History Manga / BigOrder

* AnArmAndALeg: Rin cuts off Eiji's hand - the one he had the Order symbol on - in chapter 14. However, thanks to Hiiragi using his Order he gets it back in the very next chapter.

* BloodierAndGorier: While Big Order runs in a Shonen publication, it is noticeably ''more'' graphic than its spiritual predecessor, Manga/FutureDiary.
** Yen Press even went so far as to [[http://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/none/Big-Order-Vol-1/9780316504621/?yen give the official English-translated manga an "M" rating (18+) for its content]], whereas Future Diary [[https://www.viz.com/read/manga/digital/future-diary-volume-1/2828 only got a "T+" rating (16+) from Viz Media]].

** Taira looks like an older version of Muru Muru from Manga/FutureDiary.

* ExoticEyeDesigns: Daisy. They're shaped like stars. [[spoiler:Also, one of the villains has MagicalEye that looks exactly like Daisy's.]]

* {{Irony}}: The Story ''thrives'' on this.

* FirstEpisodeSpoiler: Eiji's wish and Order aren't to destroy the world, but to conquer it.

* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: How the Orders are realized in the anime.

* ConspicuousCG: How the Orders are realized in the anime.

* AllWomenAreLustful: Pretty much every female character is portrayed this way; Rin frequently gropes Eiji's crotch, Sena is sexually attracted to her older brother, [[spoiler: though this is later revealed to be a facade]], and Iyo goes so far as to strip herself for Eiji's attention.

** The Orders themselves are very reminiscent to [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Stands]] in terms of looks, powers and overall concept. Even moreso in the Anime where they even pop up like Stands from their users.

** The Orders themselves are very reminiscent to [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Stands]] in terms of looks, powers and overall concept.

** The Orders themselves are very reminiscent to that of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Stands]] in terms of looks, powers and overall concepts.

* {{Gorn}}: It's written by the same mind who wrote Future Diary... what did you expect?

* AdaptationDyeJob: Sena's hair goes from orange in the manga to brown in the anime.

* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Rin.
* CuteAndPsycho: Rin, very much so.
-->'''Rin''' (''charging at Eiji with a sword''): [[SayItWithHearts Die, Eiji]] ♡
* DamselInDistress: Rin takes Sena hostage, and then stabs her in order to force Eiji to confront them. Later, Sena is locked in a time stasis to prevent her disease from advancing until the Order Users could find an Order who could heal Sena's illness.
* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: Rin is killed several times, only to heal up and return to normal as if nothing happened. While her first death with Eiji is treated seriously, several of her deaths are later PlayedForLaughs, where she repeatedly gets killed by traps set up by her organization as she attempts to lead him out/trying to kill him by accident.

* FlowerInHerHair: Rin
* FromASingleCell: Rin's Order.

* GirlishPigtails: Rin

* HealingFactor: Rin's power, which allows her to recover from any injury she receives. She is also able to heal others with it as well.
* HealingHands: Rin is capable of extending her healing to others.

* IllGirl: Sena is bedridden in the hospital, and Eiji later reveals to Rin that she has an incurable blood disease that would have killed her in six months. Unfortunately, the Order Users also catch wind of it, and use finding a cure for her as an excuse to force Eiji to work with them.
* ImpaledPalm: Eiji's hand is stabbed with Rin's katana. She blamed him for the death of her parents, and wanted him to suffer a little bit before she killed him.

* LoopholeAbuse: Rin tries several indirect attempts at killing Eiji in chapter 3 due to his Order preventing her from doing so directly. They all fail though.

* NewTransferStudent: Rin transfers to Eiji's class, and even lives in the same apartment complex as him. However, this was all a ploy so that they could find him, and Rin attempts to kill him due to blaming him for the death of her parents.

* TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou: Rin feels this way towards Eiji and her devotion towards that goal is strong enough for her to bust Eiji out of prison in chapter 3. It seemed that she's abandoned this mindset by chapter 6, where she leads the stone giant to Eiji's hideout to let it try to kill him, but then it comes back in chapter 8, where she decides to end her alliance with the master of the giant for that very reason.
* PalsWithJesus: Eiji is this to Daisy, [[{{GreatGazoo}} the seemingly omnipotent fey/alien/demigod/thing]] which was responsible for the MassSuperEmpoweringEvent of ten years ago.
* PeoplePuppets: Eiji's "conquest" Order amounts to this. It's not straight mind control, as Rin was obviously aware of her own actions.

* PuppetKing: As revealed in chapter 4, several other Order users intend to make Eiji a figurehead and TakeOverTheWorld under his nominal leadership. He starts to try to take the initiative and get some actual power in the very next chapter though.

* SoapOperaDisease: Eiji mentions to Rin that Sena has an incurable blood disease that would've killed her in six months. He was hiding it from her and lying to her that she would get better someday so as not to cause her to fall into a DespairEventHorizon.

* TakeOverTheWorld: Eiji's goal. He got the idea from a manga he was reading as a kid.

* TheyDiedBecauseOfYou: Rin blames the death of her parents on Eiji's destruction of much of the world ten years prior.

* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans: Averted for the moment as of chapter 2. Eiji considers using his powers in that way, but realizes that isn't the way he wants to conquer the world.
* VillainProtagonist: What Eiji ''wants'' to be.
* YouKilledMyFather: Rin's reason for wanting to kill Eiji.
* YourDaysAreNumbered: Sena has only six months left to live.
* ZettaiRyouiki: very noticeable with Rin having a grade A.

** The Orders themselves are very reminiscent to that of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Stands]] in terms of looks and powers.

** The Orders themselves are ''very'' reminiscent to that of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Stands]] in terms of looks and powers.

** The way the Orders themselves work is ''very'' reminiscent to that of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Stands]].

* The way the Orders themselves work is ''very'' reminiscent to that of [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Stands]].

* {{Badass}}: Let's see, Eiji was willing to run through a building filled with armed soldiers to [[BigBrotherInstinct save his little sister]]. Yeah, he qualifies.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: From its S&M undertones to its extreme violence to its depictions of incest and rape, Big Order would even make the most laconic fans sit up and take notice.

* BloodierAndGorier: While Big Order runs in a Shonen publication, it is noticeably ''more'' graphic than its spiritual predecessor, {{Future Diary}}.

** Yen Press even went so far as to [[http://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/none/Big-Order-Vol-1/9780316504621/?yen give the official English-translated manga an "M" rating (18+) for its content]], whereas Future Diary only got a "T+" rating (16+) from Viz Media.

** Yen Press even went so far as to give the official English-translated manga an "M" rating (18+) for its content, whereas Future Diary only got a "T+" rating (16+) from Viz Media.

->''What would you wish for? When you had one wish granted, whatever it is? I want to become a singer, I want money. I want immortality, I'm sure they're plenty to choose from.''

->''But mine is slightly different.''