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* OurZombiesAreDifferent: While the zombies are standard issue for the most part, there is one symptom of zombification that is different than most. If amputation of an infected limb is successful, there's a chance that the infection is still present and can affect the brain, as shown with [[spoiler: Elise's near total amnesia]].
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* {{Adorkable}}: All of the main cast are this in varying ways, but Hotaru is the stand out example; she's [[CannotSpitItOut easily]] [[LuminescentBlush flustered]] whenever romance is involved (''especially'' whenever with Kayla), [[GoshdangItToHeck refuses to curse]], and [[{{Squee}} squees]] whenever she gossips with a friend.
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* {{Expy}}: Jeff shares a striking resemblance to [[VideoGame/TheWalkingDead Lee Everett]], including [[spoiler: the amputated arm.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350: Clockwise from top left: Kayla, Ana Sofia, Lyanna, Chau, Jeff, Hotaru, Lakka]]
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* [[{{Transsexual}} Transgender]]: Chau. The trip to her home to get her medications is implied to be her hormones, and she regrets that she never got to take a new picture with her family since starting her transition. [[spoiler:Also, Hotaru's brother Takao is a trans man.]]
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* [[{{Transsexual}} Transgender]]: {{Transgender}}: Chau. The trip to her home to get her medications is implied to be her hormones, and she regrets that she never got to take a new picture with her family since starting her transition. [[spoiler:Also, Hotaru's brother Takao is a trans man.]]
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* CastFullOfGay: Hotaru, Kayla, Elise, and [[spoiler: Coach]] have all had gay crushes or relationships in the past. Additionally, Chau is a trans woman and both Coach and Kayla are polyamorous.
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* CastFullOfGay: Hotaru, Kayla, Elise, and [[spoiler: Coach]] have all had gay crushes or relationships in the past. Additionally, Chau is a trans woman and both Coach and Kayla are polyamorous. [[spoiler:Lakka and Ana Sofia are both confirmed to be gay in the epilogue.]]
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* [[{{Transsexual}} Transgender]]: Chau. The trip to her home to get her medications is implied to be her hormones, and she regrets that she never got to take a new picture with her family since starting her transition.
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* [[{{Transsexual}} Transgender]]: Chau. The trip to her home to get her medications is implied to be her hormones, and she regrets that she never got to take a new picture with her family since starting her transition. [[spoiler:Also, Hotaru's brother Takao is a trans man.]]
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* CastFullOfGay: Hotaru, Kayla, Elise, and [[spoiler: Coach]] have all had gay crushes or relationships in the past. Additionally, Chau is a trans woman and both Coach and Kayla are polyamorous. So far the only displayed heterosexual relationship is a mutual crush between Obi and Lyanna.
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* CastFullOfGay: Hotaru, Kayla, Elise, and [[spoiler: Coach]] have all had gay crushes or relationships in the past. Additionally, Chau is a trans woman and both Coach and Kayla are polyamorous. So far the only displayed heterosexual relationship is a mutual crush between Obi and Lyanna.
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[=ShootAround=] is a [[KoreanWebtoon webtoon]] about a girls' high-school basketball team (and their coach) trying to survive in a ZombieApocalypse; it's published by Naver [[http://www.webtoons.com/en/comedy/shoot-around/list?title_no=399 here]] (although the creator is Finnish, not Korean, and the comic is written in English.)
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* TokenWhite: The majority of the cast are people of color, and the white characters that are recent immigrants (Lakka, the Old Man). Andie is so far the only white American to have a speaking role at all.
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* TokenWhite: The majority of the cast are people of color, and the white characters that are recent immigrants (Lakka, the Old Man). Andie is so far the only white American character to have a speaking role at all.
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* AmputationStopsSpread: The girls cut off Jeff's hand while he's unconscious because he was bitten by a zombie. [[spoiler: It's left unclear if it worked for Elise though, since she had a much deeper bite higher up her arm.]]
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* AmputationStopsSpread: The girls cut off Jeff's hand while he's unconscious because he was bitten by a zombie. [[spoiler: It's left unclear if it It also worked for Elise though, since she had Elise, but a much combination of a deeper bite higher up and the trauma almost killed her arm.in the process.]]
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* CastFullOfGay: Hotaru, Kayla, Elise, and [[spoiler: Coach]] have all had gay crushes or relationships in the past. Additionally, Chau is a trans woman and both Coach and Kayla are polyamorous. So far the only displayed het relationship is a mutual crush between Obi and Lyanna.
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* AnArmAndALeg: Played with and averted. Coach is somewhat mournful about the loss of his dominant hand, but readily admits that Hotaru's quick thinking saved his life.
* CastFullOfGay: Hotaru, Kayla, Elise, and [[spoiler: Coach]] have all had gay crushes or relationships in the past. Additionally, Chau is a trans woman and both Coach and Kayla are polyamorous. So far the only displayedhet heterosexual relationship is a mutual crush between Obi and Lyanna.
* CastFullOfGay: Hotaru, Kayla, Elise, and [[spoiler: Coach]] have all had gay crushes or relationships in the past. Additionally, Chau is a trans woman and both Coach and Kayla are polyamorous. So far the only displayed
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* TokenWhite: The majority of the cast are people of color, and the white characters that are recent immigrants (Lakka, the Old Man). Andie is so far the only white American to have a speaking role at all.
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* AmputationStopsSpread: The girls cut off Jeff's hand while he's unconscious because he was bitten by a zombie.
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* AmputationStopsSpread: The girls cut off Jeff's hand while he's unconscious because he was bitten by a zombie. [[spoiler: It's left unclear if it worked for Elise though, since she had a much deeper bite higher up her arm.]]
* CastFullOfGay: Hotaru, Kayla, Elise, and [[spoiler: Coach]] have all had gay crushes or relationships in the past. Additionally, Chau is a trans woman and both Coach and Kayla are polyamorous. So far the only displayed het relationship is a mutual crush between Obi and Lyanna.
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* TheLeader: Hotaru, since she's both the most serious and the most GenreSavvy of the girls. Even the coach defers to her.
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* TheLeader: Hotaru, since she's both the most serious and the most GenreSavvy of the girls. Even the coach Coach defers to her.her. [[spoiler: Defied in Season 2, as Coach takes over for Hotaru on the basis that she was getting too stressed by leadership.]]
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* ShootTheDog: Literally. Chau's dog is zombified and has to be put down.
* TheStoic: Played straight and deconstructed by the Old Man, who points out that just because he ''seems'' emotionless, doesn't mean he ''is''.
* {{Transsexual}}: Chau. Pay close attention to the picture she gets from her home, then to the way she mentions how she's uncomfortable with it when discussing it with the coach (and her mother's promise to take a new one where she 'looks like herself'.)
* TheStoic: Played straight and deconstructed by the Old Man, who points out that just because he ''seems'' emotionless, doesn't mean he ''is''.
* {{Transsexual}}: Chau. Pay close attention to the picture she gets from her home, then to the way she mentions how she's uncomfortable with it when discussing it with the coach (and her mother's promise to take a new one where she 'looks like herself'.)
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* ShootTheDog: Literally. Chau's dog is zombified and has to be put down.
down. [[spoiler: More seriously, Elise killed her parents so Jorgen wouldn't have to.]]
* TheStoic: Ana Sofia is easily the most level of the main cast and tends to not display her emotions. Played straight and deconstructed by the Old Man, who points out that just because he ''seems'' emotionless, doesn't mean he ''is''.
*{{Transsexual}}: [[{{Transsexual}} Transgender]]: Chau. Pay close attention The trip to the picture her home to get her medications is implied to be her hormones, and she gets from her home, then to the way regrets that she mentions how she's uncomfortable with it when discussing it with the coach (and her mother's promise never got to take a new one where she 'looks like herself'.)picture with her family since starting her transition.
* TheStoic: Ana Sofia is easily the most level of the main cast and tends to not display her emotions. Played straight and deconstructed by the Old Man, who points out that just because he ''seems'' emotionless, doesn't mean he ''is''.
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* GilliganCut: In reverse. When they find Chau's zombified dog and she leaves it with them to get some stuff from her room upstairs, the scene cuts from everyone else arguing over whether to kill it to Chau saying "I hope they don't kill my dog while I'm up here."
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* GilliganCut: In reverse. IronicEchoCut: When they find Chau's zombified dog and she leaves it with them to get some stuff from her room upstairs, the scene cuts from everyone else arguing over whether to kill it to Chau saying "I hope they don't kill my dog while I'm up here."
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* EveryoneCanSeeIt: Kayla and Hotaru's mutual attraction to each other is a secret from exactly nobody, no matter how much they act like there's nothing going on.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: Ana Sofia's philosophy is that "as long as I survive, everything is totally fine." When she explains this to Lyanna:
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-->Ana Sofia: "What? No! I'm saying you should worry about me."
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-->Ana Sofia: "What? No! I'm saying you should worry about me."
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* AsideGlance: Hotaru's reaction when Chau throws some coins at the mall, shouting "take that, capitalism!", then immediately picks them back up in case she needs them later.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: Hotaru gets this occasionally, like when she gives in and plays with the pole at the fire station.
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* TheLeader: Hotaru, since she's both the most serious and the most GenreSavvy of the girls. Even the coach defers to her.
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* {{Transsexual}}: Chau. Pay close attention to the picture she gets from her home, then to the way she mentions how she's uncomfortable with it when discussing it with the coach (and her mother's promise to take a new one where she 'looks like herself'.)
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* GilliganCut: In reverse. When they find Chau's zombified dog and she leaves it with them to get some stuff from her room upstairs, the scene cuts from everyone else arguing over whether to kill it to Chau saying "I hope they don't kill my dog while I'm up here."
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* ShootTheDog: Literally. Chau's dog is zombified and has to be put down.
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* TapOnTheHead: After he gets bitten by a zombie, one of the girls knocks Jeff unconscious for ''five days'' by punching him lightly in the back of the head.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Lyanna's reaction to realizing she's in a ZombieApocalypse is to be upset that she won't get an ending to Manga/OnePiece.
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* PetTheDog: Te Old Man, who guards Lyanna when she's captured by the Safe Zone, does this constantly, from comforting Lyanna when she's crying to reassuring her that he's extremely weak (so her friends will easily beat him and rescue her.)
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* PetTheDog: Te The Old Man, who guards Lyanna when she's captured by the Safe Zone, does this constantly, from comforting Lyanna when she's crying to reassuring her that he's extremely weak (so her friends will easily beat him and rescue her.)
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* GenreSavvy: The reason the girls have survived as long as they have (and the reason, for the most part, AdultsAreUseless.)
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* GenreSavvy: The reason the girls have survived as long as they have (and the reason, for the most part, AdultsAreUseless.)) Averted with Jeff, who suffers from GenreBlindness to the point of getting bitten by the first zombie they encounter while trying to help him.
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* CosyCatastrophe: At times, the girls seem to be enjoying the end of civilization way too much.
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* BilingualBonus: When Lyanna asks the old man to say something in Finnish, he says [[spoiler:that she reminds him of his daughter.]]
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* AmputationStopsSpread: The girls cut off Jeff's hand while he's unconscious because he was bitten by a zombie.
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* TheStoic: Played straight and deconstructed by the Old Man, who points out that just because he ''seems'' emotionless, doesn't mean he ''is''.
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[=ShootAround=] is a [[KoreanWebtoon webtoon]] about a girls' high-school basketball team (and their coach) trying to survive in a ZombieApocalypse; it's published by Naver [http://www.webtoons.com/en/comedy/shoot-around/list?title_no=399 here] (although the creator is Finnish, not Korean, and the comic is written in English.)
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[=ShootAround=] is a [[KoreanWebtoon webtoon]] about a girls' high-school basketball team (and their coach) trying to survive in a ZombieApocalypse; it's published by Naver [http://www.[[http://www.webtoons.com/en/comedy/shoot-around/list?title_no=399 here] here]] (although the creator is Finnish, not Korean, and the comic is written in English.)
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"When a zombie apocalypse hits during the practice of a high school basketball team, it's a whole new life for the coach, Jeff. The world's turned upside down and the girls seem to be handling the changes way better than Jeff, who has troubles adjusting. A close-knit group of friends, the girls are eager to tackle this new world with its challenges!"
[=ShootAround=] is a [[KoreanWebtoon webtoon]] about a girls' high-school basketball team (and their coach) trying to survive in a ZombieApocalypse; it's published by Naver [http://www.webtoons.com/en/comedy/shoot-around/list?title_no=399 here] (although the creator is Finnish, not Korean, and the comic is written in English.)
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* AdultsAreUseless: Played with. Jeff, the coach, is generally less useful than the girls under his care, partially because he's not as GenreSavvy about the situation (and partially because he rapidly loses a hand as a result.) The adults who set up the safe zone aren't useless, but the girls refuse to accept their help. [[spoiler:And in the end, most of the adults there turn out to be pretty useless... but not all of them.]]
* BilingualBonus: When Lyanna asks the old man to say something in Finnish, he says [[spoiler:that she reminds him of his daughter.]]
* GenreSavvy: The reason the girls have survived as long as they have (and the reason, for the most part, AdultsAreUseless.)
* WhamLine: [[spoiler:"Because... at some point, someone will make a mistake." And as Hotaru says that this is the real reason they don't trust the Safe Zone, we're shown it happening.]]
* WrongGenreSavvy: Zig-zagged. The girls refuse to accept help from the adults setting up the Safe Zone, because that's always a bad idea in a ZombieApocoylpse setting. [[spoiler:But as it turns out, Hotaru had a much better reason for avoiding it than it seemed at first... and she was right.]]
* ZombieApocolypse: The comic's setting.
[=ShootAround=] is a [[KoreanWebtoon webtoon]] about a girls' high-school basketball team (and their coach) trying to survive in a ZombieApocalypse; it's published by Naver [http://www.webtoons.com/en/comedy/shoot-around/list?title_no=399 here] (although the creator is Finnish, not Korean, and the comic is written in English.)
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* AdultsAreUseless: Played with. Jeff, the coach, is generally less useful than the girls under his care, partially because he's not as GenreSavvy about the situation (and partially because he rapidly loses a hand as a result.) The adults who set up the safe zone aren't useless, but the girls refuse to accept their help. [[spoiler:And in the end, most of the adults there turn out to be pretty useless... but not all of them.]]
* BilingualBonus: When Lyanna asks the old man to say something in Finnish, he says [[spoiler:that she reminds him of his daughter.]]
* GenreSavvy: The reason the girls have survived as long as they have (and the reason, for the most part, AdultsAreUseless.)
* WhamLine: [[spoiler:"Because... at some point, someone will make a mistake." And as Hotaru says that this is the real reason they don't trust the Safe Zone, we're shown it happening.]]
* WrongGenreSavvy: Zig-zagged. The girls refuse to accept help from the adults setting up the Safe Zone, because that's always a bad idea in a ZombieApocoylpse setting. [[spoiler:But as it turns out, Hotaru had a much better reason for avoiding it than it seemed at first... and she was right.]]
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