History Manga / HungryMarie

->--'''Marie-Thérèse Charlotte'''

* BerserkButton: Marie goes into TranquilFury mode when she sees somebody waste food.
** [[spoiler:And she goes even more mental when you steal and eat her food. The result is a {{Hellgate}} from which dozens of 18th century French skeletons begin pouring out.]]

* StarCrossedLovers: Anna's father and Taiga's grandmother do not approve of the two having contacts with the "enemy". It's mostly played for laughs though.

* ArtisticLicenseHistory: With a mix of VoodoShark. In RealLife, Marie-Therese lived to old age, so why is her ghost a teenager? It's explained that the Marie history knows was a double, and the real one was taken to Japan, only to die and haunt a Catholic church. Except that at the time this would have happened, foreigners were restricted to one Japanese trading post, and Catholic churches were strictly forbidden by law.

* StarCrossedLovers: Anna's father and Taiga's grandmother do not approve of the two having contacts with the "enemy". It's mostly played for laughs though.
* VoodooShark: In RealLife, Marie-Therese lived to old age, so why is her ghost a teenager? It's explained that the Marie history knows was a double, and the real one was taken to Japan, only to die and haunt a Catholic church. Except that at the time this would have happened, foreigners were restricted to one Japanese trading post, and Catholic churches were strictly forbidden by law.

The latest series from Tamura Ryuuhei, of ''Manga/{{Beelzebub}}'' fame, which started in Weekly Shonen Jump in March 2017.

Little did he know, the Sagimiya turn out to be involved in very un-Catholic activities: trying to resurrect the spirit of Marie-Thérèse Charlotte, the daughter of late French queen Marie Antoinette. And since he has fount out, he will have to "collaborate" − i.e. be the human sacrifice to that end. Nevertheless, just before the "ritual", Taiga decides to confess his love to Anna… and is struck by a lightning bolt the second after. He miraculously survives without a scratch, but somehow finds himself in a body slightly more… blonde and feminine.

The latest series from Tamura Ryuuhei, of ''Manga/{{Beelzebub}}'' fame, started in Weekly Shonen Jump in March 2017.

** [[spoiler:And she goes even more mental when you steal and eat her food. The result is a {{Hellgate}} from which dozens of 19th French skeletons begin pouring out of.]]

* IronicName: "Bijo" means "pretty woman". It becomes quite appropriate for Taiga after the… little incident.

* HellGate: Denying Marie any food that tames her hunger results in her opening a portal to the underworld.

* SheCleansUpNicely: A rather unusual example. Marie is dressed up appropriately as a teenage French princess with the apt frilly dresses and styled hair. However, she (or rather Taiga, who is stuck in Marie's form) ''cannot'' undo her hair or remove the dress. As he tried to do so in order to at least pass himself off as a transfer student, his only choice is to starve himself to the point where Marie takes over their shared body in Taiga's form, and request that she go to school in his place.
* SharingABody: Initially, the ritual to resurrect Marie was to have Taiga sacrificed and bringing her back that way. However, it was botched, resulting in Taiga and Marie sharing a body which transforms between their forms, but overlaps with the above trope due to Taiga controlling Marie's form and vice versa. The trigger is Marie's hunger: if she is hungry, she takes control as Taiga and when her hunger is fulfilled, Taiga is in charge.
* ShoutOut: Chapter 5's [[http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Hungry-Marie/Ch-005--A-Turbulent-First-Day-of-School--?id=359192 cover]] was a reference to the popular ending dance of the live action adaptation of ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeru_wa_Haji_da_ga_Yaku_ni_Tatsu The Full-Time Wife Escapist]]''. They even reference the internet title of the phenomenon ("A taste of ''love'' that makes you want to ''dance''").

* ShoutOut: Chapter 5's [[http://kissmanga.com/Manga/Hungry-Marie/Ch-005--A-Turbulent-First-Day-of-School--?id=359192 cover]] was a reference to the popular ending dance of the live action adaptation of ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeru_wa_Haji_da_ga_Yaku_ni_Tatsu The Full-Time Wife Escapist]]''. They even reference the internet title of the phenomenon ("A taste of ''love'' that makes you want to ''dance'').

* AntiquatedLinguistics: Marie-Thérèse [[spoiler:when she appears in Taiga's body.]]

* FreakyFridayFlip: Quite an unusual example, [[spoiler: being combined with SharingABody. Taiga's spirit ends up in Marie-Thérèse's body… and when they're hungry, it switches to Marie's spirit in Taiga's body. When they're full again, they switch back.]]

Little did he know, the Sagimiya turn out to be involved in very un-Catholic activities: trying to resurrect the spirit of Marie-Thérèse Charlotte, the daughter of late French queen Marie Antoinette. And since he has fount out, he will have to "collaborate" − i.e. be the human sacrifice to that end. Nevertheless, just before the "ritual", Taiga decides to confess his love to Anna… and is struck by a lightning bolt the second after. He miraculously survives without a scratch. But somehow finds himself in a body slightly more… blonde and feminine.

* FreakyFridayFlip: Quite an unusual example. [[spoiler:Taiga's spirit ends up in Marie-Thérèse's body… and when they're hungry, it switches to Marie's spirit in Taiga's body.]]

* StarCrossedLovers: Anna's father and Taiga's grandmother do not approve of the two having contacts with the "enemy". It's mostly played for laugh though.

* StarCrossedLovers: Anna's father and Taiga's grandmother do not approve of the two having contacts with the "enemy". It's mostly played for laugh though.

A legend says that the ghost of a girl stands on the top of an old Catholic church, inhabited by the Sagimiya family. Said family has a hateful rivalry with the Bijogi, who manage a Buddhist temple next door. In the middle of all this, Bijogi Taiga has had a crush on Sagimiya Anna, the demure daughter of the priest, since childhood.

* BadassPreacher: Buddhist variant with Taiga's grandmother (and Taiga himself by extension) who is also a martial art expert.

* FreakyFridayFlip: Quite an unusual example. [[spoiler:Taiga's spirit ends up in Marie-Thérèse's body… and when they're hungry, it switches to Marie's spirit in Tagia's body.]]

* FreakyFridayFlip: Quite an unusual example. [[spoiler:Taiga's spirit ends up in Marie-Thérèse's body… and when they're hungry, it switches to Marie's spirit in Tagia's body.]]
* KickingAssInAllHerFinery: Well, "her" finery, as Taiga's learned martial arts from his family, and it remains in his female body.

A legend says that the ghost of a girl stands on the top of an old Catholic church, inhabited by the Sagimiya family. Said family has a hateful rivalry with the Bijogi, who manage a Buddhist temple next door. In the middle of all this, Bijogi Taiga has had a crush on Sagimiya Anna, the daughter of the priest, since childhood.

* IironicName: "Bijo" means "pretty woman". It becomes quite appropriate for Taiga after the… little incident.

* PhenotypeStereotype: Being French, Marie-Antoinette and Marie-Thérèse are, obviously, blue-eyed blondes.

Little did he know, the Sagimiya turn out to be involved in very un-Catholic activities: trying to resurrect the spirit of Marie-Thérèse Charlotte, the daughter of late French queen Marie-Antoinette. And since he has fount out, he will have to "collaborate" − i.e. be the human sacrifice to that end. Nevertheless, just before the "ritual", Taiga decides to confess his love to Anna… and is struck by a lightning bolt the second after. He miraculously survives without a scratch. But somehow finds himself in a body slightly more… blonde and feminine.

->--'''Marie-Thérèse Charlotte.'''

->--Marie-Thérèse Charlotte.

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