History Manga / PseudoHarem

* ClingyJealousGirl: Rin sometimes feels jealous and frustrated when it seems that Eiji can only communicate his feelings towards the members of the Pseudo Harem, rather than Rin herself.

* FirstNameBasis: In Chapter 50, Eiji walks Rin home after she took shelter at his home from a sudden rainstorm. He observes that she's befriended his mother, since his mother calls her "Rin-chan". She stops walking, and then asks him to call her "Rin" too. He does, though it embarrasses the heck out of him.

* TheGadfly: Both Rin and Eiji have this aspect. Eiji often does silly things or teases Rin to get a laugh out of her (or just to amuse himself), and Rin has been known to return the favour. For example, when Eiji takes Rin on a day trip to Kyoto to watch a theatre performance, he has a freakout when Rin implies she didn't ask her parents' permission and that they have no idea where she is. The only thing stopping him from screaming in terror is the fact that the performance had already begun. Rin teasingly assures him she was only joking.

* LastNameBasis: As is typical for their age group, Eiji addresses Rin as "Nanakura" for a big part of the manga until she's able to ask him to call her by her first name in Chapter 50.
** When he visits high school after his graduation to help with a short movie based on when he and Rin first met, he teasingly addresses her "Nanakura" again.

%% ** NotSoStoic: That said, Cool-chan ''is'' Rin playing a role, so when Rin tries to go into Cool-chan mode to handle her fear of ghosts it is only slightly successful.

* ActingForTwo: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]]. Or in this case, a harem's worth.

* BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine: Rin and Eiji have this dynamic, and while Eiji is the boke more often than not, they sometimes switch roles.

* ChewingTheScenery: Eiji is prone to doing this.

* DeclarationOfProtection: Rin gets Eiji to do one of these as one of their little performance skits.

** In addition, Rin as Cheeky-chan often acts this way.

* TheStoic: Cool-chan is this.
** NotSoStoic: That said, Cool-chan ''is'' Rin playing a role, so when Rin tries to go into Cool-chan mode to handle her fear of ghosts it is only slightly successful.
* {{Tsundere}}: Rin as Tsundere-chan, naturally.

* CasanovaWannabe: Before they actually start dating, Eiji's desire to be popular often provides the catalyst for the chapter's gag or discussion. The only reason the Pseudo Harem exists is due to him mentioning to Rin that he wanted to be popular at least once in his life, and he'd dreamed about having a harem.
* ClingyJealousGirl: Rin sometimes feels jealous and frustrated when it seems that Eiji can only communicate his feelings towards the members of the Pseudo Harem, rather than Rin herself.
** After Eiji graduates from high school and enters university, Rin starts worrying that he'll run into more mature and attractive women. It gets to the point she asks if she can visit, and she spends part of her time there giving the stinkeye to any girls who get close.
** In Chapter 110, when Rin uses her Spoiled-chan personality in a teasing attempt to get more birthday gifts from Eiji (something she's done before in other chapters) Eiji shuts her down by telling her that there is only room for one girl in his heart. This leads Rin to conclude that Spoiled-chan and the rest of the Pseudo Harem have just been dumped. She sulks about it for the next few chapters.
* EveryoneCanSeeIt: A lot of Rin and Eiji's friends and clubmates aren't particularly surprised when the two become an item, since they spend so much time together.

* Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad: Rin usually exemplifies whatever tropes are associated with whichever "harem member" she happens to portray, such as going all, "It's not like I'm doing this for you!" as Tsundere-chan.

!This manga has examples of:
* TheAce: Rin is one for the Drama Club. In fact, despite only being a third year high school student, her performance on a play that was later put on the Drama Club's page racked up so many views Eiji and his friends have a freak out. Rin even gets scouted by a talent agent.

Created by Saitou Yuu, the series ended its run on March, 2021, for a total of 130 chapters.

Created by Saitou Yuu, the series ended its run on March, 2020, for a total of 130 chapters.

Created by Saitou Yuu.

* SickeningSweethearts:
* Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad: Rin usually exemplifies whatever tropes are associated with whichever "harem member" she happens to portray, such as going all, "It's not like I'm doing this for you!" as Tsundere-chan.

* RelationshipUpgrade: Eiji and Rin eventually become a couple.

* ActingForTwo: {{Invoked}}. Or in this case, a harem's worth.

* {{invoked}}ActingForTwo: Or in this case, a harem's worth.

* ActingForTwo: Or in this case, a harem's worth.

* TropesAreNotBad: Rin usually exemplifies whatever tropes are associated with whichever "harem member" she happens to portray, such as going all, "It's not like I'm doing this for you!" as Tsundere-chan.

* BokeAndTsukkomi: Rin and Eiji have this dynamic, and while Eiji is the boke more often than not, they sometimes switch roles.

** He goes back to calling her "Nanakura" when he visits after his graduation, since he's helping with a short movie based on when he and Rin first met.

* FirstNameBasis: As they get closer, Rin asks Eiji to call her by her first name. When Eiji later asks her to do the same, she does it in such a cute way he collapses and decides it's much too dangerous.
* Gaslighting: Played with in Chapter 119 when Eiji visits Rin at high school and reminisces about things that never happened.

* ActingForTwo: Or in this case, an harem's worth.