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The manga began serialization in ''Comptiq'' in 2003, and went on hiatus in 2014 until it come back to serialization in 2022, this time in the magazine ''MITAINA!''. Creator/KyotoAnimation used the manga as the basis for a highly successful {{anime}} series in 2007, which got acquired for American distribution by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, and dubbed by Creator/BangZoomEntertainment with around the same casting as ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya''... or some of the in-jokes would not be translatable at all. Most of the {{Otaku}} references were in fact [=KyoAni=]'s own additions (the original manga was mainly a by-the-book SliceOfLife), in order to cash in on the merchandising of anime in general, mainly from ''Haruhi''. It worked; ''Lucky Star'' was one of the studio's most marketable shows, with many [=CDs=] and video games being made even 3 years after the anime ended. A stage musical adaptation was green-lit in 2011.

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The manga began serialization in ''Comptiq'' in 2003, and went on hiatus in 2014 until it come came back to serialization in 2022, this time in moving to the magazine ''MITAINA!''.''Mitaina!''. Creator/KyotoAnimation used the manga as the basis for a highly successful {{anime}} series in 2007, which got acquired for American distribution by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, and dubbed by Creator/BangZoomEntertainment with around the same casting as ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya''... or some of the in-jokes would not be translatable at all. Most of the {{Otaku}} references were in fact [=KyoAni=]'s own additions (the original manga was mainly a by-the-book SliceOfLife), in order to cash in on the merchandising of anime in general, mainly from ''Haruhi''. It worked; ''Lucky Star'' was one of the studio's most marketable shows, with many [=CDs=] and video games being made even 3 years after the anime ended. A stage musical adaptation was green-lit in 2011.
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A recent Announcement that Lucky star is going back, yay: https://mobile.twitter.com/C2_STAFF/status/1565569016818589696


The manga began serialization in ''Comptiq'' in 2003, and went on hiatus in 2014 . Creator/KyotoAnimation used the manga as the basis for a highly successful {{anime}} series in 2007, which got acquired for American distribution by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, and dubbed by Creator/BangZoomEntertainment with around the same casting as ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya''... or some of the in-jokes would not be translatable at all. Most of the {{Otaku}} references were in fact [=KyoAni=]'s own additions (the original manga was mainly a by-the-book SliceOfLife), in order to cash in on the merchandising of anime in general, mainly from ''Haruhi''. It worked; ''Lucky Star'' was one of the studio's most marketable shows, with many [=CDs=] and video games being made even 3 years after the anime ended. A stage musical adaptation was green-lit in 2011.

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The manga began serialization in ''Comptiq'' in 2003, and went on hiatus in 2014 .2014 until it come back to serialization in 2022, this time in the magazine ''MITAINA!''. Creator/KyotoAnimation used the manga as the basis for a highly successful {{anime}} series in 2007, which got acquired for American distribution by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, and dubbed by Creator/BangZoomEntertainment with around the same casting as ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya''... or some of the in-jokes would not be translatable at all. Most of the {{Otaku}} references were in fact [=KyoAni=]'s own additions (the original manga was mainly a by-the-book SliceOfLife), in order to cash in on the merchandising of anime in general, mainly from ''Haruhi''. It worked; ''Lucky Star'' was one of the studio's most marketable shows, with many [=CDs=] and video games being made even 3 years after the anime ended. A stage musical adaptation was green-lit in 2011.
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%%* CryCute: Kagami, who is absolutely adorable whenever she cries.
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%%* BeachEpisode* BeachEpisode: Episode 6 of the anime serves as this, with the main characters going to the beach and staying overnight at a nearby hotel while chaperoned by Nanako and Yui.
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** There are also quite a few segments that are anime-only, such as Konata's deceased mother Kanata remembering her life alongside Soujiro while visiting her family as a ghost in episode 22.

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** There are also quite a few segments that are anime-only, such as the ClassTrip to Kyoto in episode 21 and Konata's deceased mother Kanata remembering her life alongside Soujiro while visiting her family as a ghost in episode 22.



%%* ClassTrip: To Kyoto, where Konata insists on a visit to the Creator/KyotoAnimation studios.

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%%* * ClassTrip: To Kyoto, where The main characters' classes go on a class trip to Kyoto in episode 21 of the anime. Along with the typical Kyoto destinations, Konata insists on a visit to the Creator/KyotoAnimation studios.
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The manga began serialization in ''Comptiq'' in 2003, and went on hiatus in 2014 . Creator/KyotoAnimation used the manga as the basis for a highly successful {{anime}} series in 2007, which got acquired for American distribution by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, and dubbed with around the same casting as ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya''... or some of the in-jokes would not be translatable at all. Most of the {{Otaku}} references were in fact [=KyoAni=]'s own additions (the original manga was mainly a by-the-book SliceOfLife), in order to cash in on the merchandising of anime in general, mainly from ''Haruhi''. It worked; ''Lucky Star'' was one of the studio's most marketable shows, with many [=CDs=] and video games being made even 3 years after the anime ended. A stage musical adaptation was green-lit in 2011.

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The manga began serialization in ''Comptiq'' in 2003, and went on hiatus in 2014 . Creator/KyotoAnimation used the manga as the basis for a highly successful {{anime}} series in 2007, which got acquired for American distribution by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, and dubbed by Creator/BangZoomEntertainment with around the same casting as ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya''... or some of the in-jokes would not be translatable at all. Most of the {{Otaku}} references were in fact [=KyoAni=]'s own additions (the original manga was mainly a by-the-book SliceOfLife), in order to cash in on the merchandising of anime in general, mainly from ''Haruhi''. It worked; ''Lucky Star'' was one of the studio's most marketable shows, with many [=CDs=] and video games being made even 3 years after the anime ended. A stage musical adaptation was green-lit in 2011.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: [[UpToEleven Taken a step further]], in that the girls don't even seem to have buttcracks

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* BarbieDollAnatomy: [[UpToEleven Taken a step further]], further, in that the girls don't even seem to have buttcracks



** Cranked UpToEleven in the OVA, which starts with a chapter told from [[spoiler:Minami's ''dog, Cherry's'' point of view.]]

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** Cranked UpToEleven up in the OVA, which starts with a chapter told from [[spoiler:Minami's ''dog, Cherry's'' point of view.]]



* MundaneMadeAwesome: Anime Tenchou cranks this UpToEleven.

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* MundaneMadeAwesome: Anime Tenchou cranks this UpToEleven.up.



** The manga's Mobile Newtype strips take PuniPlush UpToEleven.

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** The manga's Mobile Newtype strips take PuniPlush UpToEleven.up.
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* ItsRainingSalesmen: Anime Tenchou and his employees do this with an extra dose of HotBlooded.
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* ComedicWorkSeriousScene: While a comedic series, it does have a few moments of seriousness.
** The group attends an Creator/AyaHirano concert. Konata can't see due to her short stature vs. the tall man in front of her. Kagami moves Konata in front of her to let her see. Walking home, Konata is [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness uncharacteristically quiet]]. She asks herself what the feeling she's having is.
** During a class trip to Kyoto, Kagami gets a note from a boy in her class. She goes down to speak to him, thinking that he's going to confess his love to her, and is unsure how she'll respond. It turns out he just wants a keychain she bought, as he was too embarrassed to buy it himself in front of his friends. Kagami hands it over, but it's clear that she's upset by the whole thing.

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* ComedicWorkSeriousScene: While a comedic series, it does have a few moments of seriousness.
seriousness (though many of them are [[AdaptationExpansion exclusive to the anime]]).
** The group attends an Creator/AyaHirano concert. concert, but Konata can't see anything due to her already short stature vs. plus the tall man in front of her. her blocking her view. Kagami moves switches places with Konata in front of her to let her see. see the stage, and Konata is in awe of Hirano's performance. Walking home, Konata is [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness uncharacteristically quiet]]. She asks quiet]], which Kagami is quick to notice. The scene ends with Konata asking herself what the feeling she's having is.
** During a class trip to Kyoto, Kagami gets a note from a boy in her class. She goes down to speak to him, thinking that he's going to confess his love to her, and is unsure how she'll respond. [[BaitAndSwitch It turns out he just wants a keychain she bought, bought]], as he was too embarrassed to buy it himself in front of his friends. Kagami hands it over, but it's clear that she's upset by the whole thing.
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** Kagami and Tsukasa return home to find that they'd missed a message from their sister, Matsuri, asking them to buy ingredients so she could make paella. Eldest sister Inori tries to play reasonable peacemaker, suggesting they could make the dish the next night. Matsuri agrees, but throws out a bitter, "You guys suck" at her younger sisters. In a huff, Kagami storms out declaring that she'll buy the ingredients. Inori chastises Matsuri, saying she could have handled it better. [[JerkassRealization Matsuri quietly agrees]].

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** Kagami and Tsukasa return home to find that they'd missed a message from their sister, Matsuri, asking them to buy ingredients so she could make paella. Eldest sister Inori tries to play reasonable peacemaker, suggesting they could make the dish the next night. Matsuri agrees, but throws out a bitter, "You guys suck" at her younger sisters. In a huff, complains that she wanted to make the dish tonight and chastises Kagami storms and Tsukasa for forgetting, making Kagami storm out in a huff while declaring that she'll buy the ingredients. Inori chastises Matsuri, saying she could have handled it better. [[JerkassRealization Matsuri quietly agrees]].
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* ComedicWorkSeriousScene: While a comedic series, it does have a few moments of seriousness.
** The group attends an Creator/AyaHirano concert. Konata can't see due to her short stature vs. the tall man in front of her. Kagami moves Konata in front of her to let her see. Walking home, Konata is [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness uncharacteristically quiet]]. She asks herself what the feeling she's having is.
** During a class trip to Kyoto, Kagami gets a note from a boy in her class. She goes down to speak to him, thinking that he's going to confess his love to her, and is unsure how she'll respond. It turns out he just wants a keychain she bought, as he was too embarrassed to buy it himself in front of his friends. Kagami hands it over, but it's clear that she's upset by the whole thing.
** Kagami and Tsukasa return home to find that they'd missed a message from their sister, Matsuri, asking them to buy ingredients so she could make paella. Eldest sister Inori tries to play reasonable peacemaker, suggesting they could make the dish the next night. Matsuri agrees, but throws out a bitter, "You guys suck" at her younger sisters. In a huff, Kagami storms out declaring that she'll buy the ingredients. Inori chastises Matsuri, saying she could have handled it better. [[JerkassRealization Matsuri quietly agrees]].
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* RapunzelHair: Everyone with hair that isn't shoulder length has it down to their legs. Lampshaded in episode 8. "But it took FOREVER for you to grow it that long!"
** "Timotei!"
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* IndecisiveParody: It's sometimes hard to tell whether the series is a straight example or a parody of {{Moe}} in media aimed at {{Otaku}}; the mostly-female cast is often played up to be as appealing as possible to the otaku audience, but the concept of moe is also frequently lampshaded and the characters sometimes discuss how moe traits wouldn't be as appealing in real life.

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* TwoTeacherSchool (Actually a One Teacher School in anime. [[spoiler:Hikaru from manga's Lucky Channel later ascended to be Kagami's class teacher.]])

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* TwoTeacherSchool (Actually TwoTeacherSchool: More of a One Teacher School in anime. [[spoiler:Hikaru the anime, as Kuroi is the only named teacher who regularly appears. Hikaru from the manga's Lucky Channel ''Lucky Channel'' segments later ascended to be Kagami's class homeroom teacher.]])



%%* WidgetSeries: Anybody who has not been an otaku wouldn't understand this show ''at all.''
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* FunnyFanVoice: Both Konata and Tsukasa both breathe on an electric fan to make a funny voice on a hot summer day. Kagami calls them out on it, but Kagami's father mentions that she did the same thing earlier, much to her embarrassment.
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* HatesRichPeople: When Miyuki, who's wealthy, says her family went on an overseas trip, Kagami, usually the sensible one of the group, angrily calls her "Bougeois".
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* AnimalMotifs: {{Discussed|Trope}} when Konata wonders what kind of animals the characters would be, and she, Kagami, Tsukasa and Yutaka give their thoughts on the subject based on everyone's personalities. The designations are as follows: Konata is a fox, Tsukasa is a dog, Kagami is a rabbit, Miyuki is a sheep (though Konata thinks a cow would be more fitting because of [[GagBoobs her assets), Yui is a leopard, Yutaka is a squirrel, and Minami is a hawk. The manga goes on to designate more: Hiyori is a tanuki, Kuroi is a cat, Misao is a monkey, Ayano is a ferret, and Yukari is a bear.

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* AnimalMotifs: {{Discussed|Trope}} when Konata wonders what kind of animals the characters would be, and she, Kagami, Tsukasa and Yutaka give their thoughts on the subject based on everyone's personalities. The designations are as follows: Konata is a fox, Tsukasa is a dog, Kagami is a rabbit, Miyuki is a sheep (though Konata thinks a cow would be more fitting because of [[GagBoobs her assets), assets]]), Yui is a leopard, Yutaka is a squirrel, and Minami is a hawk. The manga goes on to designate more: Hiyori is a tanuki, Kuroi is a cat, Misao is a monkey, Ayano is a ferret, and Yukari is a bear.

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* AnimalMotifs: Konata (fox), Tsukasa (dog), Kagami (rabbit), Miyuki (sheep/[[GagBoobs cow]]), Yui (leopard), Yutaka (squirrel), Minami (hawk).
** The manga features more sketches: Hiyori (tanuki), Kuroi (cat), Misao (monkey), Ayano (ferret), Yukari (bear).

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* AnimalMotifs: {{Discussed|Trope}} when Konata (fox), wonders what kind of animals the characters would be, and she, Kagami, Tsukasa (dog), and Yutaka give their thoughts on the subject based on everyone's personalities. The designations are as follows: Konata is a fox, Tsukasa is a dog, Kagami (rabbit), is a rabbit, Miyuki (sheep/[[GagBoobs cow]]), is a sheep (though Konata thinks a cow would be more fitting because of [[GagBoobs her assets), Yui (leopard), is a leopard, Yutaka (squirrel), is a squirrel, and Minami (hawk).
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is a hawk. The manga features more sketches: goes on to designate more: Hiyori (tanuki), is a tanuki, Kuroi (cat), is a cat, Misao (monkey), is a monkey, Ayano (ferret), is a ferret, and Yukari (bear).is a bear.
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* UniversalGroupReaction: Kagami and Tsukasa are trying to figure out where Konata is working for her part time job, dismissing several ideas out of hand. Konata finally tells them that she's working at a Cosplay Cafe, to which both sisters immediately think, "Oh, that's perfect for her."

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* UniversalGroupReaction: Kagami and Tsukasa are trying to figure out where Konata is working for her part time job, dismissing several ideas out of hand. Konata finally tells them that she's working at a Cosplay Cafe, CosplayCafe, to which both sisters immediately think, "Oh, that's perfect for her."
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* UniversalGroupReaction: Kagami and Tsukasa are trying to figure out where Konata is working for her part time job, dismissing several ideas out of hand. Konata finally tells them that she's working at a Cosplay Cafe, to which both sisters immediately think, "Oh, that's perfect for her."
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* {{Flanderization}}: The {{omake}} in the third volume played with this, trying to flanderize the characters, so IllGirl Yutaka would [[BloodFromTheMouth spit up blood]] as she speaks, TheQuietOne Minami would only express herself by a piano, {{Tsundere}} Kagami would be more aggressive as she one-ups Konata, baseball fan Ms Kuroi would wear baseball suits to school and hits BookDumb Konata with a [[BatterUp baseball bat]], TheDitz Tsukasa would have an over-the-top reaction to food, Yui who DrivesLikeCrazy would always come with a crashed car, and [[{{Gainaxing}} Gainaxed]] Miyuki would become MsFanservice. They didn't do this to Konata since they thought she was already flanderized enough!

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* {{Flanderization}}: The {{omake}} in the third volume played with this, trying to flanderize the characters, so IllGirl DelicateAndSickly Yutaka would [[BloodFromTheMouth spit up blood]] as she speaks, TheQuietOne Minami would only express herself by a piano, {{Tsundere}} Kagami would be more aggressive as she one-ups Konata, baseball fan Ms Kuroi would wear baseball suits to school and hits BookDumb Konata with a [[BatterUp baseball bat]], TheDitz Tsukasa would have an over-the-top reaction to food, Yui who DrivesLikeCrazy would always come with a crashed car, and [[{{Gainaxing}} Gainaxed]] Miyuki would become MsFanservice. They didn't do this to Konata since they thought she was already flanderized enough!



* SiblingYinYang: [[GenkiGirl Yui]] and [[IllGirl Yutaka]] {{lampshaded}} by Konata in front of Yutaka, saying one sibling "absorbs" attributes from the other. When Yutaka mentioned that to Minami, Minami wondered if Miyuki absorbed ''something else'' from her, since the two were pretty close and often acted like siblings...

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* SiblingYinYang: [[GenkiGirl Yui]] The GenkiGirl Yui and [[IllGirl Yutaka]] the DelicateAndSickly Yutaka, which is {{lampshaded}} by Konata in front of Yutaka, saying Yutaka when she remarks that one sibling "absorbs" attributes from the other. When Yutaka mentioned mentions that to Minami, Minami wondered wonders if Miyuki absorbed ''something else'' ''[[BuxomIsBetter something else]]'' from her, since the two were pretty close when growing up and often acted like siblings...
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* BreatheOnTheFan: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKgli9fTysw Konata and Tsukasa do it]]. Kagami calls them out on it, but Kagami's father mentions that she does the same.
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Meganekko is now a fanspeak term. Bespectacled Cutie would be more fitting for Miyuki in particular.


[[caption-width-right:350: '''''[[SurrealThemeTune DARLIN']] [[{{UsefulNotes/Kawaisa}} DARLIN']] [[GratuitousEnglish PLEASE!]]'''''[[labelnote:characters]]left to right: [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Tsukasa]], [[OtakuSurrogate Konata]], [[{{Tsundere}} Kagami]], [[{{Meganekko}} Miyuki]][[/labelnote]]]]

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[[caption-width-right:350: '''''[[SurrealThemeTune DARLIN']] [[{{UsefulNotes/Kawaisa}} DARLIN']] [[GratuitousEnglish PLEASE!]]'''''[[labelnote:characters]]left to right: [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Tsukasa]], [[OtakuSurrogate Konata]], [[{{Tsundere}} Kagami]], [[{{Meganekko}} [[BespectacledCutie Miyuki]][[/labelnote]]]]



* EyeScream: Hiyori tries out contact lenses, and fellow {{Meganekko}} Miyuki is interested...[[spoiler: until a breeze blows dust in Hiyori's eyes.]]

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* EyeScream: Hiyori tries out contact lenses, and fellow {{Meganekko}} glasses-wearer Miyuki is interested...[[spoiler: until a breeze blows dust in Hiyori's eyes.]]
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There have been several spin-off {{manga}}s. The first, ''Lucky Star Pocket Travelers'', was later created and features the four main characters [[RuleOfFunny for no discernible reason whatsoever]] shrunk down to a few inches tall. [[HilarityEnsues Cue hilarity.]] A different bizarre spin-off, ''Boo Boo Kagaboo'', was made by the creator of ''[[Manga/HaruhiChan Nyoron Churuya-san]]''. It was licensed by BANDAI, but they later cancelled its release. Another spin-off manga, ''The Miyakawa Familys Hunger''/''Miyakawa Ke No Kuufuku'', was created in 2008, written and illustrated by Kagami Yoshimizu himself, starring Hikage and Hinata Miyakawa, two minor characters from the manga (who also briefly show up in the anime) who have money troubles and thus have trouble keeping food in the house. Hinata, however, is an avid otaku, and her impulse-buying tendencies only worsen their money troubles, much to Hikage's chagrin. An ONA adaptation was produced by Ordet in 2013 for the Spring season.

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There have been several spin-off {{manga}}s. The first, ''Lucky Star Pocket Travelers'', was later created and features the four main characters [[RuleOfFunny for no discernible reason whatsoever]] shrunk down to a few inches tall. [[HilarityEnsues [[RuleOfFunny Cue hilarity.]] A different bizarre spin-off, ''Boo Boo Kagaboo'', was made by the creator of ''[[Manga/HaruhiChan Nyoron Churuya-san]]''. It was licensed by BANDAI, but they later cancelled its release. Another spin-off manga, ''The Miyakawa Familys Hunger''/''Miyakawa Ke No Kuufuku'', was created in 2008, written and illustrated by Kagami Yoshimizu himself, starring Hikage and Hinata Miyakawa, two minor characters from the manga (who also briefly show up in the anime) who have money troubles and thus have trouble keeping food in the house. Hinata, however, is an avid otaku, and her impulse-buying tendencies only worsen their money troubles, much to Hikage's chagrin. An ONA adaptation was produced by Ordet in 2013 for the Spring season.

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* WorldOfTechnicolorHair: Almost nobody has a normal hair color. It's lampshaded when Miyuki (who has pink hair) explains to Konata (blue), Tsukasa, and Kagami (both purple) why exposure to sunlight and seawater changes hair color. Most, if not all, characters with funky hair colors [[CurtainsMatchTheWindow also have that as their eye color]]. As such, one may pretend that their hair is perceived in their world as being black/dark brown. This is completely ignored and lampshaded further in the dub, where Konata comments that Miyuki is like her mother "down to the last pink hair." Also in the dub, Misao (who actually has brown hair) calls Konata "Shorty [=McBlueHair=]" at one point when she asks if that's who wants to borrow the game Kagami is asking her to return.



* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: All four of the main girls. Lampshaded in the bath scene.
** It's easier to name the characters (Misao, Minoru, Matsuri, Tadao, and possibly Patricia, to name most of them) who avert this trope than the ones who play it straight.
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* HairColors: Sort of lampshaded in the beach episode: Miyuki explains how the combination of salt and sunlight can bleach hair, turning it light brown. This coming from a pink-haired character addressing blue and purple-haired ones.
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* TokenYuriGirls:
** Hiyori is a YuriFan[=/=]artist, though it's apparently nonsexual for her.
** [[WMG/LuckyStar Some people]] assume that Konata and Kagami, despite the personality clash, may secretly be these. Konata playfully flirting with Kagami and Tsukasa after a ''[[LightNovel/MariaWatchesOverUs Marimite]]'' session doesn't exactly help her case. Don't forget Kagami's FreudianSlip in the OVA. WordOfGod says either Konata or Kagami has an unrequited crush on the other, without specifying whom. Konata has said she's [[ExactWords not a lesbian]], which implies that she might simply be bisexual.
** Yutaka and Minami are even more blatant, even after you remove all the parts of the show that were viewed through Hiyori's YuriGoggles. Konata remarked on this a couple times, though it's not entirely clear if she's joking or serious.

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* CulturalCrossReference (Minoru Shiraishi: [[Film/TheKarateKid "MIYAGI-SAAAAAAN!"]])
** Konata may not know the lyrics to Saiyuki, but most Brits of a Certain Age will know it by heart

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* CulturalCrossReference (Minoru Shiraishi: CulturalCrossReference:
** Konata brings up ''Literature/HarryPotter'' in episode 2 when discussing what people consider "normal" books.
** In episode 14's ending credits, Minoru Shiraishi yells
[[Film/TheKarateKid "MIYAGI-SAAAAAAN!"]])
** Konata may not know the lyrics to Saiyuki, ''Saiyuki'', but most Brits of a Certain Age certain age will know it by heartheart.
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* CompanyCrossReferences: The anime makes plenty of references to other anime series produced by Kyoto Animation; most often to ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'', but other anime they've worked on such as ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'', ''VisualNovel/{{Kanon}}'' and ''VisualNovel/{{AIR}}'' are referenced as well.
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** [[WMG/LuckyStar Some people]] assume that Konata and Kagami, despite the personality clash, may secretly be these. Konata [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship playfully flirting]] with Kagami and Tsukasa after a ''[[LightNovel/MariaWatchesOverUs Marimite]]'' session doesn't exactly help her case. Don't forget Kagami's FreudianSlip in the OVA. WordOfGod says either Konata or Kagami has an unrequited crush on the other, without specifying whom. Konata has said she's [[ExactWords not a lesbian]], which implies that she might simply be bisexual.

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** [[WMG/LuckyStar Some people]] assume that Konata and Kagami, despite the personality clash, may secretly be these. Konata [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship playfully flirting]] flirting with Kagami and Tsukasa after a ''[[LightNovel/MariaWatchesOverUs Marimite]]'' session doesn't exactly help her case. Don't forget Kagami's FreudianSlip in the OVA. WordOfGod says either Konata or Kagami has an unrequited crush on the other, without specifying whom. Konata has said she's [[ExactWords not a lesbian]], which implies that she might simply be bisexual.

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