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* EvilIsSexy: Yuko Tanabe, played by TheCutie Kiki Sukezane.
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* ContstedSequel: The ratings are off more than half from the original ''Series/TheTerror'', and many viewers who have bothered to watch have complained of sloppy writing, unlikeable characters, and a confused narrative that doesn't take proper advantage of the setting. Although the finale was widely praised, many felt it did not make up for the stumbles of the season as a whole.

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* ContstedSequel: ContestedSequel: The ratings are off more than half from the original ''Series/TheTerror'', and many viewers who have bothered to watch have complained of sloppy writing, unlikeable characters, and a confused narrative that doesn't take proper advantage of the setting. Although the finale was widely praised, many felt it did not make up for the stumbles of the season as a whole.
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* ContstedSequel: The ratings are off more than half from the original ''Series/TheTerror'', and many viewers who have bothered to watch have complained of sloppy writing, unlikeable characters, and a confused narrative that doesn't take proper advantage of the setting. Although the finale was widely praised, many felt it did not make up for the stumbles of the season as a whole.
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Kill Em All is no longer a trope


** Yamato speaking with an old friend in the afterlife, who tells him about his life in Hiroshima. The savvy viewer can probably tell [[ForegoneConclusion what's coming]], but TheReveal itself is something else: the camera slowly revealing his [[KillEmAll entire extended family]] (including his young great-grandchild) standing behind him.

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** Yamato speaking with an old friend in the afterlife, who tells him about his life in Hiroshima. The savvy viewer can probably tell [[ForegoneConclusion what's coming]], but TheReveal itself is something else: the camera slowly revealing his [[KillEmAll entire extended family]] family (including his young great-grandchild) standing behind him.
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process


* UncannyValley: During an obon festival held in the camp, Yuko wears a jovially smiling mask [[spoiler: to murder the doctor]].
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The viewer is obviously meant to sympathize with Chester, but he has an unfortunate tendency to come across as an unlikable jackass. His bullheadedness and inability to control his temper often causes unnecessary problems for him and his friends and family, to the point where Henry [[spoiler: disowning him]] actually comes across as a reasonable decision.

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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The viewer is obviously meant to sympathize with Chester, but he has an unfortunate a tendency to come across as an unlikable jackass. His bullheadedness bullheadedness, impulsive actions, and inability to control his temper often causes unnecessary cause problems for him and his friends and family, to the point where Henry [[spoiler: disowning him]] actually comes across as a reasonable decision.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The viewer is obviously meant to sympathize with Chester, but he has an unfortunate tendency to come across as an unlikable jackass. His bullheadedness and inability to control his temper often causes unnecessary problems for him and his friends and family, to the point where Henry [[spoiler: disowning him]] actually comes across as a reasonable decision.
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* ClicheStorm: Some reviewers listed this as one of the season's key issues; most of the characters are stereotypes right out of a casting handbook (stoic, salt-of-the-earth immigrant parents, rebellious second-generation kids, {{Jerkass}} authority figure, StringyHairedGhostGirl out for vengeance) and the plot itself deteriorates into a pretty standard J-horror story halfway through.

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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: A common complaint among critics and viewers is that the season failed to make good use of its setting; an internment camp could have provided some interesting storytelling possibilities and been a claustrophobic ClosedCircle, much like ''Erebus'' and ''Terror'' were in Season 1, but it is instead treated as a backdrop that is more an inconvenience to the characters than anything else.



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%%* TheWoobie: Everyone really.really, but especially Luz and Yuko.
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Deleted the Big Lipped Alligator Moment entry because the flashback is plot-relevant; the girl Chester is with is Luz, and this is how she got pregnant.


* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The brief flashback in the first episode of Chester with (presumably) an old girlfriend comes off as this, since nothing more is made of it. He doesn't even mention it to anybody.
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* DracoInLeatherPants: Yuko Tanabe, due to her tragic backstory as listed in TearJerker.
* EvilIsSexy: Yuko Tanabe, played by TheCutie Kiki Sukezane.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The brief flashback in the first episode of Chester with (presumably) an old girlfriend comes off as this, since nothing more is made of it. He doesn't even mention it to anybody.
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** Yamato speaking with an old friend in the afterlife, who tells him about his life in Hiroshima. The savvy viewer can probably tell [[ForegoneConclusion what's coming]], but TheReveal itself is something else: the camera slowly revealing his [[KillEmAll entire extended family]] (including his young great-grandchild) standing behind him.

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Not ymmv and Zero Context Example.


* MeaningfulName: Maybe. All Japanese names have clear meanings from the characters they're commonly written in, but it isn't clear whether these have anything to do with the show.
** Yamato: The only one that has immediately obvious meaning, The literal meaning is great harmony, but Yamato is also an archaic name for the nation of Japan, and the name of the current imperial family. As such, it's appropriate for name for the leader of Terminal Island's community.
** Nobuhiro: to prolong abundance/tolerance/prosperity
** Nakayama: central mountain
** Asako: morning child
** Yoshida: lucky rice-field
** Fumi: history
** Tanabe: side of the rice paddy
** Yuko: excellent child
** Furuya: old valley or old room
** Toshiro: talented son or intelligent son
** Hideo: excellent man or excellent son
** Ogawa: small river
** Taizo: third son
** Jirou: second son. Jirou and Taizo are revealed to be twins.
** Taro: first son, which is what Henry named his fishing boat.



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** The vision or dream in which Chester speaks with Henry on the ''Taro'' following his death, Henry telling him why he became a fisherman.

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** Jirou: second son. Jirou and Taizo are revealed to be twins, but a first son has yet to be revealed.

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** Jirou: second son. Jirou and Taizo are revealed to be twins, but a twins.
** Taro:
first son has yet to be revealed.son, which is what Henry named his fishing boat.



* Henry's death.

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* ** Henry's death.
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* Henry's death.
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** Ken getting shot as well as Amy's reaction.
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** Jirou: second son. Jirou and Taizo are revealed to be twins, but a first son has yet to be revealed.
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* MeaningfulName: Maybe. All Japanese names have clear meanings from the characters they're commonly written in, but it isn't clear whether these have anything to do with the show.
** Yamato: The only one that has immediately obvious meaning, The literal meaning is great harmony, but Yamato is also an archaic name for the nation of Japan, and the name of the current imperial family. As such, it's appropriate for name for the leader of Terminal Island's community.
** Nobuhiro: to prolong abundance/tolerance/prosperity
** Nakayama: central mountain
** Asako: morning child
** Yoshida: lucky rice-field
** Fumi: history
** Tanabe: side of the rice paddy
** Yuko: excellent child
** Furuya: old valley or old room
** Toshiro: talented son or intelligent son
** Hideo: excellent man or excellent son
** Ogawa: small river
** Taizo: third son

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* GeniusBonus: Luz standing in the river in a white dress seeing the faces of her twins in the water is reminiscent of the tale of La Llrona. Luz doesn't fit the story of a woman who loses her children, drowns herself, then comes back for vengeance, but [[spoiler: Yuko does]].
* UncannyValley: During an obon festival held in the camp, Yuko wears a jovially smiling mask [[spoiler: to murder the doctor]].

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* GeniusBonus: Luz standing in the river in a white dress seeing the faces of her twins in the water is reminiscent of the tale of La Llrona. Llorona. Luz doesn't fit the story of a woman who loses her children, drowns herself, then comes back for vengeance, but [[spoiler: Yuko does]].
* UncannyValley: During an obon festival held in the camp, Yuko wears a jovially smiling mask [[spoiler: to murder the doctor]].
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*** She's thrown out for being pregnant when she marries Furuya and knows no one else in the US

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*** She's thrown out for being pregnant when she marries Furuya and knows no one else in the USUS.


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adding yuko's past to tearjerker because i was crying like a baby


Warning: spoilers may not be as carefully marked as the main page.
* GeniusBonus: Luz standing in the river in a white dress seeing the faces of her twins in the water is reminiscent of the tale of La Llrona. Luz doesn't fit the story of a woman who loses her children, drowns herself, then comes back for vengeance, but [[spoiler: Yuko does]].



* TearJerker: The death of the twins. Luz doesn't take it well and eventually leaves the camp with her father.
** Henry hugging her goodbye which further cemented that she finally won him over.

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* TearJerker: TearJerker:
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The death of the twins. Luz doesn't take it well and eventually leaves the camp with her father.
** Henry hugging her goodbye which further cemented that she finally won him over. over.
** Yuko's past:
*** She's thrown out for being pregnant when she marries Furuya and knows no one else in the US
*** A year later she's homeless living in what appears to be the junkyard of an army base stealing scraps for herself and her baby.
*** She tries to feed him but he starts crying and she realizes that she has to give him up.
*** Her guilt leaving her child with the nuns.
*** She then commits suicide by filling her baby sling with rocks and throwing herself off a bridge.
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* Tearjerker: The death of the twins. Luz doesn't take it well and eventually leaves the camp with her father.

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* Tearjerker: TearJerker: The death of the twins. Luz doesn't take it well and eventually leaves the camp with her father.
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** Henry hugging her goodbye which cements that she won him over.

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** Henry hugging her goodbye which cements further cemented that she finally won him over.
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* Tearjerker: The death of the twins. Luz doesn't take it well and eventually leaves the camp with her father.
** Henry hugging her goodbye which cements that she won him over.
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* UncannyValley: During an obon festival held in the camp, Yuko wears a jovially smiling mask [[spoiler: to murder the doctor]].

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* UncannyValley: During an obon festival held in the camp, Yuko wears a jovially smiling mask [[spoiler: to murder the doctor]].doctor]].
* TheWoobie: Everyone really.
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* UncannyValley: During a obon festival held in the camp, Yuko wears a jovially smiling mask [[spoiler: to murder the doctor]].

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* UncannyValley: During a an obon festival held in the camp, Yuko wears a jovially smiling mask [[spoiler: to murder the doctor]].
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* UncannyValley: During a obon festival held in the camp, Yuko wears a jovially smiling mask [[spoiler: to murder the doctor]].

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