History VisualNovel / MajiDeWatashiNiKoiShinasai

** The [[OurPresidentsAreDifferent Prime Minister]] possesses more than just a passing resemblance to [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taro_Aso Mr. Taro Aso]]. In Mayucchi's route it's revealed that in addition to being a [[BadassInCharge Badass]], he's also a crack shot with a rifle, which just seals the deal.

* GreenEyes: All four of the Itagaki siblings have the same bright emerald green eyes, though it's a bit hard to tell with [[WideEyesAndShrunkenIrises the way Ryuuhei's eyes are]]. And the implications for the eye color of "spitfire or an untrustworthy person" is not lost for each of them.

** Men Are About Courage, bgm that was played each time Yamato or any other male character get their MomentOfAwesome.

** Yamato is a normal high school student. Monshiro is the daughter of a family so influential that multiple presidents and prime ministers attend her wedding. Her wedding to Yamato, that is. Fortunately, the Kuki family isn’t bothered at all and Ageha forces him to call her [[JapaneseSiblingTerminology onee-chan.]]

Minato-Soft also created another game called ''Majikoi SPARK'', another all-ages game where Jun Inoue is the protagonist (yes, ''that Jun''), and has various cameos from Minato-soft's other games, ''Tsujidou-san no Jun'ai/Virgin Road'', ''Anekouji Naoko to Gin'iro no Shinigami'', ''VisualNovel/ShoujotachiWaKouyaOMezasu'', and ''ViisualNovel/KimiGaArujiDeShitsujiGaOrede''.

* SupportingHarem: In the anime, Yamato is only pursuing Momoyo but manages to attract the attention of all of the Kazama Family girls. A change of form from the visual novel, where barring Miyako, Yamato is incapable of attracting more than one girl at a time.

* The Dragon: There are a few instances of Dragons through the series like

%% commented out, NotATrope * HGame: Not merely refering to the VisualNovel of this series, but in Episode 3 of the anime: [[spoiler: Miyako tries to use one - in fact it's even titled "Seriously Fall In Love With Miyako", hence features herself as the main character, or more specifically, the only winnable character (and what's more, it was apparently developed by Miyako herself) - to seduce Yamato. Unfortunately for her [[NotDistractedByTheSexy he doesn't budge]]]].

* AnimalMotif: Wanko as a dog most notably, though at one point Mayucchi comes up with one for everybody.

[[WhatCouldHaveBeen There was once an English fanpatch in the works, and it was nearly complete before work on it unfortunately stopped.]] It was then [[http://forums.fuwanovel.org/index.php?/topic/6556-majikoi-translation-project/ saved by these fine gentlemen]] and released in March of 2015. The same team would later complete an English patch for ''Majikoi S'', create [[https://majitranslations.wordpress.com Maji Translations]], and from there move on to making English patches for ''Majikoi A'' as well.

The anime aired as part of the Fall2011Anime and a sequel, ''Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai! S'', was released in [[http://www.minatosoft.com/majikoi-s/index5.html January 2012]]. The sequel adds more heroines, and more scenes to the already existing heroines. A second fandisc sequel, ''Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai! A'', [[http://www.minatosoft.com/majikoi-a/outline.php will be released in five parts]] featuring new heroines and after routes for Monshiro, Tsubame and Margit. A packaged version is being released in Fall of 2016, called ''A+'', which will add three mini-routes for Thelma Muller, Bushou, and Aki.

The anime aired as part of the Fall2011Anime and a sequel, ''Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai! S'', was released in [[http://www.minatosoft.com/majikoi-s/index5.html January 2012]]. The sequel adds more heroines, and more scenes to the already existing heroines. A second fandisc sequel, ''Maji de Watashi ni Koi Shinasai! A'', [[http://www.minatosoft.com/majikoi-a/outline.php will be released in five parts]] featuring new heroines and after routes for Monshiro, Tsubame and Margit. A packaged version is being released in Fall of 2016.

* CerebusSyndrome: The games are generally lighthearted throughout, with some drama here and there, but generally have a final route muuch darker than anything before it.

** Men are about courage, bgm that was played each time Yamato or any other male character get their MomentOfAwesome.
** Sword Dance, bgm that was played each time Mayucchi get serious in her battle.
** Bushi, song that was played during the battle between Momoyo against three deva of the martial art [[spoiler: which is played when the Otome the last of four devas appears to help Mayucchi and Ageha to defeat Momoyo]]

* MegaCorp: The Kuki Corporation, whose ''implied'' investments [[SerialEscalation include advanced robotics, AI, airlines, refineries, hotels, real estate]],[[spoiler: even cloning]]. And all of it protected by a [[PrivateMilitaryContractors private army]] of [[NinjaMaid Ninja Maids]] and [[BattleButler Battle Butlers]] recruited from the ranks of the [[WorldOfBadass world's greatest martial artists and deadliest mercenaries]]. Its a good thing that the owning Kuki Family appears, in spite of their arrogance, to have a strong sense of public duty and a firm moral compass.

* AManIsNotAVirgin: Kawakami [[VisualPun cherries]] swell up if picked by a virgin with the example used being Yonpachi, who is immediately the butt of jokes. That said, Stacy is embarrassed when Lee catches her picking the cherries and also having them swell up while those like Chika are too embarrassed to touch them.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Takae in the anime bears little resemblance to how she is in ''S'' and even that much is tossed away in the fandisks, which don't seem to be using the same version of her character. By A-5, she's almost completely different. Whether you want to say the anime changed her personality to make her a villain or the fandisks [[CanonImmigrant changed her]] to make her more sympathetic is probably a matter of personal opinion, however.

* AintNoRule
** The Kuki battle royale’s only rule is that there are no rules, so Frank Friedrich brings in a missile barrage via helicopter. [[AvertedTrope He’s immediately disqualified despite his protests because no matter what the rules are]], it’s still a four man team battle in a free for all competition, so bringing in outside assistance is cheating.
** Double subverted when it comes to Kawakami Ball. Azumi basically dopes herself up with consomme soup, but after doing it a second time they check the rules and find out that not only is there a rule about it, the rule specifically says that it's ''allowed.''

* LoopholeAbuse: In episode 12, a large group of thugs begins to march on the Prime Minister's office. There are armed soldiers outside, but they're told not to fire on unarmed civilians, despite the fact that said civilians are fist fighting them. One random thug picks up a rifle dropped by a soldier, but is immediately told to drop it, as it would then justify the JDF soldiers firing on them. So he drops it and they continue fighting against the soldiers, until Yamato and his crew show up to help, since they're not held back by the same restrictions.
* LoserProtagonist:
** Gakuto who, besides short stints with a serial sadist, fails to secure so much as a date for the duration of the game. In fact, in several of the [[WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue Where Are They Now Epilogues]], Gakuto is ''still'' getting turned down on a regular basis.
** Moro is another example, though it's much more downplayed than Gakuto. He's a weak nerd who can barely talk to girls he doesn't know, but his NiceGuy attitude and rational thinking make him less of a target for abuse than Gakuto.

* {{Badass}}: Hoo boy. Just about everybody is some derivative of Badass, with the exception of some of the non-combatants. ''Some''.

* ImprobableAge: There are 999 primary attendants in the Kuki ranks and apart from rank 0 and ranks 2-9 all of them seem to be under 30. They're all trained fighters, administrators, servants and more. Yamato enters the organization at age 17 in Monshiro based branches of the story and manages to climb several hundred ranks pretty quickly if he tries.
** The strongest people in the world who aren't old men are all girls under twenty.

* JerkassWithAHeartOfGold: The Itagki siblings are surprisingly nice to Yamato when they kiddnap him and force him to stay in their home. They feed him, let him use their bath, give him his own futon and Angel even makes a habit of playing video games with him. This is all because Tatsuko likes him and the others obviously wouldn't want to upset their sister by treating Yamato badly. In ''S'', Yamato can basically become their supervisor and ends up spending most of his time at their house. Angel and Ami are still fairly rude to him (Angel attacks him at one point because she's angry that Yamato [[spoiler:had sex with her and left afterwards]]) but are generally fine with having him around.