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3 | 801 T.T.S. Airbats (or, alternatively, ''Aozora Shoujotai'', "The Blue Sky Girls Squad") is a 1991-1992 manga (later adapted into an {{OVA}} between 1994-1996) about an all-female [[NaiveNewcomer except for their mechanic]] air demonstration squad of the [[UsefulNotes/KaijuDefenseForce Japanese Air Self-Defence Force]]. |
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6 | !! Tropes in ''801 T.T.S. Airbats'' include: |
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8 | * AbortedArc: The OVA ends without giving a resolution to the main LoveTriangle. |
9 | ** There's also how the flashback in episode 7 doesn't explain where's Tokaji in the present, and doesn't do much with the revelation to Saginomiya that Konishi was going to propose to her instead Tokaji, [[NoEnding since the OVA just kind of ends there.]] |
10 | * BigEater: Yoko. |
11 | * FieryRedhead: Episode 5's Jeger, pilot of the american Thunderbirds, who serves as a [[TheRival rival]] for Mitaka. |
12 | * FreezeFrameBonus: OVA episode one shows models of Japanese and foreign scifi memorabilia at 14:39. |
13 | * HotSpringsEpisode: Episode 4. |
14 | * LargeHam: Captain Konishi, who is voiced by none other than Creator/NorioWakamoto |
15 | * LoveTriangle: Takuya, Arisa and Miyuki. |
16 | ** Also Konishi, Saginomiya and Tokaji in the flashback episode. |
17 | * MilitaryMaverick: Arisa Mitaka, hot-headed, unfriendly and hard to deal with. It's the reason she was transferred to the 801st. |
18 | * NaiveNewcomer: Takuya Isurugi, the POV main character, has just been transferred to the squad when the series starts. |
19 | * NoEnding: The OVA ends with a WholeEpisodeFlashback and gives no resolution to the LoveTriangle between Takuya, Arisa, and Miyuki. |
20 | * {{Otaku}}: Takuya, if his personal quarters full of figures is any indication. |
21 | * RagtagBunchOfMisfits |
22 | * ReassignedToAntarctica: Much like the [=SV2=] in Franchise/{{Patlabor}}, the 801st is a dumping ground for whatever misfit is causing too much trouble in the regular forces, and nobody takes them seriously, not even themselves. |
23 | * SeriousBusiness: A ramen eating contest between the main characters in episode 6, which ended up being bet on by the entire JSDF, American military forces, and even the Russians. |
24 | --> ''2 JASDF F-15 are sent to intercept a Tu-95 Bear breaching into their airspace, but the pilots are clearly focused on the bet'' |
25 | --> '''F-15 Pilot (after hearing news that Konishi lost):''' "Stupid Konishi! I spent my entire paycheck on this bet!" |
26 | --> '''Bear Pilot:''' "I understand, comrade. I also bet on Konishi. Damn." |
27 | --> '''F-15 Pilot:''' "Wait, what?" |
28 | * ShoutOut: Take a look at the trope image and take a few guesses which [[Film/TopGun American film]] it is referencing. |
29 | * SideBet: Saginomiya will try to convince people to place bets on practically anything, including whether the squadron will pass a flight test. She also tries to collect on bets the other party never accepted (or did so off-screen). |
30 | * TeamPet: Yoko's pet bat, Chi-chan, serves as the mascot for the Airbats. |
31 | * TheGamblingAddict: Saginomiya, big time. |
32 | * WholeEpisodeFlashback: The last one. |
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