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* In Episode 2 of the anime, Sasahara can be seen playing with a UsefulNotes/GameBoy, and later with a UsefulNotes/VirtualBoy.
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* The incantation of resurrection that Mai uses during the stair climbing game is a password for the first Japanese ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' (although Mai remembers it wrongly as evidenced by her failure to start her save game later).
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* The incantation "incantation of resurrection resurrection" that Mai uses during to win the stair climbing Rock-Paper-Scissors staircase game is a password cheat code for the first Japanese ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' ''VideoGame/DragonQuestI'' (although it turns out Mai remembers it wrongly wrongly, as evidenced by her failure to start her save make it work when she tries to use it while playing the game later).later on).
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* When Misato and Sasahara are being chased by the "jaguar" in Chapter 202, Sasahara suggests throwing honey ay yhe "jaguar", leading to Misato saying "It's not Literature/WinnieThePooh!"
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* To ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. The anime version shows up in Episode 15.
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* To ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'':
** When Nano bounces along several Brick Blocks to make Coins fly out in the story where the Professor gives her a Reaction feature. The anime version shows up in Episode15.15.
** In Chapter 135, a Question Block is among the items being sold by a street vendor.
** When Nano bounces along several Brick Blocks to make Coins fly out in the story where the Professor gives her a Reaction feature. The anime version shows up in Episode
** In Chapter 135, a Question Block is among the items being sold by a street vendor.
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* To ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/nichijou/v01/c018/4.html here]]. The anime version shows up in Episode 15.
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* To ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/nichijou/v01/c018/4.html here]].''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. The anime version shows up in Episode 15.
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* In Episode 20 Sakamoto shouts "Shabba-Dabba-Doo!" in the same way "[[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Yabba-dabba-doo!]]" is said, all while doing the classic Hanna-Barbara run startup.
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* In Episode 20 Sakamoto shouts "Shabba-Dabba-Doo!" in the same way "[[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Yabba-dabba-doo!]]" is said, all while doing the classic Hanna-Barbara Hanna-Barbera run startup.
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* In Episode 20 Sakamoto shouts "[[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Yabba-dabba-doo!]]" while doing the classic Hanna-Barbara run startup.
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* In Episode 20 Sakamoto shouts "Shabba-Dabba-Doo!" in the same way "[[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Yabba-dabba-doo!]]" is said, all while doing the classic Hanna-Barbara run startup.
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* Tanaka and his obsession with his afro is likely a reference to ''Afro Tanaka'', a long running manga series that follows the titular afro-wearing character through his youth and adulthood.
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* Chapter 145 has the LiteraryAllusionTitle of ''{{Literature/The Sorrows of Young|Werther}} Aioi''.
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* In Episode 16 Mai has a [[Manga/{{Kinnikuman}} Specialman]] eraser. In the same episode, during her UnstoppableRage Mio does [[Franchise/StreetFighter Akuma's]] signature shadow step "Ashura Senkuu" before pulling off a Dragon Screw on Sasahara's Goat.
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* In Episode 16 16/Chapter 93 Mai has a [[Manga/{{Kinnikuman}} Specialman]] eraser. In the same episode, during her UnstoppableRage Mio does [[Franchise/StreetFighter Akuma's]] signature shadow step "Ashura Senkuu" before pulling off a Dragon Screw on Sasahara's Goat.
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* In the 9th Ordinary Shorts compilation, Tanaka's chant and the title of the strip make reference to ''Manga/SpiritWarrior''.
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* In the 9th Ordinary Shorts compilation, Tanaka's chant and the title of the strip make reference to ''Manga/SpiritWarrior''.''Manga/PeacockKing''.
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** From the same episode: ''Sometimes I'm a bear, sometimes I'm a be-ar, [[Anime/CuteyHoney but my true identity is]]...''
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** From the same episode: episode (the second prototype comic in the manga): ''Sometimes I'm a bear, sometimes I'm a be-ar, [[Anime/CuteyHoney but my true identity is]]...''
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* Episode 4: After putting up the Laying Buddha pose, [[Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial Mai points her finger up and touches the finger of an alien arm drawn on the blackboard above her]].
* In Episode 5, Nakanojou tries to disprove the spiritualist by asking him to summon soap. When the medium does so, he fearfully thought "Is there a person named Soap?" This could be a possible shout out to Soap [=MacTavish=] of ''VideoGame/ModernWarfare'', since, for one, both characters sport mohawks.
* In Episode 5, Nakanojou tries to disprove the spiritualist by asking him to summon soap. When the medium does so, he fearfully thought "Is there a person named Soap?" This could be a possible shout out to Soap [=MacTavish=] of ''VideoGame/ModernWarfare'', since, for one, both characters sport mohawks.
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* Episode 4: After putting taking up the a Laying Buddha pose, [[Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial Mai points her finger up and touches the finger of an alien arm drawn on the blackboard above her]].
* In Episode 5, Nakanojou tries to disprove the spiritualist by asking him to summon soap. When the medium does so, he fearfullythought thinks "Is there a person named Soap?" This could be a possible shout out to Soap [=MacTavish=] of ''VideoGame/ModernWarfare'', since, for one, both characters sport mohawks.
* In Episode 5, Nakanojou tries to disprove the spiritualist by asking him to summon soap. When the medium does so, he fearfully
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* In Episode 18, Number 6's last words as he plummets to his death after [[YouHaveFailedMe having failed to entertain]] Princess Starla are [[Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar "I have but one regret in my life!"]] (我が人生に一片の悔い…ありいー！, ''waga jinsei ni ippen no kui...ariiii!''), the only changes made to the phrase being the word for "life" used (人生, ''jinsei'' instead of 生涯, ''shougai'') and the verb being positive instead of negative.
* The incantation of resurrection that Mai used during the stair climbing game is a password for the first Japanese ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' (although Mai remembered it wrongly as evidenced by her failure to start her save game later).
* The incantation of resurrection that Mai used during the stair climbing game is a password for the first Japanese ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' (although Mai remembered it wrongly as evidenced by her failure to start her save game later).
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* In Episode 18, Number 6's last words as he plummets to his death after [[YouHaveFailedMe having failed to entertain]] Princess Starla are [[Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar "I have but one regret in my life!"]] (我が人生に一片の悔い…ありいー！, ''waga (我が人生に一片の悔い... ありいー！ ''Waga jinsei ni ippen no kui...kui ...ariiii!''), the only changes made to the phrase being the word for "life" used (人生, ''jinsei'' instead of 生涯, ''shougai'') and the verb being positive instead of negative.
* The incantation of resurrection that Maiused uses during the stair climbing game is a password for the first Japanese ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' (although Mai remembered remembers it wrongly as evidenced by her failure to start her save game later).
* The incantation of resurrection that Mai
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** The Episode 21 one above can also double as a Manga/{{Kinnikuman}} shout-out, as Neptuneman and Big the Budo's move predates the Naruto one, as well as there already being two Kinnikuman shout-outs in the show already. The other shout-out is in Episode 17 on "Like Love" where the boss is doing the Palo Special, made famous by Warsman.
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** The Episode 21 one above can also double as a Manga/{{Kinnikuman}} shout-out, as Neptuneman and Big the Budo's move predates the Naruto one, as well as there already being two Kinnikuman shout-outs in the show already. The other shout-out is in Episode 17 on 17's "Like Love" where the boss is doing the Palo Special, made famous by Warsman.
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** The same episode's eyecatch has an angel-thing (?) reading ''TheSirensOfTitan''.
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** The same episode's eyecatch has an angel-thing (?) reading ''TheSirensOfTitan''.''Literature/TheSirensOfTitan''.
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* In Episode 20 Sakamoto shouts "[[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Yabba-dabba-doo!]]".
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* In Episode 20 Sakamoto shouts "[[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Yabba-dabba-doo!]]".Yabba-dabba-doo!]]" while doing the classic Hanna-Barbara run startup.
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* The Professor seems to be a fan of ''Manga/AstroBoy'' if Nano's adventures in Chapter 178 are anything to go by.
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* In Episode 20 Sakamoto shouts "[[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Yabba-dabba-doo!]]".
** The same episode's eyecatch has an angel-thing (?) reading ''TheSirensOfTitan''.
** The same episode's eyecatch has an angel-thing (?) reading ''TheSirensOfTitan''.
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* In Episode 18, Number 6's last words as he plummets to his death after [[YouHaveFailedMe having failed to entertain]] Princess Starla are [[Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar ''I have but one regret in my life!'']] (''我が人生に一片の悔い…ありいー！'', ''waga jinsei ni ippen no kui...ariiii!''), the only changes made to the phrase being the word for "life" used (''人生'', ''jinsei'' instead of ''生涯'', ''shougai'') and the verb being positive instead of negative.
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* In Episode 18, Number 6's last words as he plummets to his death after [[YouHaveFailedMe having failed to entertain]] Princess Starla are [[Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar ''I "I have but one regret in my life!'']] (''我が人生に一片の悔い…ありいー！'', life!"]] (我が人生に一片の悔い…ありいー！, ''waga jinsei ni ippen no kui...ariiii!''), the only changes made to the phrase being the word for "life" used (''人生'', (人生, ''jinsei'' instead of ''生涯'', 生涯, ''shougai'') and the verb being positive instead of negative.
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* In Episode 18, Number 6's last words as he plummets to his death after [[YouHaveFailedMe having failed to entertain]] Princess Starla are [[Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar ''I have but one regret in my life!'']] (''我が人生に一片の悔い…ありいー！'', ''waga jinsei ni ippen no kui...ariiii!''), the only changes made to the phrase being the word for "life" used (''人生'', ''jinsei'' instead of ''生涯'', ''shougai'') and the verb being positive instead of negative.
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* The Episode 21 one above can also double as a Manga/{{Kinnikuman}} shout-out, as Neptuneman and Big the Budo's move predates the Naruto one, as well as there already being two Kinnikuman shout-outs in the show already. The other shout-out is in Episode 17 on "Like Love" where the boss is doing the Palo Special, made famous by Warsman.
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** Also in episode 21, Weboshi has an [[Music/{{ACDC}} AC/DC]] shirt.
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* To ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/nichijou/v01/c018/4.html here]]. The anime version shows up in Episode 15.
* In Episode 2 of the anime, Sasahara can be seen playing with a UsefulNotes/GameBoy, and later with a UsefulNotes/VirtualBoy.
** From the same episode: ''Sometimes I'm a bear, sometimes I'm a be-ar, [[Anime/CuteyHoney but my true identity is]]...''
* Episode 4: After putting up the Laying Buddha pose, [[Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial Mai points her finger up and touches the finger of an alien arm drawn on the blackboard above her]].
* In Episode 5, Nakanojou tries to disprove the spiritualist by asking him to summon soap. When the medium does so, he fearfully thought "Is there a person named Soap?" This could be a possible shout out to Soap [=MacTavish=] of ''VideoGame/ModernWarfare'', since, for one, both characters sport mohawks.
* In Episode 6 of the anime, a car and married couple from the Game of Life appear.
* Also in Episode 6, Mio delivers Rei's line from ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'': "What color is your blood?!"
* When the deer hits the principal, it lands a ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIV''-style Focus Attack.
* Episode 8 references ''Film/{{Tron}}'', albeit with an actual bicycle.
* In Episode 10, Sakamoto claims that Jazz legend Music/MilesDavis would be horrified by the Professor and Nano's awful trumpeting.
* In Episode 14 Yuuko [[Manga/AzumangaDaioh kicks her shoe off on top off a car]].
* In Episode 16 Mai has a [[Manga/{{Kinnikuman}} Specialman]] eraser. In the same episode, during her UnstoppableRage Mio does [[Franchise/StreetFighter Akuma's]] signature shadow step "Ashura Senkuu" before pulling off a Dragon Screw on Sasahara's Goat.
* The incantation of resurrection that Mai used during the stair climbing game is a password for the first Japanese ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' (although Mai remembered it wrongly as evidenced by her failure to start her save game later).
* In Episode 21 Misato and Weboshi each hit Fecchan with a [[Manga/{{Naruto}} Double Lariat]].
* The Episode 21 one above can also double as a Manga/{{Kinnikuman}} shout-out, as Neptuneman and Big the Budo's move predates the Naruto one, as well as there already being two Kinnikuman shout-outs in the show already. The other shout-out is in Episode 17 on "Like Love" where the boss is doing the Palo Special, made famous by Warsman.
* In Episode 20 Sakamoto shouts "[[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Yabba-dabba-doo!]]".
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* In Episode 2 of the anime, Sasahara can be seen playing with a UsefulNotes/GameBoy, and later with a UsefulNotes/VirtualBoy.
** From the same episode: ''Sometimes I'm a bear, sometimes I'm a be-ar, [[Anime/CuteyHoney but my true identity is]]...''
* Episode 4: After putting up the Laying Buddha pose, [[Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial Mai points her finger up and touches the finger of an alien arm drawn on the blackboard above her]].
* In Episode 5, Nakanojou tries to disprove the spiritualist by asking him to summon soap. When the medium does so, he fearfully thought "Is there a person named Soap?" This could be a possible shout out to Soap [=MacTavish=] of ''VideoGame/ModernWarfare'', since, for one, both characters sport mohawks.
* In Episode 6 of the anime, a car and married couple from the Game of Life appear.
* Also in Episode 6, Mio delivers Rei's line from ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'': "What color is your blood?!"
* When the deer hits the principal, it lands a ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIV''-style Focus Attack.
* Episode 8 references ''Film/{{Tron}}'', albeit with an actual bicycle.
* In Episode 10, Sakamoto claims that Jazz legend Music/MilesDavis would be horrified by the Professor and Nano's awful trumpeting.
* In Episode 14 Yuuko [[Manga/AzumangaDaioh kicks her shoe off on top off a car]].
* In Episode 16 Mai has a [[Manga/{{Kinnikuman}} Specialman]] eraser. In the same episode, during her UnstoppableRage Mio does [[Franchise/StreetFighter Akuma's]] signature shadow step "Ashura Senkuu" before pulling off a Dragon Screw on Sasahara's Goat.
* The incantation of resurrection that Mai used during the stair climbing game is a password for the first Japanese ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' (although Mai remembered it wrongly as evidenced by her failure to start her save game later).
* In Episode 21 Misato and Weboshi each hit Fecchan with a [[Manga/{{Naruto}} Double Lariat]].
* The Episode 21 one above can also double as a Manga/{{Kinnikuman}} shout-out, as Neptuneman and Big the Budo's move predates the Naruto one, as well as there already being two Kinnikuman shout-outs in the show already. The other shout-out is in Episode 17 on "Like Love" where the boss is doing the Palo Special, made famous by Warsman.
* In Episode 20 Sakamoto shouts "[[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Yabba-dabba-doo!]]".
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