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Not to be confused with the [[Series/InnocentUK British drama]], or the [[Series/{{Innocent}} Turkish detective miniseries]], or the [[Fanfic/InnocentMarauderLover7 Harry Potter fanfiction]], of the same name.
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* {{Bishonen}}: Charles, Jean, Louis XVI, and many others.
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* [[spoiler: BittersweetEnding]]: [[spoiler: While a majority of the characters will eventually die, have died before their actual date, or their fates are left unknown, the Innocent series ends with a summary of the downfall of the aristocracy with the eventual abdication of Napoleon III in 1832, and the abolishing of executions in France in 1981. While Marie and Charles were unable to achieve their dreams when they were alive, their dreams were realized centuries after their deaths. Marie appearing as a ghost also helps Charles come to terms with his failures and forgive himself.]]
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* [[spoiler: BittersweetEnding]]: BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: While a majority of the characters will eventually die, have died before their actual date, or their fates are left unknown, the Innocent series ends with a summary of the downfall of the aristocracy with the eventual abdication of Napoleon III in 1832, and the abolishing of executions in France in 1981. While Marie and Charles were unable to achieve their dreams when they were alive, their dreams were realized centuries after their deaths. Marie appearing as a ghost also helps Charles come to terms with his failures and forgive himself.]]
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* [[spoiler: BusCrash]]: [[spoiler: In the final chapter of Innocent Rouge, Marie is revealed to have died from an [[KilledOffscreen illness offscreen]]. This also overlaps with DroppedABridgeOnHim.]]
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* [[spoiler: BusCrash]]: BusCrash: [[spoiler: In the final chapter of Innocent Rouge, Marie is revealed to have died from an [[KilledOffscreen illness offscreen]]. This also overlaps with DroppedABridgeOnHim.]]
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* [[spoiler: FinalFirstHug]]: Charles and [[spoiler: Ghost!Marie do this when everything between the two siblings is finally put to rest. It is beautiful as it is heartbreaking.]]
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* [[spoiler: FinalFirstHug]]: FinalFirstHug: Charles and [[spoiler: Ghost!Marie do this when everything between the two siblings is finally put to rest. It is beautiful as it is heartbreaking.]]
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* [[spoiler:HeavenAbove]]: As a very older Charles-Henri looks up at the starry sky, after having been rejected by Napoleon Bonaparte for his petition to abolish the death penalty, Charles witnesses a large meteor shower. From the sight of it, Charles compares it to the gates of heaven being opened. It turns out that he's right, as [[spoiler: these divine gates allow Marie-Joseph to descend to Earth to see her big brother one last time]].
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* [[spoiler:HeavenAbove]]: HeavenAbove: As a very older Charles-Henri looks up at the starry sky, after having been rejected by Napoleon Bonaparte for his petition to abolish the death penalty, Charles witnesses a large meteor shower. From the sight of it, Charles compares it to the gates of heaven being opened. It turns out that he's right, as [[spoiler: these divine gates allow Marie-Joseph to descend to Earth to see her big brother one last time]].
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* [[spoiler:KilledOffScreen]]: [[spoiler: Marie admits to Charles-Henri, who is now a very old man, that she died in England due to an illness]].
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* [[spoiler:KilledOffScreen]]: KilledOffScreen: [[spoiler: Marie admits to Charles-Henri, who is now a very old man, that she died in England due to an illness]].
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** This trope is also done with more disturbing effects: when the Cardinal de Rohan starts, uh, [[ADateWithRosiePalms fantasizing]] about Antoinette, two pages are "stained".
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** This trope is also done with more disturbing effects: when the Cardinal de Rohan starts, uh, [[ADateWithRosiePalms fantasizing]] starts fantasizing about Antoinette, two pages are "stained".
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* SpontaneousHumanCombustion: In a couple of panels that portray Andre taking over Nicolas' role at torturing Damiens as Andre and Nicolas (as kids), [[TheLostWoods escaping from a dark forest]], Andre's hand suddenly "catches" on fire. Child!Andre can only scream in fear and pain as the flames consume him.
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* SpontaneousHumanCombustion: In a couple of panels that portray Andre taking over Nicolas' role at torturing Damiens as Andre and Nicolas (as kids), [[TheLostWoods escaping from a dark forest]], forest, Andre's hand suddenly "catches" on fire. Child!Andre can only scream in fear and pain as the flames consume him.
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The series was originally serialized in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Young Jump]]'', and ended publication at 9 volumes. A sequel series continuing the story, ''Innocent Rouge'' began serialization shortly afterwards in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Grand Jump]]'' and ended on February 19, 2020, through the publication of Rouge's final volume. A [[AdaptationDistillation musical adaptation]] of the series, called "Innocent musicale", ran from November 29th to December 10th of 2019.
Innocent Rouge is now a finished series.
Innocent Rouge is now a finished series.
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The series was originally serialized in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Young Jump]]'', Jump]]'' from 2013 to 2015, and ended publication at 9 compiled into nine volumes. A sequel series continuing the story, ''Innocent Rouge'' began serialization shortly afterwards in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Grand Jump]]'' and ended on February 19, 2020, through the publication of Rouge's ''Rouge'''s final volume. A [[AdaptationDistillation musical adaptation]] of the series, called "Innocent musicale", ran from November 29th to December 10th of 2019.
Innocent Rouge is now a finished series.2019.
Innocent Rouge is now a finished series.
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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: Chapter 79 of Rouge takes place in a modern-day Japanese high school. It doesn't last, though.
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: Chapter 79 of Rouge takes place in a modern-day Japanese high school. It doesn't last, though.
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* DruggedLipstick: How Marie was able to make De Luxe confess, right before his congratulatory dinner..
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* DruggedLipstick: How Marie was able to make De Luxe confess, right before his congratulatory dinner..dinner.
* DoubleStandard: Griffin's actions towards 9 year old Marie are rightly disgusting, but Alain "returning" his affections [[spoiler: as a ghost/hallucination]] to a young adult Marie is romanticized, despite him most likely being in his late teens or early 20s when he first met Marie when she was 6. Him supporting the ideals of the French Revolution by validating Marie's dream when she was younger and trying to open up a school for poor children are other factors.
* DoubleStandard: Griffin's actions towards 9 year old Marie are rightly disgusting, but Alain "returning" his affections [[spoiler: as a ghost/hallucination]] to a young adult Marie is romanticized, despite him most likely being in his late teens or early 20s when he first met Marie when she was 6. Him supporting the ideals of the French Revolution by validating Marie's dream when she was younger and trying to open up a school for poor children are other factors.
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**Implied with Andre, as a flashback shows that he's been working for the Sansons ever since he was a young boy.
** Ever since [[spoiler: Zero]] was a baby, [[spoiler: they]] easily accepted the gore and violence growing up.
** Ever since [[spoiler: Zero]] was a baby, [[spoiler: they]] easily accepted the gore and violence growing up.
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* ConditionedToAcceptHorror: Implied with Andre, as a flashback shows that he's been working for the Sansons ever since he was a young boy.
** Ever since [[spoiler: Zero]] was a baby, [[spoiler: they]] easily accepted the gore and violence growing up.
** Ever since [[spoiler: Zero]] was a baby, [[spoiler: they]] easily accepted the gore and violence growing up.
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* ConditionedToAcceptHorror: Implied with Andre, as a flashback shows that he's been working for the Sansons ever since he was a young boy.
** Ever since [[spoiler: Zero]] was a baby, [[spoiler: they]] easily accepted the gore and violence growing up.
* CosmicDeadline: While it's subjective to each reader at when this pacing problem began to be apparent, it's clear that by the latter half of Rouge, important events occur every other chapter,rather than the slow build up in the prequel. By the time the story reaches its conclusion, everything after the downfall of Robespierre is summarized, and [[spoiler: Marie is revealed to have died]] several years earlier than the recorded death date that was presented since the very first chapter of Innocent.
** Ever since [[spoiler: Zero]] was a baby, [[spoiler: they]] easily accepted the gore and violence growing up.
* CosmicDeadline: While it's subjective to each reader at when this pacing problem began to be apparent, it's clear that by the latter half of Rouge, important events occur every other chapter,rather than the slow build up in the prequel. By the time the story reaches its conclusion, everything after the downfall of Robespierre is summarized, and [[spoiler: Marie is revealed to have died]] several years earlier than the recorded death date that was presented since the very first chapter of Innocent.
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* PoliticallyCorrectHistory: In Innocent Rouge, there’s a flashback showing Théroigne de Mericourt declaring that women deserve to be involved in the political sphere, followed by a two-page spread of her getting stripped naked. In real life, Mericourt was attacked and stripped by a group of women because she was allied with the Girondins, and the women were allies of the Jacobins. The manga decides to revise this event by having Mericourt be stripped and mocked by an entire group of men instead, solely because they don’t want women to have rights.
