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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: With ''March Story'' being a {{Seinen}} plot about beautiful works of art manifesting as superpowered demons, you'd think that the illustrator would have been payed a small fortune bringing such a concept to life.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: With ''March Story'' being a {{Seinen}} plot about beautiful works of art manifesting as superpowered demons, you'd think that the illustrator would have been payed paid a small fortune bringing such a concept to life.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: With ''March Story'' being a {{Seinen}} plot about beautiful works of art manifesting as superpowered demons, you'd think that the illustrator would have been payed a small fortune bringing such a concept to life.
** The Il that gave March her abilities manifested from a barbed hook that evokes the idea of thorny roses. Said abilities manifest in the form of thorny-briars, so you can expect flower petals to float around whenever she gets serious.
** The Il that gave March her abilities manifested from a barbed hook that evokes the idea of thorny roses. Said abilities manifest in the form of thorny-briars, so you can expect flower petals to float around whenever she gets serious.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: The entire Finale. [[spoiler: All the characters from past one-shot chapters are given a WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue, showing that despite all the misery they experienced during their encounter with the Ill, they're still doing fine and living content lives. Some of them even cross paths with each other and start new friendships. Belma even has another chance at love with one of them! But the sweetest moment is Rodin and March's wedding, which is the happiest thing that can happen to either character after everything they've been through. The one exception to this is that Jake is dead, but it is at least helped by the fact that she is buried right next to her lover.]]
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** Jake, and TheReveal that happened during her fight against Lady Janjaghee in the final battle. At first, the reader believes that the person that Jake was in love with was her master. But then it was revealed that it was actually her master's ''son'' who was her lover, and he left the castle to assist someone using his glass sculpting talents. That someone? Lady Janjaghee. Turns out the reason why the son died was because Janjaghee imprisoned him and continuously tortured him because he wouldn't love her. Instead, he just kept on proclaiming that he'd always Jake and only her. This, of course, presses Jake's BerserkButton which [[spoiler: is what leads to her death.]] And if that wasn't enough, [[spoiler: one of the final shots in the Finale is Jake's grave, which is right next to her lover's.]]
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** Jake, and TheReveal that happened during her fight against Lady Janjaghee in the final battle. At first, the reader believes that the person that Jake was in love with was her master. But then it was revealed that it was actually her master's ''son'' who was her lover, and he left the castle to assist someone using his glass sculpting talents. That someone? Lady Janjaghee. Turns out the reason why the son died was because Janjaghee imprisoned him and continuously tortured him because he wouldn't love her. Instead, he just kept on proclaiming that he'd always Jake and only her. This, of course, presses Jake's BerserkButton which [[spoiler: is what leads to her death.]] And if that wasn't enough, [[spoiler: one of the final shots in the Finale is Jake's grave, which is right next to her lover's.]]]]
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: The entire Finale. [[spoiler: All the characters from past one-shot chapters are given a WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue, showing that despite all the misery they experienced during their encounter with the Ill, they're still doing fine and living content lives. Some of them even cross paths with each other and start new friendships. Belma even has another chance at love with one of them! The best moment is Rodin and March's wedding, which is the happiest thing that can happen to either character after everything they've been through. The one exception to this is that Jake is dead, but it is at least helped by the fact that she is buried right next to her lover.]]
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: The entire Finale. [[spoiler: All the characters from past one-shot chapters are given a WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue, showing that despite all the misery they experienced during their encounter with the Ill, they're still doing fine and living content lives. Some of them even cross paths with each other and start new friendships. Belma even has another chance at love with one of them! The best But the sweetest moment is Rodin and March's wedding, which is the happiest thing that can happen to either character after everything they've been through. The one exception to this is that Jake is dead, but it is at least helped by the fact that she is buried right next to her lover.]]
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: The entire Finale. [[spoiler: All the characters from past one-shot chapters are given a WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue, showing that despite all the misery they experienced during their encounter with the Ill, they're still doing fine and living content lives. Some of them even cross paths with each other and start new friendships. Belma even has another chance at love with one of them! The best moment is Rodin and March's wedding, which is the happiest thing that can happen to either character after everything they've been through. The one exception to this is that Jake is dead, but it is at least helped by the fact that she is buried right next to her lover.]]
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** Jake, and TheReveal that happened during her fight against Lady Janjaghee in the final battle. At first, the reader believes that the person that Jake was in love with was her master. But then it was revealed that it was actually her master's ''son'' who was her lover, and he left the castle to assist someone using his glass sculpting talents. That someone? Lady Janjaghee. Turns out the reason why the son died was because Janjaghee imprisoned him and continuously tortured him because he wouldn't love her. Instead, he just kept on proclaiming that he'd always Jake and only her. This, of course, presses Jake's BerserkButton which [[spoiler: is what leads to her death.]] And if that wasn't enough, [[spoiler: one of the final shots in the Finale is Jake's grave, which is right next to her lover's.]]
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** Jake, and TheReveal that happened during her fight against Lady Janjaghee in the final battle. At first, the reader believes that the person that Jake was in love with was her master. But then it was revealed that it was actually her master's ''son'' who was her lover, and he left the castle to assist someone using his glass sculpting talents. That someone? Lady Janjaghee. Turns out the reason why the son died was because Janjaghee imprisoned him and continuously tortured him because he wouldn't love her. Instead, he just kept on proclaiming that he'd always Jake and only her. This, of course, presses Jake's BerserkButton which [[spoiler: is what leads to her death.]] And if that wasn't enough, [[spoiler: one of the final shots in the Finale is Jake's grave, which is right next to her lover's.]]
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** March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. March thinks all of this is her fault.
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** March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. March thinks all of this is her fault.fault.
** Jake, and TheReveal that happened during her fight against Lady Janjaghee in the final battle. At first, the reader believes that the person that Jake was in love with was her master. But then it was revealed that it was actually her master's ''son'' who was her lover, and he left the castle to assist someone using his glass sculpting talents. That someone? Lady Janjaghee. Turns out the reason why the son died was because Janjaghee imprisoned him and continuously tortured him because he wouldn't love her. Instead, he just kept on proclaiming that he'd always Jake and only her. This, of course, presses Jake's BerserkButton which [[spoiler: is what leads to her death.]] And if that wasn't enough, [[spoiler: one of the final shots in the Finale is Jake's grave, which is right next to her lover's.]]
** Jake, and TheReveal that happened during her fight against Lady Janjaghee in the final battle. At first, the reader believes that the person that Jake was in love with was her master. But then it was revealed that it was actually her master's ''son'' who was her lover, and he left the castle to assist someone using his glass sculpting talents. That someone? Lady Janjaghee. Turns out the reason why the son died was because Janjaghee imprisoned him and continuously tortured him because he wouldn't love her. Instead, he just kept on proclaiming that he'd always Jake and only her. This, of course, presses Jake's BerserkButton which [[spoiler: is what leads to her death.]] And if that wasn't enough, [[spoiler: one of the final shots in the Finale is Jake's grave, which is right next to her lover's.]]
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** March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. March thinks all of this is her fault.
* CompleteMonster: '''Lady Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
** Volume 4 somehow manages to humanize her. [[spoiler: It turns out the reason for her obsession with looking young stems from her desire to be loved by her husband. And her PetTheDog moments with her servant helps almost defy this trope. Almost.]]
* CompleteMonster: '''Lady Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
** Volume 4 somehow manages to humanize her. [[spoiler: It turns out the reason for her obsession with looking young stems from her desire to be loved by her husband. And her PetTheDog moments with her servant helps almost defy this trope. Almost.]]
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** March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. March thinks all of this is her fault.
* CompleteMonster: '''Lady Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
** Volume 4 somehow manages to humanize her. [[spoiler: It turns out the reason for her obsession with looking young stems from her desire to be loved by her husband. And her PetTheDog moments with her servant helps almost defy this trope. Almost.]]fault.
* CompleteMonster: '''Lady Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
** Volume 4 somehow manages to humanize her. [[spoiler: It turns out the reason for her obsession with looking young stems from her desire to be loved by her husband. And her PetTheDog moments with her servant helps almost defy this trope. Almost.]]
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** March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her entire village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. Did I mention that March thinks all of this is her fault?
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** March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her entire village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. Did I mention that March thinks all of this is her fault?fault.
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* CompleteMonster: The cult that tried to sacrifice Nellon and Linuette qualify.
** '''Lady Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
*** Volume 4 somehow manages to humanize her. [[spoiler: It turns out the reason for her obsession with looking young stems from her desire to be loved by her husband. And her PetTheDog moments with her servant helps almost defy this trope. Almost.]]
** '''Lady Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
*** Volume 4 somehow manages to humanize her. [[spoiler: It turns out the reason for her obsession with looking young stems from her desire to be loved by her husband. And her PetTheDog moments with her servant helps almost defy this trope. Almost.]]
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* CompleteMonster: The cult that tried to sacrifice Nellon and Linuette qualify.
**'''Lady Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
*** ** Volume 4 somehow manages to humanize her. [[spoiler: It turns out the reason for her obsession with looking young stems from her desire to be loved by her husband. And her PetTheDog moments with her servant helps almost defy this trope. Almost.]]
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** '''Lady Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
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** '''Lady Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.idea.
***Volume 4 somehow manages to humanize her. [[spoiler: It turns out the reason for her obsession with looking young stems from her desire to be loved by her husband. And her PetTheDog moments with her servant helps almost defy this trope. Almost.]]
***Volume 4 somehow manages to humanize her. [[spoiler: It turns out the reason for her obsession with looking young stems from her desire to be loved by her husband. And her PetTheDog moments with her servant helps almost defy this trope. Almost.]]
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** '''Lady Janjaghee''' just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
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** '''Lady Janjaghee''' Janjaghee''', just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
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** '''Lady Janjaghee''' just holy crap. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
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** '''Lady Janjaghee''' just holy crap.just, ''holy crap''. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
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* Complete Monster: The cult that tried to sacrifice Nellon and Linuette qualify.
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* Complete Monster: CompleteMonster: The cult that tried to sacrifice Nellon and Linuette qualify.qualify.
** '''Lady Janjaghee''' just holy crap. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
** '''Lady Janjaghee''' just holy crap. Think Elizabeth Bathory, meets Vlad the Impaler and give her demonic powers and you get the idea.
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** March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her entire village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. Did I mention that March thinks all of this is her fault?
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** March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her entire village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. Did I mention that March thinks all of this is her fault?fault?
*Complete Monster: The cult that tried to sacrifice Nellon and Linuette qualify.
*Complete Monster: The cult that tried to sacrifice Nellon and Linuette qualify.
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*TearJerker: It seems like any time we see a character's back story we get one of these.
**March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her entire village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. Did I mention that March thinks all of this is her fault?
**March: Because she spoke up about how she felt about Lady Janjaghee her entire village was massacred, she was kidnapped and left in a room filled with corpses, her sister was made to die slowly on a hook so that the Lady could drink her blood. Once she's done she dons the sister's face and runs into March. She then proceeds to rip the face off. March runs back into the corpse room and lets an Ill inside her, becoming a CreepyChild and proceeds to kill the Lady. Jake then arrives and convinces the Ill to go to sleep inside March's heart, giving March access to some of its powers, but if she ever falls in love the Ill will wake up and she'll die. Did I mention that March thinks all of this is her fault?
