrorist to get rid of the filth mankind has plastered on Japan]]).
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* AbortedDeclarationOfLove: Ryoko to Kunikida. "I love... Japan."
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** Koume and Sakura.
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* GratuitousEnglish: See entry for ButNotTooForeign, above. The shift in Sakura's pronunciation from "Mommy" (American) back to "Mama" (Japanese--Engrish, but still Japanese) actually marks an important turning point in one episode.
** Also [[AnimeThemeSong MYSTERIOUS TOKYO! HOOK ME UP FOXY NIGHT GAME!]]
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* GratuitousEnglish: See entry for ButNotTooForeign, above. The shift in Sakura's pronunciation from "Mommy" (American) back to "Mama" (Japanese--Engrish, but still Japanese) actually marks an important turning point in one episode.
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* OppositesAttract: [[spoiler: Koume and Yaegashi]].
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Momiji.
* {{Orochi}}: One of the aragami.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Ryoko has purple hair, which could be written off as stylized black. Kusanagi and Susano-oh have green hair, which is {{justified|Trope}} by their connection to aragami. But then you get Valencia, whose hair is bright pink and Koume, whose hair is [[FieryRedhead orange]].
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* DangerouslyShortSkirt: In the OAV, Sugishita impose a highly impractical uniform on the female members of the TAC
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Made in 1994, ''Blue Seed'' is (loosely) based on the Izumo cycle of Japanese mythology and the tale of the god Susanoo and the eight-headed monster Yamata no {{Orochi}}. The original manga was written by Yuzo Takada and published in ''Comic Ganma'' from 1992 to 1996. A 26 episode anime adaptation aired from 1994 to 1995.
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Made in 1994, ''Blue Seed'' is (loosely) based on the Izumo cycle of Japanese mythology and the tale of the god Susanoo and the eight-headed monster Yamata no {{Orochi}}. The original manga was written by Yuzo Takada and was made into a 26 episode anime series.
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Made in 1994, ''Blue Seed'' is (loosely) based on the Izumo cycle of Japanese mythology and the tale of the god Susanoo and the eight-headed monster Yamata no {{Orochi}}. The original manga was written by Yuzo Takada and was made into a published in ''Comic Ganma'' from 1992 to 1996. A 26 episode anime series.
adaptation aired from 1994 to 1995.
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* TheMole: [[spoiler:Kaede had been playing the Aragami from the start: She always intended to hijack the end-of-the-world ritual to renew the Earth's resources instead.]]
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There is also a three episode {{OVA}}, ''Blue Seed Beyond'', which takes place [[{{Timeskip}} two years after]] the end of the TV series. It concerns what seems to be a resurgence of aragami ([[spoiler:actually created via biotechnology]]), and introduces a new character, Valencia Tachibana. Like Kusanagi, she was implanted with a mitama without turning into a full aragami.
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There is also a three episode {{OVA}}, ''Blue Seed Beyond'', Beyond'' (also known as ''Blue Seed 2''), which takes place [[{{Timeskip}} two years after]] the end of the TV series. It concerns what seems to be a resurgence of aragami ([[spoiler:actually created via biotechnology]]), and introduces a new character, Valencia Tachibana. Like Kusanagi, she was implanted with a mitama without turning into a full aragami.
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* TheCharmer: Sugishita likes to think he's this when in fact he's actually more of the series ButtMonkey.
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* JustEatGilligan: A fairly major plot point [[InUniverse in the series]]. If Momiji croaks, the Arigami go away, and several individuals and groups in the series are attempting to cause just that. However, aside from the ethical complications of human sacrifice, it's implied this is more of a stop-gap solution and the TAC is attempting to find a more permanent end to the Arigami.
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* JustEatGilligan: A fairly major plot point [[InUniverse in the series]]. If Momiji croaks, croaks under normal circumstances, the Arigami go away, and several individuals and groups in the series are attempting to cause do just that. that; especially since if she dies within a specially-designed field of "ceramic", the Arigami won't be affected at all. However, aside from the ethical complications of human sacrifice, there's the ''tiny'' little fact that the Arigami only became a threat after millennia of dormancy when Momiji and Kaede were born; they were defeated in the past and came back anyway. There's also the implication that the Arigami may be the only thing keeping the Japanese archipelago habitable. Throughout the series, it's implied this is more of a stop-gap solution seen as the "easy but dangerous and unethical" option [[spoiler:and in the TAC is attempting to find a more permanent end to final story arc the Arigami.government snaps up Momiji and nearly goes through with it. Given how high the death toll has gotten by that point Momiji doesn't resist, and it takes a severe GetAHoldOfYourselfMan lecture from her comrades to get her back to finding a real solution]].
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* {{Onmyodo}}: Sakura's magic.
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* ExcitedEpisodeTitle: All but the first and last episode. Others have titles such as "It's Spring! It's the Capital! I'll Do My Best!" or "Innocence! Love! My First Kiss!".
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* CulturalTranslation: The CreatureHunterOrganization would be more appropriately translated as the "National Land Management Bureau" or NLMB - the group's InUniverse reputation is a bunch of paper pushers, and the {{Masquerade}} keeps most from knowing about the Arigami until the final story arc. However, Western audiences expect a group of [[WhoYouGonnaCall monster hunters]] to have an appropriately grandiose name, hence their official title of "Terrestrial Administration Center" or TAC.
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* AlienBlood: Aragami and half-aragami have green blood.
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* AdvancedAncientHumans: An odd example; in this setting, the Japanese archipelago was all but uninhabitable several thousand years ago, and the first inhabitants created the Arigami to all but {{Terraform}} the place. Their current rampages are thus as much a ZerothLawRebellion as GaiasVengeance.
* AlienBlood: Aragami andhalf-aragami aragami hybrids like Mamoru have green blood.blood. Mamoru is an extreme case; not only is his blood(and hair) green due to the amount of chlorophyll in it, his skin is orange due to massive amounts of carotene - which, as the name implies, is mostly found in carrots.
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* EverybodyIsSingle: At the start of the series
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* GodivaHair: [[spoiler:Sakura's mom.]]
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* HumanResources: In episode 19, Kaede and Murakumo turn an entire town's worth of people into mitama to [[spoiler:supplement Susana-Oh's growth.]]
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* MarilynManeuver: Momiji in episode 10 in one of several panty shot scenes.
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* DowntimeDowngrade: [[spoiler: Subplot of the Blue Seed 2 OVA series epilogue. In the opening of the first episode Momiji and Kusanagi's relationship is heavily on the rocks, with Momiji outwardly worrying that Kusanagi will break up with her. She even tries to ''sleep'' with him at one point and he rejects her, calling her a kid. The rest of the OVA deals with the subplot of Kusanagi trying to reconcile his feelings for Momiji. At the end of the second episode of the OVA it's clear that while Kusanagi will continue to date Momiji, the relationship itself is still in shaky ground. In the third episode of the OAV Momiji is afraid of Kusanagi seeing her naked (despite having tried to sleep with him two episodes prior), prompting ''Koume'' of all people to comment that their relationship hasn't progressed and will probably end soon. The ending to the entire OAV series does not resolve the subplot, with the inference being that Momiji and Kusanagi could still break up in the near future.]]
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* DowntimeDowngrade: [[spoiler: Subplot of the Blue Seed 2 OVA series epilogue. In the opening of the first episode Momiji and Kusanagi's relationship is heavily on the rocks, with Momiji outwardly worrying that Kusanagi will break up with her. She even tries to ''sleep'' with him at one point and he rejects her, calling her a kid. The rest of the OVA deals with the subplot of Kusanagi trying to reconcile deal with the fact that his feelings body could be dangerous for Momiji. Momiji, should they become more intimate. At the end of the second episode of the OVA it's clear that while Kusanagi will continue to date Momiji, and that they definitely love each other, the relationship itself is still in shaky ground. In the third episode of the OAV Momiji is afraid of Kusanagi seeing her naked (despite having tried to sleep with him two episodes prior), prompting ''Koume'' of all people to comment However it's shown that their relationship hasn't progressed and will probably end soon. The ending both are growing to overcome this, so the entire OAV series does not resolve the subplot, with the inference being that Momiji and Kusanagi could still break up in the near future.trope is Downplayed.]]
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* ActionGirl: Koume and Sakura.
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* TeamMom: Azusa Matsudaira, interestingly also explored in that she openly admits that she's a horrible mother to her young son Jun.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: Momiji hums the ending in an {{omake}}.