History Manga / ScienceFellInLoveSoITriedToProveIt

* BeachEpisode: Episode 10.
* BigDamnKiss: Episode 12.

* DoitYourselfThemeTune: The show's opening, "Paradox," is sung by Himuro's voice actress Creator/SoraAmamiya.

* MortonsFork: Kosuke points out that there tends to no good answer to the "Do you know why I'm mad at you?" question when it's between two romantic partners: saying they have no idea gets the person flack for not knowing, asking for the reason gets a MathematiciansAnswer and correctly guessing the reason gets the person flack for doing the maddening thing despite knowing that the person asking the question wouldn't like it.

* MortonsFork: Kosuke points out that there tends to no good answer to the "Do you know why I'm mad at you?" question when it's between two romantic partners: saying they have no idea gets the person flack for not knowing, asking for the reason results gets a MathematiciansAnswer and correctly guessing the reason gets the person flack for doing the maddening thing despite knowing that the person asking the question wouldn't like it.

* MeasuringTheMarigolds: The Show. Yukimura and Himuro are obsessed with quantifying everything they can, most importantly the things that make up romantic love.

* LaserGuidedKarma: Episode 12 reveals that Arika intentionally damaged Himuro's gift to Yukimura for the drama of it as a result Ibarada intentionally ordered extensive room service that Arika has to pay for as punishment.

* MortonsFork: Kosuke points out that there tends to no good answer to the "Do you know why I'm mad at you?" question when it's between two romantic partners: saying they have no idea gets the person flack for not knowing, asking for the reason results gets a MathematiciansAnswer and correctly guessing the reason gets the person flack for doing the maddening thing despite knowing the other person wouldn't like it.

* MortonsFork: Kosuke points out that there tends to no good answer to the "Do you know why I'm mad at you?" question when it's between two romantic partners: saying they have no idea gets the person flack for not knowing, asking for the reason results gets a MatematiciansAnswer and correctly guessing the reason gets the person flack for doing the maddening thing despite knowing the other person wouldn't like it.

* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Despite their usual dynamic of Ibarada teasing and embarrassing Kosuke and Kosuke being angry about it, the moment Kosuke sees someone harassing Ibarada, he charges across the beach and punches the guy in the face. [[spoiler: Only for it to turn out that he wasn't actually harassing her]]. And while Ibarada does tease him about it, she also thanks him for keeping his promise to always protect her. And despite them often ending in him wetting himself, Ibarada has an extremely good memory when it comes to all the times she and Kosuke were close as kids...

* LabcoatOfScienceAndMedicine: The entire main cast, despite working in a field in which lab coats aren't really needed. The only time their presence is questioned is when Himuro and Yukimura wear theirs on their experimental date.

* AudienceSurrogate: Kosuke, even more than Kanade. Kosuke has {{Otaku}} interests and despite being in a science focused college asks even more basic science questions than Kanade. Proof 18 and the respective episode 8 has Kosuke outright annoyed by all the science terminology.

* BadassBookworm: Kanade. When Himuro yells for her to stop Yukimura from running away, Kanade reflexively performs a martial arts takedown on him, apologizing right afterwards when she realises she just slammed him into the floor, and causing Himuro to wonder if Kanade does martial arts. She later flips Yukimura again while drunk, and reveals she reflexively does it to people who stand behind her, and is apparently quite sensitive about it, as she just wants to be normal, and she doesn't view it as normal. It's also all but stated that it caused her to do ''something'' in high school that haunts her to this day. She's puts him in a wristlock at one point, which causes him to comment that she is really strong. Her reaction to remembering an extremely embarrassing memory (where she viewed a club trip with her mathematics professor as a date and started waxing poetic about her love for him) is to start throwing punches.
* BrilliantButLazy: Ibarada is the smartest student in the lab but spends more of her time sleeping and playing video games than researching. Her goal in life is to live off of annuity compared to Yukimura and Himuro's goals of winning prizes. This and being [[TheGadfly a gadfly]] annoy Yukimura immensely.

* ClosetGeek: Kosuke attempts to hide his otaku interests but is incredibly bad at it. Admittedly he doesn't look like a stereotypical nerd and instead dresses and talks like a jock, he just never notices the people around him.

* CuteLittleFangs: Ibarada has them, and, in a rare male example, so does Kosuke.

* ElegantGothicLolita: Ibarada usually dresses like this. A flashback to her and Kosuke as kids shows she started to dress this way in middle school.
* ExpressiveHair: Himuro's ponytail tends to twitch and wiggle when she's consumed with thoughts of Yukimura, sometimes wagging like a dog's tail.

* TheGadfly: Ibarada. Her response to headpetting experiment is to grab Yukimura's hand and nuzzle it while going "nyaa~" just to mess with him, her response to finding out his heartrate was about the same for all three girls is to start laughing, her definition of a date is simply an excuse to go into a long, overly thought-out story about the love between Yukimaru and a male version of Himuro, and she demands Yukimura and Kosuke do the WallPinOfLove experiment together, simply because she finds their discomfort hilarious.
* GamerChick: Ibarada's first scene in episode 2 features Kanade walking into the lab and seeing her playing with a handheld game, a game console, and a smartphone game all at once, and she's been doing since waking up the previous night, which was the final scene of episode 1. She continues to play the handheld while explaining to Himuro and Yukimura the need for a control in their experiments.
* GeniusBruiser: Professor Ikeda is ''extremely'' fit, able to crush a pen with one hand and lift a white board taller than an adult above his head with one hand ''and'' grip it hard enough it starts cracking.
* HulkingOut: When angered, Professor Ikeda goes from an average looking man of average height to an extremely muscular giant with fists the size of a human head, towering over a standing Kosuke (the tallest of the students) while sitting down.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Yukimura can be cold and insensitive but he's never intentionally rude. And even at his worst, he only asks Kanade for embarrassing information. He does care for the people around him such as reassuring Kosuke there is nothing wrong with his hobbies and attempting to calm down a random high school girl he bumped into.

* NoSocialSkills: Yukimura has no sense of tact and will unknowingly embarrass others when trying to further his research.
* OlderThanTheyLook: Ibarada is nearly a head shorter than Kanade even while wearing heels and is rather small in other areas, but is actually Himuro and Yukimura's senpai. Interestingly, she was actually taller than Kosuke, the tallest of the students, when they were kids.
* OnlySaneMan: Kanade serves this role in the cast, with her EstablishingCharacterMoment being dumbfounded by Himuro and Yukimura's initial attempts to define "love" through equations. She tries to explain that love is not something easily proven with numbers and facts, but her attempt only prompts Yukimura to try looking for commonalities between her experiences and Himuro's. Kosuke and Ibarada would be this if he wasn't such a huge otaku and she wasn't TheGadfly.
* PrecociousCrush: Kanade had one on her math teacher, Takahashi, when she was younger. He'd often put mathematical puzzles up on the board for his students to do for fun, which she liked to do, and she found the way he'd lose himself talking about math to be dreamy, so she ended up working extremely hard in math and even ended up taking Science as her major because she wanted him to notice her. She also considers a club trip she took with him to a science and math fair to be the closest thing she's had to a date, as the only other member couldn't make it.

* {{Sleepyhead}}: Professor Ikeda has a tendency of dozing off.

* VerbalTic: Rikekuma the Science Bear says "kuma", Japanese for "bear", at the end of his sentences.

* YaoiFangirl: Ibarada. When she, Kanade, and Kosuke are explaining what they view a date to be, hers starts out the same way Kosuke's ends, just with Kosuke and Aika replaced with Yukimura... and a ''male'' version of Himuro. When Kosuke and Yukimura call her out on this and ask who the guy is supposed to be, she launches into a massive backstory for "Himuro-kun" and his love for Yukimura. Downplayed in that part of why she came up with it was to mess with people.

* InVinoVeritas: Proof 17 and episode 7 was able the Ikeda lab having a drinking party with Yukimura and Ibarada keeping their wits with them. Himuro becomes extremely clingy, Kosuke somehow mentally returned to childhood, Kanade revealed her jealousy that Himuro and Yukimura have each other when she doesn't and Professor Ikeda fell asleep.

** Yukimura and Himuro's relationship is the center of the manga. Himuro starts the manga confessing to Yukimura and despite Yukimura not being sure if he's in love, his actions are pretty obvious.

* AwwTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Despite their usual dynamic of Ibarada teasing and embarrassing Kosuke and Kosuke being angry about it, the moment Kosuke sees someone harassing Ibarada, he charges across the beach and punches the guy in the face. [[spoiler: Only for it to turn out that he wasn't actually harassing her]].

* BadassBookworm: Kanade. When Himuro yells for her to stop Yukimura from running away, Kanade reflexively performs a martial arts takedown on him, apologizing right afterwards when she realises she just slammed him into the floor, and causing Himuro to wonder if Kanade does martial arts. She later flips Yukimura again while drunk, and reveals she reflexively does it to people who stand behind her, and is apparently quite sensitive about it, as she just wants to be normal, and she doesn't view it as normal. She's puts him in a wristlock at one point, which causes him to comment that she is really strong. Her reaction to remembering an extremely embarrassing memory (where she viewed a club trip with her mathematics professor as a date and started waxing poetic about her love for him) is to start throwing punches.

* OnlySaneMan: Kanade serves this role in the cast, with her EstablishingCharacterMoment being dumbfounded by Himuro and Yukimura's inital attempts to define "love" through equations. She tries to explain that love is not something easily proven with numbers and facts, but her attempt only prompts Yukimura to try looking for commonalities between her experiences and Himuro's. Ibarada would be this, if she wasn't also TheGadfly.

* SempaiKohai: Kanade is the youngest student at the lab, the Kohai. This is notable by how she's the cast member referred to on a FirstNameBasis, while everyone else is LastNameBasis with one another.
* SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: Combine the nature of the experiments Himuro and Yukimura are conducting with their actual feelings for each other, and you can bet that plenty of bystanders need to be told they are in fact ''not'' a couple.

* ForgottenFirstMeeting: Yukimura and Himuro actually met each other when they were kids when Yukimura inspired Himuro to truly get into science. Even when she recounts the encounter, neither she or him realize it was them.

* FerrisWheelDateMoment: Yukimura and Himuro test having one of these at the end of their experimental date in an amusement park, for which they took cues from Kosuke's DatingSim.

However, no self-respecting science-type can let such a statement stand unanswered and unproven, so Yukimura poses the question of how one defines "love", and with what evidence Himuro used to determine she was in love with him.

* SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: Combine the nature of the epxeriments Himuro and Yukimura are conducting with their actual feelings for each other, and you can bet that plenty of bystanders need to be told they are in fact ''not'' a couple.

However, no self-respecting science-type can let such a statement stand unanswered, so Yukimura poses the question of how one defines "love", and with what evidence Himuro used to determine she was in love with him.

Thus begins ''Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove it'' (''Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei Shite Mita'') a story in which a pair of [[TheSpock Spocks]] attempt to answer the question WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove through the scientific method.