History Manga / SorcererHunters

%%* HealingHands: Tira

* HotterAndSexier: The OVA. Tira and Chocola get their all black dominatrix attires faithfully adapted (minus the swastika on Chocola's hat) and the first episode especially indulges with the nipple shots.

%%* NotAsYouKnowThem: What happened to Carrot in the sequels is pretty traumatizing.

%%* LoveTriangle

%%* IfItsYouItsOkay: Gateau loves showing off his body to lots of girls... and to Marron.

%%* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands

%%* StupidSexyFlanders: Millefeuille in the manga and {{OVA}}s.

%%* Action Girl: Tira and Chocola.

%%* BadassBookworm: Marron and Tira

%%* DistressBall: ''Everyone'' gets handed one at some point.

* EpisodeOfTheDead: Manga Chapters 11-13 "The Spellbook of the Necromancer" and OVA episode 2 in which the Hunters battle a necromancer named the Death Master who's turning living humans into his [[VoodooZombie zombified slaves]].

%%* HotterAndSexier: The OVA, but especially the first episode.
%%* IdiotHero: Carrot

* EpisodeOfTheDead: Manga Chapters 11-12 in which the Hunters battle a necromancer named the Death Master who's turning living humans into his [[VoodooZombie zombified slaves]].

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Most often with character names -- ''Daughter'' or ''Dotta''? -- but even the name of the continent itself is not immune. Tokyopop alternated between translating it as ''Spooner'' and ''Spoolner''.

** You can also spot ''tons'' of Expy Extras in the background of various manga panels, especially in the beach episodes, and {{Cosplay}}s of characters from ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown'', ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'', ''Anime/UruseiYatsura'' and ''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'', amongst others. In the 'Iron Chef' chapter, most of the cast of ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}}'' seems to be in attendance.

* NoFourthWall: Happens constantly, but especially courtesy of Potato and his butler. The most blatant example is a chapter near the middle of the manga where Carrot thinks the series is ending, and proceeds to promise all his teammates their ideal endings. An author {{cameo}} jumps in just in time to ruin the ensuing Carrot/Marron HoYay, and explain that Carrot got the chapter title wrong.

* EdibleThemeNaming: ''Everyone.'' All named from cakes. Relatively obvious are Carrot, Onion, Abricot (apricot), Count Potato Chips, and Cinnamon Tea; there's also Tira Misu, Chocola (chocolate) and Marron (chestnut). Gateau, eclair, and mille-feuille are all French pastries. Sachertorte is a rich Austrian chocolate cake. Even [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_%28dessert%29 Charlotte]] is a food name. Satoru Akahori is fond of this trope, and practically everything he writes uses it.

* EdibleThemeNaming: ''Everyone.'' Relatively obvious are Carrot, Onion, Abricot (apricot), Count Potato Chips, and Cinnamon Tea; there's also Tira Misu, Chocola (chocolate) and Marron (chestnut). Gateau, eclair, and mille-feuille are all French pastries. Sachertorte is a rich Austrian chocolate cake. Even [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_%28dessert%29 Charlotte]] is a food name. Satoru Akahori is fond of this trope, and practically everything he writes uses it.

* {{Gainaxing}}: Done subtly in the TV series, done to a greater effect in the OVA. Chocola gets it far more often because her outfit in the OVA (also given to her [[spoiler:when she is revived]] at the end of the TV series, and it's her regular outfit in the manga) is probably the world's least practical outfit for battle: saggy pants held up by thin suspenders with ''no top on.''

%%* {{Brainwashed}}

%%* {{Fanservice}}

** The artist notes in the manga that Eclair's initial appearance is deliberately based on a certain female fighting game character, who is clearly Cammy from ''StreetFighter''. Not only that, but Eclair's brother Gateau is said to have been designed in the image of Guile. The artist also notes the village elder's similarity to Yoda of ''Franchise/StarWars''.

* BeachEpisode: Anime Episode 4 " The Fireworks of Love" has the Hunters head to the beach for a little R&R.

%%* BeachEpisode

%%* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Carrot ''and'' Chocola.

%%* {{Bishounen}}

%%* CasanovaWannabe: Carrot
%%* ChineseGirl: Daughter

%%* ClingyJealousGirl: Chocola

%%* CommissarCap: Chocola
%%* ContraltoOfDanger: Tira and Chocola.

%%* OfCorsetsSexy: Tira in "combat" mode favors these.
%%* OjouRinglets: Big Mama. Quite amusing, since [[spoiler:she actually does turn to ''be'' a princess.]]

%%* OpaqueNerdGlasses: Tira, while in her cloaked outfit.

%%* RazorFloss: Chocola's favorite weapon, also used by Tira in a slightly different form.

%%* ShrinkingViolet: Tira in "normal" mode.

%%* {{Stripperific}}: Chocola and Tira, literally.

%%* SuperpoweredEvilSide: Carrot's shapeshifting.

%%* {{Tsundere}}: Chocola (more tsuntsun) and Tira (more deredere). Carrot and Marron's mother Abricot in the manga qualifies as well.
* ThreePlusTwo: The manga started with Carrot, Tia and Marron with Marron and Chocola coming in ch. 6.

%%* VictoriousChildhoodFriend: [[spoiler: Tira in the manga]].

%%* WhipItGood: Tira's weapon is a whip.

%%* WoobieDestroyerofWorlds: [[spoiler:Charlotte, Big Mama's traumatised little brother]] in the manga.

* KnifeNut: Chocola's other WeaponOfChoice, aside of her RazorFloss, are throwing knives.
** Also [[spoiler: Abricot, in the manga]]

* {{Meganekko}}: Tira, outside the battlefield.

* TimeShiftedActor: In the anime, Lake's younger form is voiced by Creator/ReiSakuma and her older self is voiced by the late Creator/MasakoSugaya.