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* KidsAreCruel: Arisa is shown to be hurt by the notion that her classmates don't see her as a girl, and see her just as a brute.
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** Nina also befriends Sanae, a vacationer from Chiba who is 5-7 years her senior.


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* ManChild: Played with. One of the reasons Nina befriends Shutaro so readily is due to the fact that he is a very playful man who is young at heart; however, Shutaro is more mature and collected than what the trope suggests.


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* PetTheDog: Nina relents the main part of the local festival's parade to Arisa because their classmates keep saying that Arisa is not girly, and actually wants to try girly things for a change.
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* GamerGirl: Arisa is an avid gamer and she routinely tries to rope Nina and Makoto to play with her, as she has no one else to play with.
* HiddenDepths:
** Albeit she's tightly-wound, Makoto is a very sweet girl and a doting friend towards Nina and Arisa.
** Tomoe's dad is also a very doting man and employer, in spite of his stone-face.


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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Nina absolutely loves Ramen, but she starts feeling partial towards other foods the more she tries other dishes.
* {{Tsundere}}: Makoto and Arisa are very given to bicker among themselves, though it's shown that they deeply care worry about each other, and they're just bad at showing mutual affection.
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--->'''-Chapter 1, "A Girl Filled With Hopes and Dreams"'''

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--->'''-Chapter --->'''--Chapter 1, "A Girl Filled With Hopes and Dreams"'''

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* AnAesop:
** There is no shame in being sweet;
** There is dignity and pride on all types of labor, regardless of how fancy or lucrative it is. A man should not think himself above a task if it's productive;
** There will be people who will always love you regardless of how low you fall, but you may not be able to recognize them immediately;
** The unlikeliest of people, now matter how young or inexperienced, can become your moral support;
** You are not alone and you haven't failed until you've pulled every string;
** Your dreams are not yours only, and that you can reach them is the dream of the people who love you;
** It's not wise to dwell on past success because the future might not allow for it to happen again.
** You can get help even from people you don't like with the mere act of asking for it;
** You may not see the virtues of others until a third party points them out, and your own virtues might not be immediately noticeable to others either until that third party intervenes for you too;
** That a person doesn't celebrate every little thing you do doesn't mean that they don't like you or don't care about you; the best friends are the ones that can get you going by telling you precisely what you don't want to hear.
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The series is serialized in the {{seinen}} magazine ''Manga Action'' published by ''Futabasha'', beginning serialization on April 2012. The manga was licensed by Crunchyroll on 2014 and can be read [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/comics/manga/silver-nina/volumes here]].

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The series is serialized in the {{seinen}} magazine ''Manga Action'' published by ''Futabasha'', beginning serialization on in April 2012. The manga was licensed by Crunchyroll on in 2014 and can be read [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/comics/manga/silver-nina/volumes here]].
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The series is serialized in the {{seinen}} magazine ''Manga Action'' published by ''Futabasha'', beginning serialization in April 2012. The manga's most recent chapters can be read on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/comics/manga/silver-nina/volumes Crunchyroll]].

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The series is serialized in the {{seinen}} magazine ''Manga Action'' published by ''Futabasha'', beginning serialization in on April 2012. The manga's most recent chapters manga was licensed by Crunchyroll on 2014 and can be read on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/comics/manga/silver-nina/volumes Crunchyroll]].
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'''Silver Nina''' (''Shirogane no Nina'') is a SliceOfLife manga series by Itokatsu.

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'''Silver Nina''' (''Shirogane no Nina'') is a SliceOfLife / {{Iyashikei}} manga series by Itokatsu.



The manga's most recent chapters can be read on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/comics/manga/silver-nina/volumes Crunchyroll]].

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The series is serialized in the {{seinen}} magazine ''Manga Action'' published by ''Futabasha'', beginning serialization in April 2012. The manga's most recent chapters can be read on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/comics/manga/silver-nina/volumes Crunchyroll]].

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* RunningGag: Shutaro asking Tomoe to drive him and Nina around, since he's flat broke. She complies due to two very important aspects: she loves hanging around Nina, and she loves Shutaro.

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Shutaro asking Tomoe to drive him and Nina around, since he's flat broke. She complies due to two very important aspects: she loves hanging around Nina, and she loves Shutaro.Shutaro.
** A group of characters think of something to say, but don't say it out of prudence; cue Nina, who blurts it out loud.
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* DisappearedDad: Nina's father left Yuko when Nina was very young and made himself completely absent from her life.
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** There is no shame in being sweet;

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** You may not see the virtues of others until a third party points them out, and your own virtues might not be immediately noticeable to others either until that third party intervenes for you too.

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** You may not see the virtues of others until a third party points them out, and your own virtues might not be immediately noticeable to others either until that third party intervenes for you too.too;
** That a person doesn't celebrate every little thing you do doesn't mean that they don't like you or don't care about you; the best friends are the ones that can get you going by telling you precisely what you don't want to hear.
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** You can get help even from people you don't like with the mere act of asking for it;
** You may not see the virtues of others until a third party points them out, and your own virtues might not be immediately noticeable to others either until that third party intervenes for you too.
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** It's not wise to dwell on the past because the future might not allow for it to happen again.

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** It's not wise to dwell on the past success because the future might not allow for it to happen again.
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* IWantMyMommy: After pondering for a considerable time as to what to give Nina for her birthday, Shutaro surmises that there's something that she wants more than anything. [[spoiler:He pays for a ticket for her mom to visit her, a gift that brings Nina to TenderTears]].
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* CuddleBug: Nina is tremendously affectionate and unassuming of the somewhat prudish nature of Japanese people, having little inconvenience hugging and kissing Shutaro on the cheek.


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* NiceGirl: Nina is a sweetheart, and she tends to bring the best out of the people she meets.

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* BookDumb: Arisa, but not because she's not smart. She's just lazy.

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* BookDumb: BookDumb:
** Played with in the case of Nina, but this is due to the presence of a LanguageBarrier. She does get better due to Makoto.
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Arisa, but not because she's not smart. She's just lazy.lazy, though Makoto starts setting her straight.
** It's also the case for Takeshi, who doesn't have Makoto to keep him straight like Arisa and Nina do.
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* SuperDrowningSkills: Nina did not know how to swim when she came to Japan, and it was up to Shutaro to teach her. Their first session ends up with Nina in tears, as she thinks she's gonna drown. It takes her a whole summer to learn from Shutaro.
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* NativeGuide: Ironically Nina for Sana, as in appearance, she's by far the least "native-looking" person in the whole village. Nina ends up showing Sana around at various locales and hidden places at Tsumugoi that she learnt from Shutaro, Arisa and Makoto.

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* '''Sana''', an otaku teenager from Chiba who during the Summer vacation befriends Nina.

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* '''Sana''', an otaku teenager from Chiba who during the Summer vacation befriends Nina.
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* '''Takeshi''', a lazy, bratty and rowdy classmate of Nina, Arisa and Tomoe.



* {{Iyashikei}}: Most of the story takes place in the idyllic countryside where Shutaro's parents live.

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* {{Iyashikei}}: Most of the story takes place in the idyllic countryside where Shutaro's parents live.live, serving as a reminder for him to consider his life there as valuable as what he tried to accomplish at Tokyo.



* TheRival:
** Arisa and Makoto start as this, trying to one-up each other for Nina's friendship. Nina makes them shed that notion, as she doesn't want to give up either, nor them to fight.
** Makoto is initially set up as this for Nina, as she starts to have resentful and prejudiced thoughts about Nina when they first meet. However, Nina quickly defuses her aggressiveness by engaging her in class and asking for her help.
** Arisa is a rival to their classmate Takeshi in athletics.



* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Invoked. Arisa is as rowdy as a girl can get, but it's shown that she wants to be girlier and to be called pretty.

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Invoked. Arisa is as rowdy as a girl can get, but it's shown that she wants to be girlier and to be called pretty.pretty.
** Nina is also this, though she is girlier than Tomoe

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* ParentalSubstitute: Shutaro is effectively this for his niece Nina, on account of her mother being overseas.

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* ParentalSubstitute: Shutaro is effectively this for his niece Nina, on account of her mother being overseas. He is Nina's "dad" in all but deed.



* ShedTheFamilyName: Nina goes by her mom's family name, Shimazaki, because her mother divorced her Finnish husband and raised Nina on her own.

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* {{Schoolmarm}}: Nina's homeroom teacher at school, on account of the low amount of students at school; Nina's class only has about 11 students, so her teacher carries over to the second year as well.
* ShedTheFamilyName: Nina goes by her mom's family name, Shimazaki, because her mother divorced her Finnish husband and raised Nina on her own. This is one of the reasons people tend to think that Shutaro is her father.


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* YouKeepTellingYourselfThat: Both Shutaro and Tomoe are given to deny their attraction to each other and their blooming relationship to others.
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* ThirdPersonPerson: Nina doesn't use pronouns when referring to herself. This is a VerbalTic due to two aspects of her upbringing: first, Japanese is not her first language (she used to speak Finnish in Finland), and second, she's a young girl who has just moved to Japan, and has had relatively few interactions with Japanese people in general to have learned the correct pronouns. All things considered, her Japanese is excellent when one considers she's lived her whole life in Finland until shortly before the beginning of the manga, having only spoken Japanese with her mother until then.

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* ThirdPersonPerson: Nina doesn't use pronouns when referring to herself. This is a VerbalTic due to two aspects of her upbringing: first, Japanese is not her first language (she used to speak Finnish in Finland), and second, she's a young girl who has just moved to Japan, and has had relatively few interactions with Japanese people in general to have learned the correct pronouns. All things considered, her Japanese is excellent when one considers remembers she's lived her whole life in Finland until shortly before the beginning of the manga, having only spoken Japanese with her mother until then.
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* ShedTheFamilyName: Nina goes by her mom's family name, Shimazaki, because her mother divorced her Suomi husband and raised Nina on her own.

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* ShedTheFamilyName: Nina goes by her mom's family name, Shimazaki, because her mother divorced her Suomi Finnish husband and raised Nina on her own.



* ThirdPersonPerson: Nina doesn't use pronouns when referring to herself. This is a VerbalTic due to two aspects of her upbringing: first, Japanese is not her first language (she used to speak Suomen in Finland), and second, she's a young girl who has just moved to Japan, and has had relatively few interactions with Japanese people in general to have learned the correct pronouns.

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* ThirdPersonPerson: Nina doesn't use pronouns when referring to herself. This is a VerbalTic due to two aspects of her upbringing: first, Japanese is not her first language (she used to speak Suomen Finnish in Finland), and second, she's a young girl who has just moved to Japan, and has had relatively few interactions with Japanese people in general to have learned the correct pronouns.pronouns. All things considered, her Japanese is excellent when one considers she's lived her whole life in Finland until shortly before the beginning of the manga, having only spoken Japanese with her mother until then.
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: As a Suomi child, Nina has incredible tolerance to extreme temperature changes and severe heat and cold. She used to revel in the Scandinavian custom of boiling in a sauna and then plunging in icy waters immediately. She's also a remarkable skater for her age, having plenty of practice from back in Helsinki.

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* MundaneMadeAwesome: As a Suomi ''Suomi'' child, Nina has incredible tolerance to extreme temperature changes and severe heat and cold. She used to revel in the Scandinavian custom of boiling in a sauna and then plunging in icy waters immediately. She's also a remarkable skater for her age, having plenty of practice from back in Helsinki.
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* ChristmasCake: There's much ado about Tomoe entering her mid-late twenties and not having a boyfriend or a prospect to marry. This is one of the reasons her parents and Shutaro's try to pair them together, but they don't due to unresolved personal issues.
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Shimazaki Shutaro recently lost his job in Tokyo and sees himself forced to return to his family home in the countryside village of Tsumagoi, Gunma Prefecture. When he enters his parents' house, he is surprised to find a out that a young silver-haired girl has been living there too. The girl happens to be his [[{{UsefulNotes/Finland}} Fenno]]-Japanese niece Nina, sent by his older sister Yuko (who lives abroad) to live in Japan. Now, Shutaro tries to find a new purpose in life while bonding and taking care of his niece.

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28 year-old Shimazaki Shutaro recently lost his job in Tokyo and sees himself forced to return to his family home in the countryside village of Tsumagoi, Gunma Prefecture. When he enters his parents' house, he is surprised to find a out that a young silver-haired girl has been living there too. The girl happens to be his [[{{UsefulNotes/Finland}} Fenno]]-Japanese niece Nina, whom he hasn't seen since she was a baby, sent by his older sister Yuko (who lives abroad) to live in Japan. Now, Shutaro tries to find a new purpose in life while bonding and taking care of his niece.
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Shimazaki Shutaro recently lost his job in Tokyo and sees himself forced to return to his family home in the countryside of Tsumagoi, Gunma Prefecture. When he enters his parents' house, he is surprised to find a out that a young silver-haired girl has been living there too. The girl happens to be his [[{{UsefulNotes/Finland}} Fenno]]-Japanese niece Nina, sent by his older sister Yuko (who lives abroad) to live in Japan. Now, Shutaro tries to find a new purpose in life while bonding and taking care of his niece.

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Shimazaki Shutaro recently lost his job in Tokyo and sees himself forced to return to his family home in the countryside village of Tsumagoi, Gunma Prefecture. When he enters his parents' house, he is surprised to find a out that a young silver-haired girl has been living there too. The girl happens to be his [[{{UsefulNotes/Finland}} Fenno]]-Japanese niece Nina, sent by his older sister Yuko (who lives abroad) to live in Japan. Now, Shutaro tries to find a new purpose in life while bonding and taking care of his niece.

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* FirstPersonPerson: Nina doesn't use pronouns when referring to herself. This is a VerbalTic due to two aspects of her upbringing: first, Japanese is not her first language (she used to speak Suomen in Finland), and second, she's a young girl who has just moved to Japan, and has had relatively few interactions with Japanese people in general to have learned the correct pronouns.


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* ThirdPersonPerson: Nina doesn't use pronouns when referring to herself. This is a VerbalTic due to two aspects of her upbringing: first, Japanese is not her first language (she used to speak Suomen in Finland), and second, she's a young girl who has just moved to Japan, and has had relatively few interactions with Japanese people in general to have learned the correct pronouns.
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* FirstPersonPerson: Nina doesn't use pronouns when referring to herself. This is a VerbalTic due to two aspects of her upbringing: first, Japanese is not her first language (she used to speak Suomen in Finland), and second, she's a young girl who has just moved to Japan, and has had relatively few interactions with Japanese people in general to have learned the correct pronouns.
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* AnAesop:
** There is dignity and pride on all types of labor, regardless of how fancy or lucrative it is. A man should not think himself above a task if it's productive;
** There will be people who will always love you regardless of how low you fall, but you may not be able to recognize them immediately;
** The unlikeliest of people, now matter how young or inexperienced, can become your moral support;
** You are not alone and you haven't failed until you've pulled every string;
** Your dreams are not yours only, and that you can reach them is the dream of the people who love you;
** It's not wise to dwell on the past because the future might not allow for it to happen again.


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* OlderAndWiser: Shutaro came back to his hometown after ten years of toiling in Tokyo and having left reneging on the lameness of country life. He comes back humbled, and slowly learns to recognize the virtues of the place, falling in love with Tsumugoi thanks to Nina and Tomoe.

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