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* SignatureScene: Nodoka stealing Dynamis' key and announcing that her counterattack has begun.
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*** And in chapter 311, [[spoiler:it turns out that Fate isn't the only averruncus, Averruncus, there's actually 4 of them and one of which is FEMALE!!]]
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* EarWorm:
** "Happy Material".
** "1000% SPARKING!". Or "A-LY-YA", for that matter.
** You know what's also an EarWorm? [[spoiler:[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjS1I8oejoA Ne masta~. Oshiete yo~.]]]]
** "Love Drive"!
** "Magical Happiness", "Re-Born", "Maze of the Dark".
** "Get a Chance!", "Good Vibration", "Magical Twinkle Sky"...Basically every song they've made could qualify.
** "Happy Material".
** "1000% SPARKING!". Or "A-LY-YA", for that matter.
** You know what's also an EarWorm? [[spoiler:[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjS1I8oejoA Ne masta~. Oshiete yo~.]]]]
** "Love Drive"!
** "Magical Happiness", "Re-Born", "Maze of the Dark".
** "Get a Chance!", "Good Vibration", "Magical Twinkle Sky"...Basically every song they've made could qualify.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Pretty much anything involving the first anime. While it was understandable the ending would likely be changed since the manga's monthly status made it impossible to keep from catching up (This was in the days where anime didn't adopt a seasonal approach and often opted for GeckoEnding). Some were disappointed with the shortening of a few of the arc (Evangeline's arc for example severely cut down the climax where Negima fights the vampirized girls, instead just using a spell knocking them out) and the oddness of last few start arcs. Likewise some where annoyed that the last few start arcs were regulated to OVAs and a movie. Making a very annoying task watching the rest of the story.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Pretty much anything involving the first anime. While it was understandable the ending would likely be changed since the manga's monthly status made it impossible to keep from catching up (This was in the days where anime didn't adopt a seasonal approach and often opted for GeckoEnding). Some were disappointed with the shortening of a few of the arc arcs (Evangeline's arc for example severely cut down the climax where Negima fights the vampirized girls, girls while chasing Evangeline, instead just using a spell instantly knocking them out) and the oddness of last few start arcs. Likewise some where annoyed that the last few start arcs were regulated to OVAs [=OVAs=] and a movie. Making movie, making a very annoying task watching the rest of the story.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Pretty much anything involving the first anime. While it was understandable the ending would likely be changed since the manga's monthly status made it impossible to keep from catching up (This was in the days where anime didn't adopt a seasonal approach and often opted for GeckoEnding). Some were disappointed with the shortening of a few of the arc (Evagaline's (Evangeline's arc for example severely cut down the climax where Negima fights the vampirized girls, instead just using a spell knocking them out) and the oddness of last few start arcs. Likewise some where annoyed that the last few start arcs were regulated to OVAs and a movie. Making a very annoying task watching the rest of the story.
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* MoralEventHorizon:
** Fate pretty much flies over it when he tries to KILL Negi with a stone spear through the back.
** And Tsukuyomi does the same thing when she tries to [[AttemptedRape rape Setsuna]].
** Fate pretty much flies over it when he tries to KILL Negi with a stone spear through the back.
** And Tsukuyomi does the same thing when she tries to [[AttemptedRape rape Setsuna]].
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* MoralEventHorizon:
** Fate pretty much flies over it when he tries to KILL Negi with a stone spear through the back.
** AndMoralEventHorizon: Tsukuyomi does goes beyond the same thing point of redemption when she tries to [[AttemptedRape rape Setsuna]]. rape]] and kill Setsuna.
** Fate pretty much flies over it when he tries to KILL Negi with a stone spear through the back.
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** Fate also isn't liked by the fanbase because of both his [[TheStoic emotionless personality]] and the fact that [[MoralEventHorizon he had tried to kill Negi with a stone spear through the back]]. Even after all of the crap that Fate had put Negi and the others through in the Magic World, he doesn't suffer any karmic backlash for his actions in the end and that Negi eventually befriends him, making Fate a KarmaHoudini to some fans who found his HeelFaceTurn unbelievable and unsatisfying. Adding more fuel to this is when he becomes a substitute teacher for 3-A while Negi works on his plan to save the Magic World, with him basically becoming a male version of [[Manga/LoveHina Kanako Urashima]] to some readers.
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* EndingAversion: The ending of the manga is considered quite unsatisfactory, to say the least. The main plot with Negi's father is resolved off-panel, a bunch of unanswered questions are left behind, and in general, lots of plot points are brought up right at the end and then quickly set aside. [[Manga/UQHolder The sequel]] has addressed a few of these complaints, though not at all of them.
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* EndingAversion: The ending of the manga is considered quite unsatisfactory, to say the least. The main plot with Negi's father is resolved off-panel, a bunch of unanswered questions are left behind, and in general, lots of plot points are brought up right at the end and then quickly set aside. [[Manga/UQHolder The sequel]] has addressed a few of these complaints, though not at all of them.
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* ArcFatigue:
** The [[SchoolFestival MahoraFest]] arc had taken up more than half of the whole series at its conclusion (96 of 168 chapters) and was so long Akamatsu was forced to drop a few plotlines, including Zazie's formal introduction.
** The [[TrappedInAnotherWorld Magic World]] arc was even longer, spanning '''166 chapters'''. After the defeat of the ArcVillain, the next few chapters quickly wrapped things up in time for TheMovie.
** The [[SchoolFestival MahoraFest]] arc had taken up more than half of the whole series at its conclusion (96 of 168 chapters) and was so long Akamatsu was forced to drop a few plotlines, including Zazie's formal introduction.
** The [[TrappedInAnotherWorld Magic World]] arc was even longer, spanning '''166 chapters'''. After the defeat of the ArcVillain, the next few chapters quickly wrapped things up in time for TheMovie.
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* CrazyAwesome: Jack Rakan.
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* CrazyAwesome: Jack Rakan.Rakan tends to break the rules of magic just because he feels like it and the fans absolutely love him for it.
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* EndingAversion: The ending of the manga is considered quite unsatisfactory, to say the least. The main plot with Negi's father is resolved off-panel, a bunch of unanswered questions are left behind, and in general, lots of plot points are brought up right at the end and then quickly set aside.
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* EndingAversion: The ending of the manga is considered quite unsatisfactory, to say the least. The main plot with Negi's father is resolved off-panel, a bunch of unanswered questions are left behind, and in general, lots of plot points are brought up right at the end and then quickly set aside. [[Manga/UQHolder The sequel]] has addressed a few of these complaints, though not at all of them.
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** Yue beats Setsuna in the top one ranking now. Must be because of her [[TookALevelInBadass time in the Magic World.]]
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** Yue beats dethroned Setsuna in the top one ranking now.final character ranking. Must be because of her [[TookALevelInBadass time in the Magic World.]]
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** A poll held to celebrate the debut of the Manga/UQHolder anime had Nodoka topping the polls.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The scene of the Slime Sisters attacking a group of naked girls is amusing now that there's [[Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl a series that features a slime girl who's infamous for molesting people.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** The scene of the Slime Sisters attacking a group of naked girls is amusing now that there's [[Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl a series that features a slime girl who's infamous for molesting people.]]]]
** Long after the debut of Natsumi Murakami in this series, a Japanese voice actress of the same name went on to voice a girl named Ako in ''Anime/AikatsuStars''.
** The scene of the Slime Sisters attacking a group of naked girls is amusing now that there's [[Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl a series that features a slime girl who's infamous for molesting people.
** Long after the debut of Natsumi Murakami in this series, a Japanese voice actress of the same name went on to voice a girl named Ako in ''Anime/AikatsuStars''.
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*** This is averted and lampshaded in an episode of ''Negima!?''. [[spoiler:Haruna, who had just gotten her pactio, says "Hey, maybe my power will help!" Negi spends about a minute activating the pactio... and Haruna's power is that what she draws comes to life, which is not at all useful in the situation.]]
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* EndingAversion: [[spoiler:The ending is considered quite unsatisfactory, leaving all the major plot points resolved off-panel and a number of minor ones dangling.]] Averted in its StealthSequel, ''Manga/UQHOlder'' where a lot of those dangling plot points were finally resolved. [[spoiler: Of course, this was at the timeline where Asuna comes back to Negi and the gang. The other timeline where Asuna is still asleep is still up in the air however.]]
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* EndingAversion: [[spoiler:The The ending of the manga is considered quite unsatisfactory, leaving all to say the major least. The main plot with Negi's father is resolved off-panel, a bunch of unanswered questions are left behind, and in general, lots of plot points resolved off-panel and a number of minor ones dangling.]] Averted in its StealthSequel, ''Manga/UQHOlder'' where a lot of those dangling plot points were finally resolved. [[spoiler: Of course, this was are brought up right at the timeline where Asuna comes back to Negi end and the gang. The other timeline where Asuna is still asleep is still up in the air however.]]then quickly set aside.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot:
** Averted! Do you remember, that Chao said she was from Mars? [[spoiler:Guess where the magical world is hidden!]]
** Played straight with [[spoiler: the end of the series. Negi's father is saved off-screen, Natsumi ends up going on a huge adventure bigger than the one she had in the magical world, Mana fights in wars for most of her life, and in general, lots of plot points are brought up right at the end and then quickly set aside.]]
** Chapter 352 [[spoiler: Asuna is now 130 years in the future on her own, though sad because of the fact that she has lost everyone she loves. It almost seemed like the premise for a new series centering on Asuna in a new world and becoming the heroine of her own story. But no, instead Akamatsu decided to take the WriterCopOut, by having Chao conveniently appear with not only the Time Machine, but the gigantic AssPull that is the Inter-dimensional travel machine, and have Asuna go back to the exact moment that she left, making her supposed sacrifice redundant.]] This is however averted with ''Manga/UQHolder'' with the timeline that [[spoiler: Asuna is still asleep and Negi's the newest Lifemaker.]]
** Averted! Do you remember, that Chao said she was from Mars? [[spoiler:Guess where the magical world is hidden!]]
** Played straight with [[spoiler: the end of the series. Negi's father is saved off-screen, Natsumi ends up going on a huge adventure bigger than the one she had in the magical world, Mana fights in wars for most of her life, and in general, lots of plot points are brought up right at the end and then quickly set aside.]]
** Chapter 352 [[spoiler: Asuna is now 130 years in the future on her own, though sad because of the fact that she has lost everyone she loves. It almost seemed like the premise for a new series centering on Asuna in a new world and becoming the heroine of her own story. But no, instead Akamatsu decided to take the WriterCopOut, by having Chao conveniently appear with not only the Time Machine, but the gigantic AssPull that is the Inter-dimensional travel machine, and have Asuna go back to the exact moment that she left, making her supposed sacrifice redundant.]] This is however averted with ''Manga/UQHolder'' with the timeline that [[spoiler: Asuna is still asleep and Negi's the newest Lifemaker.]]
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot:
** Averted! Do you remember, that Chao said she was from Mars? [[spoiler:Guess where the magical world is hidden!]]
** Played straight with [[spoiler: the end of the series. Negi's father is saved off-screen, Natsumi ends up going on a huge adventure bigger than the one she had in the magical world, Mana fights in wars for most of her life, and in general, lots of plot points are brought up right at the end and then quickly set aside.]]
**TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Chapter 352 352: [[spoiler: Asuna is now 130 years in the future on her own, though sad because of the fact that she has lost everyone she loves. It almost seemed like the premise for a new series centering on Asuna in a new world and becoming the heroine of her own story. But no, instead Akamatsu decided to take the WriterCopOut, by having Chao conveniently appear with not only the Time Machine, but the gigantic AssPull that is the Inter-dimensional travel machine, and have Asuna go back to the exact moment that she left, making her supposed sacrifice redundant.]] This is however averted with ''Manga/UQHolder'' with the timeline that [[spoiler: Asuna is still asleep and Negi's the newest Lifemaker.]]
** Averted! Do you remember, that Chao said she was from Mars? [[spoiler:Guess where the magical world is hidden!]]
** Played straight with [[spoiler: the end of the series. Negi's father is saved off-screen, Natsumi ends up going on a huge adventure bigger than the one she had in the magical world, Mana fights in wars for most of her life, and in general, lots of plot points are brought up right at the end and then quickly set aside.]]
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* CreatorsPet: Anya in ''Negima!? Neo''.
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* ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs: ''Negima!?'' is Negima on... well, whatever Creator/StudioSHAFT is usually on.
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** Poor, poor [[spoiler:Shiori. And then the truth came finally out... Of all things, did she have to look like this?!]] [[{{Moe}} It's outright impossible to be angry with her]]! Also includes some CryCute for good measure]].
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** Poor, poor [[spoiler:Shiori. And then the truth came finally out... Of all things, did she have to look like this?!]] [[{{Moe}} It's outright impossible to be angry with her]]! Also includes some CryCute for good measure]].measure.
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** Chapter 352 [[spoiler: Asuna is now 130 years in the future on her own, though sad because of the fact that she has lost everyone she loves. It almost seemed like the premise for a new series centering on Asuna in a new world and becoming the heroine of her own story. But no, instead Akamatsu decided to take the WriterCopOut, by having Chao conveniently appear with not only the Time Machine, but the gigantic AssPull that is the Inter-dimensional travel machine, and have Asuna go back to the exact moment that she left, making her supposed sacrifice redundant.]]
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** Chapter 352 [[spoiler: Asuna is now 130 years in the future on her own, though sad because of the fact that she has lost everyone she loves. It almost seemed like the premise for a new series centering on Asuna in a new world and becoming the heroine of her own story. But no, instead Akamatsu decided to take the WriterCopOut, by having Chao conveniently appear with not only the Time Machine, but the gigantic AssPull that is the Inter-dimensional travel machine, and have Asuna go back to the exact moment that she left, making her supposed sacrifice redundant.]] This is however averted with ''Manga/UQHolder'' with the timeline that [[spoiler: Asuna is still asleep and Negi's the newest Lifemaker.]]
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* EndingAversion: [[spoiler:The ending is considered quite unsatisfactory, leaving all the major plot points resolved off-panel and a number of minor ones dangling.]]
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* EndingAversion: [[spoiler:The ending is considered quite unsatisfactory, leaving all the major plot points resolved off-panel and a number of minor ones dangling.]] Averted in its StealthSequel, ''Manga/UQHOlder'' where a lot of those dangling plot points were finally resolved. [[spoiler: Of course, this was at the timeline where Asuna comes back to Negi and the gang. The other timeline where Asuna is still asleep is still up in the air however.]]
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* JustForFun/XMeetsY: Described somewhat deprecatingly as "''Franchise/HarryPotter'' meets ''Manga/LoveHina''" when it first appeared. But mid-early way through, it shifted more to "''Manga/HunterXHunter'' meets ''Love Hina'' with magic". Since the start of the Magic World arc, it gradually became a bit more like "''Franchise/HarryPotter'' meets ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'' with Bonus FanService" -- only later to have some ''Franchise/DragonBall'' thrown into the mix.
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* XMeetsY: Described somewhat deprecatingly as "''Franchise/HarryPotter'' meets ''Manga/LoveHina''" when it first appeared. But mid-early way through, it shifted more to "''Manga/HunterXHunter'' meets ''Love Hina'' with magic". Since the start of the Magic World arc, it gradually became a bit more like "''Franchise/HarryPotter'' meets ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'' with Bonus FanService" -- only later to have some ''Franchise/DragonBall'' thrown into the mix.
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* XMeetsY: JustForFun/XMeetsY: Described somewhat deprecatingly as "''Franchise/HarryPotter'' meets ''Manga/LoveHina''" when it first appeared. But mid-early way through, it shifted more to "''Manga/HunterXHunter'' meets ''Love Hina'' with magic". Since the start of the Magic World arc, it gradually became a bit more like "''Franchise/HarryPotter'' meets ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'' with Bonus FanService" -- only later to have some ''Franchise/DragonBall'' thrown into the mix.
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** Chapter 352 [[spoiler: Asuna is now 130 years in the future on her own, though sad true the fact that she has lost everyone she loves, it almost seemed like the premise for a new series centering on Asuna in a new world and becoming the heroine of her own story. But no, instead Akamatsu decided to take the WriterCopOut, by having Chao conveniently appear with not only the Time Machine, but the gigantic AssPull that is the Inter-dimensional travel machine, and have Asuna go back to the exact moment that she left, making her supposed sacrifice redundant.]]
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** Chapter 352 [[spoiler: Asuna is now 130 years in the future on her own, though sad true because of the fact that she has lost everyone she loves, it loves. It almost seemed like the premise for a new series centering on Asuna in a new world and becoming the heroine of her own story. But no, instead Akamatsu decided to take the WriterCopOut, by having Chao conveniently appear with not only the Time Machine, but the gigantic AssPull that is the Inter-dimensional travel machine, and have Asuna go back to the exact moment that she left, making her supposed sacrifice redundant.]]
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** There's also Chachamaru getting chopped in half. It's become a sort of mini Meme in certain parts of the net to photoshop various reasons for her to be cut in half, [[KamenRider like a Rider Kick]] [[http://i1098.photobucket.com/albums/g370/roman551/Owned.png for instance]]. It was even animated in ''Final''. Cue videos and animated Gifs to the same effect popping up.
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** There's also Chachamaru getting chopped in half. It's become a sort of mini Meme in certain parts of the net to photoshop various reasons for her to be cut in half, [[KamenRider [[Franchise/KamenRider like a Rider Kick]] [[http://i1098.photobucket.com/albums/g370/roman551/Owned.png for instance]]. It was even animated in ''Final''. Cue videos and animated Gifs to the same effect popping up.
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* AngstWhatAngst: [[spoiler: [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v33/c298/11.html This page]] shows what looks like Chao in a war-torn future, and yet she smiles all the time during her appearance in the manga.]]
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*** The Foe Yay levels just [[UpToEleven increase exponentially]] after Fate realizes that [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v32/c290/18.html his only desire is to fight Negi again.]]
*** It doesn't help [[spoiler:that in the next chapter Negi conquered his inner demon by deciding to befriend Fate!]] [[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Here we go again...]]
*** And in chapter 311, [[spoiler:it turns out that Fate isn't the only averruncus, there's actually 4 of them and one of which is [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v34/c311/14.html FEMALE!!]]]]
*** It doesn't help [[spoiler:that in the next chapter Negi conquered his inner demon by deciding to befriend Fate!]] [[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Here we go again...]]
*** And in chapter 311, [[spoiler:it turns out that Fate isn't the only averruncus, there's actually 4 of them and one of which is [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v34/c311/14.html FEMALE!!]]]]
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*** The Foe Yay levels just [[UpToEleven increase exponentially]] after Fate realizes that [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v32/c290/18.html his only desire is to fight Negi again.again.
*** It doesn't help [[spoiler:that in the next chapter Negi conquered his inner demon by deciding to befriend Fate!]] [[Franchise/LyricalNanoha Here we go again...]]
*** It doesn't help [[spoiler:that in the next chapter Negi conquered his inner demon by deciding to befriend Fate!]] [[MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha Here we go again...]]
*** And in chapter 311, [[spoiler:it turns out that Fate isn't the only averruncus, there's actually 4 of them and one of which is [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v34/c311/14.html FEMALE!!]]]] FEMALE!!]]
*** It doesn't help [[spoiler:that in the next chapter Negi conquered his inner demon by deciding to befriend Fate!]] [[Franchise/LyricalNanoha Here we go again...]]
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** As part of Negi's and Kotaro's [[TrainingFromHell training]] in a [[YearInsideHourOutside diorama]] for their match against their mentor Jack Rakan, they do press-ups with huge rocks engraved "Defeat Rakan-san" on their backs. [[spoiler:Later, they return to the diorama after Fate defeated and erased Rakan from existence to discuss strategy; [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v31/c283/ the rock is]] [[{{Irony}} still there]].]]
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** As part of Negi's and Kotaro's [[TrainingFromHell training]] in a [[YearInsideHourOutside diorama]] for their match against their mentor Jack Rakan, they do press-ups with huge rocks engraved "Defeat Rakan-san" on their backs. [[spoiler:Later, they return to the diorama after Fate defeated and erased Rakan from existence to discuss strategy; [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v31/c283/ the rock is]] is [[{{Irony}} still there]].]]
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** Poor, poor [[spoiler:Shiori. And then the truth came finally out... Of all things, did she have to look [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v31/c283/18.html like this?!]] [[{{Moe}} It's outright impossible to be angry with her]]! Also includes some CryCute for good measure]].
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* XMeetsY: Described somewhat deprecatingly as "''Franchise/HarryPotter'' meets ''Manga/LoveHina''" when it first appeared. But mid-early way through, it shifted more to "''HunterXHunter'' "''Manga/HunterXHunter'' meets ''Love Hina'' with magic". Since the start of the Magic World arc, it gradually became a bit more like "''Franchise/HarryPotter'' meets ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'' with Bonus FanService" -- only later to have some ''Franchise/DragonBall'' thrown into the mix.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The scene of the Slime Sisters attacking a group of naked girls is amusing now that there's [[Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl a series that features a slime girl who's infamous for molesting people.]]
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The whole 'the editors wanted a harem romance and Akamatsu tricked them' thing just doesn't bear up to scrutiny. People repeat that all the time with no evidence even though it makes no sense. Second part isn't fully true either: There was a half hearted attempt to take the rights to the manga, but they gave up quickly and was not grounds for torpedoing the franchise. Fan Preferred Couple has to be a pairing with NO chance and while Asuna was the main heroine, Nodoka got a ton of ship tease.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Almost a beneficial example. The executives wanted another Harem Comedy, while Akamatsu wanted to make a shounen manga. Thus, the end result is ''Manga/LoveHina'' meets ''Franchise/HarryPotter'' meets ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', and perhaps one of the most awesome works ever.
** Also the reason for the abrupt ending of the manga. The publishing company of Negima allegedly were attempting to steal the copyright to Negima from Ken Akamatsu. Full story can be read [[http://anime.astronerdboy.com/2012/03/new-proposed-japanese-law-reason-ken.html here]].
* FanPreferredCouple: Negi and Nodoka was probably the most popular pairing for a while. It's supported because she didn't like him for the same superficial reasons the other girls in the class did, them having great chemistry and shared interests, her being the first to admit her feelings for him, and the implication that Negi may have returned her feelings.
** Also the reason for the abrupt ending of the manga. The publishing company of Negima allegedly were attempting to steal the copyright to Negima from Ken Akamatsu. Full story can be read [[http://anime.astronerdboy.com/2012/03/new-proposed-japanese-law-reason-ken.html here]].
* FanPreferredCouple: Negi and Nodoka was probably the most popular pairing for a while. It's supported because she didn't like him for the same superficial reasons the other girls in the class did, them having great chemistry and shared interests, her being the first to admit her feelings for him, and the implication that Negi may have returned her feelings.
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* BaseBreaker: Negi. Some consider him a dull protagonist with little CharacterDevelopment, mostly due to having probably one of the worst cases of AesopAmnesia in shonen history. Others find him genuinely compelling in his goals with an intriguing backstory and character dynamic, especially in comparison to other protagonists in the Harem or Shonen genres (who can often be quite dull compared to their co-stars).
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* BaseBreaker: BaseBreakingCharacter: Negi. Some consider him a dull protagonist with little CharacterDevelopment, mostly due to having probably one of the worst cases of AesopAmnesia in shonen history. Others find him genuinely compelling in his goals with an intriguing backstory and character dynamic, especially in comparison to other protagonists in the Harem or Shonen genres (who can often be quite dull compared to their co-stars).
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* FanPreferredCouple: Negi and Nodoka was probably the most popular pairing for a while. It's supported because she didn't like him for the same superficial reasons the other girls in the class did, them having great chemistry and shared interests, her being the first to admit her feelings for him, and the implication that Negi may have returned her feelings.
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Broken base can't just be negatives
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* BrokenBase: The ending of the series. Most fans found it left too many plot holes hanging, was too rushed, and wasn't satisfying.
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* VillainDecay: Notably subverted and twisted with Evangeline: although after her first defeat, she is no longer really an enemy, she later reveals (several times) that she is far, far, ''far'' more powerful than she let on at first, making her absolutely terrifying. Among other things, she uses her ice magic to ''shatter'' a demon several hundred meters tall, she {{KO}}s an extremely skilled martial artist in one hit without her magic while she was distracted by thoughts of Negi's father, and draws a character into an alternate dimension (well, an illusion of it anyways) and proceeds to nuke said character multiple times. MotiveDecay? Maybe. VillainDecay? Not even a little bit.
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* VillainDecay: Notably subverted and twisted with Evangeline: although after her first defeat, she is no longer really an enemy, she later reveals (several times) that she is far, far, ''far'' more powerful than she let on at first, making her absolutely terrifying. Among other things, she uses her ice magic to ''shatter'' a demon several hundred meters tall, she {{KO}}s [=KOs=] an extremely skilled martial artist in one hit without her magic while she was distracted by thoughts of Negi's father, and draws a character into an alternate dimension (well, an illusion of it anyways) and proceeds to nuke said character multiple times. MotiveDecay? Maybe. VillainDecay? Not even a little bit.
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* BlackHoleSue: Negi to some. Seeing as all the characters see his goal to find Nagi as more important than anything else and hardly ever call him out on it. Made particularly egregious when you notice than whenever Negi isn't around, all 3A seem to do is think about how "cool" he is, and how "mature" he is and how jealous they are that they don't have a dream like him. Taken UpToEleven [[spoiler: when we hear that several of the girls want to, when they're older, get jobs just so that they can stay close to him and help him fulfill his "plan"]] seems they are incapable of seeing any sort of future where he isn't in it.
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** Negi. Since he [[spoiler:mastered Magia Erebea]], he seems to have won the SuperpowerLottery, possessing; SuperStrength , SuperSpeed, EnergyAbsorption, NighInvulnerability, [[spoiler:{{Immortality}}]] along with already present SuperIntelligence and TheGift and that most fights he's won have been because his opponents went soft on him at the beginning instead of going all out from the start.
** Jack Rakan is a case of this [[TropesAreNotBad working in his favor]].
** Evangeline is like this as well, which is confusing since she at no point even enters ''serious'' combat. By the end of the series, after everything listed under his entry has been applied to him, Negi is only strong enough to ''challenge'' Evangeline.
** Negi. Since he [[spoiler:mastered Magia Erebea]], he seems to have won the SuperpowerLottery, possessing; SuperStrength , SuperSpeed, EnergyAbsorption, NighInvulnerability, [[spoiler:{{Immortality}}]] along with already present SuperIntelligence and TheGift and that most fights he's won have been because his opponents went soft on him at the beginning instead of going all out from the start.
** Jack Rakan is a case of this [[TropesAreNotBad working in his favor]].
** Evangeline is like this as well, which is confusing since she at no point even enters ''serious'' combat. By the end of the series, after everything listed under his entry has been applied to him, Negi is only strong enough to ''challenge'' Evangeline.
