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** ''High School Boy and the Train to School'': Hidenori spent the whole skit of InternalMonologue about whether he should tell that school girl he sees on the train every day that she has a hair on the mole on her neck, trying to figure out possible consequences, and, eventually, why that was never noticed. After he decided to tell her about that (and still feared she would rip his head off), her response was a bright smile and a "Thank you!"
** The first and last arcs of Episode 4 was about Tadakuni trying to get close to Yoshitake and Hidenori, spending most of the skit eavesdropping (first skit) or asking Nago for advice (last skit), only to find the two guys that he thought was Yoshitake and Hidenori just happened to be look-alikes.
** The first and last arcs of Episode 4 was about Tadakuni trying to get close to Yoshitake and Hidenori, spending most of the skit eavesdropping (first skit) or asking Nago for advice (last skit), only to find the two guys that he thought was Yoshitake and Hidenori just happened to be look-alikes.
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** Both Scary Stories skits: Tadakuni told extremely horrifying stories invoking extreme actions by Hidenori, Yoshitake, and Tadakuni's sister. They were also ''made up''.
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** ''High School Boys and the PowerOfFriendship'': Tadakuni's sister wanted the trio to find out PantyThieves in her house (which are, indeed, Tadakuni and Hidenori). Yoshitake [[TakingTheHeat took the heat]], but when she started beating him, he "sold" the other two of the trio.
** ''High School Boys and Traditional Events'': See BlatantLies, above.
** ''High School Boys and the Literature Girl 2'': Motoharu went on making wind-related quotes to the Literature Girl. It turned out he spoke to the wrong person--he intended to speak to his sister.
** ''High School Boys and Traditional Events'': See BlatantLies, above.
** ''High School Boys and the Literature Girl 2'': Motoharu went on making wind-related quotes to the Literature Girl. It turned out he spoke to the wrong person--he intended to speak to his sister.
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* WouldntHitAGirl: President says this near the end of his fight with Ringo-chan. [[spoiler:But it's obvious that he's just not that good at fighting.]]
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* WouldntHitAGirl: President WouldntHitAGirl:
** In ''High School Boys and the [[SchoolFestival Cultural Festival]]'', StudentCouncilPresident says this near the end of his fight with Ringo-chan. [[spoiler:But it's obvious that he's just not that good at fighting.]]]]
** Played straight in the ''High School Girls are Funky'' skit ''Resentment'': Facing Yanagi and Ikushima's attacks Karasawa didn't in fact hit any of them a bit--the closest he did is to turn 180 degrees so that Yanagi kicked Ikushima's butt instead. The entire thing was, instead, ended by him showing [[spoiler:his scar]].
** In ''High School Boys and Seniority'', Motoharu didn't hit his sister's classmates that are bullying him...not because they're girls, but because they're [[SempaiKohai senior to him]].
** In ''High School Boys and the [[SchoolFestival Cultural Festival]]'', StudentCouncilPresident says this near the end of his fight with Ringo-chan. [[spoiler:But it's obvious that he's just not that good at fighting.
** Played straight in the ''High School Girls are Funky'' skit ''Resentment'': Facing Yanagi and Ikushima's attacks Karasawa didn't in fact hit any of them a bit--the closest he did is to turn 180 degrees so that Yanagi kicked Ikushima's butt instead. The entire thing was, instead, ended by him showing [[spoiler:his scar]].
** In ''High School Boys and Seniority'', Motoharu didn't hit his sister's classmates that are bullying him...not because they're girls, but because they're [[SempaiKohai senior to him]].
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** ''High School Boys and the Biography of a Hero'':
-->''"Who do you admire the most?"''
-->'''Hidenori''', in the beginning: [[BullyHunter Rubber (band) Shooter]]
-->'''Hidenori''', after knowing "Rubber Shooter" is likely to be [[spoiler:Yoshitake]]: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hideyo_Noguchi Hideyo Noguchi]].
-->''"Who do you admire the most?"''
-->'''Hidenori''', in the beginning: [[BullyHunter Rubber (band) Shooter]]
-->'''Hidenori''', after knowing "Rubber Shooter" is likely to be [[spoiler:Yoshitake]]: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hideyo_Noguchi Hideyo Noguchi]].
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** Namely the Librarian girl skits.
* DeathGlare: Parodied with Kiyotaka's sister does this because she lost her contacts.
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** The intro to ''High School Girls are Funky'' in episode 5 have Yamagi duly noted the little band of theirs [[SelfDeprecation are not good enough]] [[Manga/KOn to go to London]].
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* RescueRomance: Parodied in "High School Boys and Savior," in which a {{Bishonen}} sees three delinquents harassing Ringo and steps in to beat them up... except the delinquents were just asking her a favor for the student council, and allowed themselves to be beat up to spare the Savior the embarrassment of having misunderstood the situation, as well as to invoke this trope.
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** Made completely hilarious thanks to episode 4 when [[spoiler:the boys beat the girls during the school festival ''except'' in fighting.]]
*** Episode 5: [[Sanada North's Student Council can't fight. Ringo's "saviour" can best ''all'' of them.]]
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-->'''Episode 5:''' "...is brought to you with a bang by these sponsors."
--->'''Hidenori:''' Hm, 3/10!
--->'''Hidenori:''' Hm, 3/10!
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*** Episode 5: [[Sanada North's Student Council can't fight. Ringo's boyfriend can best ''all'' of them.]]
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*** Episode 5: [[Sanada North's Student Council can't fight. Ringo's boyfriend "saviour" can best ''all'' of them.]]
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: when Motoharu's sister mentioned she's inviting her classmates for a sleepover. Motoharu's heartbreak ensues.]]
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** Intro of episode 3: This is not a school series but a SliceOfLife series as a school series will ''not'' air in [[Winter2012Anime winter]].
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** Intro of episode 3: This is not a school series but a SliceOfLife series as a school series will ''not'' air The main trio recognized the anime aired in [[Winter2012Anime winter]].winter]]. They also recognized by starting the story in Summer instead of Spring (when the Japanese school year starts), it misses many cliches of HighSchool anime--but this is a SliceOfLife show anyway.
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* {{Delinquents}}: Motoharu is called as and looks like one, but is otherwise a pretty NiceGuy. The same goes for the Student Council of which he is a member... [[FaceOfAThug whose members, seemingly delinquents all]], are actually sensible and well-mannered, save for the StudentCouncilPresident, a {{Bishonen}} (complete with being voiced by AkiraIshida).
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* {{Delinquents}}: Motoharu is called as DeliciousDistraction: At Episode 4's post-credits skit, the three girls discuss why boys are [[SelfDeprecation boring to watch]] and looks [[BreakingTheFourthWall wonder how they even got an anime]]. Then Yanagi and Ikushima got the idea of asking (read: screaming at) Karasawa, who lives next door to Habata's house (where the girls frequently meet). Then Karasawa throws them sweets, and the two girls stop screaming at him and gorged at the food like one, but is otherwise a pretty NiceGuy. The same goes for the Student Council of which he is a member... [[FaceOfAThug whose members, seemingly delinquents all]], are actually sensible and well-mannered, save for the StudentCouncilPresident, a {{Bishonen}} (complete with being voiced by AkiraIshida).there's no tomorrow.
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* FoodAsBribe: At Episode 4's post-credits skit, the three girls discuss why boys are [[SelfDeprecation boring to watch]] and [[BreakingTheFourthWall wonder how they even got an anime]]. Then Yanagi and Ikushima got the idea of asking (read: screaming at) Karasawa, who lives next door to Habata's house (where the girls frequently meet). Then Karasawa throws them sweets, and the two girls stop screaming at him and gorged at the food like there's no tomorrow.
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* LateForSchool: the intro of anime's first episode [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the fourth wall]] on that.
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* {{Japanese Delinquents}}: Motoharu is called as and looks like one, but is otherwise a pretty NiceGuy. The same goes for the Student Council of which he is a member... [[FaceOfAThug whose members, seemingly delinquents all]], are actually sensible and well-mannered, save for the StudentCouncilPresident, a {{Bishonen}} (complete with being voiced by AkiraIshida).
* LateForSchool: the intro of anime's first episode[[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks parodied that; with the fourth wall]] on that.main trio progressively eating foods improbable in such a scenerio: Tadakuni have the traditional toast, Yoshitake had ''curry'', and Hidenori had ''ramen''--and calling out Yoshitake for ''not'' having toast.
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** It helps that the latter series and this show share a director.
*** Thatdirector and [[TomokazuSugita two]] [[KenichiSuzumura seiyuus]] are in both shows.
*** That
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* AllMenArePerverts: The three main guys have stolen Tadakuni's sister's underwear at some point.
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''Daily Lives of High School Boys'' (also known as ''Danshi Koukousei No Nichijou'') is a slice-of-life comedy web-manga from Yasunobu Yamauchi. It follows Yoshitake, Hidenori and Tadakuni, three perfectly normal (boys') high school students and their not-so-normal (read: side-splittingly hilarious) daily routines, and frequently applies several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
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''Daily Lives of High School Boys'' (also known as ''Danshi Koukousei No Nichijou'') Nichijou'', literally means "Daily Lives of All-boys' High School Students") is a slice-of-life comedy web-manga from Yasunobu Yamauchi. It follows Yoshitake, Hidenori and Tadakuni, three perfectly normal (boys') high school students and their not-so-normal (read: side-splittingly hilarious) daily routines, and frequently applies several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
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** It helps that the latter series and this show share a director.director.
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* FrothyMugsOfWater/ SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: In the first scary stories skit, Tadakuni mentioned he and some other buddies went to another person's home to drink... and he denied it was alcohol (so as the on-screen note). But that kind of drink is also one would make people vomit...
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** As early as the intro before the opening in the ''first''episode.episode: even if the anime is a SquareEnix-{{Sunrise}} collaboration, it would ''not'' add mecha or RPG elements to a SliceOfLife series.
** Intro of episode 3: This is not a school series but a SliceOfLife series as a school series will ''not'' air in [[Winter2012Anime winter]].
** As early as the intro before the opening in the ''first''
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** Aftering seeing Tadakuni walking with a girl in ''HighSchoolBoys and the Accompanying Girl'', other guys in Class 2-A decided to stop him from dating... only to know that girl just asked Tadakuni for directions.
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->''Daily Lives of High School Boys were lazily brought to you by these sponsors.''
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''Daily Lives of High School Boys'' also known as ''Danshi Koukousei No Nichijou'', is a slice-of-life comedy web-manga from Yasunobu Yamauchi. It follows Yoshitake, Hidenori and Tadakuni, three perfectly normal (boys') high school boys with their not so normal (read:side-splitting hilarious) daily routines, and frequently applies several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
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''Daily Lives of High School Boys'' also (also known as ''Danshi Koukousei No Nichijou'', Nichijou'') is a slice-of-life comedy web-manga from Yasunobu Yamauchi. It follows Yoshitake, Hidenori and Tadakuni, three perfectly normal (boys') high school boys with students and their not so normal (read:side-splitting not-so-normal (read: side-splittingly hilarious) daily routines, and frequently applies several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
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* BoyMeetsGirl: Invoked by the (literature) girl, and recognized by this name by the boy.boy (Hidenori).
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** In ''High School Boys and After School'', the boys spent most of the skit practicing a campus MeetCute for Tadakuni...only ending with Tadakuni's PoseOfSupplication, saying that is completely useless in the boys' school they're studying.
** After Ringo-chan defeated Sanada North's StudentCouncilPresident in ''High School Boys and the [[SchoolFestival Cultural Festival]]'', announcer Karasawa treated as if the fighting that preceded was part of a ''scheduled program''.
** After Ringo-chan defeated Sanada North's StudentCouncilPresident in ''High School Boys and the [[SchoolFestival Cultural Festival]]'', announcer Karasawa treated as if the fighting that preceded was part of a ''scheduled program''.
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''Daily Lives of High School Boys'' also known as ''Danshi Koukousei No Nichijou'', is a slice-of-life comedy web-manga from Yasunobu Yamauchi. It follows Yoshitake, Hidenori and Tadakuni, three perfectly normal high school boys with their not so normal (read:side-splitting hilarious) daily routines, and frequently applies several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
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''Daily Lives of High School Boys'' also known as ''Danshi Koukousei No Nichijou'', is a slice-of-life comedy web-manga from Yasunobu Yamauchi. It follows Yoshitake, Hidenori and Tadakuni, three perfectly normal (boys') high school boys with their not so normal (read:side-splitting hilarious) daily routines, and frequently applies several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
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The anime version aired in [[Winter2012Anime January 2012]] and has been [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-01-24/nisa-licenses-daily-lives-of-high-school-boys-anime licensed by NIS America]].
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The {{Sunrise}}-adopted anime version aired premiered in [[Winter2012Anime January 2012]] and has been [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-01-24/nisa-licenses-daily-lives-of-high-school-boys-anime licensed by NIS America]].
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''Daily Lives of High School Boys'' is a slice-of-life comedy web-manga from Yasunobu Yamauchi. It follows Yoshitake, Hidenori and Tadakuni, three perfectly normal high school boys with their not so normal (read:side-splitting hilarious) daily routines, and frequently applies several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
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''Daily Lives of High School Boys'' also known as ''Danshi Koukousei No Nichijou'', is a slice-of-life comedy web-manga from Yasunobu Yamauchi. It follows Yoshitake, Hidenori and Tadakuni, three perfectly normal high school boys with their not so normal (read:side-splitting hilarious) daily routines, and frequently applies several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
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->''Daily Lives of High School Boys were lazily brought to you by these sponsors.''
->''Don't say lazy!''
->''Don't say lazy!''
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''Daily Lives of High School Boys'' is a slice-of-life comedy
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''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'' is a comedy manga/anime series about ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, using several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
The anime version aired in [[Winter2012Anime January 2012]] and has been [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-01-24/nisa-licenses-daily-lives-of-high-school-boys-anime licensed by NIS America]].
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!!!This manga provides examples of:
* ArtificialRiverbank
* BattleAura: PlayedForLaughs during the lost girl skit.
* BlatantLies: In Episode 2, the three guys and Karasawa go to the principal and discuss the school's "70-hour fast" tradition. The latter, having only been on his position for three years but unwilling to leave them in the open, makes up a story about how, back in 1984, the principal saved the school from complete shutdown due to low attendance by pleading with prefectural authorities for 70 straight hours. [[MomentKiller Then Karasawa reveals that Sanada North High is only founded in 1989.]]
* BoyMeetsGirl: Invoked by the girl, and recognized by this name by the boy.
* BlueWithShock: The first reaction the characters have to the [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomit]] story.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: As early as the intro before the opening in the ''first'' episode.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint
* ColorFailure: The boys when Tadakuni's sister finds him using her skirt (plus a few other items).
** Again in episode 2 when Tadakuni and Yasunori discover Nago [[SheCleansUpNicely can look pretty in a convex mirror]].
* DeadpanSnarker: Nago and Karasawa
* {{Delinquents}}: Motoharu is called as and looks like one, but is otherwise a pretty NiceGuy. The same goes for the Student Council of which he is a member... [[FaceOfAThug whose members, seemingly delinquents all]], are actually sensible and well-mannered, save for the StudentCouncilPresident, a {{Bishonen}} (complete with being voiced by AkiraIshida).
* DistaffCounterpart: A series of post-credits skits features Habata, Yanagi and Ikushima, three girls who look, act and talk remarkably like their male counterparts Tadakuni, Hidenori and Yoshitake, respectively. Even their names start with the same kanji. As bonus, Tadakuni's younger sister has her own counterpart in the form of Habata's older brother.
* DramaticWind: Invoked.
* TheFaceless: Tadakuni, Yoshitake, and Motoharu's sisters. Habata's older brother is also faceless.
* FoodAsBribe: At Episode 4's post-credits skit, the three girls discuss why boys are [[SelfDeprecation boring to watch]] and [[BreakingTheFourthWall wonder how they even got an anime]]. Then Yanagi and Ikushima got the idea of asking (read: screaming at) Karasawa, who lives next door to Habata's house (where the girls frequently meet). Then Karasawa throws them sweets, and the two girls stop screaming at him and gorged at the food like there's no tomorrow.
* HiddenEyes: Anyone (mostly female) except the main male population of Sanada North High, as well as a few recurring females, such as the Literature Girl, Nago, Ringo and her two accomplices, and Habata, Yanagi and Ikushima from the post-credits skits.
* LateForSchool: the intro of anime's first episode [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the fourth wall]] on that.
* NoNameGiven: Everyone with the exception of the main characters. This include recurring characters such as Tadakuni's little sister and the "Literature Girl".
* PlaceholderTitles: Episode 1's Ending, which used lines from one of the skits in the episode instead. Like anything in this show, it was {{lampshaded}}.
* RunningGag: The sponsor sections are always in line with the tone of the skit immediately preceding it.
-->'''Episode 1:''' "''Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou'' [[SelfDeprecation is lazily brought to you by the following sponsors]]."
-->'''Episode 2:''' "...[[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial may or may not be brought to you by the following sponsors]]."
-->'''Episode 3:''' "...is brought to you by the following sponsors."
--->"It's normal."
--->"Yeah, normal."
-->'''Episode 4:''' "...is brought to you by the following sponsors." (By two lookalikes of Hidenori and Yoshitake)
--->'''Tadakuni:''' "Who the heck are you?!"
* SayMyName: "LITTLE SISTER!/IMOUTO!"
* SecondYearProtagonist: most of the boys.
* ShaggyDogStory
* SeriousBusiness
* {{Shiritori}}: The boys had one in Episode 3. Tadakuni happened to have done some of them ''completely by accident''.
* ShoutOut
** In "High School Boys and Skirts", Yoshitake [[FullmetalAlchemist transmutes]] a pair of panties. He even mentions EquivalentExchange.
** In "The Daily Life of a Lady", Episode 2's post-credits skit, the titular Lady Yukana looks pretty much like [[ZeroNoTsukaima Louise de la Valliere]] with the lifestyle of [[Manga/HayateTheCombatButler Nagi Sanzen'in]], and is served by three men who look like [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite Chili, Cilan, and Cress]].
** ''[[OnePiece Yonpiece]]'' appeared to be Tadakuni's favourity manga.
* SliceOfLife
* TakeThat: In the web previews' closing song and the "High Schools Girls are Funky" post-credits skit at Episode 3, the characters note that [[FourGirlEnsemble high school girls]] can do whatever they want and still be popular: [[KOn rock band]], [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_girls jazz band]], karate, [[BambooBlade kendo]] and/or [[{{Saki}} mahjong]]. Meanwhile, boys don't get much attention because they suck at everything that isn't [[SlamDunk sports]] or [[DragonballZ fighting]]
** Made completely hilarious thanks to episode 4 when [[spoiler:the boys beat the girls during the school festival ''except'' in fighting.]]
* TallDarkAndBishoujo: The "Literature Girl" (bonus points, too, for being voiced by YoukoHikasa).
* ThoseTwoGuys: The two lookalikes of Hidenori and Yoshitake in Episode 4.
** Tadakuni, Hidenori and Yoshitake and their {{Distaff Counterpart}}s Habata, Yanagi and Ikushima have similar dynamic, but since they're the main characters, it's {{subverted}}.
* VomitIndiscretionShot: In the first scary stories skit.
** Thankfully, it's just transparent blue and looks like water...until you see the [[CringeComedy centipede wriggling around]] in it.
* WidgetSeries
* WouldntHitAGirl: President says this near the end of his fight with Ringo-chan. [[spoiler:But it's obvious that he's just not that good at fighting.]]
* XMeetsY: ''CromartieHighSchool'' meets ''{{Gintama}}''.
** It helps that the latter series and this show share a director.
''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'' is a comedy manga/anime series about ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, using several lampshade hangings and parodies of anime tropes.
The anime version aired in [[Winter2012Anime January 2012]] and has been [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-01-24/nisa-licenses-daily-lives-of-high-school-boys-anime licensed by NIS America]].
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!!!This manga provides examples of:
* ArtificialRiverbank
* BattleAura: PlayedForLaughs during the lost girl skit.
* BlatantLies: In Episode 2, the three guys and Karasawa go to the principal and discuss the school's "70-hour fast" tradition. The latter, having only been on his position for three years but unwilling to leave them in the open, makes up a story about how, back in 1984, the principal saved the school from complete shutdown due to low attendance by pleading with prefectural authorities for 70 straight hours. [[MomentKiller Then Karasawa reveals that Sanada North High is only founded in 1989.]]
* BoyMeetsGirl: Invoked by the girl, and recognized by this name by the boy.
* BlueWithShock: The first reaction the characters have to the [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomit]] story.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: As early as the intro before the opening in the ''first'' episode.
* ComicallyMissingThePoint
* ColorFailure: The boys when Tadakuni's sister finds him using her skirt (plus a few other items).
** Again in episode 2 when Tadakuni and Yasunori discover Nago [[SheCleansUpNicely can look pretty in a convex mirror]].
* DeadpanSnarker: Nago and Karasawa
* {{Delinquents}}: Motoharu is called as and looks like one, but is otherwise a pretty NiceGuy. The same goes for the Student Council of which he is a member... [[FaceOfAThug whose members, seemingly delinquents all]], are actually sensible and well-mannered, save for the StudentCouncilPresident, a {{Bishonen}} (complete with being voiced by AkiraIshida).
* DistaffCounterpart: A series of post-credits skits features Habata, Yanagi and Ikushima, three girls who look, act and talk remarkably like their male counterparts Tadakuni, Hidenori and Yoshitake, respectively. Even their names start with the same kanji. As bonus, Tadakuni's younger sister has her own counterpart in the form of Habata's older brother.
* DramaticWind: Invoked.
* TheFaceless: Tadakuni, Yoshitake, and Motoharu's sisters. Habata's older brother is also faceless.
* FoodAsBribe: At Episode 4's post-credits skit, the three girls discuss why boys are [[SelfDeprecation boring to watch]] and [[BreakingTheFourthWall wonder how they even got an anime]]. Then Yanagi and Ikushima got the idea of asking (read: screaming at) Karasawa, who lives next door to Habata's house (where the girls frequently meet). Then Karasawa throws them sweets, and the two girls stop screaming at him and gorged at the food like there's no tomorrow.
* HiddenEyes: Anyone (mostly female) except the main male population of Sanada North High, as well as a few recurring females, such as the Literature Girl, Nago, Ringo and her two accomplices, and Habata, Yanagi and Ikushima from the post-credits skits.
* LateForSchool: the intro of anime's first episode [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the fourth wall]] on that.
* NoNameGiven: Everyone with the exception of the main characters. This include recurring characters such as Tadakuni's little sister and the "Literature Girl".
* PlaceholderTitles: Episode 1's Ending, which used lines from one of the skits in the episode instead. Like anything in this show, it was {{lampshaded}}.
* RunningGag: The sponsor sections are always in line with the tone of the skit immediately preceding it.
-->'''Episode 1:''' "''Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou'' [[SelfDeprecation is lazily brought to you by the following sponsors]]."
-->'''Episode 2:''' "...[[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial may or may not be brought to you by the following sponsors]]."
-->'''Episode 3:''' "...is brought to you by the following sponsors."
--->"It's normal."
--->"Yeah, normal."
-->'''Episode 4:''' "...is brought to you by the following sponsors." (By two lookalikes of Hidenori and Yoshitake)
--->'''Tadakuni:''' "Who the heck are you?!"
* SayMyName: "LITTLE SISTER!/IMOUTO!"
* SecondYearProtagonist: most of the boys.
* ShaggyDogStory
* SeriousBusiness
* {{Shiritori}}: The boys had one in Episode 3. Tadakuni happened to have done some of them ''completely by accident''.
* ShoutOut
** In "High School Boys and Skirts", Yoshitake [[FullmetalAlchemist transmutes]] a pair of panties. He even mentions EquivalentExchange.
** In "The Daily Life of a Lady", Episode 2's post-credits skit, the titular Lady Yukana looks pretty much like [[ZeroNoTsukaima Louise de la Valliere]] with the lifestyle of [[Manga/HayateTheCombatButler Nagi Sanzen'in]], and is served by three men who look like [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite Chili, Cilan, and Cress]].
** ''[[OnePiece Yonpiece]]'' appeared to be Tadakuni's favourity manga.
* SliceOfLife
* TakeThat: In the web previews' closing song and the "High Schools Girls are Funky" post-credits skit at Episode 3, the characters note that [[FourGirlEnsemble high school girls]] can do whatever they want and still be popular: [[KOn rock band]], [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_girls jazz band]], karate, [[BambooBlade kendo]] and/or [[{{Saki}} mahjong]]. Meanwhile, boys don't get much attention because they suck at everything that isn't [[SlamDunk sports]] or [[DragonballZ fighting]]
** Made completely hilarious thanks to episode 4 when [[spoiler:the boys beat the girls during the school festival ''except'' in fighting.]]
* TallDarkAndBishoujo: The "Literature Girl" (bonus points, too, for being voiced by YoukoHikasa).
* ThoseTwoGuys: The two lookalikes of Hidenori and Yoshitake in Episode 4.
** Tadakuni, Hidenori and Yoshitake and their {{Distaff Counterpart}}s Habata, Yanagi and Ikushima have similar dynamic, but since they're the main characters, it's {{subverted}}.
* VomitIndiscretionShot: In the first scary stories skit.
** Thankfully, it's just transparent blue and looks like water...until you see the [[CringeComedy centipede wriggling around]] in it.
* WidgetSeries
* WouldntHitAGirl: President says this near the end of his fight with Ringo-chan. [[spoiler:But it's obvious that he's just not that good at fighting.]]
* XMeetsY: ''CromartieHighSchool'' meets ''{{Gintama}}''.
** It helps that the latter series and this show share a director.
