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''School Rumble'' is ostensibly a high school romantic comedy, but in practice it's really more of a GagSeries that relies more on character interaction than actual progress in relationships. It also loves to parody other series, including ''Manga/InitialD'', ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'', ''Manga/{{Dragonball}} Z'', ''Film/BattleRoyale'', ''Series/IronChef'', ''Franchise/StarWars'', and ''Film/Ghost1990''.
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''School Rumble'' is ostensibly a high school romantic comedy, but in practice it's really more of a GagSeries that relies more on character interaction than actual progress in relationships. It also loves to parody other series, including ''Manga/InitialD'', ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'', ''Manga/{{Dragonball}} Z'', ''Film/BattleRoyale'', ''Series/IronChef'', ''Franchise/StarWars'', and ''Film/Ghost1990''.\n
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** [[Literature/AnimalFarm Napoleon the pig.]]
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%%** The series tends to parody other series, including ''Manga/InitialD'', ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'', ''Manga/{{Dragonball}} Z'', ''Film/BattleRoyale'', ''Series/IronChef'', and ''Film/Ghost1990''. ZCE
** At one point, Harima watches a parody of ''Franchise/StarWars'' which led him to conclude that Tenma and Karasuma are supposedly "siblings" in the same vein as [[spoiler:Luke and Leia]]).
** Harima's pig happens to be called [[Literature/AnimalFarmNapoleon the pig.]]Napoleon]]
** At one point, Harima watches a parody of ''Franchise/StarWars'' which led him to conclude that Tenma and Karasuma are supposedly "siblings" in the same vein as [[spoiler:Luke and Leia]]).
** Harima's pig happens to be called [[Literature/AnimalFarm
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: The 3rd ED of the anime and the ED of the OVA are sung in-character by the Tsukamotos and Harima respectively in both the original Japanese and the English dub.
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** The OP of the 1st season is sung by Creator/YuiHorie, Eri's voice actress.
** The season 1 finale's ED is sung by the voice actresses of Tenma, Eri, Mikoto and Akira.
**The 3rd ED of the anime and the ED of the OVA are sung in-character by the Tsukamotos and Harima respectively in both the original Japanese and the English dub.
** The OP of the 1st season is sung by Creator/YuiHorie, Eri's voice actress.
** The season 1 finale's ED is sung by the voice actresses of Tenma, Eri, Mikoto and Akira.
**The 3rd ED of the anime and the ED of the OVA are sung in-character by the Tsukamotos and Harima respectively in both the original Japanese and the English dub.
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* IntraScholasticRivalry:
** There is a heated rivalry between Class 2-C and Class 2-D, spurred on by many personal rivalries, such as the three exchange students from 2-D, Harry, Togo, and Lara having personal rivalries with Harima, Hanai, and Karen respectively. At one point, Harima and Hanai lose the entirety of their class to 2-D in a mahjong match. It should be noted that for the most part, these are [[FriendlyRivalry Friendly Rivalries]], as Harima and Togo actually join a basketball team together, and it is not uncommon to see Lara and Karen shopping together or having lunch with each other.
** When a nascent girls' basketball team forms at the school, several of the male characters, and Tenma, come together to form the rival "Outlaws" team and challenge them to a match.
** Class 2-C has a division between those who want to put on a play for the upcoming culture fest and those who want to do a cafe. This initially has a game of pool hockey form to see which side can win (at the start of Season 1). By the time Season 2 rolls around, the friction over doing a play or a cafe has reached a point where the two sides actually conduct a war game at night to decide the victor (strangely played for both drama and comedy at the same time), but still ends in a draw. A P.E. teacher who is disciplining the class for the late night shenanigans tells them they should just do both, which ends up being the solution.
** There is a heated rivalry between Class 2-C and Class 2-D, spurred on by many personal rivalries, such as the three exchange students from 2-D, Harry, Togo, and Lara having personal rivalries with Harima, Hanai, and Karen respectively. At one point, Harima and Hanai lose the entirety of their class to 2-D in a mahjong match. It should be noted that for the most part, these are [[FriendlyRivalry Friendly Rivalries]], as Harima and Togo actually join a basketball team together, and it is not uncommon to see Lara and Karen shopping together or having lunch with each other.
** When a nascent girls' basketball team forms at the school, several of the male characters, and Tenma, come together to form the rival "Outlaws" team and challenge them to a match.
** Class 2-C has a division between those who want to put on a play for the upcoming culture fest and those who want to do a cafe. This initially has a game of pool hockey form to see which side can win (at the start of Season 1). By the time Season 2 rolls around, the friction over doing a play or a cafe has reached a point where the two sides actually conduct a war game at night to decide the victor (strangely played for both drama and comedy at the same time), but still ends in a draw. A P.E. teacher who is disciplining the class for the late night shenanigans tells them they should just do both, which ends up being the solution.
