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* FridgeLogic: While mostly a weird series that often doesn't make sense, some of the weirdness does have some inherent logic surprisingly enough.
** Bibibi also possessing the Fist of the Hair Hunt in conjunction with his Fist of the Head Hair. To be able to manipulate the hairs on one' head, it also would mean one would have to having to cut it off before gets unmanageable.
** Bibibi also possessing the Fist of the Hair Hunt in conjunction with his Fist of the Head Hair. To be able to manipulate the hairs on one' head, it also would mean one would have to having to cut it off before gets unmanageable.
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* FridgeLogic: FridgeBrilliance: While mostly a weird series that often doesn't make sense, some of the weirdness does have some inherent logic surprisingly enough.
** Bibibi alsopossessing possesses the Fist of the Hair Hunt in conjunction with his Fist of the Head Hair. To be able to manipulate the hairs on one' one's head, it also would mean one would have to having have to cut it off before gets unmanageable.
** Bibibi also
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*** It also makes sense that the IV is not the BigBad from his actions retrospectively. In an organization in which normally RankScalesWithAsskicking, his decisions to rely on others hints that he's aware he's a figure head to hide the real and more powerful BigBad.
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*** It also makes sense that the IV is not the BigBad from his actions retrospectively. In an organization in which that normally RankScalesWithAsskicking, his decisions to rely on others hints that he's aware he's a figure head figurehead to hide the real and more powerful BigBad.BigBad.
* GameBreaker: In the GBA game, Jelly Jiggler's Magical Blade of the Radish is so overpowered that it is more or less a guaranteed OneHitKill to every single enemy of the game including its bosses, because of this, it is rather common to see many walkthroughs use this as a CheeseStrategy rather than use anything else.
* GameBreaker: In the GBA game, Jelly Jiggler's Magical Blade of the Radish is so overpowered that it is more or less a guaranteed OneHitKill to every single enemy of the game including its bosses, because of this, it is rather common to see many walkthroughs use this as a CheeseStrategy rather than use anything else.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The heart decorations on Beauty's clothing becomes hard to watch, when her English voice actress Creator/PhileceSampler died of a fatal heart attack in 2021.
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Evil Is Sexy TRS; this has become an objective, in-universe trope.
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* EvilIsSexy: ''Shinsetsu'''s villainess Princess Chinchiro has large breasts and wears a ridiculously short kimono.
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* AmericansHateTingle: This can generally apply to the whole series in general. For those who do like the series in the west, there's Beauty, the heroine, who is well-liked in Japan, but mostly hated in the west for being the resident DamselScrappy throughout. For the sequel manga, Shinsetsu Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo, there's [[AntiHero Namero Yononaka]], who eventually [[spoiler:becomes the new emperor for The Empire of the series]]; he's the most popular of the three new protagonists of the manga (making 9th place in the last Japan popularity contest; the other two came in 11th and 20th respectively) but his nihilism, narcissism, and lack of humor make him despised among the sequel's small western fanbase.
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*** It also makes sense that the IV is not the BigBad from his actions retrospectively. In an organization in which normally equates AuthorityEqualsAsskicking, his decisions to rely on others hints that he's aware he's a figure head to hide the real and more powerful BigBad.
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*** It also makes sense that the IV is not the BigBad from his actions retrospectively. In an organization in which normally equates AuthorityEqualsAsskicking, RankScalesWithAsskicking, his decisions to rely on others hints that he's aware he's a figure head to hide the real and more powerful BigBad.
