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* LuckyTranslation: Chapter 31 is titled "Odagiri's boobs" which is essentially just a line from the chapter taken out of context like with most chapters. The French translation has it easy; one French word for boobs is "nénés", and since Odagiri's first name is Nene, take a wild guess about what the chapter title is in French... ''Les nénés de Nene''.
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* NoPronunciationGuide: Averted in the Crunchyroll translation which often splits Shiraishi's name in two lines in speech bubbles - "Shira-ishi" - even if there is room for it in one line. Fans tend to pronounce her name "Shee-rye-shee", when it's really more like "Shee-rah-ee-shee" (because her name is the words "shira" (white) and "ishi" (stone) put together) - so it might be to connote the actual pronunciation.
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* GenericCuteness: In line with the OnlySixFaces trope. Miyamura is supposedly very handsome, while Yamada is implied to be plain or even a bit ugly - at least it isn't his appearance that makes the girls fall for him. But they both have the same face and body, except for Miyamura being maybe an inch taller. The same with Shiraishi and Itou: Itou is stated to be pretty, but not out of the ordinary. Shiraishi is seen by many as the school's most beautiful girl. They ''also'' have the same face and similar bodies ([[BuxomIsBetter though Shiraishi has bigger breasts than Itou]] so at least there's that difference).

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* GenericCuteness: In line with the OnlySixFaces trope. Miyamura is supposedly very handsome, while Yamada is implied to be plain or even a bit ugly - at least it isn't his appearance that makes the girls fall for him. But they both have the same face and body, except for Miyamura being maybe an inch taller. The same with Shiraishi and Itou: Itou is stated to be pretty, but not out of the ordinary. Shiraishi is seen by many as the school's most beautiful girl. They ''also'' have the same face and similar bodies ([[BuxomIsBetter ([[BuxomBeautyStandard though Shiraishi has bigger breasts than Itou]] so at least there's that difference).



* InherentlyFunnyWords: [[BuxomIsBetter "Boobs"]] ("Oppai" in Japanese) which is the only word Miyamura wants to say when using telepathy. The side notes point out that it's a childish way of saying breasts that's nonetheless loved by teenage boys.

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* InherentlyFunnyWords: [[BuxomIsBetter "Boobs"]] "Boobs" ("Oppai" in Japanese) which is the only word Miyamura wants to say when using telepathy. The side notes point out that it's a childish way of saying breasts that's nonetheless loved by teenage boys.
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A live-action TV show began airing on August 10th, 2013, running for 8 episodes. [[http://youtu.be/1_n_k5nNA3A Soon it also came in animated form]], though only as a promotional video for the manga. One million views for this promo video led to the production of an actual anime. The first {{OVA}} came out on December 17th, 2014. The anime series began airing in April 2015 as part of the Spring2015Anime season, running for 12 episodes. The second OVA was released in May 2015. Crunchyroll has the home video license and [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-07-01/crunchyroll-to-dub-release-anime-on-bd-dvd/.103876 released it on Blu-ray and DVD with an English dub]]. The series later ended up part of Crunchyroll's partnership with Creator/{{Funimation}} who [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-04-02/funimation-to-release-yamada-kun-and-the-seven-witches-on-home-video-in-july/.114246 distributed the show on DVD/Blu-ray in July, 2017]].

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A live-action TV show began airing on August 10th, 2013, running for 8 episodes. [[http://youtu.be/1_n_k5nNA3A Soon it also came in animated form]], though only as a promotional video for the manga. One million views for this promo video led to the production of an actual anime. The first {{OVA}} came out on December 17th, 2014. The anime series began airing in April 2015 as part of the Spring2015Anime spring 2015 anime season, running for 12 episodes. The second OVA was released in May 2015. Crunchyroll has the home video license and [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-07-01/crunchyroll-to-dub-release-anime-on-bd-dvd/.103876 released it on Blu-ray and DVD with an English dub]]. The series later ended up part of Crunchyroll's partnership with Creator/{{Funimation}} who [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-04-02/funimation-to-release-yamada-kun-and-the-seven-witches-on-home-video-in-july/.114246 distributed the show on DVD/Blu-ray in July, 2017]].
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* SexyDiscretionShot: In Yamada's DaydreamSurprise of him and Shiraishi having TheirFirstTime, the series only shows a panel of Yamada's bed shaking and creaking once they finally get going.
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* InternalReveal:
** Though the readers can figure it out [[SpoilerTitle from the series title]] right away, it's not until chapter 56 that Yamada and co. learn that are a total of seven witches. Before then, they had no idea exactly how many people with witch powers were roaming the school.
** Yamada isn't told that Odagiri is infatuated with him until chapter 167, but it's confirmed directly to the readers almost 100 chapters before that and implied from the very start of the series.
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* SocialCircleFiller: When Shiraishi starts becoming popular and admired -- due to Yamada swapping bodies with her and beating up a group of peepers that the girls were scared of -- she quickly befriends a trio of girls. In the first 20 chapters, she seems fairly close to these girls (although she sometimes gets a bit annoyed about them wanting to hang out when she's studying) and enjoys staying up all night on the ClassTrip just to chat with them. Then, as she starts falling in love with Yamada, and the MythArc about the witches becomes more and more apparent, they are unceremoniously written out of the plot.
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* HeadbuttOfLove: Yamada and Shiraishi affectionately bump heads after kissing a few times in chapter 96 when they think this will be the last time they can kiss normally (because Yamada is about to copy a lot of witch powers).
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* MartialArtsHeadband: The unnamed girl that Kurosaki and Arisugawa thought had become a witch because she suddenly started getting better grades (in reality, she was just starting to apply herself) is seen cramming while wearing a headband with the Japanese flag.
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* ClassTrip: Yamada and friends go on two traditional class trips: the second-year trip in chapters 16 to 18 to a RyokanInn in an unspecified location and the third-year trip in chapters 200 to 205 to Guam. Besides that, they also go on several trips to the school clubhouse to take make-up exams or to solve matters for the student council.
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* WorldOfTechnicolorHair: The characters have hair in all the colors of the rainbow -- colors that often symbolize something about their personality -- and the named characters with realistic hair colors can be counted on one hand.
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* DelinquentHair: In the Light Music club, which is populated by [[TheQuincyPunk Quincy punks]], one of the members is shown to rock a mohawk.
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* SweatDrop: This trope is used very often when characters are puzzled by other characters' eccentricies. Especially Shiraishi is likely to get sweat drops given that she doesn't usually have comically exaggerated reactions like the other characters.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: The monkeys that Odagiri have [[DungFu an unfortunate encounter]] with at the zoo seem to be common marmosets as opposed to the standard monkeys of fiction [[SmallTaxonomyPools which usually are or look like capuchins, baboons or macaques]]. Makes sense since Miki Yoshikawa has a common marmoset in her work office and as such had an art model at hand.
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* CuteAndPsycho: Mikoto Asuka after Yamada uses Nene's power on her. She wasn't exactly sane before but the trope was played UpToEleven during that time.

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* CuteAndPsycho: Mikoto Asuka after Yamada uses Nene's power on her. She wasn't exactly sane before but the trope was played UpToEleven up during that time.

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[[caption-width-right:301:[-The eponymous characters. Clockwise from the upper left corner: [[PowerCopying Ryu Yamada]], [[PerceptionFilter Mikoto Asuka]], [[LaserGuidedAmnesia Rika Saionji]], [[{{Telepathy}} Meiko Otsuka]], [[CharmPerson Nene Odagiri]], [[FreakyFridayFlip Urara Shiraishi]], and [[{{Seers}} Maria Sarushima]]. In the middle: [[FlashbackNightmare Noa Takigawa]].-] ]]

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[[caption-width-right:301:[-The eponymous characters. Clockwise from the upper left corner: [[PowerCopying Ryu Yamada]], [[PerceptionFilter Yamada, Mikoto Asuka]], [[LaserGuidedAmnesia Asuka, Rika Saionji]], [[{{Telepathy}} Saionji, Meiko Otsuka]], [[CharmPerson Otsuka, Nene Odagiri]], [[FreakyFridayFlip Odagiri, Urara Shiraishi]], Shiraishi, and [[{{Seers}} Maria Sarushima]]. Sarushima. In the middle: [[FlashbackNightmare Noa Takigawa]].Takigawa.-] ]]



* PantyShot: These tend to happen when Yamada is in a female body and pulls off a kick. Kimishima does one when she flips Yamada. The narration helpfully advises girls not to flip people while wearing skirts to avoid this. Saionji willingly does the other witches and Tamaki during the time stop portion of the ceremony. Nancy also subjects everyone else in the room besides Yamada to this when they both perform the ceremony to get his missing memories.
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%%* {{Meganekko}}: Meiko.
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* {{Qipao}}: Yamada (in Shiraishi's body) wears one of these, along with odango hair, when he tries on Itou's Chinese costume during their sleepover.

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* AdultFear: The series' DarkestHour comes when Yamada's friends lose all their memories of him and start treating him like a stranger. It's not the unrealistic LaserGuidedAmnesia that's supposed to be the scary thing here - no, the scary thing is the (unfortunately) more realistic scenario of a person who has good friends and - as Yamada himself expresses it - "lives the high life", but suddenly becomes all alone and feels how painful loneliness is. A bit of mundane horror comes in from realizing that Yamada actually lived this way for almost a year before the start of the series. [[spoiler:[[AmnesiacHero Or at least he thought so]].]]



* DarkestHour: Chapter 67 where Yamada's friends have forgotten everything about him and completely reject socializing with him.

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* DarkestHour: Chapter 67 where Yamada's friends have forgotten everything about him and completely reject socializing with him.him and start treating him like a stranger. It's not the unrealistic LaserGuidedAmnesia that's supposed to be the scary thing here - no, the scary thing is the (unfortunately) more realistic scenario of a person who has good friends and - as Yamada himself expresses it - "lives the high life", but suddenly becomes all alone and feels how painful loneliness is. A bit of mundane horror comes in from realizing that Yamada actually lived this way for almost a year before the start of the series. [[spoiler:[[AmnesiacHero Or at least he thought so]].]]

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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: Chapter 119 and 120 are the first chapters to be entirely SliceOfLife - no conflicts and no use (not even mention) of witch powers. The New Year hijinks are also the only activities in the series that neither take place at school or are related to school (such as clubhouse trips or trying to get a drop-out to come back to school). After the second witch war, slice-of-life chapters without use or mention of witch powers regularly pop up, making those two chapters less weird in hindsight.



* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Chapter 119 and 120 are the first chapters to be entirely SliceOfLife - no conflicts and no use (not even mention) of witch powers. The New Year hijinks are also the only activities in the series that neither take place at school or are related to school (such as clubhouse trips or trying to get a drop-out to come back to school). After the second witch war, slice-of-life chapters without use or mention of witch powers regularly pop up, making those two chapters less weird in hindsight.

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* BalloonBelly: Odagiri gets a big one ([[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything that weirdly looks like a pregnant belly]]) after Yamada swaps bodies with her and binges on a buffet.

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Odagiri gets a big one ([[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything that weirdly looks like a pregnant belly]]) after Yamada swaps bodies with her and binges on a buffet.buffet.
** Yamada gets one in Shiraishi's body during the school's camping trip.



* VoicesAreNotMental: The body of someone affected by Shiraishi's FreakyFridayFlip retain their voice, with the mental voice only heard while thinking. A switch between Shiraishi and Yamada will give the former a TomboyishVoice (when Yamada isn't trying to be cute) and the latter a soft, calm tone.

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* VoicesAreNotMental: The body of someone affected by Shiraishi's FreakyFridayFlip retain retains their voice, with the mental voice only heard while thinking. A switch between Shiraishi and Yamada will give the former a TomboyishVoice (when Yamada isn't trying to be cute) and the latter a soft, calm tone.
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* VoicesAreNotMental: The body of someone affected by Shiraishi's FreakyFridayFlip retain their voice, with the mental voice only heard while thinking. A switch between Shiraishi and Yamada will give the former a TomboyishVoice (when Yamada isn't trying to be cute) and the latter a soft, calm tone.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: The far majority of the characters have outlandish hair colors. The only characters with realistic hair colors are Shiraishi (light blonde), the Suzuhara twins (silvery blonde), Rika (strawberry blonde), Inose (dirty blonde), Kimishima (light blonde), Kurosaki (black), Kikuchi (light blonde), Himekawa (brown), and Sid (black).
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''Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches'' (山田くんと7人の魔女, ''''Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo'') is a shounen supernatural romantic comedy manga with elements of ecchi and gender-bending by Miki Yoshikawa, the creator of ''Manga/FlunkPunkRumble'' (who was an assistant to Creator/HiroMashima, explaining why the artstyle bears some resemblance to ''Manga/FairyTail''). It was serialised in ''[[Magazine/ShonenMagazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine]]'' from February 2012 to February 2017, ending on its five-year-birthday after 243 chapters.

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''Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches'' (山田くんと7人の魔女, ''''Yamada-kun ''Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo'') is a shounen supernatural romantic comedy manga with elements of ecchi and gender-bending by Miki Yoshikawa, the creator of ''Manga/FlunkPunkRumble'' (who was an assistant to Creator/HiroMashima, explaining why the artstyle bears some resemblance to ''Manga/FairyTail''). It was serialised in ''[[Magazine/ShonenMagazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine]]'' from February 2012 to February 2017, ending on its five-year-birthday after 243 chapters.
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''Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo'' (山田くんと7人の魔女), or ''Yamada and the 7 Witches'' is a shounen supernatural romantic comedy manga with elements of ecchi and gender-bending by Miki Yoshikawa, the creator of ''Manga/FlunkPunkRumble'' (who was an assistant to Creator/HiroMashima, explaining why the artstyle bears some resemblance to ''Manga/FairyTail''). It was serialised in ''[[Magazine/ShonenMagazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine]]'' from February 2012 to February 2017, ending on its five-year-birthday after 243 chapters.

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''Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo'' (山田くんと7人の魔女), or ''Yamada and the 7 Seven Witches'' (山田くんと7人の魔女, ''''Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo'') is a shounen supernatural romantic comedy manga with elements of ecchi and gender-bending by Miki Yoshikawa, the creator of ''Manga/FlunkPunkRumble'' (who was an assistant to Creator/HiroMashima, explaining why the artstyle bears some resemblance to ''Manga/FairyTail''). It was serialised in ''[[Magazine/ShonenMagazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine]]'' from February 2012 to February 2017, ending on its five-year-birthday after 243 chapters.
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''Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo'' (山田くんと7人の魔女), or ''Yamada and the 7 Witches'' is a shounen supernatural romantic comedy manga with elements of ecchi and gender-bending by Miki Yoshikawa, the creator of ''Manga/FlunkPunkRumble'' (who was an assistant to Creator/HiroMashima, explaining why the artstyle bears some resemblance to ''Manga/FairyTail''). It was serialised in Weekly Shōnen Magazine from February 2012 to February 2017, ending on its five-year-birthday after 243 chapters.

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''Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo'' (山田くんと7人の魔女), or ''Yamada and the 7 Witches'' is a shounen supernatural romantic comedy manga with elements of ecchi and gender-bending by Miki Yoshikawa, the creator of ''Manga/FlunkPunkRumble'' (who was an assistant to Creator/HiroMashima, explaining why the artstyle bears some resemblance to ''Manga/FairyTail''). It was serialised in ''[[Magazine/ShonenMagazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine Magazine]]'' from February 2012 to February 2017, ending on its five-year-birthday after 243 chapters.
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* LiteralTransformativeExperience: Ryu Yamada is a high school boy whose tough {{Delinquent}} reputation and poor grades leave him with no friends at his preppy school. Urara Shiraishi is a high school girl whose ShrinkingViolet, ExtremeDoormat personality leaves her similarly friendless and subject to lots of StockShoujoBullyingTactics; she is so disillusioned with her high school life that she doesn't plan on going to college despite being a bookworm out of fear it will just be more of the same. A mutual tumble down the stairs results in them discovering that they can have a FreakyFridayFlip whenever they kiss. So Ryu in Urara's body [[BullyHunter fends off her bullies]] and earns her the respect of their female classmates, Urara in Ryu's body does his tests for him and earns him the respect of the teachers, and the Supernatural Studies Club that they help restart with several other students who want to investigate and exploit the body switching power leads to them having a growing number of friends. This is explicitly brought up when Ryu notes that the powers the eponymous witches take on are influenced by what they want in life; Urara's dissatisfaction with her life resulted in her gaining the body swap ability.
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** For [[spoiler:Takuma's witch group]]: MentalTimeTravel, EmotionBomb, MindManipulation, CharmPerson, FreakyFridayFlip, the power for a SplitPersonality to change between the personalities at will, and LaserGuidedAmnesia.

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** For [[spoiler:Takuma's witch group]]: MentalTimeTravel, EmotionBomb, MindManipulation, MindControl, CharmPerson, FreakyFridayFlip, the power for a SplitPersonality to change between the personalities at will, and LaserGuidedAmnesia.

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