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* GirlsLove: Alice and Shino. And Aya towards Youko, but this one may be on-sided, Youko wasn't as clear as the others.
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* CharacterDevelopment: In the series a RunningGag is Shino's very poor English, and her seemingly hopeless dream of getting a job as a interpreter. It's revealed in the final manga, that after a year of university in England (and under Alice's tutelage) Shino can now speak perfect English, much to everyone's shock.
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* CharacterDevelopment: In the series a RunningGag is Shino's very poor English, and her seemingly hopeless dream of getting a job as a an interpreter. It's revealed in the final manga, that after a year of university in England (and under Alice's tutelage) Shino can now speak perfect English, much to everyone's shock.
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* PornStash: In the manga, Alice finds underneath Shino's bed, a magazine called 'Blond girls photo collection: 100 blond beauties'. She slides it back under the bed, vowing to forget she ever saw it.
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* PornStash: In the manga, Alice finds underneath Shino's bed, a magazine called 'Blond 'Blonde girls photo collection: 100 blond blonde beauties'. She slides it back under the bed, vowing to forget she ever saw it.
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* CharacterDevelopment: In the series a RunningGag is Shino's very poor English, and her seemingly hopeless dream of getting a job as a translator. interpreter. It's revealed in the final manga, that after a year of university in England, and England (and under Alice's tutelage, tutelage) Shino can now speak perfect English, much to everyone's shock.
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* FictionalDocument: In the anime, Shino is seen openly (and brazenly) reading a magazine called 'Blonde girls club'. The magazine exists only in the anime, the manga does imply Shino has a stack of blonde themed reading material.
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* BaitAndSwitchCredits: The ending credits (of both series) imply that all five girls' journey to England, but this doesn't actually happen during the series. The girls' do reunite in Britain, in a brief scene at the end of the movie: Thank You! (2021).
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* BaitAndSwitchCredits: The ending credits (of both series) imply that all five girls' journey to England, but this doesn't actually happen during the series. The girls' do reunite in Britain, in a brief scene at the end of the movie: Thank You! You!! (2021).
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* CharacterDevelopment: In the series a RunningGag gag is Shino's very poor English, and her seemingly hopeless dream of getting a job as a translator. It's revealed in the final manga, that after a year of university in England, and under Alice's tutelage, Shino can now speak perfect English, much to everyone's shock.
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* PornStash: In the manga, Alice finds underneath Shino's bed, a magazine called 'Blond girls photo collection: 100 blond beauties'. She slides it back under the bed, vowing to forget she ever saw it.
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* LockerMail: Youko receives what appears to be a love letter in her shoe locker. [[spoiler:It turns out to be a practice letter written by Shinobu.]]
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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: The anime used Japanese voice actors fluent in English, and has the scripts reviewed by an English school. Odd grammar still pops up occasionally.
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen reads a manga whose cover features a boy who suspiciously looks like Kirito from ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' and a girl who looks suspiciously like Silica from the same series. After reading the manga and clearly being inspired by it, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/LoveChunibyoAndOtherDelusions''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen reads a manga whose cover features a boy who suspiciously looks like Kirito from ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' ''Literature/SwordArtOnline'' and a girl who looks suspiciously like Silica from the same series. After reading the manga and clearly being inspired by it, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/LoveChunibyoAndOtherDelusions''.''Literature/LoveChunibyoAndOtherDelusions''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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* LocationThemeNaming: All the Japanese characters are named after streets in Kyoto. Shinobu Omiya comes from [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%8Cmiya_Street Ōmiya-dōri]], Aya Komichi comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/綾小路通 Aya-no-Kōji-Dōri]], Youko Inokuma comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/猪熊通 Inokuma-Dōri]], Karen Kujou comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/九条通 Kujō-Dōri]], Sakura Karasuma is named after [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karasuma_Street Karasuma-Dōri]], Honoka Matsubara comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/松原通_(京都市) Matsubara-Dōri]], and Akari Kuzehashi comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/久世橋通 Kuzehashi-Dōri]]. Notably, all of the initial characters' names are based on roads that are more than a millennium old, first attested in ''794 A.D.''.
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* LocationThemeNaming: All the Japanese characters are named after streets in Kyoto. Shinobu Omiya comes from [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%8Cmiya_Street org/wiki/Ōmiya_Street Ōmiya-dōri]], Aya Komichi comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/綾小路通 Aya-no-Kōji-Dōri]], Aya-no-Kōji-Dōri]][[note]]"Michi" is the AlternateCharacterReading for "ji". In addition, the "no" in Heian-era proper nouns are usually not written.[[/note]], Youko Inokuma comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/猪熊通 Inokuma-Dōri]], Karen Kujou comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/九条通 Kujō-Dōri]], Sakura Karasuma is named after [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karasuma_Street Karasuma-Dōri]], Honoka Matsubara comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/松原通_(京都市) Matsubara-Dōri]], and Akari Kuzehashi comes from [[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/久世橋通 Kuzehashi-Dōri]]. Notably, all of the initial characters' names are based on roads that are more than a millennium old, first attested in ''794 A.D.''.
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* BigEater: GenkiGirl Yoko is probably one, seeing her finished up her lunch before school. That was on top of breakfast. She's taller and bustier than most of the cast, but is not fat.
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* BigEater: GenkiGirl Yoko is probably one, seeing her how she finished up all of her lunch before school. That was on top of her breakfast. She's taller and bustier ([[ACupAngst Aya'd Know]]) than most of the cast, but is not fat.
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* OneDialogueTwoConversations: In Episode 11, Alice, asked Karasuma whether she's going out with her boyfriend on Christmas. Karasuma replied, "For me, Christmas is a day for prayer." Alice responded with awe as she took that to mean Karasuma actually goes to the church on Christmas, [[UsefulNotes/ChristmasInJapan unlike most Japanese who took the day for something completely unrelated]]. Karasuma probably meant she is [[ChristmasCake praying for a boyfriend of her own]].
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* OneDialogueTwoConversations: In Episode 11, Alice, asked Karasuma whether she's going out with her boyfriend on Christmas. Karasuma replied, "For me, Christmas is a day for prayer." Alice responded with awe as she took that to mean Karasuma actually goes to the church on Christmas, [[UsefulNotes/ChristmasInJapan unlike most Japanese who took the day for something completely unrelated]]. Karasuma probably meant she is [[ChristmasCake praying for a boyfriend of her own]].own.
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* BareYourMidriff: In episode 11 of ''Hello'', Karen is seen wearing a shirt that shows her belly button.
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''Kiniro Mosaic'' (translates to ''Golden Mosaic'', also called ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!'') is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara, which was serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max'' from 2010 to 2020. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the summer of 2013, while a second season, titled ''Hello!! Kiniro Mosaic'', aired during the Spring2015Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America starting in December 2016. In August 2021, a theatrical film titled ''Kiniro Mosaic: Thank You!!'' was released, serving as the {{Grand Finale}} of the series.
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''Kiniro Mosaic'' (translates to ''Golden Mosaic'', also called ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!'') is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara, which was serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max'' from 2010 to 2020. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the summer of 2013, while a second season, titled ''Hello!! Kiniro Mosaic'', aired during the Spring2015Anime spring 2015 anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America starting in December 2016. In August 2021, a theatrical film titled ''Kiniro Mosaic: Thank You!!'' was released, serving as the {{Grand Finale}} of the series.
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''Kiniro Mosaic'' (translates to ''Golden Mosaic'', also called ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!'') is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara, which was serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max'' from 2010 to 2020. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season, while a second season, titled ''Hello!! Kiniro Mosaic'', aired during the Spring2015Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America starting in December 2016. In August 2021, a theatrical film titled ''Kiniro Mosaic: Thank You!!'' was released, serving as the {{Grand Finale}} of the series.
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''Kiniro Mosaic'' (translates to ''Golden Mosaic'', also called ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!'') is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara, which was serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max'' from 2010 to 2020. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season, summer of 2013, while a second season, titled ''Hello!! Kiniro Mosaic'', aired during the Spring2015Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America starting in December 2016. In August 2021, a theatrical film titled ''Kiniro Mosaic: Thank You!!'' was released, serving as the {{Grand Finale}} of the series.
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''Kiniro Mosaic'' (translates to ''Golden Mosaic'', also called ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!'') is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max''. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season, while a second season, titled ''Hello!! Kiniro Mosaic'', aired during the Spring2015Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America starting in December 2016. In August 2021, a theatrical film titled ''Kiniro Mosaic: Thank You!!'' was released, serving as the {{Grand Finale}} of the series.
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''Kiniro Mosaic'' (translates to ''Golden Mosaic'', also called ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!'') is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara Hara, which was serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max''.Max'' from 2010 to 2020. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season, while a second season, titled ''Hello!! Kiniro Mosaic'', aired during the Spring2015Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America starting in December 2016. In August 2021, a theatrical film titled ''Kiniro Mosaic: Thank You!!'' was released, serving as the {{Grand Finale}} of the series.
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''Kiniro Mosaic'' (translates to ''Golden Mosaic'', also called ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!'') is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max''. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season, while a second season, titled ''Hello!! Kiniro Mosaic'', aired during the Spring2015Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America starting in December 2016. On In August 2021, it got a theatrical film titled ''Kiniro Mosaic: Thank You!!'' that served was released, serving as a the {{Grand Finale}} for of the series.
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''Kiniro Mosaic'' (translates to ''Golden Mosaic'', also called ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!'') is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max''. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season, while a second season, titled ''Hello!! Kiniro Mosaic'', aired during the Spring2015Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America starting in December 2016.
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** Shino's [[MusicalEpisode musical story]] in season 1 episode 12 refers to both the [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid Disney]] and the original version of ''Literature/TheLittleMermaid''.
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** Shino's [[MusicalEpisode musical story]] in season 1 episode 12 refers to both the [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 Disney]] and the original version of ''Literature/TheLittleMermaid''.
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** InUniverse: In the opening Shinobu said the only English she knows is "Hello"... and "Guts Pose!" Her friends quickly lampshaded that as ''wasei-eigo''.
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** InUniverse: In the opening Shinobu said the only English she knows is "Hello"... and "Guts Pose!" Her friends quickly lampshaded that as ''wasei-eigo''.''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasei-eigo wasei-eigo]]''.
