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Unfortunate Implications is Flame Bait. But the whole example looks like misuse of Audience Alienating Premise as it doesn't provide evidence of the audience being alienated.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Underneath all the weirdness, this is a series about Japan heroically conquering the world. The last part may be off-putting because of all the UnfortunateImplications that come with it.
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Making it clear that the Audience Alienating Premise does not relate to the weirdness, but the fact that it's Japan taking over the world.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Underneath all the weirdness, this is a series about Japan heroically conquering the world. The last part may be off-putting because of all the UnfortunateImplications that come with it.
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This entry fails to address how the weirdness was detrimental to the series.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Underneath all the weirdness, this is a series about Japan heroically conquering the world.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* FridgeHorror: Apparently, Kimi thought the best way to [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan snap Tori out of his funk]] was by [[spoiler: cramming a hot sauces and spices down his throat, ''[[UpToEleven including the bottle]]'', and then [[SerialEscalation jam her whole hand down his mouth]]]]. It's [[MakesSenseInContext somewhat justified]], but still...
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* FridgeHorror: Apparently, Kimi thought the best way to [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan snap Tori out of his funk]] was by [[spoiler: cramming a hot sauces and spices down his throat, ''[[UpToEleven including ''including the bottle]]'', bottle'', and then [[SerialEscalation jam her whole hand down his mouth]]]]. It's [[MakesSenseInContext somewhat justified]], but still...
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* {{Narm}}: "Zwei Frauen" is treated as an impressive RedBaron title for Margot and Malga, but given that it just means "two women" in German, it comes off as rather banal.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Underneath all the weirdness, this is a series about Japan heroically conquering the world.
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*** To add to that, before the start of the story, Tori was worshiping a high ranking Shinto God of entertainment whose blessings were completely useless to him since they were all based on power sharing and Tori had nothing worth sharing. This however changes entirely the moment he [[spoiler:becomes Viceroy and his God's blessings now let him act as an army super charger.]] This tends to suggest Tori has been very serious about and making preparations for being king for a long time now.
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*** To add to that, before the start of the story, Tori was worshiping a high ranking Shinto God of entertainment whose blessings were completely useless to him since they were all based on power sharing and Tori had nothing worth sharing. This however changes entirely the moment he [[spoler:becomes Viceroy and his God's blessings now let him act as an army super charger.]] This tends to suggest Tori has been very serious about and making preparations for being king for a long time now.
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*** To add to that, before the start of the story, Tori was worshiping a high ranking Shinto God of entertainment whose blessings were completely useless to him since they were all based on power sharing and Tori had nothing worth sharing. This however changes entirely the moment he [[spoler:becomes [[spoiler:becomes Viceroy and his God's blessings now let him act as an army super charger.]] This tends to suggest Tori has been very serious about and making preparations for being king for a long time now.
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*** To add to that, before the start of the story, Tori was worshiping a high ranking Shinto God of entertainment whose blessings were completely useless to him since they were all based on power sharing and Tori had nothing worth sharing. This however changes entirely the moment he becomes Viceroy and his God's blessings now let him act as an army super charger. This tends to suggest Tori has been very serious about and making preparations for being king for a long time now.
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*** To add to that, before the start of the story, Tori was worshiping a high ranking Shinto God of entertainment whose blessings were completely useless to him since they were all based on power sharing and Tori had nothing worth sharing. This however changes entirely the moment he becomes [[spoler:becomes Viceroy and his God's blessings now let him act as an army super charger. charger.]] This tends to suggest Tori has been very serious about and making preparations for being king for a long time now.
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* FreudWasRight: The Aoi family is this.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: It's been brought up in the fandom that given Suzu's super-sensitive mechanical ears, she's probably heard some... risque, to say the least, activities.
** Possibly a case of ObfuscatingStupidity / ObfuscatingInsanity in a similar vein to [[Anime/IrresponsibleCaptainTylor a certain starship captain]], its not really clear if Tori is as hopeless as he is made out to be. Supposedly, he is called "Impossible Aoi Tori" because it's seemingly impossible for him to do anything right. However he has done some things that make the viewer/reader stop for a moment and go "THAT'S BRILLIANT!". Take for example his debate in volume one with Masazumi Honda where instead of taking the side he really wanted([[spoiler: rescuing Horizon]]) he ''took the opposite'' because he knew that Masazumi was a better debater than he was, and could make his arguments for him and convince everyone that it was a good idea, and even went first so as to strengthen even more the [[spoiler: rescue Horizon]] side(not to mention that the side he chose was easier to win with anyway). In a case of CrazyPrepared he also had gone around and gotten questions from prominent individuals to ask that he knew he wouldn't be able to respond to, partially to help convince people it was a good idea and partially to force Masazumi to reinforce what he wanted in general. '''Genius.''' [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} This is the same character who]] [[BullyingADragon groped the teacher]] [[OneManArmy who just proved she could take the entirety of Class 3-Plum at once in a fight.]] [[{{Troll}} For the lulz.]]
*** To add to that, before the start of the story, Tori was worshiping a high ranking Shinto God of entertainment whose blessings were completely useless to him since they were all based on power sharing and Tori had nothing worth sharing. This however changes entirely the moment he becomes Viceroy and his God's blessings now let him act as an army super charger. This tends to suggest Tori has been very serious about and making preparations for being king for a long time now.
* FreudWasRight: The Aoi family is this.
* FridgeHorror: Apparently, Kimi thought the best way to [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan snap Tori out of his funk]] was by [[spoiler: cramming a hot sauces and spices down his throat, ''[[UpToEleven including the bottle]]'', and then [[SerialEscalation jam her whole hand down his mouth]]]]. It's [[MakesSenseInContext somewhat justified]], but still...
* HilariousInHindsight: [[spoiler: During Toori's dialogue with Horizon, just after he managed to change her mind, his pervertedness kicks in and asks "I can't even grab your boobs, can I?" (with the expected responses from Horizon and a few others). Moments later during the ensuing battle, while arguing with Innocentius, he points towards Horizon as part of his argument, except that his finger actually pokes one of her boobs in the process. Horizon even lampshades that act after the two of them enter the PhantomZone.]]
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: The anime likes to throw Christian symbolism akin to ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion''. "Judge(ment)", "Tes(tament)" and "GENESIS" are but a few, but episode five may remind you of End of Evangelion's own symbolism.
** Possibly a case of ObfuscatingStupidity / ObfuscatingInsanity in a similar vein to [[Anime/IrresponsibleCaptainTylor a certain starship captain]], its not really clear if Tori is as hopeless as he is made out to be. Supposedly, he is called "Impossible Aoi Tori" because it's seemingly impossible for him to do anything right. However he has done some things that make the viewer/reader stop for a moment and go "THAT'S BRILLIANT!". Take for example his debate in volume one with Masazumi Honda where instead of taking the side he really wanted([[spoiler: rescuing Horizon]]) he ''took the opposite'' because he knew that Masazumi was a better debater than he was, and could make his arguments for him and convince everyone that it was a good idea, and even went first so as to strengthen even more the [[spoiler: rescue Horizon]] side(not to mention that the side he chose was easier to win with anyway). In a case of CrazyPrepared he also had gone around and gotten questions from prominent individuals to ask that he knew he wouldn't be able to respond to, partially to help convince people it was a good idea and partially to force Masazumi to reinforce what he wanted in general. '''Genius.''' [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} This is the same character who]] [[BullyingADragon groped the teacher]] [[OneManArmy who just proved she could take the entirety of Class 3-Plum at once in a fight.]] [[{{Troll}} For the lulz.]]
*** To add to that, before the start of the story, Tori was worshiping a high ranking Shinto God of entertainment whose blessings were completely useless to him since they were all based on power sharing and Tori had nothing worth sharing. This however changes entirely the moment he becomes Viceroy and his God's blessings now let him act as an army super charger. This tends to suggest Tori has been very serious about and making preparations for being king for a long time now.
* FreudWasRight: The Aoi family is this.
* FridgeHorror: Apparently, Kimi thought the best way to [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan snap Tori out of his funk]] was by [[spoiler: cramming a hot sauces and spices down his throat, ''[[UpToEleven including the bottle]]'', and then [[SerialEscalation jam her whole hand down his mouth]]]]. It's [[MakesSenseInContext somewhat justified]], but still...
* HilariousInHindsight: [[spoiler: During Toori's dialogue with Horizon, just after he managed to change her mind, his pervertedness kicks in and asks "I can't even grab your boobs, can I?" (with the expected responses from Horizon and a few others). Moments later during the ensuing battle, while arguing with Innocentius, he points towards Horizon as part of his argument, except that his finger actually pokes one of her boobs in the process. Horizon even lampshades that act after the two of them enter the PhantomZone.]]
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: The anime likes to throw Christian symbolism akin to ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion''. "Judge(ment)", "Tes(tament)" and "GENESIS" are but a few, but episode five may remind you of End of Evangelion's own symbolism.
