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* SenpaiKohai: Hana is troubled by the fact that she's a year older than her classmates, which would have made it challenging for her to befriend students back in her old high school. Her mother decides to have Hana move to another town so Hana's situation is not known, in turn allowing her to make new friends.
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* CulturalCrossReference: Tama jokes that her friends are like the Three Wise Men as played by the Three Stooges in episode eleven, but this is lost on her friends, and Eiko asks her to clarify as a result
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* CulturalCrossReference: Tama jokes that her friends are like the Three Wise Men as played by the Three Stooges in episode eleven, but this is lost on her friends, and Eiko asks her to clarify as a resultresult.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: When Hana buys her pancake chair and is informed she'll have to wait until tomorrow for delivery, she boldly declares she and her friends will carry it home. They make it halfway before she's on the verge of passing out.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: When Hana buys her pancake chair and is informed she'll have to wait until tomorrow for delivery, she boldly declares she and her friends will carry it home. They make it halfway before she's on the verge of passing out.
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* MythologyGag: Hana's pancake-shaped chair makes a cameo in the anime's intro, even though the series stops before the point in the manga where she gets it.
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* BlackBeadEyes: Tama gets a pair at the beginning of chapter 45. They serve to illustrate her childish nature as she thanks Hiroe for some fanservice and says she'll lock the memories in her mind until she turns 18.
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* HeroicBSOD: Hana is devastated when she is unable to take her high school entrance exams, worrying about the social implications it may entail. She considers becoming a ''{{Hikikomori}}'', but her mother manages to persuade her away from this path.
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** Hana is devastated when she is unable to take her high school entrance exams, worrying about the social implications it may entail. She considers becoming a ''{{Hikikomori}}'', but her mother manages to persuade her away from thispath.path.
** In chapter 42, Tama is enjoying some {{fanservice}} anime when Eiko tells her that, if boobs jiggle too much and the Cooper's ligament snaps, they sag forever. That piece of knowledge haunts Tama to the point she collapses in despair.
** Hana is devastated when she is unable to take her high school entrance exams, worrying about the social implications it may entail. She considers becoming a ''{{Hikikomori}}'', but her mother manages to persuade her away from this
** In chapter 42, Tama is enjoying some {{fanservice}} anime when Eiko tells her that, if boobs jiggle too much and the Cooper's ligament snaps, they sag forever. That piece of knowledge haunts Tama to the point she collapses in despair.
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* JapaneseSchoolClub: Dozens of chapters into the series, the main quartet become involved with the Hoshio Academy student council, but it's portrayed as being ''essentially'' a school club, and an excuse to add some upperclassmen to the story.
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* SchoolClub: Dozens of chapters into the series, the main quartet become involved with the Hoshio Academy student council, but it's portrayed as being ''essentially'' a school club, and an excuse to add some upperclassmen to the story.
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* SchoolClub: Dozens of chapters into the series, the main quartet become involved with the Hoshio Academy student council, but it's portrayed as being ''essentially'' a school club, and an excuse to add some upperclassmen to the story.
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Senpai Kohai is the name of the trope
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* SempaiKohai: Hana is troubled by the fact that she's a year older than her classmates, which would have made it challenging for her to befriend students back in her old high school. Her mother decides to have Hana move to another town so Hana's situation is not known, in turn allowing her to make new friends.
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* SempaiKohai: SenpaiKohai: Hana is troubled by the fact that she's a year older than her classmates, which would have made it challenging for her to befriend students back in her old high school. Her mother decides to have Hana move to another town so Hana's situation is not known, in turn allowing her to make new friends.
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* ComicBookTime: Chapters 122 & 123 reveal that Tama once tried to stream a gal game as a little girl. If she was 16 when the manga started in 2013, she must've been born in 1997--so the incident in question would've predated Youtube itself if the manga still took place in the date it debuted.
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* ConnectedAllAlong: Chapter 122 reveals that Tama once streamed a gal game as an elementary schooler that inspired Sane-chan to also start playing gal games.
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* SelfServingMemory: Chapter 123 revolves around Tama's attempt at streaming a gal game when she was a little girl. It begins with her own memory of the event, where she's basically a polished, professional V-Tuber with her own theme song. When we actually see the stream, shw wears an African tribal mask because she's camera shy, fumbles to open the CD case, and ends up singing karaoke since she lost the actual game. Present day Tama is mortified by what she sees.
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** Chapter 123 has a shout out to -- of all things -- the Gaijin 4koma meme, with the girls taking the place of the four bored IGN journalists.
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* MySignificanceSenseIsTingling: In chapter 115, after Hana is told she needs to go onstage to announce her new position on the student council, she breaks down crying from stage fright. Hannen Hiroe jumps up, fist clenched, and declares her support...despite being in a completely separate location. When Shion questions it, Hiroe says she "sensed something really relatable just now".
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No explanation for removal was given. Re-adding tropes.
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* OneGenderSchool: Hana attends Hoshio Private Girls' Academy, an all-girls' school.
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* OneGenderSchool: Hana attends Hoshio Private Girls' Academy, an all-girls' school. Chapter 108 states there's a boy's school next door, but it doesn't mention if it's part of Hoshio or just an unrelated school.
* RunningGag: During the Hoshio school festival arc, every time a plot thread ends anti-climatically, a laurel wreath with "[Event] Arc ''Fin''" appears.
** "Hannen Hiroe's Culture Festival 2nd Day Arc ''Fin''", after Hiroe declines to show up two days in a row.
** "Elite Four's Boys' School Culture Festival Arc ''Fin'', when Hana declines to attend the neighboring culture festival.
** "Rich Girls' Daily Discussion Observation Arc ''Fin''", when Tama eavesdrops on Kamuri and some other rich girls to hear how they talk in private, only to overhear them making cute animal noises.
* RunningGag: During the Hoshio school festival arc, every time a plot thread ends anti-climatically, a laurel wreath with "[Event] Arc ''Fin''" appears.
** "Hannen Hiroe's Culture Festival 2nd Day Arc ''Fin''", after Hiroe declines to show up two days in a row.
** "Elite Four's Boys' School Culture Festival Arc ''Fin'', when Hana declines to attend the neighboring culture festival.
** "Rich Girls' Daily Discussion Observation Arc ''Fin''", when Tama eavesdrops on Kamuri and some other rich girls to hear how they talk in private, only to overhear them making cute animal noises.
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* OneGenderSchool: Hana attends Hoshio Private Girls' Academy, an all-girls' school. Chapter 108 states there's a boy's school next door, but it doesn't mention if it's part of Hoshio or just an unrelated school.
* RunningGag: During the Hoshio school festival arc, every time a plot thread ends anti-climatically, a laurel wreath with "[Event] Arc ''Fin''" appears.
** "Hannen Hiroe's Culture Festival 2nd Day Arc ''Fin''", after Hiroe declines to show up two days in a row.
** "Elite Four's Boys' School Culture Festival Arc ''Fin'', when Hana declines to attend the neighboring culture festival.
** "Rich Girls' Daily Discussion Observation Arc ''Fin''", when Tama eavesdrops on Kamuri and some other rich girls to hear how they talk in private, only to overhear them making cute animal noises.
* RunningGag: During the Hoshio school festival arc, every time a plot thread ends anti-climatically, a laurel wreath with "[Event] Arc ''Fin''" appears.
** "Hannen Hiroe's Culture Festival 2nd Day Arc ''Fin''", after Hiroe declines to show up two days in a row.
** "Elite Four's Boys' School Culture Festival Arc ''Fin'', when Hana declines to attend the neighboring culture festival.
** "Rich Girls' Daily Discussion Observation Arc ''Fin''", when Tama eavesdrops on Kamuri and some other rich girls to hear how they talk in private, only to overhear them making cute animal noises.
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* OneGenderSchool: Hana attends Hoshio Private Girls' Academy, an all-girls' school. Chapter 108 states there's a boy's school next door, but it doesn't mention if it's part of Hoshio or just an unrelated school.\n* RunningGag: During the Hoshio school festival arc, every time a plot thread ends anti-climatically, a laurel wreath with "[Event] Arc ''Fin''" appears.\n** "Hannen Hiroe's Culture Festival 2nd Day Arc ''Fin''", after Hiroe declines to show up two days in a row.\n** "Elite Four's Boys' School Culture Festival Arc ''Fin'', when Hana declines to attend the neighboring culture festival.\n** "Rich Girls' Daily Discussion Observation Arc ''Fin''", when Tama eavesdrops on Kamuri and some other rich girls to hear how they talk in private, only to overhear them making cute animal noises.
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* EliteFour: Tama dubs the main characters this, with Hana as their leader--to Hana's surprise.
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* OneGenderSchool: Hana attends Hoshio Private Girls' Academy, an all-girls' school.
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* OneGenderSchool: Hana attends Hoshio Private Girls' Academy, an all-girls' school. Chapter 108 states there's a boy's school next door, but it doesn't mention if it's part of Hoshio or just an unrelated school.
* RunningGag: During the Hoshio school festival arc, every time a plot thread ends anti-climatically, a laurel wreath with "[Event] Arc ''Fin''" appears.
** "Hannen Hiroe's Culture Festival 2nd Day Arc ''Fin''", after Hiroe declines to show up two days in a row.
** "Elite Four's Boys' School Culture Festival Arc ''Fin'', when Hana declines to attend the neighboring culture festival.
** "Rich Girls' Daily Discussion Observation Arc ''Fin''", when Tama eavesdrops on Kamuri and some other rich girls to hear how they talk in private, only to overhear them making cute animal noises.
* RunningGag: During the Hoshio school festival arc, every time a plot thread ends anti-climatically, a laurel wreath with "[Event] Arc ''Fin''" appears.
** "Hannen Hiroe's Culture Festival 2nd Day Arc ''Fin''", after Hiroe declines to show up two days in a row.
** "Elite Four's Boys' School Culture Festival Arc ''Fin'', when Hana declines to attend the neighboring culture festival.
** "Rich Girls' Daily Discussion Observation Arc ''Fin''", when Tama eavesdrops on Kamuri and some other rich girls to hear how they talk in private, only to overhear them making cute animal noises.
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Hana Ichinose was afflicted with mumps on the day of her high school entrance examination, and so, was unable to attend high school. A year later, she takes the examination again and is admitted into high school, but Hana is concerned that her year-long sabbatical may alienate her from the students in her year, especially since she's now a year older than her peers. In spite of her slow start, Hana is determined to put forth her best effort and catch up to everyone else now that she's in high school.
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Hana Ichinose was afflicted with mumps on the day of her high school entrance examination, and so, was unable to attend high school. A Upon taking the exam a year later, she takes the examination again later and is admitted gaining admissions into high school, but Hana is concerned that her year-long sabbatical may alienate her from the students in her year, especially since she's now a year older than her peers. In spite of her slow start, Hana is determined to put forth her best effort and catch up to everyone else now that she's in high school.
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Hana Ichinose was afflicted with mumps[[note]]Vaccination against mumps is optional in Japan.[[/note]] on the day of her high school entrance examination, and so, was unable to attend high school. A year later, she takes the examination again and is admitted into high school, but Hana is concerned that her year-long sabbatical may alienate her from the students in her year, especially since she's now a year older than her peers. In spite of her slow start, Hana is determined to put forth her best effort and catch up to everyone else now that she's in high school.
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Hana Ichinose was afflicted with mumps[[note]]Vaccination against mumps is optional in Japan.[[/note]] on the day of her high school entrance examination, and so, was unable to attend high school. A year later, she takes the examination again and is admitted into high school, but Hana is concerned that her year-long sabbatical may alienate her from the students in her year, especially since she's now a year older than her peers. In spite of her slow start, Hana is determined to put forth her best effort and catch up to everyone else now that she's in high school.
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The mumps thing is unusual to many people, so it's appropriate to make a note of this. Source: Japanese Wikipedia on Japanese immunization law
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Hana Ichinose was afflicted with mumps on the day of her high school entrance examination, and so, was unable to attend high school. A year later, she takes the examination again and is admitted into high school, but Hana is concerned that her year-long sabbatical may alienate her from the students in her year, especially since she's now a year older than her peers. In spite of her slow start, Hana is determined to put forth her best effort and catch up to everyone else now that she's in high school.
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Hana Ichinose was afflicted with mumps[[note]]Vaccination against mumps is optional in Japan.[[/note]] on the day of her high school entrance examination, and so, was unable to attend high school. A year later, she takes the examination again and is admitted into high school, but Hana is concerned that her year-long sabbatical may alienate her from the students in her year, especially since she's now a year older than her peers. In spite of her slow start, Hana is determined to put forth her best effort and catch up to everyone else now that she's in high school.
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Cleanup for conciseness, and hai <name> desu, "Yes, it's me" is common enough a phrase so it's not a specific reference to any one series.
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* CameraAbuse: In the opening, the "camera" soars and swoops past Eiko, Tama, and Kamu. All three turn and smile for the lens. Then, it rushes towards Hana, who has a split-second to register it before it rams right into her face and bowls her over. It's pretty much the perfect EstablishingCharacterMoment for her.
* CulturalCrossReference: In episode 11, Tama jokes that her friends are like the Three Wise Men as played by the Three Stooges. Confused, Eiko promptly asks her what she's talking about.
* CulturalCrossReference: In episode 11, Tama jokes that her friends are like the Three Wise Men as played by the Three Stooges. Confused, Eiko promptly asks her what she's talking about.
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* CameraAbuse: In The camera collides with Hana in the opening, the "camera" soars and swoops past Eiko, Tama, and Kamu. All three turn and smile for the lens. Then, it rushes towards Hana, who has a split-second to register it before it rams right into opening sequence, knocking her face and bowls her over. It's pretty much the perfect EstablishingCharacterMoment for her.
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* CulturalCrossReference:In episode 11, Tama jokes that her friends are like the Three Wise Men as played by the Three Stooges. Confused, Stooges in episode eleven, but this is lost on her friends, and Eiko promptly asks her what she's talking about.to clarify as a result
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** In episode ten, when a bunch of people clamor for Eiko's attention by shouting her name, she replies, "[[LightNovel/KonoSuba Hai, Eiko desu]]."
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** In episode ten, when a bunch of people clamor for Eiko's attention by shouting her name, she replies, "[[LightNovel/KonoSuba Hai, Eiko desu]]."
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* CameraAbuse: In the opening, the "camera" soars and swoops past Eiko, Tama, and Kamu. All three turn and smile for the lens. Then, it rushes towards Hana, who has a split-second to register it before it rams right into her face and bowls her over. It's pretty much the perfect EstablishingCharacterMoment for her.
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* FestivalEpisode: Part of the eleventh episode is set in traditional summer festival.
* FrameBreak: Tamate's flustered reaction to her grandmothers relaying what she says about her classmates actually cause the borders of the screen to shake, as if she's slamming on a frame.
* FrameBreak: Tamate's flustered reaction to her grandmothers relaying what she says about her classmates actually cause the borders of the screen to shake, as if she's slamming on a frame.
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* FestivalEpisode: Part The second half of the eleventh episode eleven is set in traditional focused around Hana and her friends attending a summer festival.
* FrameBreak: Out of embarrassment to her grandmothers' remarks about her classmates, Tamate'sflustered reaction to her grandmothers relaying what she says about her classmates actually motions cause the borders of the screen very frame to shake, shake as if she's slamming on a frame.though she were beating it.
* FrameBreak: Out of embarrassment to her grandmothers' remarks about her classmates, Tamate's
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** The ice cream vending machine at school sells "Sixteen Ice" from "Plico." This comes from [[https://www.glico.com/jp/enjoy/service/seventeenice/ Glico's Seventeen Ice line]] which is often sold in vending machines.
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** The ice cream school's ice-cream vending machine at school sells "Sixteen Ice" from "Plico." This comes "Plico", which is derived from [[https://www.glico.com/jp/enjoy/service/seventeenice/ Glico's Seventeen Ice line]] which is often sold in vending machines."Seventeen Ice" brand.
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* BlandNameProduct: In the eighth episode, some of Karmuri's classmates offer her some Packy biscuit sticks.
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** The ice cream vending machine at school sells "Sixteen Ice" from "Plico." This comes from [[https://www.glico.com/jp/enjoy/service/seventeenice/ Glico's Seventeen Ice line]] which is often sold in vending machines.
** In the eighth episode, some of Karmuri's classmates offer her some Packy biscuit
** The ice cream vending machine at school sells "Sixteen Ice" from "Plico." This comes from [[https://www.glico.com/jp/enjoy/service/seventeenice/ Glico's Seventeen Ice line]] which is often sold in vending machines.
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* BlandNameProduct: In the eighth episode some of the classmates had Packy biscuit sticks.
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* BlandNameProduct: In the eighth episode episode, some of the Karmuri's classmates had offer her some Packy biscuit sticks.
