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* HeadPet: Suguru's dog is often sitting on Slash's head.
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At its core, Mahoromatic is a comedy with strong dramatic (even tragic) elements. As a comedy, it offers several laugh-out-loud moments. In fact, its signature CatchPhrase -- "Dirty thoughts are bad!" (or Japanese in Romaji: "Ecchi na no wa ikenai to omoimasu!")-- shows up in many variations on the net and in other anime. The ending in the [[{{Anime}} anime]] version is much darker than in the [[{{Manga}} manga]]. [[MoodWhiplash You have been warned.]]
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At its core, Mahoromatic is a comedy with strong dramatic (even tragic) elements. As a comedy, it offers several laugh-out-loud moments. In fact, its signature CatchPhrase -- "Dirty thoughts are bad!" (or Japanese in Romaji: "Ecchi na no wa ikenai to omoimasu!")-- shows up in many variations on the net and in other anime. The ending in the [[{{Anime}} anime]] version is much darker than in the [[{{Manga}} manga]].{{manga}}. [[MoodWhiplash You have been warned.]]
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* FridgeLogic: Why can't Mahoro's power supply just be switched out at the end of the time limit?
** Perhaps because she uses volatile memory for data storage, and so switching the power off for any length of time wipes her memory? The power supply may even be in such a location that removing or accessing it destroys Mahoro's memory as well, eliminating the possibility of an external power supply.
** One of the Vesper scientists in Season 2 mentions that her energy source is unique, and while they could fix her external appearance, they lack the know-how on fixing her internals.
** Perhaps because she uses volatile memory for data storage, and so switching the power off for any length of time wipes her memory? The power supply may even be in such a location that removing or accessing it destroys Mahoro's memory as well, eliminating the possibility of an external power supply.
** One of the Vesper scientists in Season 2 mentions that her energy source is unique, and while they could fix her external appearance, they lack the know-how on fixing her internals.
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* TheJimmyHartVersion: A song resembling "Gonna Fly Now" theme from the {{Film/Rocky}} films plays in episode 7 of Season 2.
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* TheJimmyHartVersion: SuspiciouslySimilarSong: A song resembling "Gonna Fly Now" theme from the {{Film/Rocky}} films plays in episode 7 of Season 2.
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: Chizuko's descriptions of Mahoro's cooking in general fit this, but the ultimate example is in season two, episode 6: her exposition about Mahoro's curry lasts a good minute and a half!
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotAwesome: Chizuko's descriptions of Mahoro's cooking in general fit this, but the ultimate example is in season two, episode 6: her exposition about Mahoro's curry lasts a good minute and a half!
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: In the first OVA, after Mahoro spies on Suguru and his male friends at the end in one of her {{PaperThinDisguise}}s, she starts to follow them, then stops, runs towards the camera, waves at it, then runs back to chase after them.
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* DirtyOldMan: Suguru's grandfather, who upon visiting him is quite jealous that he's living with, or is being chased by, so many different women.
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Suguru is kept unaware of his father's real job until late in the anime. However, by then he's more or less come to accept what happened, and doesn't blame Mahoro for what she had to do.
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* SeriousBusiness: In the first OVA, Mahoro gathers all of the main female cast in order to find and search for naughty magazines the boys may have. Suguru at least, goes to incredibly great lengths (and forcing Slash to be his getaway mount, with hilarious results), to hide the magazines from Mahoro, who in this episode is way too determined to take them away. Slash also informs Suguru that Mahoro picked that habit up from Suguru's father, who himself hid a lot of magazines as well.
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* TheReveal: That voice that Vesper personnel talks to but is never seen? [[spoiler: It turns out to be Suguru's grandfather, whom Mahoro immediately recognizes when he visits his grandson in one episode. Prior to this not much was revealed about him other than he was in charge of Vesper.]]
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At its core, Mahoromatic is a comedy with strong dramatic (even tragic) elements. As a comedy, it offers several laugh-out-loud moments. In fact, its signature CatchPhrase -- "Dirty thoughts are bad!" (or Japanese in Romaji: "Ecchi na no wa ikenai to omoimasu!")-- shows up in many variations on the net and in other animes.anime. The ending in the [[{{Anime}} anime]] version is much darker than in the [[{{Manga}} manga]]. [[MoodWhiplash You have been warned.]]
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* DownerEnding: After a half-hour of gags and FanService, [[OnceAnEpisode each episode]] ends with a reminder of Mahoro's expiration date. So the series finale [[MoodWhiplash shouldn't come as a shock to anyone, right]]?...right]]...?
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* DistantFinale: The last episode of Season 2 jumps ahead 20 years, and shows us what's happened since the previous episode. Important things:
** Since the leadership of Management was destroyed [[spoiler: by Slash and Suguru's grandfather, the leader of Vesper]], humanity and Saint formed a peace treaty, and have since built colonies in outer space. The episode takes place in a space colony which appears to be orbiting Jupiter.
** [[spoiler: Suguru is now a HeartBrokenBadAss, who's sole purpose in life is to kill combat androids. He's kept Mahoro's brooch as a reminder of her, and why he hates combat droids.]]
** Matthew, who was referred to by characters affiliated with Saint, [[spoiler: turns out to have been part of Mahoro, and before they take off again to search for new places, decides to leave one aspect of her's behind, that of Mahoro, who seems to be reincarnated nearby Suguru.]]
*** The ending can be interpreted in two ways, which is up to the individual viewer:
**** For a more jaded BitterSweetEnding or DownerEnding version, [[spoiler: Suguru is mortally wounded, and gets to see Mahoro one last time before he finally kicks the bucket. The anime does seem to imply this, having Suguru mention not being able to see a doctor in time as well as his natural organs getting hit.]]
**** For a more EarnYourHappyEnding version, [[spoiler: Suguru is still wounded, but may likely survive it, given the likely advances in technology from Saint, and gets reunited with Mahoro, who probably no longer has any time restrictions left on her. They go back to Japan and reunite with their high school friends, and Minawa is implied to be there as well.]]
** Since the leadership of Management was destroyed [[spoiler: by Slash and Suguru's grandfather, the leader of Vesper]], humanity and Saint formed a peace treaty, and have since built colonies in outer space. The episode takes place in a space colony which appears to be orbiting Jupiter.
** [[spoiler: Suguru is now a HeartBrokenBadAss, who's sole purpose in life is to kill combat androids. He's kept Mahoro's brooch as a reminder of her, and why he hates combat droids.]]
** Matthew, who was referred to by characters affiliated with Saint, [[spoiler: turns out to have been part of Mahoro, and before they take off again to search for new places, decides to leave one aspect of her's behind, that of Mahoro, who seems to be reincarnated nearby Suguru.]]
*** The ending can be interpreted in two ways, which is up to the individual viewer:
**** For a more jaded BitterSweetEnding or DownerEnding version, [[spoiler: Suguru is mortally wounded, and gets to see Mahoro one last time before he finally kicks the bucket. The anime does seem to imply this, having Suguru mention not being able to see a doctor in time as well as his natural organs getting hit.]]
**** For a more EarnYourHappyEnding version, [[spoiler: Suguru is still wounded, but may likely survive it, given the likely advances in technology from Saint, and gets reunited with Mahoro, who probably no longer has any time restrictions left on her. They go back to Japan and reunite with their high school friends, and Minawa is implied to be there as well.]]
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* TakingYouWithMe: Done twice near the end of Season 2.
** First, by [[spoiler: Suguru's grandfather and Slash, who takes out the leadership of Management, partly out of vengeance for Management [[TheScapegoat blaming Vesper]] for assassinating the US President, and partly because he doesn't believe in their ideals of advancing humanity's technology at the expense of lots of them dying in the process. Slash appears to have survived, but Suguru's grandfather definitely dies.]]
** Later, [[spoiler: Mahoro sacrifices herself by holding onto Feldrance, then showing him how to properly use the energy from the energy blade his bosses stole from Vesper, and blows herself up along with him.]]
** First, by [[spoiler: Suguru's grandfather and Slash, who takes out the leadership of Management, partly out of vengeance for Management [[TheScapegoat blaming Vesper]] for assassinating the US President, and partly because he doesn't believe in their ideals of advancing humanity's technology at the expense of lots of them dying in the process. Slash appears to have survived, but Suguru's grandfather definitely dies.]]
** Later, [[spoiler: Mahoro sacrifices herself by holding onto Feldrance, then showing him how to properly use the energy from the energy blade his bosses stole from Vesper, and blows herself up along with him.]]
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* AboveTheInfluence: Suguru. He never takes advantage of Mahoro, and always brushes off Shijiko-sensei's advances, and treats his female classmates with respect, much to all of their chagrin at times.
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* TakeAThirdOption: During Valentines, all of the main girls except Minawa give Suguru chocolate. They then all sit across from him, expecting him to choose which girl's chocolate to eat first (and by extension, which girl he likes the most). His attempt to sneak away is caught by Shijiko, along with Mahoro blocking the exit. Since he doesn't seem like he wants to choose one specific girl, he decides to just eat all of them really quickly in such a way that none of them can figure out whose chocolate he ate first.
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* AndIMustScream: [[spoiler: One of the Vesper scientists is amazed at the amount of damage Minawa's body has sustained through various implementations of robotic enhancements to her. He comments that her body should be constantly screaming in pain due to all the stuff put into her. But despite that, Minawa never seems to complain about those things.]]
** Both Slash and Ryuga do one to rescue Suguru and Mahoro in Season 2.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: The Management scientist who tried to capture Mahoro keeps wondering why the androids he's given a "heart" to keeps betraying him.
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* GreatOffScreenWar: One is implied to have happened prior to the start of the series, although we only get glimpses of it and what Mahoro did in it. [[spoiler: Further invoked by Management who's apparently hidden the fighting with the aliens largely offscreen, and seemingly hidden away from the general public. In Season 2 they seem to control a lot of influence and power, and is able to assassinate the US President when he attempted to go public with information on Management.]]
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** Gets worse in Season 2 once Management starts taking a more active role in the story. They make Ryuga's motives and fights with Mahoro in Season 1 look tame by comparison.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Invoked by both the Management scientist who tries to capture Mahoro, which is then immediately followed by his android assistant Feldrance does it on him, stating he's still got a mission to complete [[spoiler: to return the data on Mahoro to another Management scientist, before shooting the first scientist and taking the escape pod with only one seat available.]]
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* BlessedWithSuck: Minawa. In episode 7 of Season 2, she knocks the flowers from several people who were attacking her in the town mock battle, simply by tripping accidentally...
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* InstantBandages: Minawa usually sports these. Happens to the other characters once in a while too.
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* TheJimmyHartVersion: A song resembling "Gonna Fly Now" theme from the {{Film/Rocky}} films plays in episode 7 of Season 2.
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* BattleOfTheStillFrames: Used in episode 7 of Season 2, largely with Mahoro when she's taking on multiple townsfolk during the mock battle festival.
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* DistractedByTheSexy: Suguru's two male friends in episode 7 of Season 2. They both get jealous when the three female classmates cheer Suguru on, so decide to take him out first. Then a strong wind blows, revealing the girl's panties, and his two guy friends suddenly stop to gawk, giving Suguru time to knock out the flowers on their heads.
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** PlayedForLaughs in episode 7 of Season 2, when during the town mock battle two of the citizens attacks Minawa, trying to knock the flower out of head. She trips, and somehow manages to knock both of the attacker's flowers out, and apologizes. Then proceeds to somehow knock out some more flowers without really trying. One of the townsfolk even wonders if it's a drunken style fighting, then settles on "Apology Fu".
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* EnemyMine: In episode 7 of Season 2, after Suguru's three female classmates cheer him on during the battle, both of his guy friends, who were fighting against each other, suddenly decide to team up to take Suguru out first.
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** Mahoro and Shijiki-sensei tend to do HamToHamCombat a lot.
* LightningGlare: Shijiko-sensei and Mahoro do this to each other occasionally.
* LightningGlare: Shijiko-sensei and Mahoro do this to each other occasionally.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Mahoro goes to Suguru's school in one episode disguised in a girl's uniform to get info on Ryuga, and Suguru immediately recognizes her before she pretends to be someone else and runs away. In Season 2 she also wears various disguises, which aren't very effective due to the fact that her face can be seen in said costumes/disguises, such as a light pole.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Mahoro goes to Suguru's school in one episode disguised in a girl's uniform to get info on Ryuga, and Suguru immediately recognizes her before she pretends to be someone else and runs away. In one episode of Season 2 she also wears various disguises, which aren't very effective due to the fact that her face can be seen in said costumes/disguises, such as a light pole.pole.
** She goes to the school again as a student again in Season 2. Absolutely none of the main students nor Shijiko-sensei are fooled by it, and they even wonder why she's there. In the same episode, Suguru's classmates also wear various disguises pretending to be someone else, but Mahoro, Suguru, and Minawa aren't fooled either.
** She goes to the school again as a student again in Season 2. Absolutely none of the main students nor Shijiko-sensei are fooled by it, and they even wonder why she's there. In the same episode, Suguru's classmates also wear various disguises pretending to be someone else, but Mahoro, Suguru, and Minawa aren't fooled either.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Mahoro goes to Suguru's school in one episode disguised in a girl's uniform to get info on Ryuga, and Suguru immediately recognizes her before she pretends to be someone else and runs away. In Season 2 she also wears various disguises, which aren't very effective due to the fact that her face can be seen in said costumes/disguises, such as a light pole.
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** Miyuki and Chizuko, two of the Suguru's female classmates, also suffer from this trope occasionally.
* BigBreastsBigDeal: Rin, the tall girl with long hair, of Suguru's trio female classmates, says that having big boobs is actually quite problematic for her due to backaches and the excessive attention she receives from guys. Chizuko and Miyuki, the other two girls, [[ACupAngst beg to differ]], and only wish they had "her problems."
* GreatOffScreenWar: One is implied to have happened prior to the start of the series, although we only get glimpses of it and what Mahoro did in it.
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* LargeHam: Chizuko goes through this anytime she tastes something good. Due to this, Mahoro initially thought Chizuko found her food terrible, until her friends tell the maid that the girl tends to do this as a compliment.
* LoverTugOfWar: Suguru suffers from thisin episode 2.occasionally.
* LoverTugOfWar: Suguru suffers from this
* MistakenForGay: Shijiko-sensei thinks Suguru is [[HoYay playing for the other team]] when Ryuga asks a lot of questions about him.
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* ApologizesALot: Minawa.
* BigDamnHeroes: Suguru does one the final episode of Season 1, which ends up saving Mahoro.
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* CrossPoppingVeins: Happens a few times, usually from Mahoro.
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* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Happens more so in Season 2. Both Ryuga and Slash laugh pretty hysterically at Mahoro in episode 2 after the latter trips and falls in her outfit in the previous scene. She proceeds to smack both of them repeatedly, especially after Ryuga claims he can see her underwear.
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* GoThroughMe: Suguru does this to protect Mahoro from Ryuga in the final episode of Season 1. Interestingly enough, Ryuga does just that, smacking Suguru and knocking him out of the way, which sets off Mahoro's BerserkButton.
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* AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: In episode 5, Mahoro helps the two ghosts haunting the school with their problems, after which they begin to rise into the skies and then fade away.
* TheBlank: The ghost boy when he first appears in episode 5, followed very shortly by a very creepy SlasherSmile. The scary expression causes all of the humans to faint from the shock of seeing that.
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* GreenEyedMonster: Suguru's entire class is insanely jealous of the fact that he's living with what seems like a young maid around their age. To the point where they all chase after him after school one day, but thanks to his speed and endurance, he outruns every one of his classmates.
* HauntedHouse: Well, it's actually their school, but one of the boys mentions that a girl died after falling down from the rooftop, and later mentions a boy suffering a fatal heart attack after getting tossed into the pool. The girls play a practical joke on the boys with the girl curse, but then it turns out that said girl really exists. As far as the pool, when a hand grasps Suguru's leg, the kids freak out, only to find out that it was Shikiro-sensei taking a midnight swim due to it being too hot to sleep. Then they also find the boy ghost, and all of them minus Mahoro faints from the sheer terror.
* HauntedHouse: Well, it's actually their school, but one of the boys mentions that a girl died after falling down from the rooftop, and later mentions a boy suffering a fatal heart attack after getting tossed into the pool. The girls play a practical joke on the boys with the girl curse, but then it turns out that said girl really exists. As far as the pool, when a hand grasps Suguru's leg, the kids freak out, only to find out that it was Shikiro-sensei taking a midnight swim due to it being too hot to sleep. Then they also find the boy ghost, and all of them minus Mahoro faints from the sheer terror.
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* MaleGaze: Quite often. Hilariously, when getting the debriefing in episode 5 regarding the crab attack, the woman giving the speech mentions that it seemed to attack females obscenely. Cue all the men at the briefing suddenly leaning in for a closer look at the pictures, until the woman makes an annoyed grunting noise.
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* MaleGaze: Quite often. Hilariously, when getting the debriefing in episode 5 regarding the crab attack, the woman giving the speech mentions that it seemed to attack females obscenely. Cue all the men at the briefing suddenly leaning in for a closer look at the pictures, until the woman makes an annoyed grunting noise.
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LoverTugOfWar: Suguru suffers from this in episode 2.
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MagicalGirlfriend: While Mahoro is technically an android, for all intents and purposes, she's this.
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* UnfinishedBusiness: In episode 5, the reason for the two ghosts sticking around. The girl was waiting for a boy, and the boy was stuck at the pool due to dying there. Mahoro helps them out by snagging him and bringing him towards the ghost girl.
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* PrettyFreeloaders: While Shijiko-sensei has her own place, she comes over to Suguru's house a lot for dinner, as well as a bath, much to [[ClingyJealousGirl Mahoro]]'s chagrin.
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* ActionPrologue: We first see Mahoro while she's a combat droid battling aliens.
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* BulletCatch: Mahoro catches the 3 bullets the thug fires on the bus in the first episode in between her fingers. It unsurprisingly freaks everyone on the bus out.
* BuxomIsBetter: Shikijo-sensei likes to flaunt this trope around.
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*** To explain this: In the manga, [[spoiler:several years have passed, and Suguru now works for Saint. His friends still live around him, and they notice the emotional barrier he has put up despite his apparent friendliness, as a result of the trauma of having Mahoro self-destruct in from of him. Unbeknownst to him, Mahoro was reincarnated as a baby immediately after her death, raised by Ryuga, and remembered her past life after reaching her teens. She meets Suguru in the garden of his house.]]
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*** To explain this: In the manga, [[spoiler:several years have passed, and Suguru now works for Saint. His friends still live around him, and they notice the emotional barrier he has put up despite his apparent friendliness, as a result of the trauma of having Mahoro self-destruct in from front of him. Unbeknownst to him, Mahoro was reincarnated as a baby immediately after her death, raised by Ryuga, and remembered her past life after reaching her teens. She meets Suguru in the garden of his house.]]
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The Earth has just thwarted one of those pesky alien invasions, thanks to the actions of the superpowered combat android Mahoro. As a reward, she is given the freedom to live the rest of her operational life (just over a year) however she chooses. Mahoro chooses to spend her days serving Suguru Misato, [[spoiler:the son of the commander she had been forced to kill in battle,]] as a maid.
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The Earth has just thwarted one of those pesky alien invasions, thanks to the actions of the superpowered combat android Mahoro. As a reward, she is given the freedom to live the rest of her operational life (just over a year) however she chooses. Mahoro chooses to spend her days serving Suguru Misato, [[spoiler:the son of the commander she had been forced to kill in battle,]] as a maid.
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* AllMenArePerverts
* BenevolentAlienInvasion: The Saint, somewhat
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Mahoro.]]
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Mahoro.[[spoiler:Mahoro did a SuicideAttack on Feldrance who wanted to kill Suguru. Suguru's Grandfather smuggled Slash in the party to wipe out The Management's leadership, it was shown at the that he didn't survive too.]]
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* HumansAreBastards: [[spoiler: The Management]]
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* ShootTheHostage: Mahoro was forced to do this with Suguru's father in the background story.
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* AnimeAnatomy (Mostly averted)
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* AnimeAnatomy (Mostly averted)AnimeAnatomy: Mostly averted.
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* BalloonBelly (Chizuko in episode 4)
* {{BFG}} (Mahoro's gun in episode 11, which is powered via the electric grid, causes a ''city-wide blackout'' when she powers it up)
* BigEater (Chizuko Oe)
* {{Bishounen}} (Ryuga elicits the [[{{squee}} standard reaction]] from the female student body)
* BottleFairy (Shikijo)
* {{BFG}} (Mahoro's gun in episode 11, which is powered via the electric grid, causes a ''city-wide blackout'' when she powers it up)
* BigEater (Chizuko Oe)
* {{Bishounen}} (Ryuga elicits the [[{{squee}} standard reaction]] from the female student body)
* BottleFairy (Shikijo)
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* BalloonBelly (Chizuko BalloonBelly: Chizuko in episode 4)
4.
*{{BFG}} (Mahoro's {{BFG}}: Mahoro's gun in episode 11, which is powered via the electric grid, and causes a ''city-wide blackout'' when she powers it up)
up.
*BigEater (Chizuko Oe)
BigEater: Chizuko.
*{{Bishounen}} (Ryuga {{Bishounen}}: Upon entering the school, Ryuga elicits the [[{{squee}} [[{{Squee}} standard reaction]] from the female student body)
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*BottleFairy (Shikijo)BottleFairy: Shikijo-sensei.
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* BrokenFaceplate: Ryuga gets his helmet smashed open in the last episode of the first season.
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* BrokenFaceplate: Ryuga gets his helmet smashed open in the last episode of the first season.hif battle with Mahoro.
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** An ideal that seems common to all androids and cyborgs alike.
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** An ideal idea that seems common to all androids and cyborgs alike.
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* DancingTheme: very simple dance steps used in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GioUWV3GNHw 1st ED]] and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLdZaFcG9r0 2nd ED]].
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* DancingTheme: very Very simple dance steps used in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GioUWV3GNHw 1st ED]] and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLdZaFcG9r0 2nd ED]].
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* {{Dojikko}}: (Minawa),[[spoiler: although her klutziness may be due to repeated skeleton-alteration experiments at the hands of Management. It's more than a little disturbs at seeing the X-ray results of her limbs near the end of the second season, and one character's comments that she should be in constant, extreme pain.]]
* DownerEnding: After a half-hour of gags and FanService, [[OnceAnEpisode each episode]] ends with a reminder of Mahoro's expiration date. So the series finale [[MoodWhiplash shouldn't come as a shock to anyone, right]]...?
* ExpressiveHair (Mahoro's hair-ear thingies perk up or droop when she's happy, tired or sad and they even wiggle a bit at times)
* FailureKnight: [[spoiler:the reason Mahoro decided to remove her armaments and work for (and move in with) Suguru in the first place]]
* FanService: (From the maid who insists on bathing with her employer, to the [[GagBoobs well-endowed]] teacher who [[{{Shotacon}} lusts after schoolboys]], to the giant mechanical crab that rips off women's swimsuits, this series certainly isn't lacking for FanService.)
* DownerEnding: After a half-hour of gags and FanService, [[OnceAnEpisode each episode]] ends with a reminder of Mahoro's expiration date. So the series finale [[MoodWhiplash shouldn't come as a shock to anyone, right]]...?
* ExpressiveHair (Mahoro's hair-ear thingies perk up or droop when she's happy, tired or sad and they even wiggle a bit at times)
* FailureKnight: [[spoiler:the reason Mahoro decided to remove her armaments and work for (and move in with) Suguru in the first place]]
* FanService: (From the maid who insists on bathing with her employer, to the [[GagBoobs well-endowed]] teacher who [[{{Shotacon}} lusts after schoolboys]], to the giant mechanical crab that rips off women's swimsuits, this series certainly isn't lacking for FanService.)
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* {{Dojikko}}: (Minawa),[[spoiler: although Minawa, [[spoiler:although her klutziness may be due to repeated skeleton-alteration bone alteration experiments at the hands of Management. It's more than a little disturbs at seeing disturbing to see the X-ray results of her limbs near the end of the second season, and one character's comments that she should be in constant, extreme pain.]]
* DownerEnding: After a half-hour of gags and FanService, [[OnceAnEpisode each episode]] ends with a reminder of Mahoro's expiration date. So the series finale [[MoodWhiplash shouldn't come as a shock to anyone,right]]...?
right]]?...
*ExpressiveHair (Mahoro's hair-ear ExpressiveHair: Mahoro's hair thingies perk up when she's happy, or droop when she's happy, tired or sad sad, and they even wiggle a bit at times)
times.
* FailureKnight:[[spoiler:the [[spoiler:The reason Mahoro decided to remove her armaments and work for (and move in with) Suguru in the first place]]
place.]]
* FanService:(From From the maid who insists on bathing with her employer, to the [[GagBoobs well-endowed]] teacher who [[{{Shotacon}} [[{{Ephebophile}} lusts after schoolboys]], to the giant mechanical crab that rips off women's swimsuits, this series certainly isn't lacking for FanService.)
* DownerEnding: After a half-hour of gags and FanService, [[OnceAnEpisode each episode]] ends with a reminder of Mahoro's expiration date. So the series finale [[MoodWhiplash shouldn't come as a shock to anyone,
*
* FailureKnight:
* FanService:
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* FunbagAirbag: (Poor Suguru...)
** 'Poor'...?
** 'Poor'...?
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* FunbagAirbag: (Poor Suguru...)
Poor Suguru...
**'Poor'...?"[[CursedWithAwesome Poor]]"?
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* GainaxEnding (on that note, take a wild guess as to who made the anime)
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* GainaxEnding (on GainaxEnding: On that note, take a wild guess as to who made the anime)anime.
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* GiantEnemyCrab: A robotic version
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Mahoro]]
* HiddenEyes: Mahoro
* HotForStudent: Shikijo is this to the extreme
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Mahoro]]
* HiddenEyes: Mahoro
* HotForStudent: Shikijo is this to the extreme
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* GiantEnemyCrab: A robotic version
version.
* HeroicSacrifice:[[spoiler:Mahoro]]
[[spoiler:Mahoro.]]
* HiddenEyes:Mahoro
Mahoro.
* HotForStudent: Shikijois takes this to the extremeextreme.
* HeroicSacrifice:
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* MegaNeko: Slash
* {{Meido}}
* {{Nakama}}
* MundaneUtility: MAHORO and other characters from Mahoromatic stop being combat robots yet they still use their powers to cook, clean and search for ecchi (to trash it, because "Ecchi na no wa ikenai to omoimasu" roughly translates to "I think that dirty thoughts are bad" )
* OddlyNamedSequel: that is, until you hit the TitleDrop
* PairTheSpares: [[spoiler: Miyuki and Kawahara (manga epilogue only)]]
* PoweredByAForsakenChild: In the manga, [[spoiler:brains of "scrapped" cyborgs]] are used for facility management in the Keepers' headquarters. [[spoiler: [[AndIMustScream While still conscious]] ]].
* {{Meido}}
* {{Nakama}}
* MundaneUtility: MAHORO and other characters from Mahoromatic stop being combat robots yet they still use their powers to cook, clean and search for ecchi (to trash it, because "Ecchi na no wa ikenai to omoimasu" roughly translates to "I think that dirty thoughts are bad" )
* OddlyNamedSequel: that is, until you hit the TitleDrop
* PairTheSpares: [[spoiler: Miyuki and Kawahara (manga epilogue only)]]
* PoweredByAForsakenChild: In the manga, [[spoiler:brains of "scrapped" cyborgs]] are used for facility management in the Keepers' headquarters. [[spoiler: [[AndIMustScream While still conscious]] ]].
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* MegaNeko: Slash
Slash.
*{{Meido}}
* {{Nakama}}
{{Meido}}: Mahoro.
* MundaneUtility: MAHOROand other characters from Mahoromatic stop being combat robots yet they still use their uses her powers to cook, clean and search for ecchi (to trash it, because "Ecchi na no wa ikenai to omoimasu" roughly translates to "I think that dirty thoughts are bad" )
it).
* OddlyNamedSequel:that is, until Until you hit the TitleDrop
TitleDrop.
* PairTheSpares: [[spoiler: Miyuki and Kawahara(manga epilogue only)]]
in the manga epilogue.]]
* PoweredByAForsakenChild: In the manga, [[spoiler:brains of "scrapped" cyborgs]] are used for facility management in the Keepers' headquarters. [[spoiler: [[AndIMustScream While stillconscious]] ]].conscious]].]]
*
* {{Nakama}}
* MundaneUtility: MAHORO
* OddlyNamedSequel:
* PairTheSpares: [[spoiler: Miyuki and Kawahara
* PoweredByAForsakenChild: In the manga, [[spoiler:brains of "scrapped" cyborgs]] are used for facility management in the Keepers' headquarters. [[spoiler: [[AndIMustScream While still
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* RobotMaid: Mahoro
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* RobotMaid: MahoroMahoro.
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** [[{{TheDeadZone}} Greg Stilson, United States President]]
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** [[{{TheDeadZone}} Greg Stilson, United States President]]President.]]
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* TheThingThatGoesDoink: at the hot springs in episode 10
** Not to mention the visit to Rin's house in the second season.
* TheUnwantedHarem
** Not to mention the visit to Rin's house in the second season.
* TheUnwantedHarem
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* TheThingThatGoesDoink: at At the hot springs in episode 10
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**Not to mention the Also a visit to Rin's house in the second season.
* TheUnwantedHaremseason.
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* TheUnwantedHarem
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* TitleDrop: not "Mahoromatic", which is just a silly portmanteau, but the OddlyNamedSequel drops its subtitle (''Something More Beautiful'') at a climatic moment.
* TookALevelInBadass: Suguru in the final episode[=/=]volume.
* TookALevelInBadass: Suguru in the final episode[=/=]volume.
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* TitleDrop: not "Mahoromatic", Not "Mahoromatic" itself, which is just a silly portmanteau, but the OddlyNamedSequel drops its subtitle (''Something More Beautiful'') at a climatic moment.
* TookALevelInBadass: Suguru in the finalepisode[=/=]volume.episode[=/=]chapter.
* TookALevelInBadass: Suguru in the final
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: Episode 10 reveals more about Mahoro's life while fighting Saint and her friendship with Suguru's father
* YaoiFangirl: Subverted: When Suguru starts asking around about his teacher, Ryuga, both his {{Nakama}} and Shikijo suspect an onset of [[YaoiGuys yaoi]], and are respectively [[{{Squick}} squicked]] and [[HotForStudent devastated]].
* ZigzagPaperTassel: The title page illustration for chapter 8 showed Mahoro dressed up as a ''{{miko}}'', holding an ''ōnusa'' in one hand and exorcism sutras in the other. (This chapter is about searching for [[TheSevenMysteries ghosts at school]].)
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* YaoiFangirl: Subverted: When Suguru starts asking around about his teacher, Ryuga, both his {{Nakama}} and Shikijo suspect an onset of [[YaoiGuys yaoi]], and are respectively [[{{Squick}} squicked]] and [[HotForStudent devastated]].
* ZigzagPaperTassel: The title page illustration for chapter 8 showed Mahoro dressed up as a ''{{miko}}'', holding an ''ōnusa'' in one hand and exorcism sutras in the other. (This chapter is about searching for [[TheSevenMysteries ghosts at school]].)
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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: Episode 10 reveals more about Mahoro's life while of fighting the Saint and her friendship with Suguru's father
father.
* YaoiFangirl: Subverted:When when Suguru starts asking around about his teacher, Ryuga, both his {{Nakama}} friends and Shikijo suspect an onset of [[YaoiGuys yaoi]], and are respectively [[{{Squick}} squicked]] {{squick}}ed and [[HotForStudent devastated]].
* ZigzagPaperTassel: The title page illustration for chapter 8 showed Mahoro dressed up as a ''{{miko}}'', holding an ''ōnusa'' in one hand and exorcism sutras in the other. (This chapter is about searching for [[TheSevenMysteries ghosts at school]].)
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* YaoiFangirl: Subverted:
* ZigzagPaperTassel: The title page illustration for chapter 8 showed Mahoro dressed up as a ''{{miko}}'', holding an ''ōnusa'' in one hand and exorcism sutras in the other. (This chapter is about searching for [[TheSevenMysteries ghosts at school]].
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