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* FanonDiscontinuity: Downplayed, but some fans have stated that they prefer to ignore the [[spoiler:AllJustADream ending]] for the Episode 12 skit ''High School Boys and ...'' due to them feeling that it served as such a satisfactory ending to the series as-is.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Downplayed, but some fans have stated that they prefer to ignore the [[spoiler:AllJustADream ending]] for the Episode 12 skit ''High School Boys and ...'' due to them feeling that it served as such a satisfactory ending to the series as-is. Particularly given [[NoEnding the lack of any actual ending]].
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* FriendlyFandoms: The relationship between this show's fandom and [[{{Manga/Nichijou}} Nichijou]]'s fandom, both due to them being similar in name and due to them [[SliceOfLife sharing a genre]]. Both will argue about which show they think is better, but the arguments never get heated, and both fandoms seem to respect each other and their respective shows. If someone has only seen one show and not the other, fans will often urge them to watch the other as well.
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* FriendlyFandoms: The relationship between this show's fandom and [[{{Manga/Nichijou}} Nichijou]]'s fandom, both due to them being similar in name and due to them [[SliceOfLife sharing a genre]]. Both will argue about which show they think is better, but the arguments never get heated, and both fandoms seem to respect each other and their respective shows. If someone has only seen one show and not the other, fans will often urge them to watch the other as well. Later fans of girl-focused series like ''Manga/AsobiAsobase'' (which shares crass humor and slapstick) and ''Manga/WastefulDaysOfHighSchoolGirls'' would also become fans of ''Danshi Koukousei''.
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** "Oh, so it was a joke." ''Saying this, she casually threw aside a large rock.'' [[note]]From one of the "High School Girls are Funky" segments. Used on Website/{{Tumblr}} whenever someone gives them a scare as the meme would suggest.[[/note]]
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* EarWorm: "Ohisama". ''Ba Ba Ba Ba Ra Ri Ra Ba Ba Ba''...
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** During " High School Boys and Dropkicks", Hidenori encounters a girl, Emi who kicks him because mistook him for a friend she knew, and the aforementioned friend (Kiyohiro) who befriends Hidenori ''instantly'' after Hidenori tells him to give her payback for all the times she's kicked him. They then proceed to spend nearly ''the entire summer'' together. There's even a LampshadeHanging from Emi herself and the ''opening credits of the anime episode the skit was featured in'', questioning if this was "boy meets boy".[[note]]The show said yes, but it wasn't ''[[BoysLove that]]'' kind of show.[[/note]]
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** During " High School Boys and Dropkicks", Hidenori encounters a girl, Emi who kicks him because she mistook him for a friend she knew, and the aforementioned friend (Kiyohiro) who befriends Hidenori ''instantly'' after Hidenori tells him to give her payback for all the times she's kicked him. They then proceed to spend nearly ''the entire summer'' together. There's even a LampshadeHanging from Emi herself and the ''opening credits of the anime episode the skit was featured in'', questioning if this was "boy meets boy".[[note]]The show said yes, but it wasn't ''[[BoysLove that]]'' kind of show.[[/note]]
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* TheWoobie: Most of the cast becomes this at times, though Habara, Mitsuo, and Overly Self-Conscious Gril are probably the most notable in that they come across as {{Cosmic Plaything}}s.
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* TheWoobie: Most of the cast becomes this at times, though Habara, Mitsuo, and Overly Self-Conscious Gril Girl are probably the most notable in that they come across as {{Cosmic Plaything}}s.
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* TheWoobie: Most of the cast becomes this at times, though Habara and the Literature Girl are probably the most notable in that they come across as {{Cosmic Plaything}}s.
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* TheWoobie: Most of the cast becomes this at times, though Habara Habara, Mitsuo, and the Literature Girl Overly Self-Conscious Gril are probably the most notable in that they come across as {{Cosmic Plaything}}s.
* FanonDiscontinuity: Downplayed, but some fans have stated that they prefer to ignore the [[spoiler:AllJustADream ending]] for the Episode 12 skit ''High School Boys and ...'' due to them feeling that it served as such a satisfactory ending to the series as-is.
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** [[LargeHam Hidenori]] and Literature Girl,
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** [[LargeHam Hidenori]] and [[WrongGenreSavvy Literature Girl, Girl]],
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** ... And those are just the ''heretosexual'' pairings.
*** Hilariously all the pairings listed above (save for Karasawa) were featured in the episode 12 skit ''High School Boys and ...'' only to be sunk quicker than the Titanic due to [[spoiler:the skit itself being AllJustADream]].
** As homosexual ships are concerned:
*** Hilariously all the pairings listed above (save for Karasawa) were featured in the episode 12 skit ''High School Boys and ...'' only to be sunk quicker than the Titanic due to [[spoiler:the skit itself being AllJustADream]].
** As homosexual ships are concerned:
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** ... And those are just the ''heretosexual'' ''heterosexual'' pairings.
*** Hilariously all the pairings listed above (save for Karasawa) were featured in theepisode Episode 12 skit ''High School Boys and ...'' only to be sunk quicker than the Titanic ''Titanic'' due to [[spoiler:the skit itself being AllJustADream]].
** As the homosexual ships are concerned:
*** Hilariously all the pairings listed above (save for Karasawa) were featured in the
** As the homosexual ships are concerned:
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* SignatureScene: More like "Signature Skit", but when most people think back to this series, they think of "Highschool Boys and Skirts".
* UnpopularPopularCharacter: The trio from ''High School Girls Are Funky'' desperately try to become appealing characters to branch off into their own show, only to inevitably fail in the process. Outside of the series, they are extremely popular characters.
* VanillaProtagonist: Tadakuni is a GenericGuy with no backstory and has fewer relationships with other characters than his two friends Hidenori and Yoshitake. Tadakuni's suffers from being OutOfFocus, with no presence in some episodes and many chapters. His status is often lampshaded. He's OutOfFocus after the ''first volume'' and episode 5, making him somewhat like an EnsembleDarkHorse.
* UnpopularPopularCharacter: The trio from ''High School Girls Are Funky'' desperately try to become appealing characters to branch off into their own show, only to inevitably fail in the process. Outside of the series, they are extremely popular characters.
* VanillaProtagonist: Tadakuni is a GenericGuy with no backstory and has fewer relationships with other characters than his two friends Hidenori and Yoshitake. Tadakuni's suffers from being OutOfFocus, with no presence in some episodes and many chapters. His status is often lampshaded. He's OutOfFocus after the ''first volume'' and episode 5, making him somewhat like an EnsembleDarkHorse.
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* SignatureScene: More like "Signature Skit", but when most people think back to this series, they think of "Highschool "High School Boys and Skirts".
** To a lesser extent, there's also the first Literature Girl skit ("High School Boy and Literary Girl").
* UnpopularPopularCharacter: The trio from ''High School Girls Are Funky'' are [[NoFourthWall desperately try to become appealing characters to branch off into their ownshow, show,]] only to inevitably fail in the process. Outside of the series, they are extremely popular characters.
* VanillaProtagonist: Tadakuni is a GenericGuy with no backstory and has fewer relationships with other characters than his two friends Hidenori and Yoshitake. Tadakuni's suffers from being OutOfFocus, with no presence in some episodes and many chapters. His status is often lampshaded. He's OutOfFocus after the ''first volume'' andepisode Episode 5, making him somewhat like an EnsembleDarkHorse.EnsembleDarkHorse.
* TheWoobie: Most of the cast becomes this at times, though Habara and the Literature Girl are probably the most notable in that they come across as {{Cosmic Plaything}}s.
** To a lesser extent, there's also the first Literature Girl skit ("High School Boy and Literary Girl").
* UnpopularPopularCharacter: The trio from ''High School Girls Are Funky'' are [[NoFourthWall desperately try to become appealing characters to branch off into their own
* VanillaProtagonist: Tadakuni is a GenericGuy with no backstory and has fewer relationships with other characters than his two friends Hidenori and Yoshitake. Tadakuni's suffers from being OutOfFocus, with no presence in some episodes and many chapters. His status is often lampshaded. He's OutOfFocus after the ''first volume'' and
* TheWoobie: Most of the cast becomes this at times, though Habara and the Literature Girl are probably the most notable in that they come across as {{Cosmic Plaything}}s.
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* FandomRivalry/FriendlyFandoms: The relationship between this show's fandom and [[{{Manga/Nichijou}} Nichijou]]'s fandom, both due to them being similar in name and due to them [[SliceOfLife sharing a genre]]. Both will argue about which show they think is better, but the arguments never get heated, and both fandoms seem to respect each other and their respective shows. If someone has only seen one show and not the other, fans will often urge them to watch the other as well.
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* FandomRivalry/FriendlyFandoms: FriendlyFandoms: The relationship between this show's fandom and [[{{Manga/Nichijou}} Nichijou]]'s fandom, both due to them being similar in name and due to them [[SliceOfLife sharing a genre]]. Both will argue about which show they think is better, but the arguments never get heated, and both fandoms seem to respect each other and their respective shows. If someone has only seen one show and not the other, fans will often urge them to watch the other as well.
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** Given Tadakuni has been seriously OutOfFocus after the first volume of manga and the fifth episode of anime, his position in the polls--far beyond Hidenori and Yoshitake--also makes him one.
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** Given Tadakuni has been seriously OutOfFocus after the first volume of the manga and the fifth episode of the anime, his position in the polls--far beyond Hidenori and Yoshitake--also makes him one.
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* HoYay: Hidenori and Yoshitake has been prominent, due to their MistakenForGay moment, and then there is ''High School Boys and Annoyances''...
** During " High School Boys and Dropkicks", Hidenori encounters a girl, Emi who kicks him because mistook him for a friend she knew, and the aforementioned friend (Kiyohiro) who befriends Hidenori ''instantly'' after Hidenori tells him to give her payback for all the times she's kicked him. They then proceed to spend nearly ''the entire summer'' together. There's even a LampshadeHanging from Emi herself and the ''opening credits of the anime episode the skit was featured in'', questioning if this was "boy meets boy".[[note]]The show said yes, but it wasn't ''[[BoysLove that]]'' kind of show.[[/note]]
** And of course, there was the infamous "High School Boys and Skirts" segment, where both Yoshitake and Hidenori admit that Tadakuni looks good in a skirt and proceed to have him put in his sister's clothing.
** During " High School Boys and Dropkicks", Hidenori encounters a girl, Emi who kicks him because mistook him for a friend she knew, and the aforementioned friend (Kiyohiro) who befriends Hidenori ''instantly'' after Hidenori tells him to give her payback for all the times she's kicked him. They then proceed to spend nearly ''the entire summer'' together. There's even a LampshadeHanging from Emi herself and the ''opening credits of the anime episode the skit was featured in'', questioning if this was "boy meets boy".[[note]]The show said yes, but it wasn't ''[[BoysLove that]]'' kind of show.[[/note]]
** And of course, there was the infamous "High School Boys and Skirts" segment, where both Yoshitake and Hidenori admit that Tadakuni looks good in a skirt and proceed to have him put in his sister's clothing.
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* HoYay: Hidenori and Yoshitake has been prominent, due to their MistakenForGay moment, and then there is ''High School Boys and Annoyances''...
** During " High School Boys and Dropkicks", Hidenori encounters a girl, Emi who kicks him because mistook him for a friend she knew, and the aforementioned friend (Kiyohiro) who befriends Hidenori ''instantly'' after Hidenori tells him to give her payback for all the times she's kicked him. They then proceed to spend nearly ''the entire summer'' together. There's even a LampshadeHanging from Emi herself and the ''opening credits of the anime episode the skit was featured in'', questioning if this was "boy meets boy".[[note]]The show said yes, but it wasn't ''[[BoysLove that]]'' kind of show.[[/note]]
** And of course, there was the infamous "High School Boys and Skirts" segment, where both Yoshitake and Hidenori admit that Tadakuni looks good in a skirt and proceed to have him put in his sister's clothing.
** During " High School Boys and Dropkicks", Hidenori encounters a girl, Emi who kicks him because mistook him for a friend she knew, and the aforementioned friend (Kiyohiro) who befriends Hidenori ''instantly'' after Hidenori tells him to give her payback for all the times she's kicked him. They then proceed to spend nearly ''the entire summer'' together. There's even a LampshadeHanging from Emi herself and the ''opening credits of the anime episode the skit was featured in'', questioning if this was "boy meets boy".[[note]]The show said yes, but it wasn't ''[[BoysLove that]]'' kind of show.[[/note]]
** And of course, there was the infamous "High School Boys and Skirts" segment, where both Yoshitake and Hidenori admit that Tadakuni looks good in a skirt and proceed to have him put in his sister's clothing.
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*** Oh that Demon Lord Jack that Hidenori brought up, he did his role as the Last Boss [[VideoGame/FateGrandOrder Goetia]]
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** During " High School Boys and Dropkicks", Hidenori encounters a girl, Emi who kicks him because mistook him for a friend she knew, and the aforementioned friend (Kiyohiro) who befriends Hidenori ''instantly'' after Hidenori tells him to give her payback for all the times she's kicked him. They then proceed to spend nearly ''the entire summer'' together. There's even a LampshadeHanging from Emi herself and the ''opening credits of the anime episode the skit was featured in'', questioning if this was "boy meets boy".[[note]]The show said yes, but is wasn't ''[[BoysLove that]]'' kind of show.[[/note]]
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** During " High School Boys and Dropkicks", Hidenori encounters a girl, Emi who kicks him because mistook him for a friend she knew, and the aforementioned friend (Kiyohiro) who befriends Hidenori ''instantly'' after Hidenori tells him to give her payback for all the times she's kicked him. They then proceed to spend nearly ''the entire summer'' together. There's even a LampshadeHanging from Emi herself and the ''opening credits of the anime episode the skit was featured in'', questioning if this was "boy meets boy".[[note]]The show said yes, but is it wasn't ''[[BoysLove that]]'' kind of show.[[/note]]
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* UnfortunateImplications: Women are universally portrayed as violent, abusive brutes. Considering the show is centered around the exploits of high school-aged boys, this may be intentional.
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* AcceptableTargets: Women are universally portrayed as violent, abusive brutes.
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* UnfortunateImplications: Women are universally portrayed as violent, abusive brutes. Considering the show is centered around the exploits of high school-aged boys, this may be intentional.
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