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* IntergenerationalFriendship: Tech and Shine appear to be around the same age- 20 and 18 respectively- but chronologically Tech is 11 and Shine is only 2. This difference is made most obvious with Tech and Shine’s differing views of the state of the idol industry. Tech doesn’t even recognize any of the idols currently employed at First Sound Entertainment, while Shine wasn’t even alive when Tech and all her coworkers were active performers.
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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: [[spoiler: Shine is able to bypass a lot of the difficulty with getting to contact idols and idol agencies while pursuing her career from her friendship with retired idol Tech. This connection allows her a meeting with the idols at First Sound Entertainment, something pretty much impossible for the average person as Shine would know from being a paparazzi. Many characters praise Shine for being so resourceful.]]
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Tech has nice things to say about all her old coworkers except for Kusa, who Tech admits is hard to get along with. Given that Kusa is currently in jail for stalking and killing a pet among other things Tech had good reasons to be wary of her.
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* BreakUpMakeUpScenario: [[spoiler: Shine’s admiration of and newfound friendship with Tech is tested at the end of chapter 7 when Tech gets angry at her for wanting to pursue her lifelong dream of being an idol. Tech’s unintentionally insensitive remark about Shine being worthless for not singing, which she said without knowing about Shine’s voice bug, makes Shine avoid Tech and worry that everything she knew about her was wrong. Then, in chapter 9 (the final chapter of the prologue), Tech meets up with Shine again and clarifies that she was going too far trying to warn Shine about how harsh the industry is because of how they treated her when she became unable to sing. Shine accepts the apology and the two get along well in the following chapters, with Tech even directly supporting Shine’s future career.]]
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* IHaveThisFriend: When Shine contacts Dr. Yuki’s clinic about her voice bug, she pretends that it’s her friend who has the problem because she’s afraid she could get in trouble for searching around for ways to mess around with her voice since it’s illegal. Nurse Kiyoteru tells Shine that Yuki might be willing to do it for a Miku (which Shine is) but that he’d never let her risk losing her medical licence.
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* HarshWordImpact: Roll’s insult towards Shine where she calls her an “idiotic, die-hard otaku type” for being disturbed by idols lying to their fans is accompanied by an arrow coming out from Roll’s speech bubble that pokes Shine in the head and makes her bleed.
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* CaughtTheHeartOnHisSleeve: [[spoiler: Tech's unintentional disparaging comment towards Shine in chapter 7 sticks in her mind enough that she has a nightmare about it, so the moment she spots Shine again she runs up to her and grabs her sleeve, hoping that Shine will hear her out and accept her apology.]]


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* StoryArc: The first nine chapters of the story make up the prologue, consisting largely of character introductions and setting up Shine's motivation to become an idol. The following chapters are part of the "First Snow" arc, where Shine is going to try and get hired to an idol agency [[spoiler: and potentially audition for Snow Miku]].
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* GenderRarityValue: {{Averted}}. In spite of how custom-made male Miku variants exist far fewer in number than female ones they're not particularly desired for idol work.

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* GenderRarityValue: {{Averted}}. In When the first male Hatsune Miku model was manufactured he ended up being popular enough that they kept manufacturing more. However, in the present day of the comic in spite of how custom-made male Miku variants exist far fewer in number than female ones they're not particularly desired for idol work.
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** The idols [[spoiler: that Shine meets at First Sound Entertainment]] in chapter 12 were previously seen in Dr. Yuki's signature collection, in merch on Shine's shelf, and in the idol photocard interlude before their speaking appearances.

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* BarbieDollAnatomy: As seen in the footnote of chapter 5 where android body modification is explained and an android's bare breasts are shown, they do not appear to have nipples (and likely do not have genitals).
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* AngryCheekPuff: In chapter 10's footnote Shine puffs out her cheeks and frowns because she's annoyed at Gumiya's suggestion for her to become a Sakura Miku, since she'd rather have an active role as a performer over the Sakura Miku's modelling job.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Roll tells Shine that she shouldn't be an idol with her usual BrutallyHonesty, pointing out that she has no useful connections to any idols, is notoriously unlucky, and doesn't have any way to stand out from the hundreds of other Mikus in the industry. Although Shine initially argues against her, she does agree with Roll's suggestion for her to try and get a famous Miku's contact information, and later confesses to Gumiya that she feels like Roll was right about her not being suited to being an idol.

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* JerkassHasAPoint: Roll tells Shine that she shouldn't be an idol with her usual BrutallyHonesty, BrutalHonesty, pointing out that she has no useful connections to any idols, is notoriously unlucky, and doesn't have any way to stand out from the hundreds of other Mikus in the industry. Although Shine initially argues against her, she does agree with Roll's suggestion for her to try and get a famous Miku's contact information, and later confesses to Gumiya that she feels like Roll was right about her not being suited to being an idol.

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** [[spoiler: A panel at the end of chapter 4 showing retired idol Tech using the synthesizer in her room after meeting Shine reveals to the reader that she's considering returning to music in some capacity, but Shine doesn't find this out until Tech tells her she wrote her a song in chapter 9]].

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InternalReveal: [[spoiler: A panel at the end of chapter 4 showing retired idol Tech using the synthesizer in her room after meeting Shine reveals to the reader that she's considering returning to music in some capacity, but Shine doesn't find this out until Tech tells her she wrote her a song in chapter 9]].

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