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Three Amigos is a disambiguation
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* ThreeAmigos: Toki, Kon and Kuchiha had this dynamic down to a T. Also Bonten, Utsubushi and Tsuyukusa, since they're not quite a TerribleTrio.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: It doesn't help that readers are constantly trying to match the characters from the virtual world with their real world counterparts. It's not as easy as one might think.
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** Shiraai and Aonibi appear to have [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue hair]], and Wakasa's is bright pink (though he probably dyed it). Also PrettyBoy Ginshu had reddish hair before his [[spoiler:UnwantedRevival]].
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** Shiraai and Aonibi appear to have [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue hair]], hair, and Wakasa's is bright pink (though he probably dyed it). Also PrettyBoy Ginshu had reddish hair before his [[spoiler:UnwantedRevival]].
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--> '''Bonten:''' "He's got a way with women..."
--> '''Tsuyukusa:''' "He'll talk his way right into bed at this rate..."
--> '''Tsuyukusa:''' "He'll talk his way right into bed at this rate..."
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'''Tsuyukusa:'''
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* HairColors: The series mostly has realistic hair colors. All Japanese have black hair, unless (and we're looking at you, Toki and Kon) they've colored it. Even some demons have realistic hair... until Tsuyukusa decided to break the mold by going green.
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* DeadlyRinger: The demonic Yakou carries around a little bell that [[BrownNote drives anyone who hears it insane]].
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An ongoing manga by Shinobu Takayama that began in 2002 and was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in 2008. While it's often overlooked for its [[JigsawPuzzlePlot extremely complicated storyline]], ''Amatsuki'' has amazing artwork, [[ShownTheirWork accurate and detailed references to Japanese history and folklore]], and a fleshed-out cast of characters.
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An ongoing manga by Shinobu Takayama that began in ran from 2002 to 2017 in the {{josei}} magazine ''Monthly Comic Zero Sum'', and was adapted into a ThirteenEpisodeAnime in 2008. While it's often overlooked for its [[JigsawPuzzlePlot extremely complicated storyline]], ''Amatsuki'' has amazing artwork, [[ShownTheirWork accurate and detailed references to Japanese history and folklore]], and a fleshed-out cast of characters.
