History Anime / CandyBoy

* HotterAndSexier: The manga, which has some actual {{Fanservice}} and adds sexual tension between Kanade and Yukino (mainly on Kanade's side). This makes sense consider that the artist, Hiro Touge, primarily works on either ecchi or straight-up hentai titles.

* {{Meganekko}}: Kanade. No, really.

* HotterAndSexier: The manga, which has some actual {{Fanservice}} and adds sexual tension between Kanade and Yukino (mainly on Kanade's side). This makes sense consider that the artist, Hiro Touge, primarily works on either ecchi or straight-up hentai titles.

* HotterAndSexier: The manga, which has some actual {{Fanservice}} and adds sexual tension between Kanade and Yukino (mainly on Kanade's side). This makes sense consider that the artist, Hiro Touge, primarily works on either ecchi or straight-up hentai titles...

* HotterAndSexier: The manga, which gives sexual tension between Kanade and Yukino, while their relationship in the ONA, while romantic, is platonic. Then again, consider that the artist of the manga, Hiro Touge, works mainly on either ecchi or straight-up hentai title...

* HotterAndSexier: The manga, which gives sexual tension between Kanade and Yukino, where their relationship in the ONA, while romantic, is platonic. Then again, consider that the artist of the manga, Hiro Touge, works mainly on either ecchi or straight-up hentai title...

* AnimeFirst

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[[caption-width:320:Kanade & Yukino]]

* TogetherUmbrella: The whole plot of one episode involves Kanade trying to arrange for her and Yukino to walk home under one umbrella.

* BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine: Shizuku comments that Yukino is naturally suited to the boke role.

* TheDitz: Yukino, although it's kept within realistic limits.
** Kinda subverted: while she appears like that at first (since she tends to enjoy life as it comes without sweating the "little details"), she's actually the most level-headed of the four characters.

* HotSpringsEpisode, subverted: Although Sakuya expects there to be one, there really ain't.

* NoseBleed: Sakuya, while fantasizing about an onsen bath visit with Kanade.

* StalkerWithACrush: Sakuya.

* {{Tsundere}}: Kanade towards Yukino; a relatively mild example.

* TwoTeacherSchool
** Which is to be expected in a four-character anime.

* ArtifactTitle

* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: As well as humorous, the note on Kanade and Yukino's door, if read by a passerby, would seem rather suspicious. Subverted since they really aren't doing anything explicit in their room.

* TogetherUmbrella: The whole plot of one episode involves Kanade trying to arrange for her and Yukino to walk home under one umbrella.

Kanade Sakurai has a [[{{Twincest}} crush]] on Yukino, her fraternal twin sister. Yukino appears to be well aware of the fact, but seems to play it off for laughs--although she likes to tease Kanade a bit too much for comfort. Then, there is Sakuya Kamiyama, an underclassman of the two, who harbors a [[SchoolgirlLesbians crush]] on Kanade herself. [[SliceOfLife Stuff happens to them]].

''Candy Boy'' started off as a gimmick one shot ONA but the notion proved so popular that more episodes have been produced. This caused some confusion with episode numbering: the first episode (the original ONA) is usually not counted, with the technically second one designated as "episode 01", etc. For simplicity's sake, think of the original ONA as "episode 00". Still, there is also a prequel, called "[=EX01=]"--and then there are the various music videos, made from scenes of the original series. Sadly the show couldn't last and ended after the DVD special ([=EX02=]). However, the story has continued in a manga, though it's more of an AlternateContinuity.

* DeadpanSnarker: Kanade--most of the time, probably in an attempt to keep her cool in front of Yukino.

!!Tropes found in the series:

* WhiteHairedPrettyGirl: Sakuya.

''CandyBoy'' started off as a gimmick one shot ONA but the notion proved so popular that more episodes have been produced. This caused some confusion with episode numbering: the first episode (the original ONA) is usually not counted, with the technically second one designated as "episode 01", etc. For simplicity's sake, think of the original ONA as "episode 00". Still, there is also a prequel, called "[=EX01=]"--and then there are the various music videos, made from scenes of the original series. Sadly the show couldn't last and ended after the DVD special ([=EX02=]). However, the story has continued in a manga, though it's more of an AlternateContinuity.

''CandyBoy'' started off as a gimmick one shot ONA but the notion proved so popular that more episodes have been produced. This caused some confusion with episode numbering: the first episode (the original ONA) is usually not counted, with the technically second one designated as "episode 01", etc. For simplicity's sake, think of the original ONA as "episode 00". Still, there is also a prequel, called "[=EX01=]"--and then there are the various music videos, made from scenes of the original series. Sadly the show proved TooGoodToLast and ended after the DVD special ([=EX02=]). However, the story has continued in a manga, though it's more of an AlternateContinuity.

* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: Obviously, but aside Kanade/Yuk, the spin-off of the manga adds a heavy dose of [[BelligerentSexualTension Isako/Sakuya]] and a fair share of [[ChildhoodFriendRomance Eri/Masumi]].

* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: Obviously, but aside [[Twincest Kanade/Yuki]], the spin-off of the manga adds a heavy dose of [[BelligerentSexualTension Isako/Sakuya]] and a fair share of [[ChildhoodFriendRomance Eri/Masumi]].

* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: Obviously, but aside Kanade/Yuki, the spin-off of the manga adds a heavy dose of [[BelligerentSexualTension Isako/Sakuya]] and a fair share of [[ChildhoodFriendRomance Eri/Masumi]].

* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: Obviously, but aside Kanade/Yuki, the spin-off of the manga adds a heavy dose of [[Isako/Sakuya BelligerentSexualTension]] and a fair share of [[ChildhoodFriendRomance Eri/Masumi]].

* Les Yay: Obviously, but aside Kanade/Yuki, the spin-off of the manga adds a heavy dose of [[Isako/Sakuya BelligerentSexualTension]] and a fair share of [[ChildhoodFriendRomance Eri/Masumi]].

* Squick: The incestous overtones of an otherwise simple and sweet series, especially as no characters seem to comment much on it anyway and doesn't add much drama to the series as it is.

* Squick: The series would be an otherwise tame and intentional yuri setup if not for some fans being offput by the premise of having the two be sisters.

* [=~Chekhov's Gun~=]: A coupon for a free parfait.

* PinkBishoujoGhetto: No male characters in sight.
** We actually do see some males at the train station. However, there are no male characters of any relative importance.