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* ArrogantKungFuGuy: Monia and Yuria act like Arrogant Volley-Ball Girls.
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* ArrogantKungFuGuy: Monia (Reiko Takami) and Yuria Tullia (Hikaru Kaido) act like Arrogant Volley-Ball Girls.
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* BitchAlert: Not that many but Heinz and Corsby from the Saiei team make it clear from the get-go that they are just the cunts everyone say they are. Later in the series, Yuria, a rather confrontational player who often gets in fights with You, also makes it clear that she's too gifted to be nice about it.
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* BitchAlert: Not that many but Heinz and Corsby from the Saiei team make it clear from the get-go that they are just the cunts everyone say they are. Later in the series, Yuria, Hikaru, a rather confrontational player who often gets in fights with You, also makes it clear that she's too gifted to be nice about it.
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* ButtMonkey: Mibeko, though the writers [[ThrowTheDogABone throw her a bone]] from time to time.
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* ButtMonkey: Mibeko, Mineko, though the writers [[ThrowTheDogABone throw her a bone]] from time to time.
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* BigEater: Both Yugina and You. It even becomes a plot point.
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* BigEater: Both Yugina Mineko and You. It even becomes a plot point.
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* ButtMonkey: Yugina, though the writers [[ThrowTheDogABone throw her a bone]] from time to time.
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* ButtMonkey: Yugina, Mibeko, though the writers [[ThrowTheDogABone throw her a bone]] from time to time.
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** Yugina has her moments.
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* DemotedToExtra: After few episodes, Sho rarely appear in the anime even if he's You's LoveInterest.
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* FatGirl: Played straight with Yugina. Even though she's supposedly skilled enough to join a professional team, her inability to lose weight gets her consistently sidelined. See below.
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* MissingMom: You's mother left the family a long time ago. [[spoiler: She's actually Kanako Tajima, the volleyball commentator and ex-player that You fangirls.]]
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* MissingMom: You's mother left the family a long time ago. [[spoiler: She's actually Kanako Tajima, the volleyball commentator and ex-player that You fangirls.fangirls over.]]
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* UnderdogsNeverLose: Inverted. Yugina, the local FatGirl of the team is also the least likely to be successful, mostly because her weight hinders her moves. Made all the more ironic since her sister, who is part of the Saiei team, is just as pudgy as she is but far more talented.
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* UnderdogsNeverLose: Inverted. Yugina, Mineko, the local FatGirl of the team is also the least likely to be successful, mostly because her weight hinders her moves. Made all the more ironic since her sister, who is part of the Saiei team, is just as pudgy as she is but far more talented.
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* AscendedExtra: Zigzagged with Sho Takiki. In the old show he only appears in a few episodes, while in this sequel he's assistant coach and appears in all of them. On the other hand, in the original series he was You's LoveInterest and she was ''crazy'' about him, especially in the early episodes. In this sequel You couln't care less about him, and most of the time they don't even talk.
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* AscendedExtra: Zigzagged with Sho Takiki.Tachiki. In the old show he only appears in a few episodes, while in this sequel he's assistant coach and appears in all of them. On the other hand, in the original series he was You's LoveInterest and she was ''crazy'' about him, especially in the early episodes. In this sequel You couln't couldn't care less about him, and most of the time they don't even talk.
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In addition, she's [[TokenRomance trying to get the attention of Sho Takiki]], the head player of the masculine team, on whom she has an enormous crush and who is also the object of Nami's affactions.
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In addition, she's [[TokenRomance trying to get the attention of Sho Takiki]], Tachiki]], the head player of the masculine team, on whom she has an enormous crush and who is also the object of Nami's affactions.
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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: All dubs except for the Portuguese dub, the Portuguese dub was the only international dub that kept "Seishun Prelude" as the opening
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The show is typical of the 80's sports animes (such as ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'') and, true to its nature, [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff it garnered its main success in Europe, especially France, Italy and Spain]]. Even though it is considered a classic in its native Japan, its fame up there is nowhere near as big as it is in the aforementioned countries. The anime was produced by none other than Knack of "Charge Man Ken" infamy, becoming (by virtue of the show's success in Europe) perhaps its biggest international success, and while the animation in some episodes approaches "Charge Man Ken" awfulness, it's quite good in many others. Shiro Sagisu, later StudioGainax and {{Hideaki Anno}}'s go-to composer, provided the musicAl score.
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The show is typical of the 80's sports animes (such as ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'') and, true to its nature, [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff it garnered its main success in Europe, especially France, Italy and Spain]]. Even though it is considered a classic in its native Japan, its fame up there is nowhere near as big as it is in the aforementioned countries. The anime was produced by none other than Knack of "Charge Man Ken" infamy, becoming (by virtue of the show's success in Europe) perhaps its biggest international success, and while the animation in some episodes approaches "Charge Man Ken" awfulness, it's quite good in many others. Shiro Sagisu, later StudioGainax and {{Hideaki Anno}}'s go-to composer, provided the musicAl musical score.
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The show is typical of the 80's sports animes (such as ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'') and, true to its nature, [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff it garnered its main success in Europe, especially France, Italy and Spain]]. Even though it is considered a classic in its native Japan, its fame up there is nowhere near as big as it is in the aforementioned countries. The anime was produced by none other than Knack of "Charge Man Ken" infamy, becoming (by virtue of the show's success in Europe) perhaps its biggest international success, and while the animation in some episodes approaches "Charge Man Ken" awfulness, it's quite good in many others. Shiro Sagisu, later composer for many of {{Gainax}}'s anime hits, StudioGainax and {{Hideaki Anno}}'s go-to composer, provided the music.
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The show is typical of the 80's sports animes (such as ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'') and, true to its nature, [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff it garnered its main success in Europe, especially France, Italy and Spain]]. Even though it is considered a classic in its native Japan, its fame up there is nowhere near as big as it is in the aforementioned countries. The anime was produced by none other than Knack of "Charge Man Ken" infamy, becoming (by virtue of the show's success in Europe) perhaps its biggest international success, and while the animation in some episodes approaches "Charge Man Ken" awfulness, it's quite good in many others. Shiro Sagisu, later composer for many of [[Gainax]]'s {{Gainax}}'s anime hits, provided the music.
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The show is typical of the 80's sports animes (such as ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'') and, true to its nature, [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff it garnered its main success in Europe, especially France, Italy and Spain]]. Even though it is considered a classic in its native Japan, its fame up there is nowhere near as big as it is in the aforementioned countries.
countries. The anime was produced by none other than Knack of "Charge Man Ken" infamy, becoming (by virtue of the show's success in Europe) perhaps its biggest international success, and while the animation in some episodes approaches "Charge Man Ken" awfulness, it's quite good in many others. Shiro Sagisu, later composer for many of [[Gainax]]'s anime hits, provided the music.
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** In addition, the European dubs created a [[Macekre connection]] between this show and Manga/AttackNumberOne that wasn't present in the original Japanese, by making You (Mila/Jeanne/Juana) a cousin of the earlier series' heroine, Kozue Ayuhara (who coincidentally is named Mila in the German dub of ''Attack No. 1'').
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** In addition, Also, in addition to trying to position the series as more of a high school romance that just happened to involve sports, the European dubs created a [[Macekre connection]] connection between this show and Manga/AttackNumberOne that wasn't present in the original Japanese, by making You (Mila/Jeanne/Juana) a cousin of the earlier series' heroine, Kozue Ayuhara (who coincidentally is named Mila in the German dub of ''Attack No. 1'').
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* BaitAndSwitchCredits: Based on the opening sequences and especially the theme song lyrics of the Italian, French, and Spanish dubs, one would be given to think a "romance" between You and Sho (aka Mila and Shiro, Jeanne and Serge, Juana and Sergio) is the central point of the show. It isn't - in fact, Sho isn't even the only male character You develops a crush on. (The Italian OP takes the original Japanese sequence and added scenes from the series itself to make it seem more like a romance than it really is.)
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* DubNameChange: Many of the characters' names were changed in foreign dubs, especially in French and Spanish (less so in Italian, where Nami, who became "Peggy" in French and Spanish, is still Nami).
** In addition, the European dubs created a [[Macekre connection]] between this show and Manga/AttackNumberOne that wasn't present in the original Japanese, by making You (Mila/Jeanne/Juana) a cousin of the earlier series' heroine, Kozue Ayuhara (who coincidentally is named Mila in the German dub of ''Attack No. 1'').
** In addition, the European dubs created a [[Macekre connection]] between this show and Manga/AttackNumberOne that wasn't present in the original Japanese, by making You (Mila/Jeanne/Juana) a cousin of the earlier series' heroine, Kozue Ayuhara (who coincidentally is named Mila in the German dub of ''Attack No. 1'').
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The show is typical of the 80's sports animes (such as CaptainTsubasa) ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'') and, true to its nature, [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff it garnered its main success in Europe, especially France, Italy and Spain]]. Even though it is considered a classic in its native Japan, its fame up there is nowhere near as big as it is in the aforementioned countries.
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* FollowTheLeader: The series owes a lot to ''Manga/AttackNumberOne''.
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* BitchAlert: Not that many but Heinz and Corsby from the Saiei team make it clear from the get-go that they are just the cunts everyone say they are. Later in the series, Yuria, a rather confrontational player who often gets in fights with You, also makes it clear that she's too gifted to be nice about it.
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* [[ArrogantKungFuGuy Arrogant Volley-Ball Girl]]: Quite a few but the most prominents are Monia and Yuria.
* TheBechdelTest: The show is one of the earliest depictions of how friendship between women works in a sports setting.
* TheBechdelTest: The show is one of the earliest depictions of how friendship between women works in a sports setting.
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* [[ArrogantKungFuGuy ArrogantKungFuGuy: Monia and Yuria act like Arrogant Volley-Ball Girl]]: Quite a few but the most prominents are Monia and Yuria.
* TheBechdelTest: The show is one of the earliest depictions of how friendship between women works in a sports setting.Girls.
* TheBechdelTest: The show is one of the earliest depictions of how friendship between women works in a sports setting.
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* [[BigBrotherWorship Big Sister Worship]]: Sunny towards You.
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* [[BigBrotherWorship Big Sister Worship]]: BigBrotherWorship: Sunny towards You.
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* {{Fanservice}}: The anime feature several ShowerScene with the girls naked ([[NippleAndDimed displaying nipples]] occasionally) and many PantyShot with You.
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* {{Fanservice}}: The anime feature several ShowerScene with the girls naked ([[NippleAndDimed displaying nipples]] occasionally) and many PantyShot with You.
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* AdaptationExpansion: The original manga has only 3 volumes.
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* DemotedToExtra: After few episodes, Sho rarely appear in th eanime even is You's LoveInterest.
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* DemotedToExtra: After few episodes, Sho rarely appear in th eanime the anime even is if he's You's LoveInterest.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Saburo who become a You's fan in love with her. She is not happy and often punch him.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: Nami.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: Nami. Initially cold and arrogant, she become her best friend.
* DemotedToExtra: After few episodes, Sho rarely appear in th eanime even is You's LoveInterest.
* DemotedToExtra: After few episodes, Sho rarely appear in th eanime even is You's LoveInterest.
* {{Fanservice}}: The anime feature several ShowerScene with the girls naked ([[NippleAndDimed displaying nipples]] occasionally) and many PantyShot with You.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Quite a few characters deserve to be mentioned, but Coach Daimon is a particularly nasty one.
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* JapaneseDelinquents: Saburo and his gang.
* {{Jerkass}}: Quite a few characters deserve to be mentioned, but Coach Daimon is a particularly nasty one. He is brutal and behaves violently toward his players when they make mistakes or fail to live up to his expectations.
* {{Jerkass}}: Quite a few characters deserve to be mentioned, but Coach Daimon is a particularly nasty one. He is brutal and behaves violently toward his players when they make mistakes or fail to live up to his expectations.
* PantyShot: You, especially in the first episodes when fight Saburo and his gang displaying her panties with a panda drawn. To point the, after, Saburo Tazaki become her fan and carries a flag with a panda drawn.
* PassionateSportsGirl: You, Eri and Nami are obvious examples but most of the named characters count at some level.
* PassionateSportsGirl: You, Eri and Nami are obvious examples but most of the named characters count at some level.
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* PassionateSportsGirl: You, Eri and Nami are obvious examples but most of the named characters count at some level.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: You's mom in the manga is dead. In the anime is alive and [[spoiler: she's actually Kanako Tajima, the volleyball commentator]].
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* SecondaryCharacterTitle: You. All the players in the team are the main characters, especially Glin.
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* SecondaryCharacterTitle: You. All She's not the players protagonist at all, all the girls in the team are share this role (though Glin has a more central position than the main characters, especially Glin.rest and many see her as the unofficial protagonist).
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* AlphaBitch: Catherine in the first episodes, but she later evolves into a LovableAlphaBitch.
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* AlphaBitch: TheAce: Tan Tan Chung, the team's main rival and apparently one of the most talented players in the country.
* AlphaBitch:
** Catherine in the first episodes, but she later evolves into aLovableAlphaBitch.LovableAlphaBitch.
** Tan Tan, even more so. She's never shown being anything other than unpleasant, until the last episode. She has a FreudianExcuse though.
* AlphaBitch:
** Catherine in the first episodes, but she later evolves into a
** Tan Tan, even more so. She's never shown being anything other than unpleasant, until the last episode. She has a FreudianExcuse though.
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* WorthyOpponent: Tan Tan, to the whole team, but especially Glin.
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* {{Expy}}: Glin is one of You in almost every way. She gets the most focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and StandardizedLeader.
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* {{Expy}}: {{Expy}}:
** Glin is one of You in almost every way. She gets the most focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter andStandardizedLeader.StandardizedLeader.
** There's always a CheerfulChild TagalongKid around, who is clearly an Expy of You's little brother Sunny (Sunny himself only makes a cameo appearance in one episode, along with You's father).
** Glin is one of You in almost every way. She gets the most focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and
** There's always a CheerfulChild TagalongKid around, who is clearly an Expy of You's little brother Sunny (Sunny himself only makes a cameo appearance in one episode, along with You's father).
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* GentleGiant: Ming Hua is a female example.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Ming Hua looks ''very'' different from the other girls. She's very huge, masculine and lacks the GenericCuteness of everyone else.
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* OutOfCharacterMoment: Glin gets the JerkassBall in one episode. She was always portrayed as a perfectly nice person and supportive of her teammates. In one of the later episodes, a new girl joins the team and Glin suddenly turns into an AlphaBitch and starts picking on the NaiveNewcomer only because she's a "mediocre player". At the end of the episode she apologizes and makes up with the new girl, but still...
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* AscendedExtra: Zigzagged with Sho Takiki. In the old show he only appears in a few episodes, while in this sequel he's assistant coach and appears in all of them. On the other hand, in the original series he was You's LoveInterest and she was ''crazy'' about him, especially in the early episodes. In this sequel You couln't care less about him, and most of the time they don't even talk.
* FlatCharacter: You, of all people. Also Sho, Eri and Nami.
* InNameOnly: It's completely different from the original show.
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* OutOfFocus: The characters of the original series, You, Nami and Eri. They are still there but overall they get less focus than the new characters.
* SecondaryCharacterTitle: You. All the players in the team are the main characters, especially Glin.
* SecondaryCharacterTitle: You. All the players in the team are the main characters, especially Glin.
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* OutOfFocus: The characters of the original series, You, Nami and Eri. They are still there but overall they get less focus and development than the new characters.
* SecondaryCharacterTitle: You. All the players in the team are the main characters, especially Glin.
* SecondaryCharacterTitle: You. All the players in the team are the main characters, especially Glin.
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** Especially You, the supposed protagonist. She's still sort of a "leader", and is still considered the best player on the team (along with Glin), but has no personality, and adds absolutely nothing to the show. Her name in the title makes no sense, since Glin is clearly the protagonist.
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* {{Expy}}: Glin is one of You in almost every way. She gets all the focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and StandardizedLeader.
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* {{Expy}}: Glin is one of You in almost every way. She gets all the most focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and StandardizedLeader.
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* {{Expy}}: Glin of You in almost every way. She gets all the focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and StandardizedLeader.
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* AlphaBitch: Catherine in the first episodes, but she later evolves into a LovableAlphaBitch.
* BigEater: Glin (unsurprisingly since she's a You expy), and Ming Hua.
* {{Expy}}: Glin is one of You in almost every way. She gets all the focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter andStandardizedLeader.StandardizedLeader.
* EnsembleCast: This is the main difference between the old series (focusing on just one person) and this sequel (focusing on the entire team). In the old series You is the main character in every single episode, everything is from her point of view and we don't even know the names of most of her teammates. In this sequel everyone in the team is a well-developed character and gets a significant amount of focus.
* FrenchJerk: Catherine is French and very bitchy compared to her teammates, though she's kind of a LovableAlphaBitch.
* BigEater: Glin (unsurprisingly since she's a You expy), and Ming Hua.
* {{Expy}}: Glin is one of You in almost every way. She gets all the focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and
* EnsembleCast: This is the main difference between the old series (focusing on just one person) and this sequel (focusing on the entire team). In the old series You is the main character in every single episode, everything is from her point of view and we don't even know the names of most of her teammates. In this sequel everyone in the team is a well-developed character and gets a significant amount of focus.
* FrenchJerk: Catherine is French and very bitchy compared to her teammates, though she's kind of a LovableAlphaBitch.
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* OutOfFocus: The characters of the original series, You, Nami and Eri. They are still there but overall they get less focus than the new characters.
** Especially You, the supposed protagonist. She's still sort of a "leader", and is still considered the best player on the team (along with Glin), but has no personality, and adds absolutely nothing to the show. Her name in the title makes no sense, since Glin is clearly the protagonist.
** Especially You, the supposed protagonist. She's still sort of a "leader", and is still considered the best player on the team (along with Glin), but has no personality, and adds absolutely nothing to the show. Her name in the title makes no sense, since Glin is clearly the protagonist.
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* {{Expy}}: Glin of You in almast every way. She gets all the focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and StandardizedLeader.
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* {{Expy}}: Glin of You in almast almost every way. She gets all the focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and StandardizedLeader.
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* OlderAndWiser: In the original series You was always a pretty goofy character who provides plenty of funny moments with her antics. Now she's always mature and serious, and her comic relief role is given to new unofficial protagonist Glin instead (although Glin isn't as goofy as original You).
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* SecondaryTitleCharacter: You. All the players in the team are the main characters, especially Glin.
* SecondaryTitleCharacter: You. All the players in the team are the main characters, especially Glin.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Nami
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!! The 2008 sequel provides examples of:
* {{Expy}}: Glin of You in almast every way. She gets all the focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and StandardizedLeader.
* OlderAndWiser: In the original series You was always a pretty goofy character who provides plenty of funny moments with her antics. Now she's always mature and serious, and her comic relief role is given to new unofficial protagonist Glin instead (although Glin isn't as goofy as original You).
!! The 2008 sequel provides examples of:
* {{Expy}}: Glin of You in almast every way. She gets all the focus, is one of the best players on the team, and even has You's personality and some of her old quirks (BigEater, GenkiGirl). You is... just there and nothing more than a FlatCharacter and StandardizedLeader.
* OlderAndWiser: In the original series You was always a pretty goofy character who provides plenty of funny moments with her antics. Now she's always mature and serious, and her comic relief role is given to new unofficial protagonist Glin instead (although Glin isn't as goofy as original You).