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* IdiotHair: Both Tanya (chapter 2 and 7) and Ritsu (chapter 3) sport a very prominent one, although their idiocy manifests in different ways − the former is clumsy and blatantly selfish while the latter is overly formal yet completely obsessed with food.
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* PhenotypeStereotype: PlayedWith − Tanya, as a Russian crane, is naturally white as a bird and thus has the white hair and teal eyes typical of Russian manga characters as a human.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Left: Akogi-san; right: Tanya the crane; up: Uzuki Ritsu]]
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->''"One morning, as I woke up… I saw my dad leaping out the window and flying to work. Mom had three faces and six arms, preparing breakfast three times faster than usual. If wishes could come true, what dreams would you live? This is a wonderland. A world where everything has changed, and nothing changes."''
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->''"One morning, as I woke up… I saw my dad leaping out the window and flying to work. Mom had three faces and six arms, preparing breakfast three times faster than usual. If wishes could come true, what dreams would you live? This is a wonderland. A world where everything has changed, and nothing changes."''
-->--'''Kodaira Kotarou, protagonist of the first chapter'''
-->--'''Kodaira Kotarou, protagonist of the first chapter'''
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One day, without warning, an alien spaceship crashlands in the ordinary city of Yumemigaoka. While the crash doesn’t make any victims and the alien promptly apologizes for the incovenience, it also causes some… changes around the world. People’s personal wishes start coming true and the laws of physics and logic become a lot more fleeting: trains start to fly, dinosaurs walk the streets, some people get superpowers or transform into all sorts of things while others remain normal… From there, we follow the stories of various characters caught up in all this weirdness.
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One day, without warning, an alien spaceship crashlands in the ordinary city of Yumemigaoka. While the crash doesn’t make any victims and the alien promptly apologizes for the incovenience, it also causes some… changes around the world. People’s personal wishes start coming true and the laws of physics and logic become a lot more fleeting: trains start to fly, dinosaurs casually walk the streets, some people get superpowers or transform into all sorts of things while others remain normal… From there, we follow the stories of various characters caught up in all this weirdness.
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One day, without warning, an alien spaceship crashlands in the ordinary city of Yumemigaoka. While the crash doesn’t make any victims and the alien promptly apologizes for the incovenience, it also causes some… changes around the world. People’s personal wishes start coming true and the laws of physics and logic become a lot more fleeting. From there, we follow the stories of various characters caught up in all this weirdness.
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One day, without warning, an alien spaceship crashlands in the ordinary city of Yumemigaoka. While the crash doesn’t make any victims and the alien promptly apologizes for the incovenience, it also causes some… changes around the world. People’s personal wishes start coming true and the laws of physics and logic become a lot more fleeting. fleeting: trains start to fly, dinosaurs walk the streets, some people get superpowers or transform into all sorts of things while others remain normal… From there, we follow the stories of various characters caught up in all this weirdness.
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* IdenticalPanelGag: This is Masuda Eiji we’re talking about. While it’s not used as prominently as in Jitsu wa or Hachi, there are still some copy-pasted page compositions in the more wacky chapters, notably chapter 7 focused on the crane Tanya.
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* FlyingSeafoodSpecial: The city has fish flying all around it as if it was a giant aquarium, which reinforces the feeling of being constantly in a dream, a place that’s not quite real.
* IdenticalPanelGag: This is Masuda Eiji we’re talking about. While it’s not used as prominently as inJitsu wa ''Jitsu wa'' or Hachi, ''Hachi'', there are still some copy-pasted page compositions in the more wacky chapters, notably chapter 7 focused on the crane Tanya.
* IdenticalPanelGag: This is Masuda Eiji we’re talking about. While it’s not used as prominently as in
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The second half of chapter 3, where Ritsu starts to mindlessly indulge in her appetite, has obvious parallels with sexual liberation, with some shots that almost wouldn’t feel out of place in a {{hentai}}.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The second half of chapter 3, where Ritsu starts to mindlessly indulge in her appetite, has obvious parallels with sexual liberation, with some shots and reactions from both characters that almost wouldn’t feel out of place in a {{hentai}}.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: The second half of chapter 3, where Ritsu starts to mindlessly indulge in her appetite, has obvious parallels with sexual liberation, with some shots that almost wouldn’t feel out of place in a {{hentai}}.
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* PsychologicalHorror: Chapter 3 (focused on [[ExtremeOmnivore Uzuki Ritsu]]) has some elements of it, especially at the very end where [[spoiler:Ritsu seems to genuinely restrain herself to not eat her new friend alive]]; but it’s most prominent in chapter 8, focused on an "invisible woman" [[spoiler:where "Cuco" is trapped in a cycle of constantly erasing her own memory and it turns out she has already "met" with Claire several times, which the latter gleefully reveals to her.]] It is so far the only chapter that’s almost devoid of comedy.
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* PsychologicalHorror: Chapter 3 (focused on [[ExtremeOmnivore Uzuki Ritsu]]) has some elements of it, especially at the very end where [[spoiler:Ritsu seems to genuinely restrain herself to not eat her new friend alive]]; but it’s most prominent in chapter 8, focused on an "invisible woman" [[spoiler:where "Cuco" is trapped in a cycle of constantly erasing her own memory and it turns out she has already "met" with Claire several times, which the latter gleefully reveals to her.her; she’s also terrified to find out that she is, in fact, not invisible and people call her by her old name.]] It is so far the only chapter that’s almost devoid of comedy.
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* OccultDetective: Claire and her beloved Professor investigate on wishes and their supernatural effects since the Crash, taking requests from strangers to elucidate mysteries. [[spoiler:It is thus ironic that both of them are strongly implied [[DeadAllAlong to be some kind of ghosts.]]]]
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* OccultDetective: Claire and her beloved Professor investigate on wishes and their supernatural effects since the Crash, taking requests from strangers to elucidate mysteries.mysteries in chapter 6 and 8. [[spoiler:It is thus ironic that both of them are strongly implied [[DeadAllAlong to be some kind of ghosts.]]]]
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* TheCameo: The early chapters are littered with background cameo’s (and even some talking ones) from [[Manga/SakuraDiscord Masuda’s]] [[Manga/MyMonsterSecret previous]] [[Manga/ShuukanShounenHachi series]], strongly establishing that this one takes place in the same universe. Once that’s established though, they become few and far between.
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* TheCameo: The early chapters are littered with background cameo’s cameos (and even some talking ones) from [[Manga/SakuraDiscord Masuda’s]] [[Manga/MyMonsterSecret previous]] [[Manga/ShuukanShounenHachi series]], strongly establishing that this one takes place in the same universe. Once that’s established though, they become few and far between.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Unsurprisingly, some of the wishes come with unexpected side effects, such as the ability to fly being activated by farting (chapter 1), the ability to eat as much as one’s want leading to constant hunger (chapter 3), or [[spoiler:the wish to erase your imperfect self leading to constantly erasing your own memory]] (chapter 8).
* BigEater: Uzuki Ritsu’s wish was to be able to "eat anything she likes as much as she likes". [[spoiler:Her wish came true in the most literal sense possible, as she became able to eat [[ExtremeOmnivore literally anything]].]]
* TheCameo: The early chapters are littered with background cameo’s (and even some talking ones) from [[Manga/SakuraDiscord Masuda’s]] [[Manga/MyMonsterSecret previous]] [[Manga/ShuukanShounenHachi series]], strongly establishing that this one takes place in the same universe. Once that’s established though, they become few and far between.
* DatingCatwoman: PlayedWith. The superhero protagonist of chapter 4 and 5 thought he was in such a relationship with his archnemesis the Black Princess, and was even about to propose to her, but found out that she was already dating someone else.
* IdenticalPanelGag: This is Masuda Eiji we’re talking about. While it’s not used as prominently as in Jitsu wa or Hachi, there are still some copy-pasted page compositions in the more wacky chapters, notably chapter 7 focused on the crane Tanya.
* OccultDetective: Claire and her beloved Professor investigate on wishes and their supernatural effects since the Crash, taking requests from strangers to elucidate mysteries. [[spoiler:It is thus ironic that both of them are strongly implied [[DeadAllAlong to be some kind of ghosts.]]]]
* PsychologicalHorror: Chapter 3 (focused on [[ExtremeOmnivore Uzuki Ritsu]]) has some elements of it, especially at the very end where [[spoiler:Ritsu seems to genuinely restrain herself to not eat her new friend alive]]; but it’s most prominent in chapter 8, focused on an "invisible woman" [[spoiler:where "Cuco" is trapped in a cycle of constantly erasing her own memory and it turns out she has already "met" with Claire several times, which the latter gleefully reveals to her.]] It is so far the only chapter that’s almost devoid of comedy.
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''Yumemigaoka Wonderland'' is a manga by Masuda Eiji, started in 2020 in the Bessatsu Shonen Champion. [[TheVerse Set in the same universe as his other works]], the series (which is his first monthly publication) is written as a an anthology with some recurring characters but mostly self-contained stories. While Masuda’s trademark rapid-fire comedy is still present, some of the stories can have surprisingly dark or disturbing twists, creating mixes of tone as strange as the series’ world itself.
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''Yumemigaoka Wonderland'' is a manga by Masuda Eiji, started in 2020 in the Bessatsu Shonen Champion. [[TheVerse Set in the same universe as his other works]], the series (which is his first monthly publication) is this time written as a an anthology with some recurring characters but mostly self-contained stories. While Masuda’s trademark rapid-fire comedy is still present, some of the stories can have surprisingly dark or disturbing twists, creating mixes of tone as strange as the series’ world itself.
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One day, without warning, an alien spaceship crashlands in the ordinary city of Yumemigaoka. While the crash doesn’t make any victims and the alien promptly apologizes for the incovenience, it also causes some… changes around the world. People’s personal wishes start coming true and the laws of physics and logic become a lot more fleeting. From there, we follow the stories of various characters caught up in all this weirdness.
''Yumemigaoka Wonderland'' is a manga by Masuda Eiji, started in 2020 in the Bessatsu Shonen Champion. [[TheVerse Set in the same universe as his other works]], the series (which is his first monthly publication) is written as a an anthology with some recurring characters but mostly self-contained stories. While Masuda’s trademark rapid-fire comedy is still present, some of the stories can have surprisingly dark or disturbing twists, creating mixes of tone as strange as the series’ world itself.
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''Yumemigaoka Wonderland'' is a manga by Masuda Eiji, started in 2020 in the Bessatsu Shonen Champion. [[TheVerse Set in the same universe as his other works]], the series (which is his first monthly publication) is written as a an anthology with some recurring characters but mostly self-contained stories. While Masuda’s trademark rapid-fire comedy is still present, some of the stories can have surprisingly dark or disturbing twists, creating mixes of tone as strange as the series’ world itself.
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