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* NightmareFuel: Bell's [[AngryMontage tantrum]] in Episode 24
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* NightmareFuel: Bell's [[AngryMontage [[AngerMontage tantrum]] in Episode 24
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* NightmareFuel: Bell's [[AngryMontage tantrum]] in Episode 24
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** To some Western viewers, 14-year-old Bell specializing in sexy-style is {{Squick}}y. Fortunately, her outfits aren't risqué, but using that term to address a 14-year-old in any context is inapprorpiate. In Japanese, the word "sexy" is used more loosely and carries a different social response; however, that's only if you're using the English word and not the Japanese equivalent, "ero-sa."
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** To some Western viewers, 14-year-old Bell specializing in sexy-style is {{Squick}}y. Fortunately, her outfits aren't risqué, but using that term to address a 14-year-old in any context is inapprorpiate. inappropriate. In Japanese, the word "sexy" is used more loosely and carries a different social response; however, that's only if you're using the English word and not word; the Japanese equivalent, "ero-sa.""ero", carries different connotations.
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** To some Western viewers, 14-year-old Bell specializing in sexy-style is {{Squick}}y. Fortunately, her outfits aren't risqué, but using that term to address a 14-year-old in any context is inapprorpiate. In Japanese, the word "sexy" is used more loosely and carries a different social response.
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** To some Western viewers, 14-year-old Bell specializing in sexy-style is {{Squick}}y. Fortunately, her outfits aren't risqué, but using that term to address a 14-year-old in any context is inapprorpiate. In Japanese, the word "sexy" is used more loosely and carries a different social response.response; however, that's only if you're using the English word and not the Japanese equivalent, "ero-sa."
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* FoeYay: Hiro is so fixated on Koji that it sometimes comes off as a {{Yandere}} obsession. He admires Koji so much that he has a VillainousBreakdown every time he finds out that Koji has written a song for someone other than him. Hiro's voice actor, Creator/TomoakiMaeno, even mentions in an interview that the general feeling in his interactions that the directors wanted was "his heart wants Koji but his body wants Bell." ''Anime/KingOfPrism'' shows that Hiro and Koji's relationship has improved immensely since debuting together, but Hiro still has a rather unhealthy dependency on him. Notably, despite that Koji and Ito are an OfficialCouple, more people in the fandom ship Koji/Hiro, making them the FanPreferredCouple.
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* HoYay: Hiro is so fixated on Koji that it sometimes comes off as a {{Yandere}} obsession. He admires Koji so much that he has a VillainousBreakdown every time he finds out that Koji has written a song for someone other than him. Hiro's voice actor, Creator/TomoakiMaeno, even mentions in an interview that the general feeling in his interactions that the directors wanted was "his heart wants Koji but his body wants Bell." ''Anime/KingOfPrism'' shows that Hiro and Koji's relationship has improved immensely since debuting together, but Hiro still has a rather unhealthy dependency on him. Notably, despite that Koji and Ito are an OfficialCouple, more people in the fandom ship Koji/Hiro, making them the FanPreferredCouple.
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* AmericanHateTingle: Hiro is extremely popular in Japan due to his FanService Prism Jumps (see Starlight Kiss), his CharacterDevelopment, his LargeHam reactions, and his arrogant PrinceCharming persona. However, in Western fanbases, he's quite [[BaseBreakingCharacter more contentious]] due to his {{Jerkass}} behavior up until the last 10 episodes of the series, with people vastly preferring the kinder Koji and Kazuki over him.
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* AmericanHateTingle: AmericansHateTingle: Hiro is extremely popular in Japan due to his FanService Prism Jumps (see Starlight Kiss), his CharacterDevelopment, his LargeHam reactions, and his arrogant PrinceCharming persona. However, in Western fanbases, he's quite [[BaseBreakingCharacter more contentious]] due to his {{Jerkass}} behavior up until the last 10 episodes of the series, with people vastly preferring the kinder Koji and Kazuki over him.
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* AmericaHatesTingle: Hiro is extremely popular in Japan due to his FanService Prism Jumps (see Starlight Kiss), his CharacterDevelopment, his LargeHam reactions, and his arrogant PrinceCharming persona. However, in Western fanbases, he's quite [[BaseBreakingCharacter more contentious]] due to his {{Jerkass}} behavior up until the last 10 episodes of the series, with people vastly preferring the kinder Koji and Kazuki over him.
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* AmericaHatesTingle: AmericanHateTingle: Hiro is extremely popular in Japan due to his FanService Prism Jumps (see Starlight Kiss), his CharacterDevelopment, his LargeHam reactions, and his arrogant PrinceCharming persona. However, in Western fanbases, he's quite [[BaseBreakingCharacter more contentious]] due to his {{Jerkass}} behavior up until the last 10 episodes of the series, with people vastly preferring the kinder Koji and Kazuki over him.
