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* {{Ninja}}: Chiho is descendant of the Masuda Clan and is their heir apparent. While her cousin, Kyoko, is from the Kirishima Clan, which is one of their branch families. Between the two, Chiho is the more [[FragileSpeedster traditional example.]] Kyoko is the [[StoneWall exact opposite.]]
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* {{Ninja}}: Chiho is descendant of the Masuda Clan and is their heir apparent. While her cousin, Kyoko, is from the Kirishima Clan, which is one of their branch families. Between the two, Chiho is the more [[FragileSpeedster traditional example.]] example. Kyoko is the [[StoneWall exact opposite.]]
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''Advanced Variable Geo'' (or ''Advanced V.G.'' as {{officially shortened|title}}) is a duology of console {{Fighting Game}}s by the company Technical Group Laboratory (TGL). The general premise, where in the future a grand championship tournament called Variable Geo is held annually to determine who is the strongest waitress in the world, derives from a series of [[HGame H-Games]]. This page is for the BleachedUnderpants console games only.
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''Advanced Variable Geo'' (or ''Advanced V.G.'' as {{officially shortened|title}}) shortened|Title}}) is a duology of console {{Fighting Game}}s by the company Technical Group Laboratory (TGL). The general premise, where in the future a grand championship tournament called Variable Geo is held annually to determine who is the strongest waitress in the world, derives from a series of [[HGame H-Games]]. This page is for the BleachedUnderpants console games only.
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Filled with fanservice and other sexist tropes.
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* FeministFantasy: Noted in both the ActionGirl and AlmightyJanitor entries.
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* AlmightyJanitor: In VG, the waitresses are the most powerful humans on the face of the planet and are competing for the title of "goddess". Which makes them the ideal test specimens for The Jahana Group.
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* AlmightyJanitor: In VG, the waitresses are the most powerful humans on the face of the planet and are competing for the title of "goddess"."Virgin Goddess". Which makes them the ideal test specimens for The Jahana Group.
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* ExcusePlot: As mentioned in the summary, the first two pre-''Advanced'' games [[PornWithoutPlot had virtually no story]], [[spoiler: as the entire point was to see the girls naked and raped]], whenever they lost.
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''Advanced Variable Geo'' (or ''Advanced V.G.'' as {{officially shortened|title}}) is a duology of console {{Fighting Game}}s by the company Technical Group Laboratory (TGL). The general premise, where in the future a grand championship tournament called Variable Geo is held annually to determine who is the strongest waitress in the world, derives from a series of {{H-Game}}s. This page is for the BleachedUnderpants console games only.
The first ''Advanced V.G.'' was a quasi-remake of the original {{H-Game}}, with [[DeletedScene the hentai content removed]]. It was released for the PCEngine (1994), SuperFamicom (1995, as ''[[SuperTitle64Advance Super Variable Geo]]'', with the story mode removed), PlayStation (1996) and SegaSaturn (1997; the H-scenes were restored to this last version in a [[{{Bowdlerise}} Boldlerised]] state). It also introduced the series' overarching plot in which the waitresses (Yuka and Reimi, in particular), were being manipulated from behind the scenes by Reimi's mother, Miranda, whose goal was to use them as test subjects in order to create the ultimate fighting machine.
The first ''Advanced V.G.'' was a quasi-remake of the original {{H-Game}}, with [[DeletedScene the hentai content removed]]. It was released for the PCEngine (1994), SuperFamicom (1995, as ''[[SuperTitle64Advance Super Variable Geo]]'', with the story mode removed), PlayStation (1996) and SegaSaturn (1997; the H-scenes were restored to this last version in a [[{{Bowdlerise}} Boldlerised]] state). It also introduced the series' overarching plot in which the waitresses (Yuka and Reimi, in particular), were being manipulated from behind the scenes by Reimi's mother, Miranda, whose goal was to use them as test subjects in order to create the ultimate fighting machine.
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''Advanced Variable Geo'' (or ''Advanced V.G.'' as {{officially shortened|title}}) is a duology of console {{Fighting Game}}s by the company Technical Group Laboratory (TGL). The general premise, where in the future a grand championship tournament called Variable Geo is held annually to determine who is the strongest waitress in the world, derives from a series of {{H-Game}}s.[[HGame H-Games]]. This page is for the BleachedUnderpants console games only.
The first ''Advanced V.G.'' was a quasi-remake of the original{{H-Game}}, HGame, with [[DeletedScene the hentai content removed]]. It was released for the PCEngine (1994), SuperFamicom (1995, as ''[[SuperTitle64Advance Super Variable Geo]]'', with the story mode removed), PlayStation (1996) and SegaSaturn (1997; the H-scenes were restored to this last version in a [[{{Bowdlerise}} Boldlerised]] state). It also introduced the series' overarching plot in which the waitresses (Yuka and Reimi, in particular), were being manipulated from behind the scenes by Reimi's mother, Miranda, whose goal was to use them as test subjects in order to create the ultimate fighting machine.
The first ''Advanced V.G.'' was a quasi-remake of the original
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the original set of [[HGame H-games.]] The ''Advanced V.G.'' series did away with the {{hentai}} content, making it more of a mainstream fighting game series.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to the original set of [[HGame H-games.]] H-Games. The ''Advanced V.G.'' series did away with the {{hentai}} content, making it more of a mainstream fighting game series.
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* PlayingWithFire: Satomi might as well be a GenderFlip of [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Kyo Kusanagi]]. Erina uses KiAttacks to supercharge a cigarette lighter to create a makeshift flamethrower.
* RealityEnsues: Satomi used to have time to train. That came to a halt after her parents' death, since she now had to work two separate jobs to support herself and her kid brother.
* RealityEnsues: Satomi used to have time to train. That came to a halt after her parents' death, since she now had to work two separate jobs to support herself and her kid brother.
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* PlayingWithFire: Satomi might as well be a GenderFlip of [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Kyo Kusanagi]]. Erina uses KiAttacks KiManipulation to supercharge a cigarette lighter to create a makeshift flamethrower.
* RealityEnsues:flamethrower. While Satomi used to have time to train. That came to is essentially a halt after her parents' death, since she now had to work two separate jobs to support herself and her kid brother.gender flipped version of Kyo Kusunagi.
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*RealityEnsues: Satomi used to have time to train. That came to a halt after her parents' death, since she now had to work two separate jobs to support herself and her kid brother.
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* FriendlyRivalry: Yuka and her childhood friend, Satomi, trained together at the same dojo and have been competing against each other since childhood.
* GagBoobs: Yuka's so stacked that she's ''embarrassed'' by her appearance, while Erina uses her melons to carry a lighter tucked between them.
* GagBoobs: Yuka's so stacked that she's ''embarrassed'' by her appearance, while Erina uses her melons to carry a lighter tucked between them.
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* FriendlyRivalry: Yuka and her childhood best friend, Satomi, trained together at the same dojo and have been competing against each other since childhood.
childhood. Jun and Erina became friends during the tournament and have a tense rivalry of their own.
* GagBoobs: Yuka's so stacked that she's ''embarrassed'' by her appearance, while Erina uses her melons to carry a lightertucked between them.and as pillows for Manami to cry on.
* GagBoobs: Yuka's so stacked that she's ''embarrassed'' by her appearance, while Erina uses her melons to carry a lighter
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* {{Ninja}}: Chiho Masuda overtly, her cousin Kyoko Kirishima is also technically one.
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* {{Ninja}}: Chiho is descendant of the Masuda overtly, Clan and is their heir apparent. While her cousin Kyoko cousin, Kyoko, is from the Kirishima Clan, which is also technically one.one of their branch families. Between the two, Chiho is the more [[FragileSpeedster traditional example.]] Kyoko is the [[StoneWall exact opposite.]]
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* ShockAndAwe: All Hybrids have some unexplained power over electricity.
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* ShockAndAwe: All Hybrids of Miranda's hybrids have some unexplained the power over electricity.to summon lightning and channel it directly from their bodies.
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* FanserviceWithASmile: Pretty much everybody.
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* FanserviceWithASmile: Pretty much everybody.{{Justified}} in-universe, since the tournament is for waitresses only.
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*ChasteTeens: Aside from Reimi (who gets married during her ending in ''Advanced V.G.'') and Yuuki's [[HopelessSuitor one-sided crush]] [[IncompatibleOrientation on Satomi]], the other waitresses are all single and have no canon love interests. Making them a group of [[CelibateHero celibate heroines.]]
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* SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou: For the cover of the second game, [[http://img.gamefaqs.net/box/5/9/8/36598_front.jpg Yuka and Tamao are about to punch you!]]
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* ContinuityNod: ''Advanced V.G. II's'' story mode opens with [[{{flashback}} a flashback]] to Yuka's match with Jun, using the exact same footage from the OVA. Which is how Tamao [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EybYE3jQPDY first saw Yuka in action.]]
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* ContinuityNod: ''Advanced V.G. II's'' II'' has two references, suggesting it takes place after the OVA:
**The story mode opens with [[{{flashback}} a flashback]] to Yuka's match with Jun, using the exact same footage from the OVA. Which is how Tamao [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EybYE3jQPDY first saw Yuka in action.]]
**Yuuki's crush on Satomi (first seen in the OVA) was canonized in the second game, where she's Yuuki's end boss battle. Yuuki tries hitting on her before the fight, [[IncompatibleOrientation but her feelings are unrequited.]]
**The story mode opens with [[{{flashback}} a flashback]] to Yuka's match with Jun, using the exact same footage from the OVA. Which is how Tamao [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EybYE3jQPDY first saw Yuka in action.]]
**Yuuki's crush on Satomi (first seen in the OVA) was canonized in the second game, where she's Yuuki's end boss battle. Yuuki tries hitting on her before the fight, [[IncompatibleOrientation but her feelings are unrequited.]]
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* RecursiveAdaptation: The original ''Advanced V.G's'' plot was loosely adapted into the 3-part OVA, by Creator/{{KSS}} in 1996. Part of which was reused for the beginning of ''Advanced V.G. II's'' (released in '98) story mode.
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*RecursiveAdaptation: The original ''Advanced V.G's'' plot was loosely adapted into the 3-part OVA, by Creator/{{KSS}} in 1996. Part of which was reused for the beginning of ''Advanced V.G. II's'' (released in '98) story mode.
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* ActionGirl: Its about an all-womens MMA competition for combat waitresses, so the entire cast qualifies.
** WorldOfActionGirls: See the next entry.
** WorldOfActionGirls: See the next entry.
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* ActionGirl: Its about an all-womens MMA competition for combat waitresses, so the entire cast qualifies.
waitresses.
** WorldOfActionGirls:See As such, most of them are trained martial artists, while others are self-taught, and even [[BigBad the next entry.main antagonist]] and her [[{{tykebomb}} "babies"]] are female.
** WorldOfActionGirls:
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* {{Bokukko}}: Yuka fits this trope in the masculine pronoun department, however Jun fits this trope in both the masculine pronoun, tomboyish appearance and personality departments.
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* {{Bokukko}}: Yuka fits this trope in refers to herself using the masculine "boku" pronoun department, however Jun fits this trope in both and has [[OneOfTheBoys the masculine pronoun, tomboyish appearance and personality departments.to match.]] So does Jun, whose a straighter example in both departments, to the point of being a [[AmazonianBeauty hot amazon.]] Satomi, on the other hand, is an OreOnna.
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** Tamao is comparable [[Characters/StreetFighterAlpha to Sakura]], in that [[{{fangirl}} she greatly admires Yuka]] and strives to become just like her, by emulating Yuka's fighting style.
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** Tamao is comparable [[Characters/StreetFighterAlpha to Sakura]], in that [[{{fangirl}} she greatly admires Yuka]] and strives to become just like her, by emulating Yuka's fighting style. She also has the same backstory - with both being schoolgirls who first saw their respective role models in televised matches.
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** In the anime, Miranda is already dead, whereas in the game, she's shown to be still alive.
** Tamao didn't know who Satomi was, despite Satomi being present at ringside during Yuka's match with Jun. Made more egregious [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou since she]] [[ThePromise was the reason]] Yuka won.
** Tamao didn't know who Satomi was, despite Satomi being present at ringside during Yuka's match with Jun. Made more egregious [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou since she]] [[ThePromise was the reason]] Yuka won.
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** In the anime, Miranda is First, Miranda's already dead, whereas dead in the OVA, which was the reason for [[GrandTheftMe the "Black Goddess" project.]] Whereas in the game, she's shown to be still alive.
** Tamao saw the televised match between Yuka and Jun, yet didn't know who Satomiwas, despite was. Despite Satomi being present at ringside during Yuka's match with Jun. Made more egregious and was [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_z3YxPQ20s the reason Yuka won]][[note]]In the OVA, Yuka and Satomi [[ThePromise made a vow to each other]] that they wouldn't allow themselves to lose to anyone, [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou since she]] [[ThePromise was until they faced each other]] at the reason]] tournament. Yuka won.nearly conceded defeat to Jun, until Satomi reminded her of their promise[[/note]].
** Tamao saw the televised match between Yuka and Jun, yet didn't know who Satomi
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* ContinuityNod: ''Advanced V.G. II's'' story mode opens with [[{{flashback}} a flashback]] to Yuka's match with Jun, using [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_z3YxPQ20s the exact same footage]] from the OVA. Which is how Tamao [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EybYE3jQPDY first saw Yuka in action.]]
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* ContinuityNod: ''Advanced V.G. II's'' story mode opens with [[{{flashback}} a flashback]] to Yuka's match with Jun, using [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_z3YxPQ20s the exact same footage]] footage from the OVA. Which is how Tamao [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EybYE3jQPDY first saw Yuka in action.]]
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** Tamao had no idea who Satomi was, despite Satomi being present at ringside during the match. Made more egregious [[ThePowerOfFriendship since she was the reason]] Yuka won the match.
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** Tamao had no idea didn't know who Satomi was, despite Satomi being present at ringside during the match. Yuka's match with Jun. Made more egregious [[ThePowerOfFriendship [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou since she she]] [[ThePromise was the reason]] Yuka won the match.won.
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*AdaptationInducedPlothole: ''Advanced V.G. II's'' opening story mode cutscene suggests that it takes place sometime after the OVA (see the ContinuityNod entry), which creates two problems:
**In the anime, Miranda is already dead, whereas in the game, she's shown to be still alive.
**Tamao had no idea who Satomi was, despite Satomi being present at ringside during the match. Made more egregious [[ThePowerOfFriendship since she was the reason]] Yuka won the match.
**In the anime, Miranda is already dead, whereas in the game, she's shown to be still alive.
**Tamao had no idea who Satomi was, despite Satomi being present at ringside during the match. Made more egregious [[ThePowerOfFriendship since she was the reason]] Yuka won the match.
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* ContinuityNod: ''Advanced V.G. II's'' story mode opens with [[{{flashback}} a flashback]] to Yuka's match with Jun, from the ''Anime/VariableGeo'' OVA, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EybYE3jQPDY which is Tamao first saw Yuka in action.]]
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* ContinuityNod: ''Advanced V.G. II's'' story mode opens with [[{{flashback}} a flashback]] to Yuka's match with Jun, from the ''Anime/VariableGeo'' OVA, using [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_z3YxPQ20s the exact same footage]] from the OVA. Which is how Tamao [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EybYE3jQPDY which is Tamao first saw Yuka in action.]]
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*ContinuityNod: ''Advanced V.G. II's'' story mode opens with [[{{flashback}} a flashback]] to Yuka's match with Jun, from the ''Anime/VariableGeo'' OVA, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EybYE3jQPDY which is Tamao first saw Yuka in action.]]
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* StoneWall: Kyoko Kirishima in ''Advanced V.G. 2''. Her own offense is rather weak, but her defense is high, as is the damage output from her counter throws.
* VictoriasSecretCompartment: Erina keeps her aforementioned lighter [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything snugly between her breasts]].
* VictoriasSecretCompartment: Erina keeps her aforementioned lighter [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything snugly between her breasts]].
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* GetAholdOfYourselfMan: Attempted by Jun, Erina, and Reimi, who all tried snapping Yuka out of her HeroicBSOD [[ToughLove by challenging her.]] However...
** GoThroughMe: Tamao was blinded by [[{{fangirl}} her fangirlism]] [[CoolBigSis of Yuka]] and saw it as them ganging up on her, while she was down. So she took each of them on herself, and [[AvertedTrope made them back off of her.]]
** GoThroughMe: Tamao was blinded by [[{{fangirl}} her fangirlism]] [[CoolBigSis of Yuka]] and saw it as them ganging up on her, while she was down. So she took each of them on herself, and [[AvertedTrope made them back off of her.]]
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: ''Advanced V.G.'' makes waitressing [[RuleOfCool look cool and exciting]], by having them duke it out in [[SupernaturalMartialArts an MMA competition]] for the title of "Goddess". Except they uncover a nefarious scheme [[CorruptCorporateExecutive by the tournament sponsors]], involving genetic hybrids. They may as well call it ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters The Queen of Fighters.]]''
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: ''Advanced V.G.'' makes waitressing [[RuleOfCool look cool and exciting]], by having them duke it out in [[SupernaturalMartialArts an MMA competition]] for the title of "Goddess". Except they uncover a nefarious scheme [[CorruptCorporateExecutive by the tournament sponsors]], involving genetic hybrids. They may as well call it ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters The "The Queen of Fighters.Fighters".]]''
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* GetAholdOfYourselfMan: Attempted by Jun, Erina, and Reimi, who all tried snapping Yuka out of her HeroicBSOD [[ToughLove by challenging her.]] However...
** GoThroughMe: Tamao was blinded by [[{{fangirl}} her fangirlism]] [[CoolBigSis of Yuka]] and saw it as them ganging up on her, while she was down. So she took each of them on herself, and [[AvertedTrope made them back off of her.]]
** GoThroughMe: Tamao was blinded by [[{{fangirl}} her fangirlism]] [[CoolBigSis of Yuka]] and saw it as them ganging up on her, while she was down. So she took each of them on herself, and [[AvertedTrope made them back off of her.]]
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: The fate of the world depends on a group of [[SupernaturalMartialArts superpowered]] [[AlmightyJanitor waitresses]], [[MilitariesAreUseless rather than the military.]] Think about that.
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: The fate of the world depends on a group of ''Advanced V.G.'' makes waitressing [[RuleOfCool look cool and exciting]], by having them duke it out in [[SupernaturalMartialArts superpowered]] [[AlmightyJanitor waitresses]], [[MilitariesAreUseless rather than an MMA competition]] for the military.]] Think about that.title of "Goddess". Except they uncover a nefarious scheme [[CorruptCorporateExecutive by the tournament sponsors]], involving genetic hybrids. They may as well call it ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters The Queen of Fighters.]]''
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*GetAholdOfYourselfMan: Attempted by Jun, Erina, and Reimi, who all tried snapping Yuka out of her HeroicBSOD [[ToughLove by challenging her.]] However...
**GoThroughMe: Tamao was blinded by [[{{fangirl}} her fangirlism]] [[CoolBigSis of Yuka]] and saw it as them ganging up on her, while she was down. So she took each of them on herself, and [[AvertedTrope made them back off of her.]]
**GoThroughMe: Tamao was blinded by [[{{fangirl}} her fangirlism]] [[CoolBigSis of Yuka]] and saw it as them ganging up on her, while she was down. So she took each of them on herself, and [[AvertedTrope made them back off of her.]]
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** Tamao is comparable [[Characters/StreetFighterAlpha to Sakura]], in that [[{{fangirl}} she greatly admires Yuka]] and strives to become just like her, by emulating Yuka's fighting style.
** And Saki's character design is a mashup of [[Characters/TheKingOfFightersTheRugalSaga Rugal Berstein]], [[Characters/TheKingOfFightersTheOrochiSaga Iori Yagami, and Vice.]] Which is also reflected in her personality and fighting style, since she borrows attacks from each of them - including Rugal's "Genocide Cutter", Iori's claw swipes, and Vice's "Negative Gain".
** And Saki's character design is a mashup of [[Characters/TheKingOfFightersTheRugalSaga Rugal Berstein]], [[Characters/TheKingOfFightersTheOrochiSaga Iori Yagami, and Vice.]] Which is also reflected in her personality and fighting style, since she borrows attacks from each of them - including Rugal's "Genocide Cutter", Iori's claw swipes, and Vice's "Negative Gain".
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: Applies to all three of the [[ShotoClone Shoto characters:]]
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: Applies to all three Like most fighting games, several of the [[ShotoClone Shoto characters:]]cast are similar to characters from other fighting game series:
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**And Saki's character design is a mashup of [[Characters/TheKingOfFightersTheRugalSaga Rugal Berstein]], [[Characters/TheKingOfFightersTheOrochiSaga Iori Yagami, and Vice.]] Which is also reflected in her personality and fighting style, since she borrows attacks from each of them - including Rugal's "Genocide Cutter", Iori's claw swipes, and Vice's "Negative Gain".
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* PsychoForHire: Saki Shinjou serves Miranda and is the VG equivalent of [[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters Iori Yagami]], being she's an AxCrazy sadist, who's obsessed with killing Reimi and [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou won't allow anyone to get in her way.]]
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*GoryDiscretionShot: Invoked during Saki's ending. She's shown silhouetted against a red background as she [[spoiler: kills Reimi, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXWm-VeQROQ by ripping out her throat]]]].
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* RyuAndKen: Yuka and Satomi's [[FriendlyRivalry friendship/rivalry]] is portrayed in similar fashion (covered in the AlternateCompanyEquivalent and DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything entries).
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* RyuAndKen: Yuka and Satomi's [[FriendlyRivalry friendship/rivalry]] is portrayed in similar fashion (covered (noted in the AlternateCompanyEquivalent and DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything entries).