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* BrainyBrunette: Lydia. [[HeroesWantRedheads Heroes don't want redheads]] this time.

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* BrainyBrunette: Lydia. [[HeroesWantRedheads Heroes don't want redheads]] redheads this time.
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An animated adaptation by French studios Ellipse Animation and Chouette Compagnie has been announced in 2022.

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An animated adaptation by French studios Ellipse Animation Creator/EllipseAnimation and Chouette Compagnie has been announced in 2022.
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* DyingToWakeUp: Those who overcome one of their phobias in a dream become travelers, dreamers capable of [[DreamWalker consciously exploring]] the titular DreamLand and using a superpower related to that phobia. While both travelers and regular dreamers will wake up just fine in real life if they die in a dream, dying for a traveler means losing their ability along with all their memories of Dreamland and returning to being a normal dreamer.
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* BoobsOfSteel: Céleste and her Titan's arms.

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This is not the trope {{Dreamland}}, although it sure qualifies for it.


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Not to be confused with the trope {{Dreamland}}, although it sure qualifies for it.
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* TheyDo: Terrence and Lidya. Thankfully they don't beat around the bush too long.
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Terrence receives the power of PlayingWithFire although he's not exactly good at using it. First Terrence wanders in Dreamland with the vague idea of "protecting the dreams of people". Then he runs into a gypsy BoisterousBruiser named Savane who has the unique ability to summon fish, and a weed-addicted, cowardly art student named Sabba who wields a magical brush but for some reason has no power of his own. The group is soon joined by Ève, an insufferable fashion victim who happens to be the best friend of Lydia, Terrence's real life LoveInterest. The group (well, mostly Terrence) ends up starting to search for Edenia, a mythical kingdom in Dreamland that is said to host the souls of the dead. Problem: nobody has ever found it, nor even proven its existence.

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Terrence receives the power of PlayingWithFire although he's not exactly good at using it. First Terrence wanders in Dreamland with the vague idea of "protecting the dreams of people". Then he runs into a gypsy romani BoisterousBruiser named Savane who has the unique ability to summon fish, and a weed-addicted, cowardly art student named Sabba who wields a magical brush but for some reason has no power of his own. The group is soon joined by Ève, an insufferable fashion victim who happens to be the best friend of Lydia, Terrence's real life LoveInterest. The group (well, mostly Terrence) ends up starting to search for Edenia, a mythical kingdom in Dreamland that is said to host the souls of the dead. Problem: nobody has ever found it, nor even proven its existence.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: ''Ouch''. Since the travellers are usually introduced in groups, by the Celestiafest arc it's becoming hard to remember everyone.

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* FirstKiss: With an aftertaste of vodka!



* FirstKiss: With an aftertaste of vodka!

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* FirstKiss: With FormulaBreakingEpisode: The entire volume 10 is deliberately made with an aftertaste odd structure and none of vodka!the main characters are seen in it. Basically, it presents several groups that participate in a survival ordeal and alternates between said survival and the OriginStory of each group.



* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The entire volume 10 is deliberately made with an odd structure and none of the main characters are seen in it. Basically, it presents several groups that participate in a survival ordeal and alternates between said survival and the OriginStory of each group.
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The series has been running since 2006 and is still going with 19 volumes out − which the author revealed is only the first big part of the series. Along with ''Manga/SentaiSchool'', it is usually considered one of the precursors of the "French manga" trend that would become more noticeable in the following decade with titles like [=VanRah=]'s ''Stray Dog'' or Tony Valente's ''Manga/{{Radiant}}''. The series has a limited, faithful fandom in France but is completely unknown outside of it. It doesn't help that the humor and the real life depicted are all very typically French, and thus far from the usual tone of Japanese comedies. No Main/{{Moe}} or harem antics here: Terrence's teenage life involves failed exams, partying, alcohol, and yes, losing his virginity.


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The series has been running since 2006 and is still going with 19 20 volumes out − which the author revealed is only the first big part of the series.out. Along with ''Manga/SentaiSchool'', it is usually considered one of the precursors of the "French manga" trend that would become more noticeable in the following decade with titles like [=VanRah=]'s ''Stray Dog'' or Tony Valente's ''Manga/{{Radiant}}''. The series has a limited, faithful fandom in France but is completely unknown outside of it. It doesn't help that the humor and the real life depicted are all very typically French, and thus far from the usual tone of Japanese comedies. No Main/{{Moe}} or harem antics here: Terrence's teenage life involves failed exams, partying, alcohol, and yes, losing his virginity.

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* UnfortunateName: Miss Fukmi… seriously…
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The series has been running since 2006 and is still going with 18 volumes out. Along with ''Manga/SentaiSchool'', it is usually considered one of the precursors of the "French manga" trend that would become more noticeable in the following decade with titles like [=VanRah=]'s ''Stray Dog'' or Tony Valente's ''Manga/{{Radiant}}''. The series has a limited, faithful fandom in France but is completely unknown outside of it. It doesn't help that the humor and the real life depicted are all very typically French, and thus far from the usual tone of Japanese comedies. No Main/{{Moe}} or harem antics here: Terrence's teenage life involves failed exams, partying, alcohol, and yes, losing his virginity.


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The series has been running since 2006 and is still going with 18 19 volumes out.out − which the author revealed is only the first big part of the series. Along with ''Manga/SentaiSchool'', it is usually considered one of the precursors of the "French manga" trend that would become more noticeable in the following decade with titles like [=VanRah=]'s ''Stray Dog'' or Tony Valente's ''Manga/{{Radiant}}''. The series has a limited, faithful fandom in France but is completely unknown outside of it. It doesn't help that the humor and the real life depicted are all very typically French, and thus far from the usual tone of Japanese comedies. No Main/{{Moe}} or harem antics here: Terrence's teenage life involves failed exams, partying, alcohol, and yes, losing his virginity.

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