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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Rinzu has one in a DVD bonus scene, complete with a little "girl in the mirror" roleplay.
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* WeaponOfChoice: Momen uses swords, and Rinzu has a bow.

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Shintaro Umakai has been accepted as a teacher at the Amanohara Girls' School. What he's about to find out is that the school is aboard a ship, and he's acting as the teacher for the Lime Unit. Five girls with special powers, the ability to summon Raimu, spiritual armored warriors, who will be assisting the Amanohara on its invasion of the Lushun Fortress in Russia.

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Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Creator/ELFCorporation released in December 2002, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX''. The original game also has a TabletopGame/{{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2.

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Shintaro Umakai has been accepted as a teacher at the Amanohara Girls' School. What he's about to find out is that the school is aboard a ship, and he's acting as the teacher for the Lime Unit. Five girls with special powers, the ability to summon Raimu, spiritual armored warriors, who will be assisting the Amanohara on its invasion of the Lushun Fortress in Russia.




Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Creator/ELFCorporation, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX''. The original game also has a TabletopGame/{{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2.
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* SimpleStaff: Asa.
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Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Elf, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX''. The original game also has a TabletopGame/{{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2.

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Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Elf, Creator/ELFCorporation, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX''. The original game also has a TabletopGame/{{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2.
UsefulNotes/PlayStation2.
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Meganekko is no longer a trope. It's a Fanspeak term. Moving wicks to Bespectacled Cutie when appropriate.


* {{Meganekko}}: Kinu
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* PantyShot: Everyone at one point or another, but ''especially'' Momen.
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This is now Just For Fun, and should not be listed as a trope.


* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''Sakura Wars''), created the series. The original VisualNovel is the same, and also [-AS AN H-GAME!-]
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* RealSongThemeTune: The OVA ending is a cover of Finger 5's "Gakuen Tengoku" by the Lime Unit girls.

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* BigBad: [[UsefulNotes/RasputinTheMadMonk Grigori Rasputin]], leader of the Russian Spiritual Corps and an evil Raimu user who plots to TakeOverTheWorld.



* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: The final villain of the piece is [[UsefulNotes/RasputinTheMadMonk Rasputin]], here presented as an evil Raimu user who plans to TakeOverTheWorld.

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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: The final villain of the piece BigBad is [[UsefulNotes/RasputinTheMadMonk Rasputin]], here presented as an evil Raimu user who plans to TakeOverTheWorld.

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* BladeOnAStick: Sarasa.
* BlowYouAway: Rinzu.



* CensorSteam

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* %%* CensorSteam



* ChildSoldiers

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* %%* ChildSoldiers



* TheDitz: Momen

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* TheDitz: MomenMomen.



* ElementalPowers:
** PlayingWithFire: Momen
** MakingASplash: Sarasa
** ExtraOreDinary: Kinu
** BlowYouAway: Rinzu
** GreenThumb: Asa
* AFatherToHisMen: Captain Kaji
* FestivalEpisode: The OVA
* GoingCommando: In the first OVA, Sarasa puts on a gaudy pair of lucky underwear for what she thinks is a confession with Shintaro. After seeing that her friend/rival Rinzu went without panties, Sarasa promptly removes hers. Then it turns out ''everyone'' went without them.
-->'''Sarasa''': You're all cheaters!
** Momen also does this while the one pair of panties she owns is being washed.

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* ElementalPowers:
** PlayingWithFire: Momen
** MakingASplash: Sarasa
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ExtraOreDinary: Kinu
** BlowYouAway: Rinzu
** GreenThumb: Asa
* AFatherToHisMen: Captain Kaji
Kaji.
* FestivalEpisode: The OVA
OVA.
* GoingCommando: GoingCommando:
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In the first OVA, Sarasa puts on a gaudy pair of lucky underwear for what she thinks is a confession with Shintaro. After seeing that her friend/rival Rinzu went without panties, Sarasa promptly removes hers. Then it turns out ''everyone'' went without them.
-->'''Sarasa''': --->'''Sarasa''': You're all cheaters!
** Momen also does this while the one pair of panties she owns is being washed.



* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Major Date, and Sophia.]]

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* GreenThumb: Asa.
* TheGunslinger: Kinu.
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HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Major Date, and Sophia.]]



* {{Malaproper}}: Sarasa

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* MakingASplash: Sarasa.
* {{Malaproper}}: SarasaSarasa.



* {{Miko}}: Kinu

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* {{Miko}}: KinuKinu.



* NakedApron: Momen wears one to clean the bathroom. On "Onii-chan Day", ''everyone'' wears one.
** And in most NakedApron scenes, the underwear worn in the TV version is conspicuously absent on DVD.

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* NakedApron: Momen wears one to clean the bathroom. On "Onii-chan Day", ''everyone'' wears one. \n** And in most NakedApron Naked Apron scenes, the underwear worn in the TV version is conspicuously absent on DVD.



* PlayingWithFire: Momen



* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''Sakura Wars''), created the series.
** The original VisualNovel is the same as above, and also [-AS AN H-GAME!-]

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* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''Sakura Wars''), created the series.
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series. The original VisualNovel is the same as above, same, and also [-AS AN H-GAME!-]



* SimpleStaff: Asa.



** First, all of the girls (even Sophia's code name) are certain types of fabric.
*** Specifically, Momen = cotton, Asa = flax, Sarasa = calico, Kinu = silk, Rinzu = satin.
** Secondly, the Lime Unit get their surnames from famous Japanese generals. The first name of the general that inspired them is used for their Raimu.

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** First, all All of the girls (even Sophia's code name) are certain types of fabric.
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fabric. Specifically, Momen = cotton, Asa = flax, Sarasa = calico, Kinu = silk, Rinzu = satin.
** Secondly, the The Lime Unit get their surnames from famous Japanese generals. The first name of the general that inspired them is used for their Raimu.



* VoodooDoll: Kinu has several of them, including personalized ones for every member of the crew. She uses them for impromptu puppet shows, {{Companion Cube}}s, and is unafraid of impaling them with nails to stop her friends from getting in her way. On multiple occasions.
** Not to mention one particularly disturbing bonus ImagineSpot sequence featuring a naked Kinu and a human-sized talking voodoo doll...
* WeaponOfChoice:
** Swords: Momen
** SimpleStaff: Asa
** Archer: Rinzu
** TheGunslinger: Kinu
** BladeOnAStick: Sarasa

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* VoodooDoll: Kinu has several of them, including personalized ones for every member of the crew. She uses them for impromptu puppet shows, {{Companion Cube}}s, and is unafraid of impaling them with nails to stop her friends from getting in her way. On multiple occasions. \n** Not to mention one particularly disturbing bonus ImagineSpot sequence featuring a naked Kinu and a human-sized talking voodoo doll...
* WeaponOfChoice:
** Swords: Momen
** SimpleStaff: Asa
** Archer: Rinzu
** TheGunslinger: Kinu
** BladeOnAStick: Sarasa
WeaponOfChoice: Momen uses swords, and Rinzu has a bow.
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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: The final villain of the piece is [[RasputinTheMadMonk Rasputin]], here presented as an evil Raimu user who plans to TakeOverTheWorld.

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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: The final villain of the piece is [[RasputinTheMadMonk [[UsefulNotes/RasputinTheMadMonk Rasputin]], here presented as an evil Raimu user who plans to TakeOverTheWorld.
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Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Elf, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX''. The original game also has a {{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2.

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Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Elf, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX''. The original game also has a {{mahjong}} TabletopGame/{{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2.

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* CuteClumsyGirl: Momen.



* {{Dojikko}}: Momen.
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* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''SakuraWars''), created the series.

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* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''SakuraWars'' ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''SakuraWars''), ''Sakura Wars''), created the series.
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Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Elf, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX''. The original game also has a {{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the PS2.

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Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Elf, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX''. The original game also has a {{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the PS2.
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* CanonImmigrant: Koushi, Soushi and Oushi, Kuki's three familiars, were added in the anime, and made their way back into the UpdatedRerelease of the game on the PS2.

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* CanonImmigrant: Koushi, Soushi and Oushi, Kuki's three familiars, were added in the anime, and made their way back into the UpdatedRerelease of the game on the PS2.[=PS2=].
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->''[[UsefulNotes/RussoJapaneseWar It is the 37th year of the Meiji Era]]. At the edge of the grand continent of Eurasia, the echo of guns resounded. Japan was still a weak country at the time. Their existence depended on the fortress protected by the army of evil. And the ones who faced it were delicate girls. This is a story of love and inspiration of five young girls and one young man who assisted them.''

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->''[[UsefulNotes/RussoJapaneseWar ->''"[[UsefulNotes/RussoJapaneseWar It is the 37th year of the Meiji Era]]. At the edge of the grand continent of Eurasia, the echo of guns resounded. Japan was still a weak country at the time. Their existence depended on the fortress protected by the army of evil. And the ones who faced it were delicate girls. This is a story of love and inspiration of five young girls and one young man who assisted them.''
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* BoobBite: Provides the page image. Momen was experiencing a very specific version of MeatOVision, and saw Sarasa's chest as meat buns.

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* BoobBite: Provides the page image. BreastAttack: Momen was experiencing experienced a very specific version of MeatOVision, and saw Sarasa's chest as meat buns.buns. She then tried to take a bite out of them.
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Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Elf, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''{{Lime-iro Ryukitan X}}''. The original game also has a {{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the PS2.

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Originally a VisualNovel-slash-battle sim game by Elf, it was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in the winter of 2003. A two-episode {{OVA}} followed about a year after, transitioning to its sequel, ''{{Lime-iro Ryukitan X}}''. ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX''. The original game also has a {{mahjong}} spinoff, ''Lime-iro Jankitan'', and an UpdatedRerelease on the PS2.PS2.



!!Tropes in ''Lime-iro Senkitan'' include:

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!!Tropes in ''Lime-iro !!''Lime-iro Senkitan'' include:
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Tsumugi Shima and Sakon (her Raimu), Major Gamou and Linen (unvoiced), from ''{{Lime-iro Ryukitan X}}'' appear in the second part of the OVA, transitioning between the two series.

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* EarlyBirdCameo: Tsumugi Shima and Sakon (her Raimu), Major Gamou and Linen (unvoiced), from ''{{Lime-iro Ryukitan X}}'' ''VisualNovel/LimeIroRyukitanX'' appear in the second part of the OVA, transitioning between the two series.
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->''[[RussoJapaneseWar It is the 37th year of the Meiji Era]]. At the edge of the grand continent of Eurasia, the echo of guns resounded. Japan was still a weak country at the time. Their existence depended on the fortress protected by the army of evil. And the ones who faced it were delicate girls. This is a story of love and inspiration of five young girls and one young man who assisted them.''

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->''[[RussoJapaneseWar ->''[[UsefulNotes/RussoJapaneseWar It is the 37th year of the Meiji Era]]. At the edge of the grand continent of Eurasia, the echo of guns resounded. Japan was still a weak country at the time. Their existence depended on the fortress protected by the army of evil. And the ones who faced it were delicate girls. This is a story of love and inspiration of five young girls and one young man who assisted them.''
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* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''SakuraWars'', created the series)

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* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''SakuraWars'', ''SakuraWars''), created the series)series.
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* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''SakuraWars'', created the series

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* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''SakuraWars'', created the seriesseries)
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* RecycledINSPACE: Basically, it's ''SakuraWars'' [-IN THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR-]. This is justified, as Satoru Akahori (the original scriptwriter of ''SakuraWars'', created the series
** The original VisualNovel is the same as above, and also [-AS AN H-GAME!-]
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* WomanInWhite: Kuki
** WhiteHairedPrettyGirl
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Heroes Prefer Swords was redefined. Bad examples are being deleted.


** HeroesPreferSwords: Momen

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** HeroesPreferSwords: Swords: Momen
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Good Looking Privates now only deals with in-story acknowledgement that the person is better looking because of the uniform. Re-add with correct context if this example fits.


* GoodLookingPrivates
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The Archer was renamed to Archer Archetype. It isn\'t just about archery, but a specific archetype. Examples not showing that are being zapped - if your example was incorrectly deleted, add it back with the required context.


** TheArcher: Rinzu

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** TheArcher: Archer: Rinzu
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* YamatoNadeshiko: Rinzu.
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* {{A-Cup Angst}}: Asa is easily the flattest of the girls, and gets teased about it, to her annoyance.

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* {{A-Cup Angst}}: ACupAngst: Asa is easily the flattest of the girls, and gets teased about it, to her annoyance.
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* BoobBite: Provides the page image. Momen was experiencing a very specific version of {{Meat-O-Vision}}, and saw Sarasa's chest as meat buns.

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* BoobBite: Provides the page image. Momen was experiencing a very specific version of {{Meat-O-Vision}}, MeatOVision, and saw Sarasa's chest as meat buns.

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