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* {{Bowdlerize}}: While the content and tone of the show remained the same, when the show moved to Creator/TVTokyo starting with ''Z'', Ranpha and Forte's outfits had to be made less revealing [[TooSexyForThisTimeslot due to airing in a Sunday morning kids timeslot]], this change would also carry over to ''Anime/GalaxyAngelRune'' for the same reason.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: While the content and tone of the show remained the same, when the show moved to Creator/TVTokyo starting with ''Z'', Ranpha and Forte's outfits had to be made less revealing [[TooSexyForThisTimeslot due to airing in a Sunday morning kids kids' timeslot]], this change would also carry over to ''Anime/GalaxyAngelRune'' for the same reason.
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See the [[Characters/GalaxyAngel character sheet]], and would you mind editing it? It desperately needs fans of the series to give it some love.
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See the [[Characters/GalaxyAngel [[Characters/GalaxyAngelAnime character sheet]], and would you mind editing it? It desperately needs fans of the series to give it some love.
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BROCCOLI had a problem. The first game in the ''VideoGame/GalaxyAngel'' gameverse was announced as an epic DatingSim [[MixAndMatch meets]] RealTimeStrategy game, to much applause and speculation. But as video games often are, ''Galaxy Angel: Project G.A.'' was delayed... and they still had an anime deal. A lesser franchise would have cut their losses and gone for the AdaptationDecay that was sure to follow; after all, they had little to no information, just the basic designs and personalities of the five beautiful, powerful and quirky Angels.
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BROCCOLI had a problem. The first game in the ''VideoGame/GalaxyAngel'' gameverse was announced as an epic DatingSim [[MixAndMatch [[GenreMashup meets]] RealTimeStrategy game, to much applause and speculation. But as video games often are, ''Galaxy Angel: Project G.A.'' was delayed... and they still had an anime deal. A lesser franchise would have cut their losses and gone for the AdaptationDecay that was sure to follow; after all, they had little to no information, just the basic designs and personalities of the five beautiful, powerful and quirky Angels.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: While the content and tone of the show remained the same, when the show moved to Creator/TVTokyo starting with ''Z'', Ranpha and Forte's outfits had to be made less revealing [[TooSexyForTheTimeslot [[TooSexyForThisTimeslot due to airing in a Sunday morning kids timeslot]], this change would also carry over to ''Anime/GalaxyAngelRune'' for the same reason.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: While the content and tone of the show remained the same, when the show moved to Creator/TVTokyo starting with ''Z'', Ranpha and Forte's outfits had to be made less revealing due to TV Tokyo's notoriously strict censorship guidelines, this change would also carry over to ''Anime/GalaxyAngelRune'' for the same reason.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: While the content and tone of the show remained the same, when the show moved to Creator/TVTokyo starting with ''Z'', Ranpha and Forte's outfits had to be made less revealing [[TooSexyForTheTimeslot due to TV Tokyo's notoriously strict censorship guidelines, airing in a Sunday morning kids timeslot]], this change would also carry over to ''Anime/GalaxyAngelRune'' for the same reason.
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* CriminalDoppelganger: "Fallen Angel Dark Space Chazuke" opens with Milfeulle having been seemingly replaced by a fake and getting arrested. The rest of the Angel Brigade then break her out of prison, thinking there's been some sort of mistake, but then the real Milfeulle comes back from shopping, revealing that there really was an evil doppelganger. The fake Milfeulle taunts them by hologram, and reveals that there is an entire Fake Angel Brigade, but while the fake Milfeulle looks identical to the real one, the rest have swapped around heights, body types and personalities.
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BROCCOLI had a problem. The first game in the VideoGame/GalaxyAngel gameverse was announced as an epic DatingSim [[MixAndMatch meets]] RealTimeStrategy game, to much applause and speculation. But as video games often are, ''Galaxy Angel: Project G.A.'' was delayed... and they still had an anime deal. A lesser franchise would have cut their losses and gone for the AdaptationDecay that was sure to follow; after all, they had little to no information, just the basic designs and personalities of the five beautiful, powerful and quirky Angels.
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BROCCOLI had a problem. The first game in the VideoGame/GalaxyAngel ''VideoGame/GalaxyAngel'' gameverse was announced as an epic DatingSim [[MixAndMatch meets]] RealTimeStrategy game, to much applause and speculation. But as video games often are, ''Galaxy Angel: Project G.A.'' was delayed... and they still had an anime deal. A lesser franchise would have cut their losses and gone for the AdaptationDecay that was sure to follow; after all, they had little to no information, just the basic designs and personalities of the five beautiful, powerful and quirky Angels.
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* CorruptHick: Parodied. Forte meets a CorruptHick who owns a hospital full of completely incompetent staff but blames his bad patient turnout on the existence of a kindly town doctor across the street.
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I'm moving Aerith And Bob to the video game page, since he doesn't appear in the TV series. Also deleting All Planets Are Earthlike because upon reading the page I notice that only aversions & etc. are supposed to be listed.
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* AerithAndBob: Takuto Mayers has a Japanese first name and a surname that came from a brand of Jamaican rum. The main heroine, Milfeulle Sakuraba, has a first name taken from a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millefeuille type of French pastry]] and a Japanese surname. Everyone else, for the most part, have weird full names. Though, since this page seems to only refer to the gag anime Takuto may not count.
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* AllPlanetsAreEarthlike: If the show visits a planet, whatever planet it's identified as, it'll almost certainly look like Earth and can be walked around on without a spacesuit.
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* GenerationXerox: Volcott once went to a reunion with the previous members of the Angel Brigade. Turns out everyone looked like the current members of the brigade in their youth, save for Volcott, [[IWasQuiteALooker who is clearly much younger then.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: Subverted in one episode where Normad has to load himself back into his missile in order to destroy a threat to the universe. What he neglected to mention was that they only needed to upload the guidance program.
* HeroicSacrifice: Subverted in one episode where Normad has to load himself back into his missile in order to destroy a threat to the universe. What he neglected to mention was that they only needed to upload the guidance program.
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* GenerationXerox: Volcott once went goes to a reunion with his former squad, the previous members of the Angel Fairy Brigade. Turns out everyone looked like the current members of the brigade Angel Brigade in their youth, save for Volcott, [[IWasQuiteALooker who is was clearly much younger then.]]
*HeroicSacrifice: HeroicSacrifice:
** Subverted in one episode where Normad has to load himself back into his missile in order to destroy a threat to the universe. What he neglected to mention was that they only needed to upload the guidanceprogram.program.
** Also in the one where Milfeulle saves her squadmates from a grenade. [[spoiler:She's remembering wrong; actually, she accidentally tossed the grenade back at them, and is now the only one who ''isn't'' dead]].
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** Subverted in one episode where Normad has to load himself back into his missile in order to destroy a threat to the universe. What he neglected to mention was that they only needed to upload the guidance
** Also in the one where Milfeulle saves her squadmates from a grenade. [[spoiler:She's remembering wrong; actually, she accidentally tossed the grenade back at them, and is now the only one who ''isn't'' dead]].
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* IronicHell: [[spoiler: One episode has the Angels go here, except for Milfeulle who's in an Ironic Heaven]]
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* IronicHell: [[spoiler: One [[spoiler:One episode has the Angels go here, except for Milfeulle who's in an Ironic Heaven]]Heaven]].
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: By the main characters of Anime/DiGiCharat and Anime/MazingerZ itself.
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: By the main characters of Anime/DiGiCharat ''Anime/DiGiCharat'' and Anime/MazingerZ ''Anime/MazingerZ'' itself.
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* LivingProp: You can actually see Chitose in the background throughout the first episode of X, before her first actual speaking episode.
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* LivingProp: You can actually see Chitose in the background throughout the first episode of X, ''X'', before her first actual speaking episode.
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* PornStache: Volcott... and [[PaperThinDisguise Vanilla]].
** Forte as well when she was genderswapped.
** Forte as well when she was genderswapped.
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* PornStache: PornStache:
** Volcott... and [[PaperThinDisguise Vanilla]].
** Forte as well whenshe was she's genderswapped.
** Volcott... and [[PaperThinDisguise Vanilla]].
** Forte as well when
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* ShoutOut: There's an episode where Ranpha and Col. Volcott are contestants on [[strike:Series/TakeshisCastle]] ''Charge! The Fearsome Castle''.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** There's an episode where Ranpha and Col. Volcott are contestants on [[strike:Series/TakeshisCastle]] ''Charge! The Fearsome Castle''.
** There's an episode where Ranpha and Col. Volcott are contestants on [[strike:Series/TakeshisCastle]] ''Charge! The Fearsome Castle''.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Forte keeps running into an octopus alien who does nothing but declare his love for her even after she fires a submachine gun to keep him away.
* AllPlanetsAreEarthlike: If the show visits a planet, whatever planet it's identified as, it'll almost certainly look like Earth and can be walked around on without a spacesuit.
* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The villain of one episode turns out to be a manifestation of the survivors' grief and anger after an accident killed countless people.
* BigBallOfViolence: When Milfeulle accidentally insults the other Brigade members and Major Mary at a tense moment, they all whip out blunt instruments and attack her in one of these. Milfeulle actually sidesteps the whole thing, which raises the question of who they're beating up.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: While the content and tone of the show remained the same, when the show moved to Creator/TVTokyo starting with ''Z'', Ranpha and Forte's outfits had to be covered up due to TV Tokyo's notoriously strict censorship guidelines, this change would also carry over to ''Anime/GalaxyAngelRune'' for the same reason.
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* BodyHorror:
** One piece of Lost Technology causes several characters' heads to grow a long, skinny neck from the top with a smaller head on it. It manages to [[PlayedForLaughs not be too horrifying]].
** A spider jumping into Forte's mouth somehow causes her to start spitting cobwebs, grow extra limbs, and turn purple, before winding up as [[BishonenLine a largely human-looking spider-themed superheroine]].
* {{Bowdlerize}}: While the content and tone of the show remained the same, when the show moved to Creator/TVTokyo starting with ''Z'', Ranpha and Forte's outfits had to becovered up made less revealing due to TV Tokyo's notoriously strict censorship guidelines, this change would also carry over to ''Anime/GalaxyAngelRune'' for the same reason.
** One piece of Lost Technology causes several characters' heads to grow a long, skinny neck from the top with a smaller head on it. It manages to [[PlayedForLaughs not be too horrifying]].
** A spider jumping into Forte's mouth somehow causes her to start spitting cobwebs, grow extra limbs, and turn purple, before winding up as [[BishonenLine a largely human-looking spider-themed superheroine]].
* {{Bowdlerize}}: While the content and tone of the show remained the same, when the show moved to Creator/TVTokyo starting with ''Z'', Ranpha and Forte's outfits had to be
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* CastFromHitPoints: A Lost Technology has the ability to give anyone whatever they desire when activated, at the cost of a random amount of the user's lifespan.
* CipherScything: The anime tossed out several aspects of the games it's based on, including the male lead.
* ClassReunion: Or rather, a military reunion. An episode had Volcott reunite with the old members of the Angel Brigade, all of them looking older versions of the current members. Sure enough, when they flashback to their days of their youth, they all look ''exactly'' like the current group, but with a younger Volcott alongside them.
* CipherScything: The anime tossed out several aspects of the games it's based on, including the male lead.
* ClassReunion: Or rather, a military reunion. An episode had Volcott reunite with the old members of the Angel Brigade, all of them looking older versions of the current members. Sure enough, when they flashback to their days of their youth, they all look ''exactly'' like the current group, but with a younger Volcott alongside them.
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* CastFromHitPoints: CastFromHitPoints:
** A Lost Technology has the ability to give anyone whatever they desire when activated, at the cost of a random amount of the user's lifespan.
** Another one gives RealityWarper powers but drains the user's energy, causing them to become emaciated and die unless they eat huge amounts constantly.
* CipherScything: The animetossed tosses out several aspects of the games it's based on, including the male lead.
* ClassReunion: Or rather, a military reunion. An episodehad has Volcott reunite with the old members of the Angel Brigade, all of them looking older versions of the current members. Sure enough, when they flashback to their days of their youth, they all look ''exactly'' like the current group, but with a younger Volcott alongside them.
** A Lost Technology has the ability to give anyone whatever they desire when activated, at the cost of a random amount of the user's lifespan.
** Another one gives RealityWarper powers but drains the user's energy, causing them to become emaciated and die unless they eat huge amounts constantly.
* CipherScything: The anime
* ClassReunion: Or rather, a military reunion. An episode
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* CorruptHick: Parodied. Forte meets a CorruptHick owning a hospital full of completely incompetent staff and blaming his bad patient turnout on the existence of a kindly town doctor across the street.
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* CorruptHick: Parodied. Forte meets a CorruptHick owning who owns a hospital full of completely incompetent staff and blaming but blames his bad patient turnout on the existence of a kindly town doctor across the street.street.
* CutenessProximity: The entire Brigade (even [[EmotionlessGirl Vanilla]]) are affected by this around babies, most notably in the episode where they all adopt babies created by a Lost Technology.
* CutenessProximity: The entire Brigade (even [[EmotionlessGirl Vanilla]]) are affected by this around babies, most notably in the episode where they all adopt babies created by a Lost Technology.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: All opening and ending themes [[note]]except for Season 3's final episode ending theme by Music/JAMProject ft. Masami Okui[[/note]] are performed by the main cast, the [[Creator/RyokoShintani An]][[Creator/YukariTamura gel]] [[Creator/MiyukiSawashiro Bri]][[Creator/MayumiYamaguchi ga]][[Creator/MikaKanai de]] (except for Season 4's first ending theme, performed by Milfeulle and [[Creator/SaoriGoto Chitose]]'s VA). Season 2's opening theme appears as part of a string of nightmares Milfeulle has in a Season 3 episode (ItMakesSenseInContext), and Season 4's opening is sung by the girls while they are undercover stewardesses on a plane.
* EdibleThemeNaming: The five girls are named after foods and spices.
* EdibleThemeNaming: The five girls are named after foods and spices.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: All opening and ending themes [[note]]except themes[[note]]except for Season 3's final episode ending theme by Music/JAMProject ft. Masami Okui[[/note]] are performed by the main cast, the [[Creator/RyokoShintani An]][[Creator/YukariTamura gel]] [[Creator/MiyukiSawashiro Bri]][[Creator/MayumiYamaguchi ga]][[Creator/MikaKanai de]] (except for Season 4's first ending theme, performed by Milfeulle and [[Creator/SaoriGoto Chitose]]'s VA). Season 2's opening theme appears as part of a string of nightmares Milfeulle has in a Season 3 episode (ItMakesSenseInContext), and Season 4's opening is sung by the girls while they are undercover stewardesses on a plane.
* EdibleThemeNaming: The five girls are named after foods and spices. Every episode has some kind of food worked into the title as well.
* ElephantInTheLivingRoom: There's a planet ruled by a king who has a light fixture pull cord (actually [[spoiler:a piece of Lost Technology]]) sprouting from his head. This is a planet where disrespecting royalty is punishable by death, so everyone pretends it's not there -- except the visiting Milfeulle, who can't stop blabbering about it even though she knows she shouldn't.
* EnsembleCast: While some episodes focus on one Brigade member to the others' expense, nobody gets to dominate the series.
* EdibleThemeNaming: The five girls are named after foods and spices. Every episode has some kind of food worked into the title as well.
* ElephantInTheLivingRoom: There's a planet ruled by a king who has a light fixture pull cord (actually [[spoiler:a piece of Lost Technology]]) sprouting from his head. This is a planet where disrespecting royalty is punishable by death, so everyone pretends it's not there -- except the visiting Milfeulle, who can't stop blabbering about it even though she knows she shouldn't.
* EnsembleCast: While some episodes focus on one Brigade member to the others' expense, nobody gets to dominate the series.
* EveryoneIsRelated: A particularly baffling episode has Forte and Chitose turn out to be sisters and Milfeulle discover that Vanilla, Malibu and Kokomo are her siblings, Volcott is her uncle, Ranpha is her mother and Mint is her father. This probably shouldn't be taken seriously, [[GagSeries insofar as anything can be in this series]].
* FoodAsBribe: In one episode, three new Angel Brigade applicants get Milfeulle, Mint and Vanilla to vouch for them using (respectively) whipped cream, popcorn and carrots.
* FreezeFrameBonus: Letters shown onscreen tend to have nothing to do with the scene. One is supposedly a love note, but is actually an old Times of London article about the stock market. Another is just word salad.
* FrogMen: In one episode, the Angels have to deal with a rebellion of froglike humanoid aliens.
* FunnyOctopus:
** There's a sushi bar run by a giant, {{Jerkass}} octopus. They decide to eat him when they've had enough of his abuse.
** In another episode, the Brigade meets an octopus alien, who is supposedly rich and famous on his home planet. All he does is [[AbhorrentAdmirer declare his infatuation with Forte]]. He reappears several more times and invariably makes passes at her.
** Later, Ranpha claims that the prince of a planet fell in love with her. The only reason she didn't marry him is because he's an "octopod" alien.
* FrogMen: In one episode, the Angels have to deal with a rebellion of froglike humanoid aliens.
* FunnyOctopus:
** There's a sushi bar run by a giant, {{Jerkass}} octopus. They decide to eat him when they've had enough of his abuse.
** In another episode, the Brigade meets an octopus alien, who is supposedly rich and famous on his home planet. All he does is [[AbhorrentAdmirer declare his infatuation with Forte]]. He reappears several more times and invariably makes passes at her.
** Later, Ranpha claims that the prince of a planet fell in love with her. The only reason she didn't marry him is because he's an "octopod" alien.
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* GenderBender: One particular Lost Technology invokes this. It swapped the genders of Forte and Volcott in its featured episode. It also invoked AttractiveBentGender in Forte as Ranpha became infatuated with him later in the episode, to the point where she decides to marry him. [[spoiler: In a desperate effort to stay out of the wedding, Forte starts using the Lost Technology to gender bend everyone in the altar.]]
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* GenderBender: One particular Lost Technology invokes this. It swapped swaps the genders of Forte and Volcott in its featured episode. It also invoked invokes AttractiveBentGender in Forte as Ranpha became becomes infatuated with him later in the episode, to the point where she decides to marry him. [[spoiler: In [[spoiler:In a desperate effort to stay out of the wedding, Forte starts using the Lost Technology to gender bend everyone in the altar.]]
* HereWeGoAgain: "Shamefully Over-Fried Oysters" ends this way, with Ranpha and Mint demanding that Forte do another challenge to make up for accidentally eating Milfeulle's snacks again. Normad says the exact stock phrase in the dub.
* HypnoPendulum: Used by Normad in "Shamefully Over-Fried Oysters" to turn [[MoreHypnotizableThanHeThinks Forte]] into a GirlyGirl who has no problem flirting with strange men.
* IndirectKiss: Ranpha invents a recorder made of candy that replicates the taste of when you found your crush's recorder in school and snuck an indirect kiss by playing it when no one was around. Apparently almost everyone in the ''Galaxy Angel'' world has done this.
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* NegativeContinuity
* OurDoorsAreDifferent: several that are best described as art-major sci-fi.
* OurDoorsAreDifferent: several that are best described as art-major sci-fi.
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* NegativeContinuity
MusclesAreMeaningless: Ranpha and Forte have typical slender leading-lady builds but are incredibly strong, able to fight much larger enemies hand-to-hand.
* NegativeContinuity: Although the series has a number of call backs to previous episodes, there's no story arc and the frequent {{Snapback}}s mean that trying to arrange the show into a timeline would be an exercise in futility.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: In "Boiled Tiger of Trauma," the Brigade and Volcott are being chased by guerrillas, who start a forest fire to flush them out. They evade the guerrillas by running ''into'' the fire... and in the next shot they've made it through, singed but alive and well.
* TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou: Normad develops this attitude toward Forte during the episode when they're scheduled to fight in a boxing match.
* OurDoorsAreDifferent:several Several that are best described as art-major sci-fi.
* NegativeContinuity: Although the series has a number of call backs to previous episodes, there's no story arc and the frequent {{Snapback}}s mean that trying to arrange the show into a timeline would be an exercise in futility.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: In "Boiled Tiger of Trauma," the Brigade and Volcott are being chased by guerrillas, who start a forest fire to flush them out. They evade the guerrillas by running ''into'' the fire... and in the next shot they've made it through, singed but alive and well.
* TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou: Normad develops this attitude toward Forte during the episode when they're scheduled to fight in a boxing match.
* OurDoorsAreDifferent:
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* PlantAliens: One notable instance has the Angel Base taken over by a sentient mass of Kelp. It demands that the girls apologize for earlier Kelp-related insults and wait on it hand and foot.
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* PhilosophersStone: There's a gem stored in Angel Base that's a philosopher's stone in all but name (bright red, turns lead into gold, grants eternal youth), and an episode centers around preventing it from falling into the hands of rebel forces. [[spoiler:None of this may actually be true, since the episode has a pretty MindScrew-y AllJustADream ending]].
* PlantAliens: One notable instance has the Angel Base taken over by a sentient mass ofKelp. kelp. It demands that the girls apologize for earlier Kelp-related kelp-related insults and wait on it hand and foot.
* PlantAliens: One notable instance has the Angel Base taken over by a sentient mass of
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* ResetButton: Sometimes blatantly invoked with [[AWizardDidIt no explanation whatsoever]] for comic effect. In one episode, all the characters were hanging off a cliff edge, developed various ways to fly, then suddenly lost their methods of flight for no explained reason and were hanging off the cliff again. [[MetaGuy Normad]] was [[LampshadeHanging terribly confused]].
* RunningGag: In "Lost Item Pot au Feu", Vanilla casually tossing away an item that Milfeulle exerted quite a lot of effort retrieving for her.
* RunningGag: In "Lost Item Pot au Feu", Vanilla casually tossing away an item that Milfeulle exerted quite a lot of effort retrieving for her.
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* ResetButton: Sometimes blatantly invoked with [[AWizardDidIt no explanation whatsoever]] for comic effect. In one episode, all the characters were are hanging off a cliff edge, developed develop various ways to fly, then suddenly lost lose their methods of flight for no explained reason and were are hanging off the cliff again. [[MetaGuy Normad]] was is [[LampshadeHanging terribly confused]].
*RunningGag: RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Volcott goes on one when the Perot boys insult his mustache.
* RunningGag:
** In "Lost Item Pot au Feu", Vanilla casually tossing away an item that Milfeulle exerted quite a lot of effort retrieving for her.
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* RunningGag:
** In "Lost Item Pot au Feu", Vanilla casually tossing away an item that Milfeulle exerted quite a lot of effort retrieving for her.
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* SecretGovernmentWarehouse: shown several times, where LostTechnology is stored on shelves out in the open. WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong
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* SecretGovernmentWarehouse: shown Shown several times, where LostTechnology is stored on shelves out in the open. WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong
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** Later episodes pay tribute to Anime/CombattlerV and Anime/MazingerZ.
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** Later episodes pay tribute to Anime/CombattlerV ''Anime/CombattlerV'' and Anime/MazingerZ.''Anime/MazingerZ''.
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** '''AA''' had Lt. Kensit "[[Film/EscapeFromNewYork The Rattlesnake]]" complete with [[EyepatchOfPower eye-patch]] and a never before seen dilapidated slum; plus a defensive sattelite ThatsNoMoon.
** '''X''' has a [[Film/TheMatrix familar zoom into green numbers]] that are part of an EpiphanicPrison; as well as one episode with [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Aliens]], [[Film/{{Innerspace}} a tiny medical experiment]], and [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} a giant monster battle]].
** '''X''' has a [[Film/TheMatrix familar zoom into green numbers]] that are part of an EpiphanicPrison; as well as one episode with [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Aliens]], [[Film/{{Innerspace}} a tiny medical experiment]], and [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} a giant monster battle]].
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** '''AA''' ''AA'' had Lt. Kensit "[[Film/EscapeFromNewYork The Rattlesnake]]" complete with [[EyepatchOfPower eye-patch]] and a never before seen dilapidated slum; plus a defensive sattelite ThatsNoMoon.
**'''X''' ''X'' has a [[Film/TheMatrix familar zoom into green numbers]] that are part of an EpiphanicPrison; as well as one episode with [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Aliens]], [[Film/{{Innerspace}} a tiny medical experiment]], and [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} a giant monster battle]].battle]].
** The episode where Mint gets turned into a tree ends in a parody of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey''.
** In one scene, Forte briefly appears at the helm of a floating ship resembling ''Anime/SpaceBattleshipYamato''.
** The old satellite hijacked by Rebecca looks exactly like the [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi Death Star II]].
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** The episode where Mint gets turned into a tree ends in a parody of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey''.
** In one scene, Forte briefly appears at the helm of a floating ship resembling ''Anime/SpaceBattleshipYamato''.
** The old satellite hijacked by Rebecca looks exactly like the [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi Death Star II]].
* StableTimeLoop: The one where a mysterious suitor asks Vanilla out. It turns out to be [[spoiler:Normad, having gone back in time to pre-empt the mysterious suitor who was asking Vanilla out]].
* StockNessMonster: In the first ''AA'' special, the lake that contestants fly over for the Shine! You Chicken Bastard contest is haunted by a cartoonish-looking serpent called the "Loch Bro Monster," which knocks contestants out of the air.
* StockNessMonster: In the first ''AA'' special, the lake that contestants fly over for the Shine! You Chicken Bastard contest is haunted by a cartoonish-looking serpent called the "Loch Bro Monster," which knocks contestants out of the air.
* SurroundedByIdiots: Normad seems to have this attitude generally toward the Brigade (Vanilla excepted). He also drops the line specifically after getting kidnapped by the cat-masked gangsters when they're enacting a convoluted plan to sabotage Milfeulle's entry in a baking contest.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Parodied in the Franchise/SuperSentai episode, where Volcott dies and is replaced by his younger brother, a clone, a BodyDouble, and an IdenticalStranger, who all die off-camera. They're up to the younger brother's BackupTwin before it turns out the colonel [[UnexplainedRecovery never actually died in the first place]].
* TakenForGranite:
** Happens to anyone who challenges an infuriated Volcott to a fight and loses. They turn into memorial statues of themselves, which Malibu calls the "Loser Stone."
** Subverted in "Fish Jerky Over a Thousand Nights," as instead of actually turning to stone, Vanilla is just encased in a thin layer of stone, and breaks free at the end [[{{Determinator}} to resume chasing the now-elderly Kokomo]].
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Parodied in the Franchise/SuperSentai episode, where Volcott dies and is replaced by his younger brother, a clone, a BodyDouble, and an IdenticalStranger, who all die off-camera. They're up to the younger brother's BackupTwin before it turns out the colonel [[UnexplainedRecovery never actually died in the first place]].
* TakenForGranite:
** Happens to anyone who challenges an infuriated Volcott to a fight and loses. They turn into memorial statues of themselves, which Malibu calls the "Loser Stone."
** Subverted in "Fish Jerky Over a Thousand Nights," as instead of actually turning to stone, Vanilla is just encased in a thin layer of stone, and breaks free at the end [[{{Determinator}} to resume chasing the now-elderly Kokomo]].
* WeightWoe: Indulging in Milfeulle's sweets results in one for the cast. While they [[HollywoodPudgy don't look any different]], their combined weight puts them over the limit for the base's escape capsule during an emergency simulation, prompting Forte to create a torturous weight-loss program of trekking through a desert in sauna suits until they're emaciated. [[spoiler:Afterward, they can use the capsule, but to make the simulation "realistic," it provides life support by force-feeding them, causing them to gain ''huge'' amounts of weight]].
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* WidgetSeries: The show is loaded with obscure puns, tongue-twisters, Buddhist proverbs and references to Japanese culture that don't translate particularly well.
* TheWikiRule: [[http://galaxyangel.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page Yep]].
* TheWikiRule: [[http://galaxyangel.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page Yep]].
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* WidgetSeries: XenomorphXerox: The show is loaded with obscure puns, tongue-twisters, Buddhist proverbs and references to Japanese culture that don't translate particularly well.
* TheWikiRule: [[http://galaxyangel.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page Yep]].
aliens in "Commander Flavored Invasion" look very much like xenomorphs, though they go about their invasion in a completely different way.
* TheWikiRule: [[http://galaxyangel.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page Yep]].
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: A dramatic episode "played straight" once every season.
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* RecycledINSPACE: Many episodes feature a [[RecycledINSPACE SPACE CONTEST]] that is otherwise indistinguisable from a Normal Contest.
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* OverlyLongGag / OverlyLongName: Nomad's full name (for the record, it is: "[=MA347612890GT4078579132R74=] 00Z 17924398TZR Two Thousand Modular Guided Type 452963752391MQTO Gold Launch System GLS-equipped Self-Judgment Model Type Double-O Three Seven 293165734285YGNKTIO1200YMCA4126PPPKG53 Normad").
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* OverlyLongGag / OverlyLongName: OverlyLongGag: Nomad's full name (for the record, it is: "[=MA347612890GT4078579132R74=] 00Z 17924398TZR Two Thousand Modular Guided Type 452963752391MQTO Gold Launch System GLS-equipped Self-Judgment Model Type Double-O Three Seven 293165734285YGNKTIO1200YMCA4126PPPKG53 Normad").
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* UsefulNotes/BluRay{{Bowdlerize}}: While the content and tone of the show remained the same, when the show moved to Creator/TVTokyo starting with ''Z'', Ranpha and Forte's outfits had to be covered up due to TV Tokyo's notoriously strict censorship guidelines, this change would also carry over to ''Anime/GalaxyAngelRune'' for the same reason.
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* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: Episode 19 of the first season has a cake shop with a sign that reads [[https://i.imgur.com/nf3RugG.png what is very clearly keyboard smash]].
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** Episode 15 of the first season has a scene paying homage to ''Film/RunLolaRun''
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* TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: Any sequence involving the Angel or Twin Star Troupes' [[CoolStarship Emblem Frames]].
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* ConspicuousCG: Any sequence involving the Angel or Twin Star Troupes' [[CoolStarship Emblem Frames]].
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* OnceAnEpisode: Each season of the anime has an episode where everybody drops the RuleOfFunny and things become DarkerAndEdgier.
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* TimeToUnlockMoreTruePotential: The Angels are playing the King Game and Vanilla orders Milfeulle to awaken Mint's true power...which takes the form of flying and reciting tongue-twisters perfectly.
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* TimeToUnlockMoreTruePotential: The Angels are playing the King Game and Vanilla orders Milfeulle to awaken Mint's true power... which takes the form of flying and reciting tongue-twisters perfectly.perfectly.
* UnexpectedlyDarkEpisode: Usually one in each season, sprung with [[MoodWhiplash sudden viciousness]] (often involving Forte). Maybe not ''pitch-black'', but with almost zero jokes and with surprisingly real stakes.
* UnexpectedlyDarkEpisode: Usually one in each season, sprung with [[MoodWhiplash sudden viciousness]] (often involving Forte). Maybe not ''pitch-black'', but with almost zero jokes and with surprisingly real stakes.
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* ClassReunion: Or rather, a military reunion. An episode had Volcott reunite with the old members of the Angel Brigade, all of them looking older versions of the current members. Sure enough, when they flashback to their days of their youth, they all look ''exactly'' like the current group, but with a younger Volcott alongside them.
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The series was initially licensed in the U.S. by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, but the series eventually went out of print and then Bandai closed. Luckily, Creator/NozomiEntertainment rescued the series and released it on Blu-ray in 2017 (and uploaded the first series to their official [=YouTube=] channel later that year). They also have plans to re-release ''Galaxy Angel Z'' in 2018.
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The series was initially licensed in the U.S. by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, but the series eventually went out of print and then Bandai closed. Luckily, Creator/NozomiEntertainment rescued the series and released it on Blu-ray in 2017 (and uploaded the first series to their official [=YouTube=] channel later that year). They also have plans to re-release re-released ''Galaxy Angel Z'' in 2018.
2018, and ''A'' in August 2019.
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Creator/{{Madhouse}} was hired to make ''Galaxy Angel'' into strange little GagSeries, featuring a gang of cute but unusual women with jobs as a peacekeeping force in the galaxy. In place of honest AdaptationDecay, they outright parodied the concept, taking out all the characters but the Angels and fitting in new ones, exaggerating the Angels' personalities for comedic effect, and using the premise as an excuse to send them on strange 12-minute excursions.
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Creator/{{Madhouse}} was hired to make ''Galaxy Angel'' into a strange little GagSeries, GagSeries featuring a gang of cute but unusual women with jobs as a peacekeeping force in the galaxy. In place of honest AdaptationDecay, they outright parodied the concept, taking out all the characters but the Angels and fitting in new ones, exaggerating the Angels' personalities for comedic effect, and using the premise as an excuse to send them on strange 12-minute excursions.
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* AerithAndBob: Takuto Mayers has a Japanese first name and a surname that came from a brand of Jamaican rum. The main heroine, Millefeuille Sakuraba, has a first name taken from a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millefeuille type of French pastry]] and a Japanese surname. Everyone else, for the most part, have weird full names. Though, since this page seems to only refer to the gag anime Takuto may not count.
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* AerithAndBob: Takuto Mayers has a Japanese first name and a surname that came from a brand of Jamaican rum. The main heroine, Millefeuille Milfeulle Sakuraba, has a first name taken from a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millefeuille type of French pastry]] and a Japanese surname. Everyone else, for the most part, have weird full names. Though, since this page seems to only refer to the gag anime Takuto may not count.
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* BalloonBelly: The inevitable result of visiting Millefeuille while she is baking.
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* BalloonBelly: The inevitable result of visiting Millefeuille Milfeulle while she is baking.
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* CallBack: Believe it or not, there are numerous callbacks in the later seasons to gags made in the earlier ones, such as Millefeuille singing the theme song for a CombiningMecha or Chitose, Kokomo and Malibu growing larger due to eating sweet broiled chestnuts.
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* CallBack: Believe it or not, there are numerous callbacks in the later seasons to gags made in the earlier ones, such as Millefeuille Milfeulle singing the theme song for a CombiningMecha or Chitose, Kokomo and Malibu growing larger due to eating sweet broiled chestnuts.
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* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: In one episode the angels are on a space ship trying to defuse a time bomb. Meanwhile, Millefeuille is standing in the corner with Vanilla repeating [[SurvivalMantra "teleport, teleport, teleport"]]. She not only teleports out of the room but subsequently removes the entire invading army by teleporting them away.
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* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: In one episode the angels are on a space ship trying to defuse a time bomb. Meanwhile, Millefeuille Milfeulle is standing in the corner with Vanilla repeating [[SurvivalMantra "teleport, teleport, teleport"]]. She not only teleports out of the room but subsequently removes the entire invading army by teleporting them away.
* DoItYourselfThemeTune: All opening and ending themes [[note]]except for Season 3's final episode ending theme by Music/JAMProject ft. Masami Okui[[/note]] are performed by the main cast, the [[Creator/RyokoShintani An]][[Creator/YukariTamura gel]] [[Creator/MiyukiSawashiro Bri]][[Creator/MayumiYamaguchi ga]][[Creator/MikaKanai de]] (except for Season 4's first ending theme, performed by Milfeulle and [[Creator/SaoriGoto Chitose]]'s VA). Season 2's opening theme appears as part of a string of nightmares Milfeulle has in a Season 3 episode (ItMakesSenseInContext), and Season 4's opening is sung by the girls while they are undercover stewardesses on a plane.
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* FlashbackEcho: Played for laughs when the Angels come under attack by guerrillas. It turns out each one of them has some kind of traumatic memory from their past...except Millefeuille. [[spoiler:Then Forte starts waving her finger in a circle...]]
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* FlashbackEcho: Played for laughs when the Angels come under attack by guerrillas. It turns out each one of them has some kind of traumatic memory from their past...except Millefeuille.Milfeulle. [[spoiler:Then Forte starts waving her finger in a circle...]]
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* ImMelting: Millefeuille melts in one episode as a result of her [[TooDumbToLive wishing that she was ice cream]].
* IronicHell: [[spoiler: One episode has the Angels go here, except for Millefeuille who's in an Ironic Heaven]]
* IronicHell: [[spoiler: One episode has the Angels go here, except for Millefeuille who's in an Ironic Heaven]]
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* ImMelting: Millefeuille Milfeulle melts in one episode as a result of her [[TooDumbToLive wishing that she was ice cream]].
* IronicHell: [[spoiler: One episode has the Angels go here, except forMillefeuille Milfeulle who's in an Ironic Heaven]]
* IronicHell: [[spoiler: One episode has the Angels go here, except for
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* MundaneAfterlife: The episode where everyone went [[spoiler:to a [[IronicHell domestic hell]], acting out insanely boring jobs]], after dying during a mission. Except Millefeuille, of course.
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* MundaneAfterlife: The episode where everyone went [[spoiler:to a [[IronicHell domestic hell]], acting out insanely boring jobs]], after dying during a mission. Except Millefeuille, Milfeulle, of course.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Oh no, Millefeuille is late to a meeting that could decide the fate of the Angel Wing's funding! What do? Volcott promptly excuses himself from the room...
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* TimeToUnlockMoreTruePotential: The Angels are playing the King Game and Vanilla orders Millefeuille to awaken Mint's true power...which takes the form of flying and reciting tongue-twisters perfectly.
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* TimeToUnlockMoreTruePotential: The Angels are playing the King Game and Vanilla orders Millefeuille Milfeulle to awaken Mint's true power...which takes the form of flying and reciting tongue-twisters perfectly.
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* UnwantedAssistance: After associating with Millefeuille leads to her getting run over by a train, flushed out of an airlock, and being fried during an alien invasion, Chitose becomes terrified of Millefeuille's particular brand of "friendship".
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* UnwantedAssistance: After associating with Millefeuille Milfeulle leads to her getting run over by a train, flushed out of an airlock, and being fried during an alien invasion, Chitose becomes terrified of Millefeuille's Milfeulle's particular brand of "friendship".
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* JAMProject: Performed the ending theme for ''AA'''s final episode.
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* ShoutOut: There's an episode where Ranpha and Col. Volcott are contestants on [[strike:TakeshisCastle]] ''Charge! The Fearsome Castle''.
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* ShoutOut: There's an episode where Ranpha and Col. Volcott are contestants on [[strike:TakeshisCastle]] [[strike:Series/TakeshisCastle]] ''Charge! The Fearsome Castle''.
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fixed a wick for a split trope, and I'm moving it out of YMMV, since Annoying Video Game Helper is YMMV but Unwanted Assistance is not. ...I think I put it in the right place, judging from the tone of the Anime vs the tone of the game...!
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