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* {{Bishonen}}: Kera and Masami.
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Creepy Cool Crosses has been renamed to Creepy Crosses as per this TRS thread
Zero Context Examples and examples that don’t fit the trope will be removed. The trope is about crosses being used as a symbol of the occult.
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* CreepyCoolCrosses: Angela's magic sign is a cross.
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''Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto'' (literally: "Things That Are Precious To a Mage"), also known as ''Someday's Dreamers'', started out as a {{manga}} series by Norie Yamada and Kumichi Yoshizuki. It takes place in a world where magic is a very common phenomenon, and where becoming mage is an official occupation. To obtain her license, Yume must perform requests by clients, which can range from trying to get into the news to recovering memories from decades ago. Most of the series deals with the serious decisions Yume faces regarding the use of her magic abilities and how it affects the relationship with her clients and the people surrounding her.
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''Someday's Dreamers'' (Japanese title: ''Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto'' (literally: Koto'', literally "Things That Are Precious To a Mage"), also known as ''Someday's Dreamers'', Mage") started out as a {{manga}} series by Norie Yamada and Kumichi Yoshizuki.Yoshizuki, which ran in ''Comic Dragon'' from 2002 to 2003. It takes place in a world where magic is a very common phenomenon, and where becoming mage is an official occupation. To obtain her license, Yume must perform requests by clients, which can range from trying to get into the news to recovering memories from decades ago. Most of the series deals with the serious decisions Yume faces regarding the use of her magic abilities and how it affects the relationship with her clients and the people surrounding her.
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Yume Kikuchi is a 15-year old girl who travels from her hometown in the north of Japan to Tokyo for an internship in the use of magic. Even though she has possessed magical abilities since birth, she is prohibited from using them until the obtains a license from the Bureau of Magic. For that purpose she becomes an apprentice, supervised and trained by Masami Oyamada, a young mage who lives in a house above the salsa cafe he runs.
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Yume Kikuchi is a 15-year old girl who travels from her hometown in the north of Japan to Tokyo for an internship in the use of magic. Even though she has possessed magical abilities since birth, she is prohibited from using them until the she obtains a license from the Bureau of Magic. For that purpose she becomes an apprentice, supervised and trained by Masami Oyamada, a young mage who lives in a house above the salsa cafe he runs.
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* ConspicuousCG: Especially when magic is used.
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''With all my heart!''
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Mahou tsukai Ni Taisetsu Na Koto (literally: "Things That Are Precious To a Mage"), also known as ''[[SomedaysDreamers Someday's Dreamers]]'', started out as a {{manga}} series by Norie Yamada and Kumichi Yoshizuki. It takes place in a world where magic is a very common phenomenon, and where becoming mage is an official occupation. To obtain her license, Yume must perform requests by clients, which can range from trying to get into the news to recovering memories from decades ago. Most of the series deals with the serious decisions Yume faces regarding the use of her magic abilities and how it affects the relationship with her clients and the people surrounding her.
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Dead Little Sister was renamed to Cynicism Catalyst. Misuse and Zero Context Examples are being purged.
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* DeadLittleSister: Or in this case, [[spoiler:Masami's dead girlfriend Takako]].
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** When you consider that her [[MeaningfulName name means]] "dream", [[FridgeBrilliance this makes complete sense]].
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* AccentRelapse: Yume has issues with this when she gets emotional.
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* OohMeAccentsSlipping: Yume has issues with this InUniverse when she gets emotional.
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* AccentRelapse: Yume has issues with this when she gets emotional.
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* MaleGaze: Not used overly much, but still present, usually invoving Melinda or shots of Yume's behind.
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* MaleGaze: Not used overly much, but still present, usually invoving involving Melinda or shots of Yume's behind.
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* AdventurousIrishViolins: This musical motif is used invoke the innocent wonder of a young magician trying to find her place in the world.
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The series was animated in 2003 by J.C. Staff, with a somewhat altered plot and added characters. There is also a sequel called ''[[MahouTsukaiNiTaisetsuNaKotoNatsuNoSora Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto ~Natsu no Sora~]]'', with a storyline and set of characters so totally different that it warrants having its own page. The show very much has a {{slice of life}} feel, with the emphasis more on the main characters' emotional development than the magical feats themselves--even though some of those are still pretty impressive.
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The series was animated in 2003 by J.C. Staff, with a somewhat altered plot and added characters. There is also a sequel called ''[[MahouTsukaiNiTaisetsuNaKotoNatsuNoSora Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto ~Natsu no Sora~]]'', ''Manga/SomedaysDreamersIISora'', with a storyline and set of characters so totally different that it warrants having its own page. The show very much has a {{slice of life}} feel, with the emphasis more on the main characters' emotional development than the magical feats themselves--even though some of those are still pretty impressive.
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''With all my heart!''
Yume Kikuchi is a 15-year old girl who travels from her hometown in the north of Japan to Tokyo for an internship in the use of magic. Even though she has possessed magical abilities since birth, she is prohibited from using them until the obtains a license from the Bureau of Magic. For that purpose she becomes an apprentice, supervised and trained by Masami Oyamada, a young mage who lives in a house above the salsa cafe he runs.
Mahou tsukai Ni Taisetsu Na Koto (literally: "Things That Are Precious To a Mage"), also known as ''[[SomedaysDreamers Someday's Dreamers]]'', started out as a {{manga}} series by Norie Yamada and Kumichi Yoshizuki. It takes place in a world where magic is a very common phenomenon, and where becoming mage is an official occupation. To obtain her license, Yume must perform requests by clients, which can range from trying to get into the news to recovering memories from decades ago. Most of the series deals with the serious decisions Yume faces regarding the use of her magic abilities and how it affects the relationship with her clients and the people surrounding her.
The series was animated in 2003 by J.C. Staff, with a somewhat altered plot and added characters. There is also a sequel called ''[[MahouTsukaiNiTaisetsuNaKotoNatsuNoSora Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto ~Natsu no Sora~]]'', with a storyline and set of characters so totally different that it warrants having its own page. The show very much has a {{slice of life}} feel, with the emphasis more on the main characters' emotional development than the magical feats themselves--even though some of those are still pretty impressive.
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!!Tropes:
* {{Ahoge}}: Yume has three, but she is by no means stupid.
** [[spoiler:Her losing them becomes a plot point in one episode]].
* BookEnds: The show starts and ends with Yume at the famous crossing in Shibuya, Tokyo.
* {{Bishonen}}: Kera and Masami.
* CannotSpitItOut: [[spoiler:Angela has a hard time telling Inoue how she feels for him. That poor Tokyo Tower...]]
** And then there's Melinda's issue with Masami.
* ComingOfAgeStory
* ConspicuousCG: Especially when magic is used.
* CountryMouse: Yume
* CreepyCoolCrosses: Angela's magic sign is a cross.
* DeadLittleSister: Or in this case, [[spoiler:Masami's dead girlfriend Takako]].
* EmotionlessGirl: Angela [[spoiler:, most of the time]].
* {{Flashback}}: Numerous.
* LeftHanging: The question whether [[spoiler:Masami and Melinda will get together]] is left unanswered.
* MaleGaze: Not used overly much, but still present, usually invoving Melinda or shots of Yume's behind.
* MentalWorld: Yume has the power to do this [[spoiler:, which becomes important in the end]].
* MissionControl: Apparently needed when controlling mages.
* MsFanservice: Melinda.
* MundaneFantastic
* MundaneUtility: Most of the requests for magic involve rather boring applications of such powers.
* PhenotypeStereotype: Angela, being non-Japanese, is of course blond with blue eyes.
* PsychicPowers
* ShirtlessScene: Kera and Masami get one in their first appearance.
* ShowerScene
* {{Tearjerker}}: Numerous. This is a rather ''serious'' show.
* TokenMiniMoe: Runa.
* TokyoTower: Playing a very prominent role in one episode.
* TwelveEpisodeAnime
** Technically eleven, since episodes 1 & 2 form a double length pilot.
* WizardingSchool
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''With all my heart!''
Yume Kikuchi is a 15-year old girl who travels from her hometown in the north of Japan to Tokyo for an internship in the use of magic. Even though she has possessed magical abilities since birth, she is prohibited from using them until the obtains a license from the Bureau of Magic. For that purpose she becomes an apprentice, supervised and trained by Masami Oyamada, a young mage who lives in a house above the salsa cafe he runs.
Mahou tsukai Ni Taisetsu Na Koto (literally: "Things That Are Precious To a Mage"), also known as ''[[SomedaysDreamers Someday's Dreamers]]'', started out as a {{manga}} series by Norie Yamada and Kumichi Yoshizuki. It takes place in a world where magic is a very common phenomenon, and where becoming mage is an official occupation. To obtain her license, Yume must perform requests by clients, which can range from trying to get into the news to recovering memories from decades ago. Most of the series deals with the serious decisions Yume faces regarding the use of her magic abilities and how it affects the relationship with her clients and the people surrounding her.
The series was animated in 2003 by J.C. Staff, with a somewhat altered plot and added characters. There is also a sequel called ''[[MahouTsukaiNiTaisetsuNaKotoNatsuNoSora Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto ~Natsu no Sora~]]'', with a storyline and set of characters so totally different that it warrants having its own page. The show very much has a {{slice of life}} feel, with the emphasis more on the main characters' emotional development than the magical feats themselves--even though some of those are still pretty impressive.
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!!Tropes:
* {{Ahoge}}: Yume has three, but she is by no means stupid.
** [[spoiler:Her losing them becomes a plot point in one episode]].
* BookEnds: The show starts and ends with Yume at the famous crossing in Shibuya, Tokyo.
* {{Bishonen}}: Kera and Masami.
* CannotSpitItOut: [[spoiler:Angela has a hard time telling Inoue how she feels for him. That poor Tokyo Tower...]]
** And then there's Melinda's issue with Masami.
* ComingOfAgeStory
* ConspicuousCG: Especially when magic is used.
* CountryMouse: Yume
* CreepyCoolCrosses: Angela's magic sign is a cross.
* DeadLittleSister: Or in this case, [[spoiler:Masami's dead girlfriend Takako]].
* EmotionlessGirl: Angela [[spoiler:, most of the time]].
* {{Flashback}}: Numerous.
* LeftHanging: The question whether [[spoiler:Masami and Melinda will get together]] is left unanswered.
* MaleGaze: Not used overly much, but still present, usually invoving Melinda or shots of Yume's behind.
* MentalWorld: Yume has the power to do this [[spoiler:, which becomes important in the end]].
* MissionControl: Apparently needed when controlling mages.
* MsFanservice: Melinda.
* MundaneFantastic
* MundaneUtility: Most of the requests for magic involve rather boring applications of such powers.
* PhenotypeStereotype: Angela, being non-Japanese, is of course blond with blue eyes.
* PsychicPowers
* ShirtlessScene: Kera and Masami get one in their first appearance.
* ShowerScene
* {{Tearjerker}}: Numerous. This is a rather ''serious'' show.
* TokenMiniMoe: Runa.
* TokyoTower: Playing a very prominent role in one episode.
* TwelveEpisodeAnime
** Technically eleven, since episodes 1 & 2 form a double length pilot.
* WizardingSchool
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