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Ongoing cleanup. Cutting, as there's no mention of an explicit oath.
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%%* BloodBrothers: Miyu and Larva.
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* AssholeVictim: Machiyama in episode 1 of the Anime. [[spoiler: He was an unrepentant jerkass who took his carefree life for granted and wanted to become a vampire for shallow reasons. Miyu naturally objected and called him out on his behavior, but his stubbornness and stupidity in attempting to force her to turn him anyway resulted in his death by falling off of his schools roof at the end of the episode. Miyu doesn't even feel sorry for him after he dies, mocking him about no longer having to worry about being bored with his life]].
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Bokukko is now def-only
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%%* {{Bokukko}}: In the TV series, Yukari Kashima
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* InflatingBodyGag: During a flashback, there's a performance troupe with one of the performers being a woman who appears to have an inflated belly. She's just there for a moment and is [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment never even acknowledged]].
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* AllMythsAreTrue: Sort of. Shinma are described as both gods and demons, and are implied to have inspired myths throughout the world. The majority of the Shinma Miyu fights are in Japan, and as such have some connection to Japanese folklore. Western Shinma also appear, such as Larva and Lemures, also named after figures in Western folklore. Presumably, other countries have Shinma that correspond to that country's respective myths (assuming they aren't sealed away already... it's explicitly said that Miyu only goes after the ones that slipped through the cracks).
