History Trivia / DontToyWithMeMissNagatoro

* RealitySubtext: The recurring ItsNotPornItsArt themes are extra hilarious when one considers [[HeAlsoDid the author's past.]]

* RealitySubtext: The recurring ItsNotPornItsArt themes are extra hilarious when one considers [[BleachedUnderpants the author's past.]]

* TheWikiRule: [[https://nagatoro.fandom.com/wiki/Nagatoro_Wiki Nagatoro Wiki]].

%pairing is Nagatoro & Senpai and that their development, even if perceived * FanWorks: Besides the fan-translations of the manga and Pixiv stuff (including a [[DoujinSoft mini-RPG]], ''Escape From The Room With My Kouhai''), some of the image-sets were further converted into VisualNovel form. It helps that one image-set is drawn like one already, down to the dialogue boxes.

%%** Comparisons have been made with ''Manga/RentAGirlfriend'', especially after both series anime adaptations aired (Rent A Girlfriend in 2020, Nagatoro in 2021). Subjects include Rent A Girlfriend's extremely slow development & inserting other characters to block Kazuya and Chizuru getting close to each other vs Nagatoro where it's clear the only romantic pairing is Nagatoro & Senpai and that their development, even if perceived as slow, is permanent. Kazuya is also considered quite weak willed for not sorting out his issues by admitting the truth of the situation, while Senpai grows and becomes a better person with his development.
* FanWorks: Besides the fan-translations of the manga and Pixiv stuff (including a [[DoujinSoft mini-RPG]], ''Escape From The Room With My Kouhai''), some of the image-sets were further converted into VisualNovel form. It helps that one image-set is drawn like one already, down to the dialogue boxes.

* RelationshipVoiceActor: Nagatoro and Gamo-chan are [[Anime/StarTwinklePrettyCure Cure Cosmo and Cure Selene]].
** Nagatoro used to be the President's [[Anime/CrossAnge loyal maid]]

* FanNickname:
** The series's title and main girl are sometimes jokingly given the alternate name of "Mr. Nagataki", as this is how Google Translate automatically renders "Nagatoro-san"'s characters (長瀞さん) rather than its proper spelling.
** Nagatoro is usually called "Noodletoro" whenever her [[RubberHoseLimbs arms get cartoony]] (hence "noodle arms"), and "Squidtoro" when she's hitting Senpai and it appears like she has multiple limbs. Sometimes she goes full body noodle and beyond, and some thus call her "Blobtoro".
*** There are also the instances where she's dressed as a CatGirl, she's "Nekotoro". This is strictly not a fan term since it actually appeared in a dream of Senpai's first, but has yet to be used besides that, and it took off with the fans. It would have been used in a later storyline if not for 774 using "Toro Cat" (''Toro Katto'') instead.
*** Nagatoro is referred to as "Protecctoro" whenever she becomes fiercely protective of Senpai, as in the popular meme "he protec(c) but he also attac(c)".
*** Hispanic fans sometimes call her jokingly "Nalgas de Toro" ("bull's buttcheeks" in Spanish) to make a language pun.
** Senpai is called "Chadpai", echoing the "Virgin vs. Chad" meme, whenever he manages to act assertively.
** Due to their initial lack of names, fans often referred to Gamo-chan and Yoshi as "Friend 1" and "Friend 2" respectively, stemming from live translation threads on Website/FourChan. During a livestream of 774 drawing, it was also noticed that he used A and B corresponding to 1 and 2, so that was as close as WordOfGod got for a while until their names were revealed. Sakura was also dubbed "Friend 3" or C and so on.
** Sakura was initially dubbed "Sleepy" because of her langourous expressions, which were later downplayed or dropped in the manga.
** Two of Senpai's yet-unnamed male classmates who surprisingly have faces are dubbed [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark "Kenny and Kyle"]] because they first appeared wearing coats and hoodies that made them resemble these characters, with Senpai as "Stan" (though "Kyle" may have appeared earlier in the school festival storyline without a face) and the manga arc where this happened was set during a school trip to a ski resort, akin to [[Recap/SouthParkS6E2Asspen "Asspen"]].
** Bleeding over from (parodies of) the current ''Franchise/DragonBall'' fandom, some other characters are referred to by Spanish terms like El Presidente,[[note]]Wrong gender because it's funnier[[/note]], La Hermana, El Hermano, etc.
** The various eyeless characters appearing in the series are sometimes called "{{Hentai}} MC", as drawing male protagonists without eyes is a traditional resource in hentai (as well as other media, like some light novels) to help the reader place himself in his shoes.
** The Public Morals Committee girl is "Moral-chan".
** Orihara is "Genki" [[GenkiGirl for obvious reasons]] and because, like the friends, she appeared long before being named.
** Sunomiya is "President Jr./Prez Jr." because her cousin the President (Prez) also shares the same family name.
** Since Nagatoro's sister is nicknamed "Anetoro" in the manga, this is converted to English as "Sistoro". Thus fans also apply this to their brother, calling him "Anitoro", or "Brotoro".

* DuelingWorks: The ''Nagatoro'' manga came out in a wave of other currently publishing "teasing girl" manga like ''Manga/TeasingMasterTakagiSan'' (which is set in middle school and is considerably more lighthearted), ''Yancha Gal no Anjou-San'' (which is similarly set in high school, but less reliant on bullying), ''Manga/UzakiChanWantsToHangOut'' (which deals with young adults in college), and ''Gal Gohan'' (which is also set in high school and is considerably lewder, with the girl going after her teacher). Interestingly, while ''Takagi-San'' was the first of the list to get published, the Pixiv ''Nagatoro'' image-sets actually predate all of them by several years, so it could be considered their spiritual progenitor. ''Nagatoro'' is also the most aggressive in tone, although not necessarily the darkest, of the bunch. And the original image-sets ''are'' darker than all of them, and can be seen as [[UnbuiltTrope an unusually twisted prefigurement]] of them.

** Nagatoro is usually called "Noodletoro" whenever her [[RubberHoseLimbs arms get cartoony]] (hence "noodle arms"), and "Squidtoro" when she's hitting Senpai and it appears like she has multiple limbs.

** Bleeding over from (parodies of) the current ''Franchise/DragonBall'' fandom, some other characters are referred to by Spanish terms like El Presidente,[[note]]Wrong gender because it's funnier[[/note]], La Hermana, the yet to be properly reintroduced El Hermano, etc.

** Since Nagatoro's sister is called "Anetoro" in the manga, this is converted to English as "Sistoro". Thus fans also apply this to their brother, calling him "Anitoro", or "Brotoro".

** Nagatoro's brother being called "Brotoro", and her sister as "Sistoro".

* DuelingWorks:
** The ''Nagatoro'' manga came out in a wave of other currently publishing "teasing girl" manga like ''Manga/TeasingMasterTakagiSan'' (which is set in middle school and is considerably more lighthearted), ''Yancha Gal no Anjou-San'' (which is similarly set in high school, but less reliant on bullying), ''Manga/UzakiChanWantsToHangOut'' (which deals with young adults in college), and ''Gal Gohan'' (which is also set in high school and is considerably lewder, with the girl going after her teacher). Interestingly, while ''Takagi-San'' was the first of the list to get published, the Pixiv ''Nagatoro'' image-sets actually predate all of them by several years, so it could be considered their spiritual progenitor. ''Nagatoro'' is also the most aggressive in tone, although not necessarily the darkest, of the bunch.
** Comparisons have been made with ''Manga/RentAGirlfriend'', especially after both series anime adaptations aired (Rent A Girlfriend in 2020, Nagatoro in 2021). Subjects include Rent A Girlfriend's extremely slow development & inserting other characters to block Kazuya and Chizuru getting close to each other vs Nagatoro where it's clear the only romantic pairing is Nagatoro & Senpai and that their development, even if perceived as slow, is permanent. Kazuya is also considered quite weak willed for not sorting out his issues by admitting the truth of the situation, while Senpai grows and becomes a better person with his development.

** Comparisons have been made with ''Manga/RentAGirlfriend'', especially after both series anime adaptations aired (Rent A Girlfriend in 2020, Nagatoro in 2021). Subjects include Rent A Girlfriend's extremely slow development & inserting other characters to block Kazuya and Chizuru getting close to each other vs Nagatoro where it's clear the only romantic pairing is Nagatoro & Senpai and that their development, even if perceived as slow, is permanent.

** Comparisons have been made with ''Manga/RentAGirlfriend'', especially after both series anime adaptations aired (Rent A Girlfriend in 2020, Nagatoro in 2021). These comparisons are often a compare & contrast, with a core feature being comparisons of Rent A Girlfriend's extremely slow development, inserting other characters to block Kazuya and Chizuru getting close to each other, vs Nagatoro where it's clear the only romantic pairing is Nagatoro & Senpai and that their development, even if perceived as slow, is permanent.

** Comparisons have been made with ''Manga/RentAGirlfriend'', especially after both series had their anime adaptations finish airing (Rent A Girlfriend in 2020, Nagatoro in 2021). These comparisons are often a compare & contrast, with a core feature being comparisons of Rent A Girlfriend's extremely slow development, inserting other characters to block Kazuya and Chizuru getting close to each other, vs Nagatoro where it's clear the only romantic pairing is Nagatoro & Senpai and that their development, even if perceived as slow, is permanent.

* DuelingWorks: The ''Nagatoro'' manga came out in a wave of other currently publishing "teasing girl" manga like ''Manga/TeasingMasterTakagiSan'' (which is set in middle school and is considerably more lighthearted), ''Yancha Gal no Anjou-San'' (which is similarly set in high school, but less reliant on bullying), ''Manga/UzakiChanWantsToHangOut'' (which deals with young adults in college), and ''Gal Gohan'' (which is also set in high school and is considerably lewder, with the girl going after her teacher). Interestingly, while ''Takagi-San'' was the first of the list to get published, the Pixiv ''Nagatoro'' image-sets actually predate all of them by several years, so it could be considered their spiritual progenitor. ''Nagatoro'' is also the most aggressive in tone, although not necessarily the darkest, of the bunch.

`* DuelingWorks: The ''Nagatoro'' manga came out in a wave of other currently publishing "teasing girl" manga like ''Manga/TeasingMasterTakagiSan'' (which is set in middle school and is considerably more lighthearted), ''Yancha Gal no Anjou-San'' (which is similarly set in high school, but less reliant on bullying), ''Manga/UzakiChanWantsToHangOut'' (which deals with young adults in college), and ''Gal Gohan'' (which is also set in high school and is considerably lewder, with the girl going after her teacher). Interestingly, while ''Takagi-San'' was the first of the list to get published, the Pixiv ''Nagatoro'' image-sets actually predate all of them by several years, so it could be considered their spiritual progenitor. ''Nagatoro'' is also the most aggressive in tone, although not necessarily the darkest, of the bunch.

* AmateurCast: In stark contrast with the Japanese version, Nagatoro and Senpai's voice actors in the Latin American Spanish dub, Gabriela Gris and Alex Villamar respectively, had very few roles under their resumes and most of them are either secondary or tertiary characters, or random voices, being this show their first one when they voice lead roles.[[note]]Through Villamar voiced Shiroe in ''LightNovel/LogHorizon'' before, since the Latin American dub of this show debuts at January 2022.[[/note]]
* DuelingWorks: The ''Nagatoro'' manga came out in a wave of other currently publishing "teasing girl" manga like ''Manga/TeasingMasterTakagiSan'' (which is set in middle school and is considerably more lighthearted), ''Yancha Gal no Anjou-San'' (which is similarly set in high school, but less reliant on bullying), ''Manga/UzakiChanWantsToHangOut'' (which deals with young adults in college), and ''Gal Gohan'' (which is also set in high school and is considerably lewder, with the girl going after her teacher). Interestingly, while ''Takagi-San'' was the first of the list to get published, the Pixiv ''Nagatoro'' image-sets actually predate all of them by several years, so it could be considered their spiritual progenitor. ''Nagatoro'' is also the most aggressive in tone, although not necessarily the darkest, of the bunch.