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* FullNameUltimatum: Raikou normally just calls Yukimi [[SenpaiKohai "sempai"]], but when Yukimi [[BerserkButton points his gun at Gau]]...
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* FullNameUltimatum: Raikou normally just calls Yukimi [[SenpaiKohai [[UsefulNotes/JapaneseHonorifics "sempai"]], but when Yukimi [[BerserkButton points his gun at Gau]]...
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''Nabari no Ou'' ("King of Nabari") is a {{Shonen}} manga by Yuhki Kamatani (author of ''Manga/ShonenNoteBoySoprano'' and ''Manga/OurDreamsAtDusk'') which was serialized in Creator/SquareEnix's ''Monthly G-Fantasy'' magazine from 2004 to 2010, and is licensed in English by Creator/YenPress in North America. An anime adaptation premiered in 2008, running for 26 episodes.
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''Nabari no Ou'' ("King of Nabari") is a {{Shonen}} manga by Yuhki Kamatani (author of ''Manga/ShonenNoteBoySoprano'' and ''Manga/OurDreamsAtDusk'') which was serialized in Creator/SquareEnix's ''Monthly G-Fantasy'' magazine from 2004 to 2010, and is licensed in English by Creator/YenPress in North America. An anime adaptation by Creator/JCStaff premiered in 2008, running for 26 episodes.
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A {{Shonen}} manga by Yuhki Kamatani (author of ''Manga/ShonenNoteBoySoprano'' and ''Manga/OurDreamsAtDusk'') published by Creator/SquareEnix's Monthly G-Fantasy in Japan, and Creator/YenPress in North America. An anime adaptation premiered in 2008, running for 26 episodes.
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* FullNameUltimatum: Raikou normally just calls Yukimi [[SempaiKohai [[SenpaiKohai "sempai"]], but when Yukimi [[BerserkButton points his gun at Gau]]...
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A {{Shonen}} manga by Yuhki Kamatani (author of ''Manga/ShounenNote'' and ''Manga/OurDreamsAtDusk'') published by Creator/SquareEnix's Monthly G-Fantasy in Japan, and Creator/YenPress in North America. An anime adaptation premiered in 2008, running for 26 episodes.
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A {{Shonen}} manga by Yuhki Kamatani (author of ''Manga/ShounenNote'' ''Manga/ShonenNoteBoySoprano'' and ''Manga/OurDreamsAtDusk'') published by Creator/SquareEnix's Monthly G-Fantasy in Japan, and Creator/YenPress in North America. An anime adaptation premiered in 2008, running for 26 episodes.
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* NiceHat: Yoite's [[IconicItem giant cap]]. Some fans have called this series "The Hat Anime". He loses it surprisingly often for something so iconic, though.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in Raikou's case because he dyes his hair from blond to pink. Also, Shijima and Kouichi have white hair since they're [[spoiler: actually a white cat and snowy owl, respectively.]]
** It's played completely straight with Juuji, though, who for some reason has green-blue hair. Strangely, while characters often point out how unusual Raikou's hair color is, they never comment on Juuji's.
** It's played completely straight with Juuji, though, who for some reason has green-blue hair. Strangely, while characters often point out how unusual Raikou's hair color is, they never comment on Juuji's.
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** DangerouslyShortSkirt
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* FantasticAesop: Type I for [[spoiler:Resurrection]].
-->'''Tobari''': You [[spoiler:died that day, but you crossed that line and came back to life.]] That is Asahi Rokujou's sin.
-->'''Tobari''': You [[spoiler:died that day, but you crossed that line and came back to life.]] That is Asahi Rokujou's sin.
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--> '''Baka-raptor''': You just saw half of the action in the entire show.
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* NotSoDifferent: Miharu, with Yoite.
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%% * OvertookTheManga
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* GoOutWithASmile [[spoiler:Yoite, in both versions. [[TearJerker It's... yeah.]]]]
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* AmbiguousGender: Subverted. [[spoiler: the reader (and even most characters, apparently) start out believing that Yoite is male. Later it turns out that he's actually... [[{{Hermaphrodite}} intersex]], although it's strongly implied that, by the end of the series, he personally identifies as male. It doesn't really matter in the long run, though, and isn't gone into in much detail, only the readers now know another reason for his angst and identity issues.]]
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Yukimi.]]
* AngstySurvivingTwin: [[spoiler: Makoto, after Yukimi kills Itsuwari.]]
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Yukimi.]]
* AngstySurvivingTwin: [[spoiler: Makoto, after Yukimi kills Itsuwari.]]
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* AmbiguousGender: Subverted. [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:The reader (and even most characters, apparently) start out believing that Yoite is male. Later it turns out that he's actually... [[{{Hermaphrodite}} intersex]], intersex, although it's strongly implied that, by the end of the series, he personally identifies as male. It doesn't really matter in the long run, though, and isn't gone into in much detail, only the readers now know another reason for his angst and identity issues.]]
* AnArmAndALeg:[[spoiler: Yukimi.[[spoiler:Yukimi.]]
* AngstySurvivingTwin:[[spoiler: Makoto, [[spoiler:Makoto, after Yukimi kills Itsuwari.]]
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* AngstySurvivingTwin:
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* ZettaiRyouiki: ''Miharu'' manages this with shorts.
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* OfficialCouple: Thobari and Hanabusa.[[spoiler: Kouichi and Raimei]] are basically canon towards the end as well.
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* OfficialCouple: Thobari Tobari and Hanabusa.[[spoiler: Kouichi and Raimei]] are basically canon towards the end as well.
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* DudeLooksLikeALady: Raikou. At first glance, partly due to his immaculately styled shoulder-length pink hair, Raikou does appear to be quite outwardly feminine. However, his character breaks away from the usual feminine-male stereotype and is actually played as very strong and commanding. The first criminal that Raikou dispatches underestimates him because of his pain hair and unusual fashion sense, but quickly finds that Raikou is not to be taken lightly. Also, in the anime, both Japanese and English versions, his voice is fairly deep and decidedly masculine.
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* DudeLooksLikeALady: Raikou. At first glance, partly due to his immaculately styled shoulder-length pink hair, Raikou does appear to be quite outwardly feminine. However, his character breaks away from the usual feminine-male stereotype and is actually played as very strong and commanding. The first criminal that Raikou dispatches underestimates him because of his pain pink hair and unusual fashion sense, but quickly finds that Raikou is not to be taken lightly. Also, in the anime, both Japanese and English versions, his voice is fairly deep and decidedly masculine.
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* KiAttacks: Yoite inflicts damage by forcing some of his life force into the opponent, and can do anything from slicing people in half to [[spoiler:bringing people out of comas.]]
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* KiAttacks: KiManipulation: Yoite inflicts damage by forcing some of his life force into the opponent, and can do anything from slicing people in half to [[spoiler:bringing people out of comas.]]
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* TheEeyore: Yoite, starts out under a permanent {{Angst}} cloud (PlayedForDrama since it's due to his [[DarkAndTroubledPast very troubled past]]). He becomes happier over the course of the series.