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* FanNickname: "[[Literature/HowToTrainYourDragon How To Plane Your Dragon]]" is getting picked up among some English-speaking fans.[[note]]It does help in Japan, the film was named as ''Hic to Dragon'' (Hic and the Dragon), "Hic" being the Japanese name of Hiccup.[[/note]]
* LesYay: It seems that Sada, [[spoiler:one the pilots of the previous Ritual]], was in love with a woman by the name Yae, who was [[spoiler:one of the Miko participating in the previous Ritual. Unfortunately, Yae served as a HumanSacrifice for The Ritual.]]
* LesYay: It seems that Sada, [[spoiler:one the pilots of the previous Ritual]], was in love with a woman by the name Yae, who was [[spoiler:one of the Miko participating in the previous Ritual. Unfortunately, Yae served as a HumanSacrifice for The Ritual.]]
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* FanNickname: "[[Literature/HowToTrainYourDragon How To Plane Your Dragon]]" is getting was picked up among some English-speaking fans.[[note]]It fans (It does help in Japan, the film was named as ''Hic to Dragon'' (Hic -Hic and the Dragon), Dragon-, "Hic" being the Japanese name of Hiccup.[[/note]]
* LesYay: It seems that Sada, [[spoiler:one the pilots of the previous Ritual]], was in love with a woman by the name Yae, who was [[spoiler:one of the Miko participating in the previous Ritual. Unfortunately, Yae served as a HumanSacrifice for The Ritual.]]Hiccup).
* LesYay: It seems that Sada, [[spoiler:one the pilots of the previous Ritual]], was in love with a woman by the name Yae, who was [[spoiler:one of the Miko participating in the previous Ritual. Unfortunately, Yae served as a HumanSacrifice for The Ritual.]]
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* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler:Anastomosis. Whenever am OTF pilot is overwhelmed by different emotions (love, in the case of Hisone and Hoshino), their dragon will go berserk, gain yellow HypnoticEyes, and will try to aggressively digest the emotion... and the pilot too! To make things worse, this process burns through the pilots'(acid-resistant) suits very quickly, so had El and Hisone not been rescued, they would've died.]] Worse, those acid-resistant suits were a recent development, made earlier in the series, so any earlier pilots probably never had a chance.
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** [[spoiler:Anastomosis. Whenever am OTF pilot is overwhelmed by different emotions (love, in the case of Hisone and Hoshino), their dragon will go berserk, gain yellow HypnoticEyes, and will try to aggressively digest the emotion... and the pilot too! To make things worse, this process burns through the pilots'(acid-resistant) suits very quickly, so had El and Hisone not been rescued, they would've died.]] Worse, those acid-resistant suits were a recent development, made earlier in the series, so any earlier pilots probably never had a chance.
** [[spoiler:Anastomosis. Whenever am OTF pilot is overwhelmed by different emotions (love, in the case of Hisone and Hoshino), their dragon will go berserk, gain yellow HypnoticEyes, and will try to aggressively digest the emotion... and the pilot too! To make things worse, this process burns through the pilots'(acid-resistant) suits very quickly, so had El and Hisone not been rescued, they would've died.]] Worse, those acid-resistant suits were a recent development, made earlier in the series, so any earlier pilots probably never had a chance.
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* RefugeInAudacity: One could argue that the concept of dragons that not only turn into fighter jets Transformers-style and are piloted from within their stomachs is audaciously weird enough. There's also the fact that poor Hisone gets devoured (and subsequently puked out) a grand total of ''three'' times in the first episode.
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* RefugeInAudacity: One could argue that the concept of dragons that not only turn into fighter jets Transformers-style Franchise/{{Transformers}}-style and are piloted from within their stomachs is audaciously weird enough. There's also the fact that poor Hisone gets devoured (and subsequently puked out) a grand total of ''three'' times in the first episode.
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* FanNickname: "[[Literature/HowToTrainYourDragon How To Plane Your Dragon]]" is getting picked up among some English-speaking fans.[[note]]It does help in Japan, the film was named as ''Hic to Dragon'' (Hic and the Dragon), being "Hic" the Japanese name of Hiccup.[[/note]]
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* FanNickname: "[[Literature/HowToTrainYourDragon How To Plane Your Dragon]]" is getting picked up among some English-speaking fans.[[note]]It does help in Japan, the film was named as ''Hic to Dragon'' (Hic and the Dragon), being "Hic" being the Japanese name of Hiccup.[[/note]]
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* AmericansHateTingle: To say very few people liked this series in Latin America would be an ''understatement'', and this is partly due to many reasons, including the premise of the show and the fact it was shown along ''Anime/CodeGeass'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamUnicorn'', two titles with already bigger fandoms which were released at the same within the region in Creator/{{Netflix}}. It doesn't help none of those shows [[NoDubForYou were dubbed]] while this show did get a dub, and that dub, while not bad by any means, wasn't great either, due to the fact most of the cast were newcomers. The controversy behind the translation done by Brenda Nava, one of the most known Japanese-to-Spanish translator in both Mexico and Latin America (outside Brazil, the U.S. and Canada) in the first four episodes didn't help matters either.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Futomomo became quite popular with the fanbase shortly after his introduction in Episode 4.
* FanNickname: "[[Literature/HowToTrainYourDragon How To Plane Your Dragon]]" is getting picked up among some English-speaking fans.[[note]]It does help in Japan, the film was named as ''Hic to Dragon'' (Hic and the Dragon), being "Hic" the Japanese name of Hiccup.[[/note]]
* LesYay: It seems that Sada, [[spoiler:one the pilots of the previous Ritual]], was in love with a woman by the name Yae, who was [[spoiler:one of the Miko participating in the previous Ritual. Unfortunately, Yae served as a HumanSacrifice for The Ritual.]]
* MemeticMutation: Any variation of referring to the series as a "vore anime."
* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler:Anastomosis. Whenever am OTF pilot is overwhelmed by different emotions (love, in the case of Hisone and Hoshino), their dragon will go berserk, gain yellow HypnoticEyes, and will try to aggressively digest the emotion... and the pilot too! To make things worse, this process burns through the pilots'(acid-resistant) suits very quickly, so had El and Hisone not been rescued, they would've died.]] Worse, those acid-resistant suits were a recent development, made earlier in the series, so any earlier pilots probably never had a chance.
** The ending of Episode 11. [[spoiler:It turns out that the Ritual requires a HumanSacrifice. The only thing left of the sacrificed miko is their torn clothing. [[NothingIsScarier Just how were they sacrificed?!]]]]
* RefugeInAudacity: One could argue that the concept of dragons that not only turn into fighter jets Transformers-style and are piloted from within their stomachs is audaciously weird enough. There's also the fact that poor Hisone gets devoured (and subsequently puked out) a grand total of ''three'' times in the first episode.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Futomomo became quite popular with the fanbase shortly after his introduction in Episode 4.
* FanNickname: "[[Literature/HowToTrainYourDragon How To Plane Your Dragon]]" is getting picked up among some English-speaking fans.[[note]]It does help in Japan, the film was named as ''Hic to Dragon'' (Hic and the Dragon), being "Hic" the Japanese name of Hiccup.[[/note]]
* LesYay: It seems that Sada, [[spoiler:one the pilots of the previous Ritual]], was in love with a woman by the name Yae, who was [[spoiler:one of the Miko participating in the previous Ritual. Unfortunately, Yae served as a HumanSacrifice for The Ritual.]]
* MemeticMutation: Any variation of referring to the series as a "vore anime."
* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler:Anastomosis. Whenever am OTF pilot is overwhelmed by different emotions (love, in the case of Hisone and Hoshino), their dragon will go berserk, gain yellow HypnoticEyes, and will try to aggressively digest the emotion... and the pilot too! To make things worse, this process burns through the pilots'(acid-resistant) suits very quickly, so had El and Hisone not been rescued, they would've died.]] Worse, those acid-resistant suits were a recent development, made earlier in the series, so any earlier pilots probably never had a chance.
** The ending of Episode 11. [[spoiler:It turns out that the Ritual requires a HumanSacrifice. The only thing left of the sacrificed miko is their torn clothing. [[NothingIsScarier Just how were they sacrificed?!]]]]
* RefugeInAudacity: One could argue that the concept of dragons that not only turn into fighter jets Transformers-style and are piloted from within their stomachs is audaciously weird enough. There's also the fact that poor Hisone gets devoured (and subsequently puked out) a grand total of ''three'' times in the first episode.
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