History Manga / ThoseWhoHuntElves

* NakedPeopleAreFunny: enough said.
* TheNounWhoVerbed: The title.

* CriticalFailure: Celcia, a ''lot''. She screws up the spell to send the trio home [[spoiler:not once, but twice]]. [[spoiler:Not only that, but she's the one who cast the spell that summoned Junpei, Ritsuko, and Airi to her world in the first place!]] Especially true in the manga where she loses the fragments they've collected multiple times whenever they get all five or are close to getting all five.Despite exemplifying this trope for the sake of the plot, she's reasonably competent when the stakes aren't returning the heroes home.

* ClingyCostume: Millia from episode 10 ended up with an indestructible armor she cannot remove after trying to save her village from a giant. This ended up ruining her life, seeing how the armor comes with a pair of [[AbsurdlySharpBlade absurdly sharp blades]] she can't even stop wielding, making her unable to raise her hands without almost killing people. She got so desperate about it, she actually approached the protagonists and ''begged'' them to strip her naked. [[spoiler:By the end of the episode, they do succeed in removing the armor, much to her delight, but she ends up putting it back on when she realizes wearing a NighInvulnerable amor and wielding two [[CoolSword Cool Swords]] [[CursedWithAwesome is kind of awesome]].]]

* CriticalFailure: Celcia, a ''lot''. She screws up the spell to send the trio home [[spoiler:not once, but twice]]. [[spoiler:Not only that, but she's the one who cast the spell that summoned Junpei, Ritsuko, and Airi to her world in the first place!]]Especially true in the manga where she loses the fragments they've collected multiple times whenever they get all five or are close to getting all five.Despite exemplifying this trope for the sake of the plot, she's reasonably competent when the stakes aren't returning the heroes home.

** It's possible that the worlds' combining only happens to a limited degree when one casts the summoning spell, and the additional combination witnessed during the first season was a combination of our heroes WalkingTheEarth and Annette's use of the summoning spell.

* TheChick: Airi. Not that she's ineffectual. She just doesn't do a lot of the fighting.

* EverythingsEvenWorseWithSharks

* IHaveTheHighGround: Judge again. He seems to enjoy pretending to be [[Anime/SailorMoon Tuxedo Mask]].

There is a Manga and Anime series. Even if it sounds familiar, it has nothing to do with HeWhoFightsMonsters.

In 2017, after 20+ years, [[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-12-09/those-who-hunt-elves-2-manga-listed-as-ending-with-10th-volume/.125052 the series ''finally'' ended]] and they're finally back home.

* AntiHero: The Elf Hunters, especially Junpei. In some episodes, this could be almost considered as a VillainProtagonist series, due the group tendecy to violently strip many terrified elves.

* AntiHero: The Elf Hunters, specially Junpei. In some episodes, hey almost come across as VillainProtagonists, due their tendecy to strip by force many terrified elves.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Airi's purple hair.

* ButtMonkey: If there is anyone who has earned this title for the sheer amount of [[EpicFail Epic Fails]] alone, it is Cecelia, who is considered to be, ironically, the best magician in the land. In the manga she even gets stuck as a literal monkey for a time.

* EvilCounterpart: Bartz, Kilica, and Teesen in the manga who serves Dawn Baxton. Their roles are similar to Junpei, Ritsuko, and Airi respectively, i.e. Bartz is a BareFistedMonk, Teesen is a ShapeShifter, and Kilica...well, hers is actually slightly different as she's actually a puppet master who specializes with PeoplePuppets and StandardStatusEffects instead of being a FriendlySniper. Oh, she also used a PortalBook to capture people. Add to that that they're ''also'' hunting elves to use as magical batteries.

* NotSoDifferent: Airi and Ritsuko have mentioned more than once how Junpei and Celcia are more a alike than they care to admit.

* [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength Does Not Know Her Own Strength]]: [[spoiler:Millia, from episode 10.]] Comes complete with WorldOfCardBoardSpeech.