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Nelipot is a Fanime created by Kye, also known as YouTube user Naupiko (former aliases are Ssleepie and Nauseatinglly.) It follows the protagonist Lamb, who runs the temporarily named "Justice Club" whist attending a school for the Gifted and unique.

The show consists of just four episodes so far, and can be found here.


Nelipot contains examples of:

  • Animesque: Expected as the show is a Fanime, although it's less noticeable than some.
  • Censor Box: When Mako is talking about Tilde one of these appears over his lower body.
    • One also shows up over Coyne's mouth, coinciding with the trope below.
  • Friendship Song: Marmalade sings one of these in the Christmas special.
  • Guy on Guy Is Hot: Moe seems to think so.
  • Karaoke Box: Every episode's ending so far is a song sung by one of the character's voice actors.
    • Episode 1 ends with Kokyo's VA singing Frank Sinatra's "Fly Me To The Moon"
    • Episode 2 with Tilde's VA singing Frank Sinatra's "Born Free"
    • Episode 3 with Moe's VA singing Weezer's "Beverly Hills"
    • Episode 4 with Reven's VA singing "Yuru Fuwa Jukai Girl", although a duet version done with Lamb's VA exists.
  • Ms. Exposition: Mako has appeared for just one episode, and has so far done nothing but offer exposition on Ranking, Idols and Tilde.
  • Recurring Dreams: Kokyo's nightmare in episode 3, according to marmalade he hadn't had one in a while.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: The Gym teachers eyes are usually pink, but flash red whenever she says anything violent and/or scary.
    • Tilde's eyes could also count, being a Vampire.
  • Ridiculously Human Robot: The Gym teacher.
  • School Idol: Students in the highest tier of the school's ranking system are called idols.
  • Shock and Awe: The wand marmalade stole from her dad's stuff.
  • Transformation Trinket: The "Coil" devices seem to work as these.
  • Tsundere: Kokyo shows some Tsundere-esque tendencies at times.
  • Who Names Their Kid "Dude"?: Lamb, Marmalade, Tilde the Third... the list goes on.

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