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* KansaiRegionalAccent: [[FunnyForeigner Nisha]] has this, apparently because her ex-husband is from there.
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* LoveAtFirstPunch: [[spoiler:Shū]] slaps [[spoiler:Inari]] for pretending to [[spoiler: commit suicide]] as a joke. This is the point where she starts to develop real feelings for him.
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* TheLoveSlapOfEpiphany: [[spoiler:Shū]] slaps [[spoiler:Inari]] for pretending to [[spoiler: commit suicide]] as a joke. This is the point where she starts to develop real feelings for him.
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* Mayaya is a huge {{Otaku}} for ''Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms'', and as such she frequently quotes from it and compares various people and situations to characters and moments in the novel.
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''Princess Jellyfish'' (''Kuragehime'') is an award-winning {{josei}} {{manga}} by Akiko Higashimura, which was serialized in ''Kiss'' from 2008 to 2017. The manga was adapted to {{anime}} by Creator/BrainsBase as part of the Creator/{{noitaminA}} block, where it aired from October 15 to December 31, 2010. Creator/FUNimation simulcasted the series [[http://www.funimation.com/princess-jellyfish/episodes on their video portal]] and later released it as a box set.
Tsukimi, an extremely shy and self-deprecating 18-year-old illustrator, has been fascinated by jellyfish ever since her now-deceased mother took her to an aquarium when she was young. To her, they're everything she isn't- beautiful and graceful. While jellyfish-watching at a pet shop, she sees a spotted jellyfish in the same tank as a moon jellyfish, a death sentence for the former. Overcoming her fear of stylish people (and men), she tries to talk the clerk into moving the spotted jellyfish to another tank. Apathetic to the plight of this nerdy girl, the clerk just ignores her and Tsukimi [[SeriousBusiness gets into a fight with him over it]]. Things are looking bleak for Clara (the spotted jellyfish) when a fashionable girl intervenes and talks the clerk into giving them the jellyfish.
Tsukimi, an extremely shy and self-deprecating 18-year-old illustrator, has been fascinated by jellyfish ever since her now-deceased mother took her to an aquarium when she was young. To her, they're everything she isn't- beautiful and graceful. While jellyfish-watching at a pet shop, she sees a spotted jellyfish in the same tank as a moon jellyfish, a death sentence for the former. Overcoming her fear of stylish people (and men), she tries to talk the clerk into moving the spotted jellyfish to another tank. Apathetic to the plight of this nerdy girl, the clerk just ignores her and Tsukimi [[SeriousBusiness gets into a fight with him over it]]. Things are looking bleak for Clara (the spotted jellyfish) when a fashionable girl intervenes and talks the clerk into giving them the jellyfish.
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''Princess Jellyfish'' (''Kuragehime'') is an award-winning {{josei}} {{manga}} by Akiko Higashimura, which was serialized in ''Kiss'' from 2008 to 2017. The manga was adapted to {{anime}} is licensed in English by Kodansha USA. It has an anime adaptation by Creator/BrainsBase as part of the Creator/{{noitaminA}} block, where it aired for 11 episodes from October 15 to December 31, 2010. Creator/FUNimation simulcasted the series [[http://www.funimation.com/princess-jellyfish/episodes on their video portal]] and later released it as a box set.
Tsukimi, an extremely shy and self-deprecating 18-year-old illustrator, has been fascinated by jellyfish ever since her now-deceased mother took her to an aquarium when she was young. To her, they're everything sheisn't- beautiful isn't--beautiful and graceful. While jellyfish-watching at a pet shop, she sees a spotted jellyfish in the same tank as a moon jellyfish, a death sentence for the former. Overcoming her fear of stylish people (and men), she tries to talk the clerk into moving the spotted jellyfish to another tank. Apathetic to the plight of this nerdy girl, the clerk just ignores her and Tsukimi [[SeriousBusiness gets into a fight with him over it]]. Things are looking bleak for Clara (the spotted jellyfish) when a fashionable girl intervenes and talks the clerk into giving them the jellyfish.
Tsukimi, an extremely shy and self-deprecating 18-year-old illustrator, has been fascinated by jellyfish ever since her now-deceased mother took her to an aquarium when she was young. To her, they're everything she
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* NotGoodWithPeople: All the characters have issues interacting with others, but Chieko's friend and fellow doll-enthusiast Nomu takes the cake: she considers her dolls as her daughters and people as "worthless little worms".
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* NotGoodWithPeople: NoSocialSkills: All the characters have issues interacting with others, but Chieko's friend and fellow doll-enthusiast Nomu takes the cake: she considers her dolls as her daughters and people as "worthless little worms".
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* ChristmasCake: Do NOT ask how old the Nuns are.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Everyone gets hit by it, though Mayaya and Bamba most of all.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: {{Slapstick}}: Everyone gets hit by it, physical comedy, though Mayaya and Bamba most of all.
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* AngerBornOfWorry: The one time we see [[TheStoic Shū]] get well and truly angry is when Inari [[spoiler: pretended she was going to commit suicide as a joke.]] He actually ''[[WouldHitAGirl hits]] [[ArmorPiercingSlap her]]'' for it. [[spoiler: When she sees that he was genuinely worried about her, she starts to develop real feelings for him.]]
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* AngerBornOfWorry: The one time we see [[TheStoic Shū]] get well and truly angry is when Inari [[spoiler: pretended she was going to commit suicide as a joke.]] He actually ''[[WouldHitAGirl hits]] [[ArmorPiercingSlap hits her]]'' for it. [[spoiler: When she sees that he was genuinely worried about her, she starts to develop real feelings for him.]]
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** The Nuns turning to stone as a defensive mechanism.
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** The Nuns Amars turning to stone as a defensive mechanism.mechanism whenever they have to interact with men or stylish people.
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** Generally, Kuranosuke saying something shocking and Tsukimi "mishearing" as [[RuleOfThree three other words]].
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** Generally, Kuranosuke saying something shocking and Tsukimi "mishearing" it as [[RuleOfThree three other words]].
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** Kuranosuke accidentally using 'ore' (calling himself 'boy' in the dub) in front of the other Nuns, and Tsukimi trying to distract them from it by singing.
** Chieko being the only Nun not to get any kind of makeover. Even when the 'makeover' is just throwing shawls and nice hats on the others.
** Chieko being the only Nun not to get any kind of makeover. Even when the 'makeover' is just throwing shawls and nice hats on the others.
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** Kuranosuke accidentally using 'ore' "ore" as a first-person pronoun (calling himself 'boy' "boy" in the dub) in front of the other Nuns, Amars, and Tsukimi trying to distract them from it by singing.
** Chieko being the onlyNun one of the Amars not to get any kind of makeover. Even makeover, even when the 'makeover' "makeover" is just throwing shawls and nice hats on the others.others. Kuranosuke explains that since Chieko [[KimonoIsTraditional almost exclusively wears kimono]], putting her next to the other Amars with makeovers makes her look fancier in turn.
** Chieko being the only
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** The music and facial expressions in Inari's rant in the seventh episode of the anime seem to be a stylistic pastiche of ''Anime/{{FLCL}}''.
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** Tsukimi sees herself as Anime/{{Heidi|GirlOfTheAlps}} helping [[IllGirl Clara]] in one ImagineSpot.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: While the author clearly knows quite a bit about jellyfish, in real life they need to be kept in special, typically round or cylindrical aquariums with a current to keep them drifting around and not stuck on the bottom or in a corner, and even a small desktop jelly tank would usually cost more than the $200 Tsukimi invested.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: While the author clearly knows quite a bit about jellyfish, in real life they need to be kept in special, typically round or cylindrical aquariums with a current to keep them drifting around and not stuck on the bottom or in a corner, and even a small desktop jelly tank would usually cost more than the $200 Tsukimi invested.
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** Chieko being the only Nun not to get any kind of makeover. Even when the 'makeover' is just throwing shawls and {{Nice Hat}}s on the others.
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** Chieko being the only Nun not to get any kind of makeover. Even when the 'makeover' is just throwing shawls and {{Nice Hat}}s nice hats on the others.
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* BlindingBangs: Banba, Jiji, and Mayaya. Mayaya grew hers out after her "fierce eyes" got her the nickname "Contract Killer".
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first chapter of the manga shows Jiji reading what's clearly BL manga, implying that she's a YaoiFangirl. Later chapters establish that her obsession is with [[LikesOlderMen much older men]], and any interest in BL is never brought up with her.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first chapter of the manga shows Jiji reading what's clearly BL manga, implying that she's a YaoiFangirl. Later chapters establish that her obsession is with [[LikesOlderMen much older men]], and she never brings up any interest in BL is never brought up with her.BL.
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* AstronomicZoom: When Kuranosuke says something inconceivable to our heroine: "Because I wanted to see you, Tsukimi." After a while you wonder how much farther it's gonna zoom out.
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* AstronomicZoom: When An inversion happens when Kuranosuke says something inconceivable to our heroine: "Because I wanted to see you, Tsukimi." After a while you wonder Those words echo in Tsukimi's mind as the camera gradually zooms out from the building, to the city, to the globe, to the whole solar system, showing just how much farther it's gonna zoom out.mind-blowing that is for her.
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* HighHeelHurt: The Amars women are dressed in high heels as part of one of Kuranosuke's makeovers, but none of them can walk on them properly after being used to wearing flat shoes all their lives. Mayaya in particular twists her ankle and falls flat on her face when she tries to run away while wearing them.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: The manga chapters titles [[ShoutOut reference or outright pull their names from other media sources]] (mostly film or television), ranging from [[Series/SexAndTheCity Sex and the Amars]] and [[Film/SlumdogMillionaire Jellyfishdog Millionaire]] to [[Film/TheSecretInTheirEyes The Secret In Their Eyes]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muthu_%281995_film%29 Jellyfish: The Dancing Maharaja]].
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: The manga chapters chapter titles [[ShoutOut reference or outright pull their names from other media sources]] (mostly film or television), ranging from [[Series/SexAndTheCity ''[[Series/SexAndTheCity Sex and the Amars]] Amars]]'' and [[Film/SlumdogMillionaire ''[[Film/SlumdogMillionaire Jellyfishdog Millionaire]] Millionaire]]'' to [[Film/TheSecretInTheirEyes ''[[Film/TheSecretInTheirEyes The Secret In Their Eyes]] Eyes]]'' and [[https://en.''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muthu_%281995_film%29 Jellyfish: The Dancing Maharaja]].Maharaja]]''.
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* ThisIsForEmphasisBitch: "Them boobs is fake, bitches!"
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* ThisIsForEmphasisBitch: When Inari furiously rants about how Kuranosuke's breasts must be implants since someone that skinny can't possibly have that kind of figure (which [[RightForTheWrongReasons isn't far off from the truth]], though it's really because Kuranosuke [[WholesomeCrossdresser is a crossdressing man]] wearing FakeBoobs), she writes "Them boobs is fake, bitches!"bitches!" on a nearby wall.
