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Sexy Spectacles has been renamed to Glasses Are Sexy, and it must be pointed out in-universe that the glasses make the character more attractive


* SexySpectacles: Kyobashi's flattering wire frames, complete with a TheGlassesComeOff CG serving as a SexyDiscretionShot on his route.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Hiroshi Kirisawa, the leader of the Special Investigations 2nd Unit, is frequently credited as the entire reason that the RagtagBandOfMisfits that makes up the unit is able to function at all, let alone as the well-oiled machine that it is. He's charismatic and dependable, encourages his men to run their investigations as they see fit, and is always prepared to back them up or take responsibility for their fumbles. He looks out for his guys off the job almost as much as he does on, doing things like regularly having the whole team over to his place for a home-cooked meal since most of them are bachelors who can't or don't cook for themselves.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Hiroshi Kirisawa, the leader of the Special Investigations 2nd Unit, is frequently credited as the entire reason that the RagtagBandOfMisfits that makes up the unit is able to function at all, let alone as the well-oiled machine that it is. He's charismatic and dependable, encourages his men to run their investigations as they see fit, and is always prepared to back them up or take responsibility for their fumbles. He looks out for his guys off the job almost as much as he does on, doing things like regularly having the whole team over to his place for a home-cooked meal since most of them are bachelors who can't or don't cook for themselves.
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* IHaveThisFriend: In Kirisawa's NY Case Files sequel, Kyobashi has promised Kirisawa not to tell the protagonist the truth about their relationship, but feels partly responsible for her memory loss and realizes that keeping the truth from her is making her and Kirisawa suffer needlessly. So he resorts to speaking in thoroughly transparent, suspiciously specific "generalizations" to get around his promise not to tell.

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* IHaveThisFriend: In Kirisawa's NY Case Files sequel, Kyobashi has promised Kirisawa not to tell the protagonist the truth about their relationship, but feels partly responsible for her memory loss and realizes that keeping the truth it from her is making her and Kirisawa suffer needlessly.needlessly and feels partly responsible for the incident which caused her to lose her memory. So he resorts to speaking in thoroughly transparent, suspiciously specific "generalizations" to get around his promise not to tell.
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* IHaveThisFriend: In Kirisawa's NY Case Files sequel, Kyobashi - who feels partly responsible for the protagonist's memory loss, and who has promised Kirisawa not to tell the protagonist the truth about their relationship but realizes that keeping it from her is making her and Kirisawa suffer needlessly - resorts to speaking in thoroughly transparent, suspiciously specific "generalizations" to get around his promise not to tell.

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* IHaveThisFriend: In Kirisawa's NY Case Files sequel, Kyobashi - who feels partly responsible for the protagonist's memory loss, and who has promised Kirisawa not to tell the protagonist the truth about their relationship relationship, but feels partly responsible for her memory loss and realizes that keeping it the truth from her is making her and Kirisawa suffer needlessly - needlessly. So he resorts to speaking in thoroughly transparent, suspiciously specific "generalizations" to get around his promise not to tell.
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** Nomura is a renowned skirt-chaser with a firm policy of never getting more involved than a one-night stand. He's perpetually going on group dates and flirts with the protagonist at every opportunity. [[spoiler:In actuality, his flirtiness is mostly an act, group dates are a great way to monitor other members of the police force, and his refusal to commit to a relationship is because he knows that work keeps him far too busy to devote the amount of time and attention that a healthy relationship needs.]]

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** Nomura is a renowned skirt-chaser with a firm policy of never getting more involved than a one-night stand. He's perpetually going on group dates and flirts with the protagonist at every opportunity. [[spoiler:In actuality, his flirtiness is mostly an act, group dates are a great way to monitor how other members of the police force, force behave while off the clock, and his refusal to commit to a relationship is because he knows that work keeps him far too busy to devote the amount of time and attention that a healthy relationship needs.]]
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* EasyAmnesia: During Kirisawa's New York sequel, the protagonist loses all memory of [[spoiler:Kirisawa and her relationship with him]] thanks to the combination of a blow to the head and the trauma of [[spoiler:seeing Kirisawa shot right in front of her and think he's been killed]]. Discussing her memory loss, the guys wonder over how specifically targeted it is, to which NYC cop Kate Howard points out that most cases of amnesia seem unusually specific - you never hear about someone with amnesia so complete that they forget basic facts like, for example, what a bathroom is.

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* EasyAmnesia: During Kirisawa's New York sequel, the protagonist loses all memory of [[spoiler:Kirisawa and her relationship with him]] thanks to the combination of a blow to the head and the trauma of [[spoiler:seeing Kirisawa shot right in front of her and think thinking he's been killed]]. Discussing her memory loss, the guys wonder over how specifically targeted it is, to which NYC cop Kate Howard points out that most cases of amnesia seem unusually specific - you never hear about someone with amnesia so complete that they forget basic facts like, for example, what a bathroom is.

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* PulledFromYourDayOff: In Tennoji's epilogue, he and the protagonist get a rare day off together... and end up busting a jewelry store theft purely by virtue of happening to be in the store when it's held up. Tennoji is more than a little miffed that they ended up spending their time off together working.

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* PulledFromYourDayOff: PulledFromYourDayOff:
** In Kirisawa's route, he and the protagonist are called in from their day off for a case, and have to scramble to keep the other guys from realizing that they were out on a date together.
** On Kimura's route, Kyobashi and several of the other guys conspire to invoke the trope, calling the protagonist and Kimura to a non-existent crime scene on their day off in order to set them up together. Then an actual case comes up and they end up called in to work for real.
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In Tennoji's epilogue, he and the protagonist get a rare day off together... and end up busting a jewelry store theft purely by virtue of happening to be in the store when it's held up. Tennoji is more than a little miffed that they ended up spending their time off together working.

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* BusmansHoliday:
** In Tennoji's epilogue, he and the protagonist get a rare day off together... and end up busting a jewelry store theft purely by virtue of happening to be in the store when it's held up. Tennoji is more than a little miffed that they ended up spending their time off together working.
** It happens again in his sequel: after closing the case they came to New York for, they have a few days free while the paperwork is being sorted out... and spend most of it working to stop a murder.

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* BusmansHoliday:
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BusmansHoliday: In Tennoji's epilogue, he and the protagonist get a rare day off together... and end up busting a jewelry store theft purely by virtue of happening to be in the store when it's held up. Tennoji is more than a little miffed that they ended up spending their time off together working.
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sequel, after closing the case they came to New York for, they have a few days free to vacation while the paperwork is being sorted out... and spend most of it working to stop a murder.


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* PulledFromYourDayOff: In Tennoji's epilogue, he and the protagonist get a rare day off together... and end up busting a jewelry store theft purely by virtue of happening to be in the store when it's held up. Tennoji is more than a little miffed that they ended up spending their time off together working.
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* IHaveThisFriend: In Kirisawa's NY Case Files sequel, Kyobashi - who feels partly responsible for the protagonist's memory loss, and who has promised Kirisawa not to tell the protagonist the truth about their relationship but realizes that keeping it from her is making her and Kirisawa suffer needlessly - resorts to speaking in thoroughly transparent, suspiciously specific "generalizations" to get around his promise not to tell.

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* WireDilemma: The climax of Kyobashi's route involves a bomb on a subway train. With no way to tell which is the correct one, Kyobashi and the protagonist must decide whether to cut the red or the blue wire. [[spoiler:The protagonist is appalled when Kyobashi chooses red based on the color of her underwear, but it turns out to be the correct choice.]]

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The climax of Kyobashi's route involves a bomb on a subway train. With no way to tell which is the correct one, Kyobashi and the protagonist must decide whether to cut the red or the blue wire. [[spoiler:The protagonist is appalled when Kyobashi chooses red based on the color of her underwear, but it turns out to be the correct choice.]]]]
** Kirisawa gets one in his New York sequel. He's walked through most of the process over the phone by a member of the bomb disposal squad, but when the device turns out to have two wires where the expert was expecting one, he ends up having to make his best educated guess.
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* EasyAmnesia: During Kirisawa's New York sequel, the protagonist loses all memory of [[spoiler:Kirisawa and her relationship with him]] thanks to the combination of a blow to the head and the trauma of [[spoiler:seeing Kirisawa shot right in front of her and think he's been killed]]. Discussing her memory loss, the guys wonder over how specifically targeted it is, to which NYC cop Kate Howard points out that most cases of amnesia seem unusually specific - you never hear about someone with amnesia so complete that they forget basic facts like, for example, what a bathroom is.

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* BigBrotherInstinct: Dr. Mizuno in Himuro's first sequel is willing to go so far as to [[spoiler:falsify a death certificate and confess to a murder he didn't commit]] for the sake of his younger sister Saki.



** The murderer in Himuro's sequel kills to avenge [[spoiler:the murder of her mother thirteen years before]].



* TheSquadette: As the only female member of 2nd Unit, the protagonist fills this role.



* TheSquadette: As the only female member of 2nd Unit, the protagonist fills this role.
* TakingTheBullet: In his "Armed & Engaged" sequel, this is how [[spoiler:Hanai]] saves [[spoiler:Kirisawa]] from being stabbed.

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* TheSquadette: As the only female member of 2nd Unit, the protagonist fills this role.
* TakingTheBullet:
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In his "Armed & Engaged" sequel, this is how [[spoiler:Hanai]] saves [[spoiler:Kirisawa]] from being stabbed.stabbed.
** In Himuro's first sequel, [[spoiler:Himuro]] takes a knife for [[spoiler:the protagonist.]]

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