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* JustHereForGodzilla: There was significant attention towards the anime in the English-speaking world because popular Website/YouTube singer Nathan Sharp (NateWantsToBattle) would make his debut as a voice actor in it voicing Yoshichika, the male lead.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: There was significant attention towards the anime in the English-speaking world because popular Website/YouTube singer Nathan Sharp (NateWantsToBattle) (Music/NateWantsToBattle) would make his debut as a voice actor in it voicing Yoshichika, the male lead.
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* ClicheStorm: A lot of the anime is this.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Athena. Her [[NiceGirl kindhearted personality]] also helps.
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* [[HoYay Ho Yay]]/[[LesYay Les Yay]]: Most Logicalists and Covenantors are the same gender, and they are all rather close and their relationships seem vaguely romantic. Not to mention that all the [[FusionDance Trance sequences]] tend to show them in rather intimate positions.
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* [[HoYay Ho Yay]]/[[LesYay Les Yay]]: Most Logicalists and Covenantors are the same gender, and they are all rather close and their relationships seem vaguely romantic. Not to mention that all the [[FusionDance Trance sequences]] tend to show them in rather intimate positions.
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** Tamaki and Chloe are also very close to their respective Covenantors, Venus and Valkyrie, and their Trance sequences show them leaning towards each other like their about to kiss. Mana is also quite close with her Covenantor, Artemis, but it's generally played more as a [[ParentalSubstitute mother-daughter relationship]].
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** Tamaki and Chloe are also very close to their respective Covenantors, Venus and Valkyrie, and their Trance sequences show them leaning towards each other like their they're about to kiss. Mana is also quite close with her Covenantor, Artemis, but it's generally played more as a [[ParentalSubstitute mother-daughter relationship]].
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* HoYay/LesYay: Most Logicalists and Covenantors are the same gender, and they are all rather close and their relationships seem vaguely romantic. Not to mention that all the [[FusionDance Trance sequences]] tend to show them in rather intimate positions. It's particularly pronounced between Olga and Lucifer in the last few episodes, especially considering Lucifer is something of a male [[TheVamp Vamp]] who is shown to seduce women into being [[DemonicPossession Trans Jacked]] by him and doing his bidding. Lucifer also has a tendency to [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace invade Olga's space]], and their Trance sequence has Lucifer ''gently biting Olga's chin''.
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* HoYay/LesYay: [[HoYay Ho Yay]]/[[LesYay Les Yay]]: Most Logicalists and Covenantors are the same gender, and they are all rather close and their relationships seem vaguely romantic. Not to mention that all the [[FusionDance Trance sequences]] tend to show them in rather intimate positions. positions.
** It's particularly pronounced between Olga and Lucifer in the last few episodes, especially considering Lucifer is something of a male [[TheVamp Vamp]] who is shown to seduce women into being [[DemonicPossession Trans Jacked]] by him and doing his bidding. Lucifer also has a tendency to [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace invade Olga's space]], and their Trance sequence has Lucifer ''gently biting Olga's chin''.
** It's particularly pronounced between Olga and Lucifer in the last few episodes, especially considering Lucifer is something of a male [[TheVamp Vamp]] who is shown to seduce women into being [[DemonicPossession Trans Jacked]] by him and doing his bidding. Lucifer also has a tendency to [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace invade Olga's space]], and their Trance sequence has Lucifer ''gently biting Olga's chin''.
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* HoYay/LesYay: Most Logicalists and Covenantors are the same gender, and they are all rather close and their relationships seem vaguely romantic. Not to mention that all the [[FusionDance Trance sequences]] tend to show them in rather intimate positions. It's particularly pronounced between Olga and Lucifer in the last few episodes, especially considering Lucifer is something of a male [[TheVamp Vamp]] who is shown to seduce women into being [[DemonicPossession Trans Jacked]] by him and doing his bidding. Lucifer also has a tendency to [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace invade Olga's space]], and their Trance sequence has Lucifer ''gently biting Olga's chin''.
** Tamaki and Chloe are also very close to their respective Covenantors, Venus and Valkyrie, and their Trance sequences show them leaning towards each other like their about to kiss. Mana is also quite close with her Covenantor, Artemis, but it's generally played more as a [[ParentalSubstitute mother-daughter relationship]].
** Tamaki and Chloe are also very close to their respective Covenantors, Venus and Valkyrie, and their Trance sequences show them leaning towards each other like their about to kiss. Mana is also quite close with her Covenantor, Artemis, but it's generally played more as a [[ParentalSubstitute mother-daughter relationship]].
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* ''Narm'': The infamous scene of [[https://gfycat.com/ScentedRichEel Mana eating a chicken nugget]] which makes it seem like she's never seen food in her life.
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* ''Narm'': {{Narm}}: The infamous scene of [[https://gfycat.com/ScentedRichEel Mana eating a chicken nugget]] which makes it seem like she's never seen food in her life.
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* [[Narm]]: The infamous scene of [[https://gfycat.com/ScentedRichEel Mana eating a chicken nugget]] which makes it seem like she's never seen food in her life.
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* [[Narm]]: ''Narm'': The infamous scene of [[https://gfycat.com/ScentedRichEel Mana eating a chicken nugget]] which makes it seem like she's never seen food in her life.
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* [[Narm]]: The infamous scene of [[https://gfycat.com/ScentedRichEel Mana eating a chicken nugget]] which makes it seem like she's never seen food in her life.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: A lot of people started to watch the show due to being popular youtube singer, Nathan Sharp, debut as a voice actor, where he gives the voice to the male lead.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: A lot of people started to watch There was significant attention towards the show due to being anime in the English-speaking world because popular youtube singer, Website/YouTube singer Nathan Sharp, Sharp (NateWantsToBattle) would make his debut as a voice actor, where he gives the voice to actor in it voicing Yoshichika, the male lead.
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* GameBreaker: The aforementioned Tamaki draw engine, prior to the hand limit rule.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The card game is notoriously hard to get into, largely because the average time for a single round is ''45 minutes.''[[note]]Although if both players know exactly what they're doing, match time may potentially be halved.[[/note]] A large majority of other [=CCGs=] can complete ''two'' games in the time it takes to finish one round of ''Luck & Logic''. You can imagine how well this would work out in a tournament setting where you have to play four or five games in one sitting. The unfortunate part is that games can end as early as ''Turn 5'' and it ''still'' takes that long to get there. There is also an overwhelming ruleset that tends to ward off newbies.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The card game is notoriously hard to get into, largely because the average time for a single round is ''45 minutes.''[[note]]Although if both players know exactly what they're doing, match time may potentially be halved.[[/note]] A large majority of other [=CCGs=] can complete ''two'' games in the time it takes to finish one round of ''Luck & Logic''. You can imagine how well this would work out in a tournament setting where you have to play four or five games in one sitting. The unfortunate part is that games can end as early as ''Turn 5'' and it ''still'' takes that long to get there. You can imagine how well this would work out in a tournament setting where you have to play four or five games in one sitting. There is also an overwhelming ruleset that tends to ward off newbies.
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Expect to fight a lot of Tamaki in high level play. Originally intended to be a defensive deck, players realized that several Tamaki card combos can start pumping cards into your hand at accelerated rates, giving the player a massive hand advantage, which is good for countering opposition plays by giving you a truckload of options during Logic Definition without having to Level Boost, due to the sheer volume of cards at your disposal. This strategy was so prevalent that in World Grand Prix 2016, over ''40%'' of decks played were Tamaki, and almost all players playing her had an average hand size of '''10 cards''' by Turn 5. Suitably, Bushiroad swung the nerf bat and cut the max hand size to 8 cards in April.
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Expect to fight a lot of Tamaki in high level play. Originally intended to be a defensive deck, players realized that several Tamaki card combos can start pumping cards into your hand at accelerated rates, giving the player a massive hand advantage, which is good for countering opposition plays by giving you a truckload of options during Logic Definition without having to Level Boost, due to the sheer volume of cards at your disposal. This strategy was so prevalent that in World Grand Prix 2016, over ''40%'' of decks played were Tamaki, and almost all players playing her had an average hand size of '''10 cards''' by Turn 5. Suitably, Bushiroad swung the nerf bat and cut the max hand size to 8 cards in April.April[[note]]Before this, hand size was unlimited, which enabled draw engines to be ridiculous broken, hence Tamaki[[/note]].
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The card game is notoriously hard to get into, largely because the average time for a single round is ''45 minutes.''[[note]]Although if both players know exactly what they're doing, match time may potentially be halved.[[/note]] A large majority of other [=CCGs=] can complete ''two'' games in the time it takes to finish one round of ''Luck & Logic''. You can imagine how well this would work out in a tournament setting where you have to play four or five games in one sitting. There is also an overwhelming ruleset that tends to ward off newbies.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The card game is notoriously hard to get into, largely because the average time for a single round is ''45 minutes.''[[note]]Although if both players know exactly what they're doing, match time may potentially be halved.[[/note]] A large majority of other [=CCGs=] can complete ''two'' games in the time it takes to finish one round of ''Luck & Logic''. You can imagine how well this would work out in a tournament setting where you have to play four or five games in one sitting. The unfortunate part is that games can end as early as ''Turn 5'' and it ''still'' takes that long to get there. There is also an overwhelming ruleset that tends to ward off newbies.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The card game is notoriously hard to get into, largely because the average time for a single round is ''45 minutes.'' A large majority of other [=CCGs=] can complete ''two'' games in the time it takes to finish one round of ''Luck & Logic''. There is also an overwhelming ruleset that tends to ward off newbies.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The card game is notoriously hard to get into, largely because the average time for a single round is ''45 minutes.'' ''[[note]]Although if both players know exactly what they're doing, match time may potentially be halved.[[/note]] A large majority of other [=CCGs=] can complete ''two'' games in the time it takes to finish one round of ''Luck & Logic''.Logic''. You can imagine how well this would work out in a tournament setting where you have to play four or five games in one sitting. There is also an overwhelming ruleset that tends to ward off newbies.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The card game is notoriously hard to get into, largely because the average time for a single round is ''45 minutes.'' A large majority of other [=CCGs=] can complete ''two'' games in the time it takes to finish one round of ''Luck & Logic''. There is also an overwhelming ruleset that tends to ward off newbies.
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Expect to fight a lot of Tamaki in high level play. Originally intended to be a defensive deck, players realized that several Tamaki card combos can start pumping cards into your hand at accelerated rates, giving the player a massive hand advantage. This strategy was so prevalent that in World Grand Prix 2016, over ''40%'' of decks played were Tamaki, and almost all players playing her had an average hand size of '''10 cards''' by Turn 5. Suitably, Bushiroad swung the nerf bat and cut the max hand size to 8 cards in April.
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Expect to fight a lot of Tamaki in high level play. Originally intended to be a defensive deck, players realized that several Tamaki card combos can start pumping cards into your hand at accelerated rates, giving the player a massive hand advantage.advantage, which is good for countering opposition plays by giving you a truckload of options during Logic Definition without having to Level Boost, due to the sheer volume of cards at your disposal. This strategy was so prevalent that in World Grand Prix 2016, over ''40%'' of decks played were Tamaki, and almost all players playing her had an average hand size of '''10 cards''' by Turn 5. Suitably, Bushiroad swung the nerf bat and cut the max hand size to 8 cards in April.
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* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Expect to fight a lot of Tamaki in high level play. Originally intended to be a defensive deck, players realized that several Tamaki card combos can start pumping cards into your hand at accelerated rates, giving the player a massive hand advantage. This strategy was so prevalent that in World Grand Prix 2016, over ''40%'' of decks played were Tamaki, and almost all players playing her had an average hand size of '''10 cards''' by Turn 5. Suitably, Bushiroad swung the nerf bat and cut the max hand size to 8 cards in April.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The lore of the show actually has some merit and potential. Unfortunately, it's underused as the result of ClicheStorm. And the fact that the announced second season is not a direct sequel, but rather a SliceOfLife SpinOff.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The lore of the show actually has some merit and potential. Unfortunately, it's underused as the result of ClicheStorm. And the fact that the announced second season is not a direct sequel, but rather a LighterAndSofter SliceOfLife SpinOff.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The lore of the show actually has some merit and potential. Unfortunately, it's underused as the result of ClicheStorm.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The lore of the show actually has some merit and potential. Unfortunately, it's underused as the result of ClicheStorm. And the fact that the announced second season is not a direct sequel, but rather a SliceOfLife SpinOff.
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** The ending has [[{{Bookends}} Yosuchika finding and giving Athena her Logic Card]]. Athena tearfully thanks Yosuchika and embraces him.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The lore of the show actually has some merit and potential. Unfortunately, it's underused as the result of ClicheStorm.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The lore of the show actually has some merit and potential. Unfortunately, it's underused as the result of ClicheStorm.
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** The ending has [[{{Bookends}} Yosuchika finding and giving Athena her Logic Card]]. Athena tearfully thanks Yosuchika and embraces him.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Athena. Her [[NiceGirl kindhearted personality]] also helps.
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** Olga proves he's the JerkWithAHeartOfGold in Episode 7 when he actually encourages Yosuchika to reconcile with Athena.
** The ending has [[{{Bookends}} Yosuchika finding and giving Athena her Logic Card]]. Athena tearfully thanks Yosuchika and embraces him.
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** Olga proves he's the JerkWithAHeartOfGold in Episode 7 when he actually encourages Yosuchika to reconcile with Athena.
** The ending has [[{{Bookends}} Yosuchika finding and giving Athena her Logic Card]]. Athena tearfully thanks Yosuchika and embraces him.
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