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Laser Guided Karma are usually for negatives, Karmic Jackpot would be accurate


* KarmicJackpot: One orphan, a rich heiress, has gone blind from the trauma of losing her parents [[spoiler:especially on realizing she had seen her uncle Edward murdering them]]. D offers her a seeing eye dog named Dreizhen, who protects her when the killer returns and takes a bullet. She in the meantime treats Dreizhen kindly and is pleased when her friends say he is cute, as he blushes. She regains her sight in time to see a normal, injured Dobermann pinscher, and they end up becoming friends for life.



* LaserGuidedKarma: One orphan, a rich heiress, has gone blind from the trauma of losing her parents [[spoiler:especially on realizing she had seen her uncle Edward murdering them]]. D offers her a seeing eye dog named Dreizhen, who protects her when the killer returns and takes a bullet. She in the meantime treats Dreizhen kindly and is pleased when her friends say he is cute, as he blushes. She regains her sight in time to see a normal, injured Dobermann pinscher, and they end up becoming friends for life.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: In the first chapter, a spoiled rich girl adopts a human-looking bird called a Sterlizia, and ends up growing very empathetic towards it that she decides to selflessly give him a mate so he won't be lonely. However, [[spoiler:she finds out the hard way that the female mate had cannibalized him in order to give birth.]]
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renamed to Clone Angst


* MistakenForPregnant: A chapter in SPSOH tells the story of some swallow eggs that make women [[CloningBlues pregnant with a girl]] upon eating them, Wu-fei health-checks all of his employees (trying to catch [[SweetTooth D with diabetes]] or the like), D's results get switched with another person's, [[HilarityEnsues and...]].

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* MistakenForPregnant: A chapter in SPSOH tells the story of some swallow eggs that make women [[CloningBlues pregnant with a girl]] girl upon eating them, Wu-fei health-checks all of his employees (trying to catch [[SweetTooth D with diabetes]] or the like), D's results get switched with another person's, [[HilarityEnsues and...]].
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* StepServant: In one story, a young woman who was formerly a hostess from the Philippines ends up HappilyMarried to a [[MayDecemberRomance much older man]] and has a child with him. For some time, she and her son enjoy a life of blissful luxury, until her husband has a stroke and is unable to remember any of his family or care for himself. His other children (who are all as old as the woman is) nearly turn her and her son out, but ultimately keep her as a servant, while considering her child to be inferior because of his mixed nationality. Even when offered a chance to leave though, the woman refuses to abandon her husband. [[spoiler:In the end, her husband dies and leaves a note in his will that his dementia was faked and, impressed by the woman's devotion to him, he leaves her one half of his vast estate, with the other half to be divided amongst his other squabbling children.]]
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%% * CelibateHero: D, for [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} obvious reasons]].

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%% * CelibateHero: D, for [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexual}} obvious reasons]].
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** This get ''somewhat'' resolved by the end of the story: [[spoiler:he shows up at the shop right as D pulls another of his disappearing acts before leaving to try and track him down again.]]

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** This get ''somewhat'' resolved by the end of the story: [[spoiler:he shows up at the shop right as D pulls another of his disappearing acts before leaving to try and track him down again. It gets fully resolved at the end of the entire manga. It turns out that Leon has been trailing Count D across the world and has quit his job as a detective to do so. But he's not doing it out of revenge or to apprehend D; he's simply trying to return an important scroll D left behind at the end of the first manga.]]
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** Just like in "Daughter", real bunnies have harsh dietary restrictions and can easily die if they're fed improperly, with human sweets being among the worst foods you could possibly feed to a rabbit.

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** Just like in "Daughter", real bunnies have harsh dietary restrictions and can easily die if they're fed improperly, with human sweets being among the worst foods you could possibly feed give to a rabbit.
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*ArtisticLicense: Dreizhen the Doberman has typical cropped ears, but as a human, they're the exact opposite: he only has the outer ear flap and earlobe, which are the parts that are cut off of Dobermans' ears. Possibly intentional; since humans already have upright ears, switching the cut to give him droopy ears makes him look more doglike in human form.
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The manga has a sequel, ''Shin Pet Shop of Horrors'' (New PSOH, or PSOH:Tokyo, in English), with the action moved over to Shinjuku's Red Light District in Tokyo.

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The manga has a sequel, ''Shin Pet Shop of Horrors'' (New PSOH, or PSOH:Tokyo, in English), with the action moved over to Shinjuku's Red Light District in Tokyo.
Tokyo. There are also two prequels: ''Pet Shop of Horrors: Passage Hen'', set in 19th century France with D's grandfather as the lead, and ''Pet Shop of Horrors: Hyouhaku no Hakobune-hen'', centering on D's father.
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** Just like in "Daughter", real rabbits have harsh dietary restrictions and can easily die if they're given the wrong foods, with human sweets being among the worst things you could possibly feed to a rabbit.

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** Just like in "Daughter", real rabbits bunnies have harsh dietary restrictions and can easily die if they're given the wrong foods, fed improperly, with human sweets being among the worst things foods you could possibly feed to a rabbit.
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**Just like in "Daughter", real rabbits have harsh dietary restrictions and can easily die if they're given the wrong foods, with human sweets being among the worst things you could possibly feed to a rabbit.

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