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* WidgetSeries: The show explores some well-worn anime and fantasy and warps them to hell and back.
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** Episode 8: {{Drama}}
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** Episode 8: {{Drama}}{{Drama|Tropes}}
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* ShoutOut: Episode 3 might bring ''LightNovel/DateALive'' to mind to some people. The protagonist, voiced by Creator/NobunagaShimazaki, dates a superpowered girl to give her the chance to experience happiness. [[spoiler:Said girl's tragic death mirrors those of Rinne and Mayuri.]]
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* ShoutOut: Episode 3 might bring ''LightNovel/DateALive'' ''Literature/DateALive'' to mind to some people. The protagonist, voiced by Creator/NobunagaShimazaki, dates a superpowered girl to give her the chance to experience happiness. [[spoiler:Said girl's tragic death mirrors those of Rinne and Mayuri.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Rather than go back to the waking world and continue living his life, Haruto decides to head to God's realm with Lily/Eve to be with her forever. He promised to visit his friends in their dreams, though.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Rather than go back to the waking world and continue living his life, Haruto decides to head to God's realm with Lily/Eve to be with her forever. He promised promises to return to visit his friends in their dreams, though.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Rather than go back to the waking world and continue living his life, Haruto decides to head to God's realm with Lily/Eve to be with her forever. He promised to visit his friends in their dreams, though.]]
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* OurWitchesAreDifferent: The term "Witch" is used to describe women who suffer from "Sleeping Beauty Syndrome" and acquire powers to shape the dream world however they see fit.
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* WitchSpecies: The term "Witch" is used to describe women who suffer from "Sleeping Beauty Syndrome" and acquire powers to shape the dream world however they see fit.
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** Episodes 1, 4 and 7: FairyTales.
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** Episodes 1, 4 and 7: FairyTales.{{Fairy Tale}}s.
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* DreamTropes:
** DreamLand: The basis of the story.
** DreamPeople: The dream world is populated by creatures that can be manipulated by Witches.
** DreamWeaver: Haruto functions as this for the Witches, though his degree of control depends on the Witch he encounters. Naturally, the Dream Witch is capable of this ability in her own dimension.
** DyingDream: Episode 3 is this for [[spoiler:Kayo]].
** DreamApocalypse: [[spoiler: According to Ehyeh, the "real world" is actually the dream of Eve. Once she wakes up, this trope will be unleashed on all of humanity.]]
** DreamLand: The basis of the story.
** DreamPeople: The dream world is populated by creatures that can be manipulated by Witches.
** DreamWeaver: Haruto functions as this for the Witches, though his degree of control depends on the Witch he encounters. Naturally, the Dream Witch is capable of this ability in her own dimension.
** DyingDream: Episode 3 is this for [[spoiler:Kayo]].
** DreamApocalypse: [[spoiler: According to Ehyeh, the "real world" is actually the dream of Eve. Once she wakes up, this trope will be unleashed on all of humanity.]]
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* DreamTropes:
**DreamApocalypse: [[spoiler: According to Ehyeh, the "real world" is actually the dream of Eve. Once she wakes up, this trope will be unleashed on all of humanity.]]
* DreamLand: The basis of the story.
** * DreamPeople: The dream world is populated by creatures that can be manipulated by Witches.
** * DreamWeaver: Haruto functions as this for the Witches, though his degree of control depends on the Witch he encounters. Naturally, the Dream Witch is capable of this ability in her own dimension.
** * DyingDream: Episode 3 is this for [[spoiler:Kayo]].
** DreamApocalypse: [[spoiler: According to Ehyeh, the "real world" is actually the dream of Eve. Once she wakes up, this trope will be unleashed on all of humanity.]][[spoiler:Kayo]].
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* DreamLand: The basis of the story.
** DreamApocalypse: [[spoiler: According to Ehyeh, the "real world" is actually the dream of Eve. Once she wakes up, this trope will be unleashed on all of humanity.]]
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* LiteralSplitPersonality: [[spoiler:Lily is the only person who knows how to kill Eve because she ''is'' Eve -- specifically, the Eve before she ate the Fruit of Knowledge.]]
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* AntiEscapismAesop: Zig-zagged. Haruto wakes several people up by telling them the Dream World doesn't compare to confronting your problems head-on in reality, like with Airi using the world to binge or Mirei living the college life she never got to have. Despite this, he's perfectly fine with others using it to escape, as he learns to see Jane's lucid dreaming as just another lifestyle, helps Mana kill off her parents' murderers in her dream, and gives Kayo the last week she always wanted. [[spoiler:The end even ''inverts'' it, with the Witches convincing Eve not to destroy the world because she can live the life she always wanted in the dreamscape.]]
