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* ''Yuki Yuna is a Hero: Memories of the Forest'' [[note]] ''Yuki Yuna wa Yuusha de aru: Jukai no Kioku''[[/note]] -- A video game released for the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation Vita}} that takes place between episodes 3 and 5 of the anime, centered around the Hero Club meeting a mysterious girl within the Jukai.
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* ''Yuki Yuna is a Hero: Memories of the Forest'' [[note]] ''Yuki Yuna wa Yuusha de aru: Jukai no Kioku''[[/note]] -- A video game released for the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation Vita}} Platform/PlayStationVita that takes place between episodes 3 and 5 of the anime, centered around the Hero Club meeting a mysterious girl within the Jukai.
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* CoolGuns: Togo's arsenal of sniper rifle and dual magical pistols.
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** Karin [[serves on the Taisha's rapid-response team, often rescuing people who try to go out to sea beyond the former barrier.]]
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** Karin [[serves [[spoiler:serves on the Taisha's rapid-response team, often rescuing people who try to go out to sea beyond the former barrier.]]
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* WhoWantsToLiveForever: [[spoiler: Becoming a Hero means that the girls will live forever, but using Mankai in battle will mean that they'll become progressively more crippled.]]
* WorldOfSilence: Takama-ga-hara, the realm where the heavenly gods reside, is a completely grayscale world devoid of life, and so pure that the soul gets physically separated from the body upon entering. Yuna enters it in ''Hero Chapter'' to rescue Togo, and it's later revealed that [[spoiler:Yuna's soul was trapped there after defeating the Leo Vertex at the climax of Season 1.]]
* WorldOfSilence: Takama-ga-hara, the realm where the heavenly gods reside, is a completely grayscale world devoid of life, and so pure that the soul gets physically separated from the body upon entering. Yuna enters it in ''Hero Chapter'' to rescue Togo, and it's later revealed that [[spoiler:Yuna's soul was trapped there after defeating the Leo Vertex at the climax of Season 1.]]
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* WhoWantsToLiveForever: WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The DistantFinale at the end of ''Great Blooming Chapter'' also serves to showcase what the cast are doing as young adults:
** Yuna and Togo [[spoiler:Becoming a Hero means that are mapping out the girls will live forever, but using Mankai in battle will mean that they'll become progressively more crippled.ruins of Japan together by motorcycle.]]
** Sonoko [[spoiler:is the Taisha's new ''Omikoshi'' and effectively the leader of humanity, with Aki serving as her right hand.]]
** Fu [[spoiler:is a researcher studying the remains of the Shinju, which the Taisha have been using as a fuel source.]]
** Itsuki [[spoiler: has become a successful local musician who regularly gives street performances.]]
** Karin [[serves on the Taisha's rapid-response team, often rescuing people who try to go out to sea beyond the former barrier.]]
* WhoWantsToLiveForever: Becoming a Hero means that the girls will live forever, but using Mankai in battle will mean that they'll become progressively more crippled.
* WorldOfSilence: Takama-ga-hara, the realm where the heavenly gods reside, is a completely grayscale world devoid of life, and so pure that thesoul gets soulgets physically separated from the body upon entering. Yuna enters it in ''Hero Chapter'' to rescue Togo, and it's later revealed that [[spoiler:Yuna's soul was trapped there after defeating the Leo Vertex at the climax of Season 1.]]
** Yuna and Togo [[spoiler:
** Sonoko [[spoiler:is the Taisha's new ''Omikoshi'' and effectively the leader of humanity, with Aki serving as her right hand.]]
** Fu [[spoiler:is a researcher studying the remains of the Shinju, which the Taisha have been using as a fuel source.]]
** Itsuki [[spoiler: has become a successful local musician who regularly gives street performances.]]
** Karin [[serves on the Taisha's rapid-response team, often rescuing people who try to go out to sea beyond the former barrier.]]
* WhoWantsToLiveForever: Becoming a Hero means that the girls will live forever, but using Mankai in battle will mean that they'll become progressively more crippled.
* WorldOfSilence: Takama-ga-hara, the realm where the heavenly gods reside, is a completely grayscale world devoid of life, and so pure that the
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* AHouseDivided: The premise of ''Hanayui no Kirameki'': some of the gods within the Shinju have begun to rebel, causing it to lose power, and it's up to the various Heroes and Miko across history to quell the rebellion and reunify the Shinju.
* AndManGrewProud: It's never stated exactly why [[spoiler:the Heavenly Gods decided to purge mankind]], but Sonoko compares it to the story of the Tower of Babel, while Hinata was told by the Shinju that it was due to mankind's "impudence".
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* AndManGrewProud: It's never stated exactly why [[spoiler:the Heavenly Gods decided to purge mankind]], but Sonoko compares it to the story of the Tower of Babel, while Hinata was told by the Shinju that it was due to mankind's "impudence".
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* DueToTheDead: In Episode 1 of ''Hero Chapter'', Sonoko visits Gin's grave, which is housed at the Monument to the Fallen Legends which also contains the graves of Wakaba, Tamako and Anzu (and possibly Yuna Takashima) from ''[=NoWaYu=]'', along with hundreds of other graves. It's also where Sonoko [[spoiler:remembers Togo's existence]].
* DwindlingParty: [=NoWaYu=] bills itself as the "cruelest chapter," and it's not kidding. Main characters die, and they die horribly. By the end of Chapter 18, [[spoiler:only Wakaba and Hinata are left alive.]]
* DwindlingParty: [=NoWaYu=] bills itself as the "cruelest chapter," and it's not kidding. Main characters die, and they die horribly. By the end of Chapter 18, [[spoiler:only Wakaba and Hinata are left alive.]]
* DueToTheDead: In Episode 1 of ''Hero Chapter'', Sonoko visits Gin's grave, which is housed at the Monument to the Fallen Legends which also contains the graves of Wakaba, Tamako and Anzu (and possibly Yuna Takashima) from ''[=NoWaYu=]'', along with hundreds of other graves. It's also where Sonoko [[spoiler:remembers Togo's existence]].
* DwindlingParty: [=NoWaYu=] bills itself as the "cruelest chapter," and it's not kidding. Main characters die, and they die horribly. By the end of Chapter 18, [[spoiler:only Wakaba and Hinata are left alive.]]
* DwindlingParty: [=NoWaYu=] bills itself as the "cruelest chapter," and it's not kidding. Main characters die, and they die horribly. By the end of Chapter 18, [[spoiler:only Wakaba and Hinata are left alive.]]
* TheFaceless: Most background characters don't get their faces shown.
* AHouseDivided: The premise of ''Hanayui no Kirameki'': some of the gods within the Shinju have begun to rebel, causing it to lose power, and it's up to the various Heroes and Miko across history to quell the rebellion and reunify the Shinju.
* TheMagicGoesAway:
** By the end, [[spoiler:the girls have lost their Hero powers, seeing as how the Vertex attacks have been "postponed indefinitely" and so the Shinju no longer needs sacrifices. This is [[TheMagicComesBack inverted by]] ''Sonoko After'', which reveals that soon ''any'' girl who wants to become a Hero will be able to when the Vertex attack again.]]
** The conclusion of ''Hero Chapter'' has [[spoiler:The Shinju use the last of its power to help Yuna annihilate the heavenly gods and restore the world. Without the Vertex threat or the Shinju's protection, the Hero Club returns to their normal civilian life.]]
** By the end, [[spoiler:the girls have lost their Hero powers, seeing as how the Vertex attacks have been "postponed indefinitely" and so the Shinju no longer needs sacrifices. This is [[TheMagicComesBack inverted by]] ''Sonoko After'', which reveals that soon ''any'' girl who wants to become a Hero will be able to when the Vertex attack again.]]
** The conclusion of ''Hero Chapter'' has [[spoiler:The Shinju use the last of its power to help Yuna annihilate the heavenly gods and restore the world. Without the Vertex threat or the Shinju's protection, the Hero Club returns to their normal civilian life.]]
* TheMutiny: After learning the truth about the world and their mission as Heroes, [[spoiler:Togo turns against the Shinju, whom she should be worshipping and protecting. Refusing to see her friends fight, suffer and lose bodily functions any longer, and her eventually losing memories of them, she instead decides to destroy everything. She is however stopped by Yuna who [[DefeatMeansFriendship beats some sense into her]].]]
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Both played straight and averted, in different ways. [[spoiler: They became heroes and thwart the vertexes, at times for the price of their bodily functions. However, Taisha gave them luxuries (and eventually worship) as recompense.]]
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Both played straight and averted, in different ways. [[spoiler: They became heroes and thwart the vertexes, at times for the price of their bodily functions. However, Taisha gave them luxuries (and eventually worship) as recompense.]]
* StellarName:
** Each of the 12 Vertexes has a name corresponding to one of the 12 constellations of the western zodiac. Additionally, the Leo Vertex can fuse with the other Vertex to become the Leo Starcluster.
** The most basic form of Vertex are called Stardust.
* TheStinger: There's a scene after the end credits of a few episodes.
** Each of the 12 Vertexes has a name corresponding to one of the 12 constellations of the western zodiac. Additionally, the Leo Vertex can fuse with the other Vertex to become the Leo Starcluster.
** The most basic form of Vertex are called Stardust.
* TheStinger: There's a scene after the end credits of a few episodes.
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* StellarName:
** Each of the 12 Vertexes has a name corresponding to one of the 12 constellations of the western zodiac. Additionally, the Leo Vertex can fuse with the other Vertex to become the Leo Starcluster.
** The most basic form of Vertex are called Stardust.
** Each of the 12 Vertexes has a name corresponding to one of the 12 constellations of the western zodiac. Additionally, the Leo Vertex can fuse with the other Vertex to become the Leo Starcluster.
** The most basic form of Vertex are called Stardust.
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* TheFaceless: Most background characters don't get their faces shown.
* TheMagicGoesAway:
** By the end, [[spoiler:the girls have lost their Hero powers, seeing as how the Vertex attacks have been "postponed indefinitely" and so the Shinju no longer needs sacrifices. This is [[TheMagicComesBack inverted by]] ''Sonoko After'', which reveals that soon ''any'' girl who wants to become a Hero will be able to when the Vertex attack again.]]
** The conclusion of ''Hero Chapter'' has [[spoiler:The Shinju use the last of its power to help Yuna annihilate the heavenly gods and restore the world. Without the Vertex threat or the Shinju's protection, the Hero Club returns to their normal civilian life.]]
* TheMutiny: After learning the truth about the world and their mission as Heroes, [[spoiler:Togo turns against the Shinju, whom she should be worshipping and protecting. Refusing to see her friends fight, suffer and lose bodily functions any longer, and her eventually losing memories of them, she instead decides to destroy everything. She is however stopped by Yuna who [[DefeatMeansFriendship beats some sense into her]].]]
* TheStinger: After the end credits of a few episodes.
* TheMagicGoesAway:
** By the end, [[spoiler:the girls have lost their Hero powers, seeing as how the Vertex attacks have been "postponed indefinitely" and so the Shinju no longer needs sacrifices. This is [[TheMagicComesBack inverted by]] ''Sonoko After'', which reveals that soon ''any'' girl who wants to become a Hero will be able to when the Vertex attack again.]]
** The conclusion of ''Hero Chapter'' has [[spoiler:The Shinju use the last of its power to help Yuna annihilate the heavenly gods and restore the world. Without the Vertex threat or the Shinju's protection, the Hero Club returns to their normal civilian life.]]
* TheMutiny: After learning the truth about the world and their mission as Heroes, [[spoiler:Togo turns against the Shinju, whom she should be worshipping and protecting. Refusing to see her friends fight, suffer and lose bodily functions any longer, and her eventually losing memories of them, she instead decides to destroy everything. She is however stopped by Yuna who [[DefeatMeansFriendship beats some sense into her]].]]
* TheStinger: After the end credits of a few episodes.
* TragicDream: [[spoiler:Itsuki wishes to be a singer but loses her voice halfway through the anime. This is subverted by the finale, when her voice returns.]]
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* TragicDream: [[spoiler:Itsuki wishes to be a singer but loses her voice halfway through the anime. This is subverted by the finale, when her voice returns.]]
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* BoobsOfSteel:
** Togo owns by far the largest chest of the cast and carries [[MoreDakka enough]] [[FriendlySniper firepower]] to completely shift the tide of the battle in the second episode. Later material demonstrates that she's also very physically tough to boot.
** Fu is the oldest girl, has the second biggest rack, and swings a {{BFS}} that puts the [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII Buster Sword]] to shame.
** Togo owns by far the largest chest of the cast and carries [[MoreDakka enough]] [[FriendlySniper firepower]] to completely shift the tide of the battle in the second episode. Later material demonstrates that she's also very physically tough to boot.
** Fu is the oldest girl, has the second biggest rack, and swings a {{BFS}} that puts the [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII Buster Sword]] to shame.
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** Downplayed at the end of the ''Great Mankai Chapter.'' [[spoiler:While the Shinju is now gone and the girls have lost their powers permanently, the world is restored and the former Heroes have since grown up (unlike in ''Madoka Magica'' where the girls rarely reach adulthood due either dying, witching out, or being taken away by the Law of Cycles) and continued their work.]]
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** Fu asking Togo how she got so "[[GagBoobs Megalopolis]]" is a reference to ''VisualNovel/MajikoiLoveMeSeriously'', a visual novel created by [=YuYuYu=]'s main writer Takahiro, in which one character is said to have a "megalopolis-style" bust.
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** Fu asking Togo how she got so "[[GagBoobs Megalopolis]]" "Megalopolis" is a reference to ''VisualNovel/MajikoiLoveMeSeriously'', a visual novel created by [=YuYuYu=]'s main writer Takahiro, in which one character is said to have a "megalopolis-style" bust.
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* UnusualEuphemism: During episode 7's FuroScene, Fu asks Togo how she got so [[GagBoobs "megalopolis."]] Fans haven't let Togo forget about it.
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* UnusualEuphemism: During episode 7's FuroScene, Fu asks Togo how she got so [[GagBoobs "megalopolis."]] " Fans haven't let Togo forget about it.
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* OffModel: Noticeable in episode 8; the way that Sonoko's lower body is drawn made many fans believe that her legs had been amputated.
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* CuttingTheKnot: Normally, destroying a Vertex involves first exposing its core, and then performing a time-consuming ritual to finish it off. However, using [[SuperMode Mankai]] grants a Hero enough raw firepower to just destroy the core with brute force.
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* AlternativeCalendar: The series takes place in Year of Shinju 300, marking the time when the Shinju appeared during the apocalypse of the "Anno Domini" era.
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* BuxomIsBetter: The subject of one of the VisualNovel scenarios (Fu's Determination) is Fu, Itsuki and Yuna trying to come up with ways to make their breasts bigger to compete with [[BoobsOfSteel Togo]]. This leads to some... interesting lines:
--> [[{{Determinator}} Yuna]]: '''I WILL BECOME BIG-BREASTED!'''
--> [[{{Determinator}} Yuna]]: '''I WILL BECOME BIG-BREASTED!'''
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* CosyCatastrophe: The series takes place on something of a post-apocalyptic Earth where the section of Japan the girls live on is the only surviving area. Aside from the Shinju-sama worship you wouldn't notice it as everyone and everything is pretty normal. Notably, they still code mobile websites in (English) HTML and ''Jquery''. Also, the mall offers Gelato.
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* CosyCatastrophe: The series takes place on something of a post-apocalyptic Earth where the section of Japan the girls live on is in the only surviving area. Aside area of post-apocalyptic Japan, but aside from the Shinju-sama worship you wouldn't notice it as everyone and everything life is pretty normal.similar to that of Japan back in the mid-2010s. Notably, they still code mobile websites in (English) HTML and ''Jquery''. Also, It's mentioned that the mall offers Gelato.Shinju uses its divine powers to provide the people of Shikoku with the same standard of living as they had before the Divine Era, including providing electricity and fuel.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler:After lots of hardship and painful battles, all Heroes recover from their wounds (even Sonoko) and lose contact with the Taisha, meaning they won't have to fight anymore. While ''Hero Chapter'' undoes several of the Heroes' efforts and puts them through another round of hardships, they are eventually rewarded with the restoration of the world and elimination of the Vertex, at the cost of the Shinju's life.]]
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler:After lots centuries of hardship and painful battles, sacrifice, and after all Heroes recover from their wounds (even Sonoko) and lose contact with the Taisha, meaning they won't have to fight anymore. While ''Hero Chapter'' undoes several of battles that the Heroes' efforts and puts them through another round of hardships, they are eventually Hero Club went through, they're rewarded with driving back the restoration of Vertex and the world Heavenly Gods, winning a future for humanity and elimination of the Vertex, at the cost of the Shinju's life.being able to live peaceful lives.]]
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* ImpossibleTask: In the ''Sonoko in Reminiscence" short chapter, Sonoko, becoming fed up with the Taisha's reverential treatment of her while still refusing to let her see Sumi, orders the Taisha for things that would normally be impossible, such as: A Manchu Han Imperial Feast [[note]]A series of over 100 extravagant meals served in 6 banquets across 3 days accompanied by entertainment, a luxury normally reserved for emperors in Imperial China whose modern equivalents still cost many thousands of dollars[[/note]]; playing mahjong (while she has no use of any of her limbs), and traditional entertainment such as Rakugo, Manzai and Noh theater performed right in her hospital room. The Taisha fulfill all of these, but they still refuse to let her see her friend.
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* ImpossibleTask: In the ''Sonoko in Reminiscence" short chapter, story, Sonoko, becoming fed up with the Taisha's reverential treatment of her while still refusing to let her see Sumi, orders the Taisha for things that would normally be impossible, such as: A Manchu Han Imperial Feast [[note]]A series of over 100 extravagant meals served in 6 banquets across 3 days accompanied by entertainment, a luxury normally reserved for emperors in Imperial China whose modern equivalents still cost many thousands of dollars[[/note]]; playing mahjong (while she has no use of any of her limbs), and traditional entertainment such as Rakugo, Manzai and Noh theater performed right in her hospital room. The Taisha fulfill all of these, but they still refuse to let her see her friend.
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** The Heroes' [[SuperMode Mankai forms]] have this appearance, with detached sleeves and all. In-universe, Miko are [[WaifProphet girls who are able to hear Shinju's voice directly]], and the Taisha get their information through their interpretations.
** [[spoiler:Togo has the powers of both a Hero and a Miko. ''Sonoko After'' states that such people are called "Messiah."]]
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** The Heroes' [[SuperMode Mankai forms]] have this appearance, with detached sleeves and all. In-universe, Miko are [[WaifProphet girls who are able to hear Shinju's voice directly]], and the Taisha get their information through their interpretations.
** [[spoiler:Togointerpretations. Togo, notably, has the powers of both a Hero and a Miko. ''Sonoko After'' states that such people are called "Messiah."]]Miko, which becomes significant during ''Hero Chapter.''
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** The curse of the Heavenly Gods is able to negate this protection. When Fu [[spoiler:is hit by a car]] in Episode 3 of ''Hero Chapter'', Inugami attempts to block it but its barrier is burned away.
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* StellarName: On Togo's tactical screen, each of the 12 Vertexes has a name corresponding to one of the 12 constellations of the zodiac.
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** Each of the 12 Vertexes has a name corresponding to one of the 12 constellations of thezodiac.western zodiac. Additionally, the Leo Vertex can fuse with the other Vertex to become the Leo Starcluster.
** The most basic form of Vertex are called Stardust.
** Each of the 12 Vertexes has a name corresponding to one of the 12 constellations of the
** The most basic form of Vertex are called Stardust.