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* MindGameShip: Izaya has a canon one going on with all of humanity. His favorite targets, however, seem to be Shizuo and [[spoiler:Kida]].
** Though with Shizuo it's mostly in the anime; Izaya [[FoeYay truly hates him]] and states that he would rather be as far away from him as possible. He also hates talking about him in general and seems to get pissed whenever anyone mentions him. Shizuo's the ''last'' person Izaya would try to play mindgames with face-to-face - he just tries to get him dead from afar.
** Though with Shizuo it's mostly in the anime; Izaya [[FoeYay truly hates him]] and states that he would rather be as far away from him as possible. He also hates talking about him in general and seems to get pissed whenever anyone mentions him. Shizuo's the ''last'' person Izaya would try to play mindgames with face-to-face - he just tries to get him dead from afar.
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* MindGameShip: Izaya has a canon one going on with all of humanity. His favorite targets, however, seem to be Shizuo and [[spoiler:Kida]].
[[spoiler:Kida]], as well as the girls he forms "suicide groups" with ForTheEvulz.
** Though with Shizuo it's mostly in the anime; in the novels, Izaya [[FoeYay truly hates him]] and states that he would rather be as far away from him as possible. He also hates talking about him in general and seems to get pissed whenever anyone mentions him. Shizuo's the ''last'' person Izaya would try to play mindgames with face-to-face - he just tries to get him dead from afar.
** Though with Shizuo it's mostly in the anime; in the novels, Izaya [[FoeYay truly hates him]] and states that he would rather be as far away from him as possible. He also hates talking about him in general and seems to get pissed whenever anyone mentions him. Shizuo's the ''last'' person Izaya would try to play mindgames with face-to-face - he just tries to get him dead from afar.
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** Celty and her motorcycle. Her motorcycle is also a ''headless horse''. [[ButYouScrewOneGoat This does not make things any better]].
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** If you don't ship Saki and Kida together, she'll always suffer this treatment. (Mostly in the [[MindGameShip Izaya/Kida]] stories.)
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** If you don't ship Saki and Kida together, she'll always suffer this treatment. (Mostly in the [[MindGameShip Izaya/Kida]] stories.) )
** To a lesser extent, Izaya/Namie and Shizuo/Izaya [[ShipToShipCombat have also gotten some of this on forums and blogs]], though it's generally averted in [[{{Fanfiction}} fanwork]] due to the ability to pair either up without the other ship getting in the way.
** To a lesser extent, Izaya/Namie and Shizuo/Izaya [[ShipToShipCombat have also gotten some of this on forums and blogs]], though it's generally averted in [[{{Fanfiction}} fanwork]] due to the ability to pair either up without the other ship getting in the way.
** Especially in [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff Japan]], Izaya/Namie is increasing in popularity, which is ''also'' not helped by the fact that the illustrator [[ShipperOnDeck Yasuda Suzuhito]] ships them and has drawn some unofficial art of the two for artbooks and such. He's especially fond of dressing Namie in Izaya's coat.
** Izaya's [[FurAndLoathing coat]] has more or less reached this status now as well.
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* MindGameShip: Izaya has a canon one going on with all of humanity. His favorite targets, however, seem to be Shizuo and [[spoiler:Kida]][[spoiler:Kida]].
** Though with Shizuo it's mostly in the anime; Izaya [[FoeYay truly hates him]] and states that he would rather be as far away from him as possible. He also hates talking about him in general and seems to get pissed whenever anyone mentions him. Shizuo's the ''last'' person Izaya would try to play mindgames with face-to-face - he just tries to get him dead from afar.
** Though with Shizuo it's mostly in the anime; Izaya [[FoeYay truly hates him]] and states that he would rather be as far away from him as possible. He also hates talking about him in general and seems to get pissed whenever anyone mentions him. Shizuo's the ''last'' person Izaya would try to play mindgames with face-to-face - he just tries to get him dead from afar.
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* PortmanteauCoupleName: Shizaya, for the Shizuo/Izaya fandom. Or alternatively, Izuo for the ones who pair them in a...''[[{{Seme reve]][[{{Uke}} rsed]]'' manner.
** Izamie and Izanra have also been showing up recently with the Izaya/Namie and Izaya/Shinra fans, respectively.
** Izamie and Izanra have also been showing up recently with the Izaya/Namie and Izaya/Shinra fans, respectively.
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* SuperlativeDubbing: As always, YourMileageMayVary. However, many people believe that the {{Woolseyism}} (see below) added, such as the chatspeak and urban style of talking some characters have been given to be improvements, and most people on [[ImageBoards /a/]] think that the [[JohnnyYongBosch older]] [[CrispinFreeman characters]] [[KeithSilverstein have]] [[YuriLowenthal been]] [[KariWahlgren fantastically]] [[SteveBlum casted]].
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* {{Base Breaker}}: [[BloodKnight Vorona]] is either loved by fans because she's another {{action girl}} that is a potential love interest for [[WorldsStrongestMan Shizuo]] or a {{Relationship Sue}} that was created to [[ShipSinking sink]] the [[FanPreferredCouple Shizaya]] pairing as well as a bitch that only wants to kill Shizuo and will break his heart to do so.
* {{Relationship Sue}}: Vorona is accused of being one by the Shizuo/Izaya fans and others.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: Yes, the unconventional storytelling structure, mature themes, and cultural references will make American audiences of the anime either praise it for its ''Baccano!''-level freshness, or bash it for being confusing, disjointed, aimless, slow, and completely misunderstandable except to people who are familiar with Japan. Example: rising teen suicide isn't so much a problem in the United States than in Japan, where the first episodes will carry more weight.
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** Episode 9. [[spoiler:The one where the plot really kicks into gear!]]
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* MindScrew: [[[{{Subversion}} This contributor to the website known as TVTropes]] has seen exactly one episode, and it made his or her (most likely his) [[YourHeadASplode head want to explode.]] There was... a body... shooting smoke... and some sort of erotic brother complex competing with a severed head... and some guy gets stabbed repeatedly with pens, but, then a scientist... IT HURT, okay? IT HURT.
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** MisBlamed: The main accusation thrown at her by fans is that she's responsible for [[spoiler:Kida dropping out of school and leaving Ikebukuro]]. In reality, it has very little to do with her. Kida [[spoiler:left Ikebukuro]] because he was too ashamed to face Mikado and Anri after [[spoiler:the whole Yellow Scarves incident. The extent of Saki's involvement is giving him a place to stay after he ran away from home.]]
** While this is true for the original novel, the anime's epilogue makes it seem that [[spoiler: Kida left to elope with Saki, and the scene with Mikado and Anri, smiling and being oddly understanding of his choice to leave. This also wasn't helped by the anime giving Kida an [[AdaptationalAngstUpgrade more angst]] on the subject of Saki, and basically making Kida bring her up when Mikado and Anri saved him, and ultimately having Kida beat up Horada in order to take revenge for what happened with Saki. This is a big change from the original novels, where Kida beat up the Yellow Scarves in self defense, and after Anri and Mikado arrive the three just sat in silence being happy that they were all right. Anri and Mikado also aren't understanding of why Kida left, because he never brought up Saki with them at all, in fact Saki was never the main focus of Kida's characterization in those chapters.]] So this case Saki is only Misblamed, if you're talking about the novel, if you're talking about the anime however then yes Saki is at fault.
** While this is true for the original novel, the anime's epilogue makes it seem that [[spoiler: Kida left to elope with Saki, and the scene with Mikado and Anri, smiling and being oddly understanding of his choice to leave. This also wasn't helped by the anime giving Kida an [[AdaptationalAngstUpgrade more angst]] on the subject of Saki, and basically making Kida bring her up when Mikado and Anri saved him, and ultimately having Kida beat up Horada in order to take revenge for what happened with Saki. This is a big change from the original novels, where Kida beat up the Yellow Scarves in self defense, and after Anri and Mikado arrive the three just sat in silence being happy that they were all right. Anri and Mikado also aren't understanding of why Kida left, because he never brought up Saki with them at all, in fact Saki was never the main focus of Kida's characterization in those chapters.]] So this case Saki is only Misblamed, if you're talking about the novel, if you're talking about the anime however then yes Saki is at fault.
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me (now Offscreen Moment Of Awesome) is not \"they SHOULD have done it, it\'d be cool.\" It\'s \"they DID do it, but offscreen where you couldn\'t see it\"
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** While this is true for the original novel, the anime's epilogue makes it seem that [[spoiler: Kida left to elope with Saki, and the scene with Mikado and Anri, smiling and being oddly understanding of his choice to leave. This also wasn't helped by the anime giving Kida an [[AdaptationalAngstUpgrade more angst]] on the subject of Saki, and basically making Kida bring her up when Mikado and Anri saved him, and ultimately having Kida beat up Horada in order to take revenge for what happened with Saki. This is a big change from the original novels, where Kida beat up the Yellow Scarves in self defense, and after Anri and Mikado the three just sat in silence being happy that they were all right. Anri and Mikado also aren't understanding of why Kida left, because he never brought up Saki with them at all, in fact Saki was never the main focus of Kida's characterization in those chapters.]] So this case Saki is only Misblamed, if you're talking about the novel, if you're talking about the anime however then yes Saki is at fault.
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** While this is true for the original novel, the anime's epilogue makes it seem that [[spoiler: Kida left to elope with Saki, and the scene with Mikado and Anri, smiling and being oddly understanding of his choice to leave. This also wasn't helped by the anime giving Kida an [[AdaptationalAngstUpgrade more angst]] on the subject of Saki, and basically making Kida bring her up when Mikado and Anri saved him, and ultimately having Kida beat up Horada in order to take revenge for what happened with Saki. This is a big change from the original novels, where Kida beat up the Yellow Scarves in self defense, and after Anri and Mikado arrive the three just sat in silence being happy that they were all right. Anri and Mikado also aren't understanding of why Kida left, because he never brought up Saki with them at all, in fact Saki was never the main focus of Kida's characterization in those chapters.]] So this case Saki is only Misblamed, if you're talking about the novel, if you're talking about the anime however then yes Saki is at fault.
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** Celty is to a few fans- she just wants to get her head back. This, on top of how she possesses some human traits and lives like a normal human, except everyone else ''has'' a head! Yeah.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: Yes, the unconventional storytelling structure, mature themes, and cultural references will make American audiences of the anime either praise it for its ''Baccano!''-level freshness, or bash it for being confusing, disjointed, aimless, slow, and completely misunderstandable only to people who are familiar with Japan. Example: rising teen suicide isn't so much a problem in the United States than in Japan, where the first episodes will carry more weight.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: Yes, the unconventional storytelling structure, mature themes, and cultural references will make American audiences of the anime either praise it for its ''Baccano!''-level freshness, or bash it for being confusing, disjointed, aimless, slow, and completely misunderstandable only except to people who are familiar with Japan. Example: rising teen suicide isn't so much a problem in the United States than in Japan, where the first episodes will carry more weight.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: Yes, the unconventional storytelling structure, mature themes, and cultural references will make American audiences of the anime either praise it for its ''Baccano!''-level freshness, or bash it for being confusing, disjointed, aimless, slow, and completely misunderstandable only to people who are familiar with Japan. Example: rising teen suicide isn't so much a problem in the United States as the earlier episodes make them out to be.
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** There have also been some...''interesting'' fanworks involving Izaya and his switchblade.
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** Every scene with Simon. Since he's the TokenBlackGuy, this is (sadly) to be expected. He's a bit of a FunnyForeigner, but beyond that he's mostly just a victim of casual prejudices.
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* {{The Woobie}}: After the crap [[spoiler:Izaya]] puts Masaomi through in the third arc, you can't help but want to hug him.]]
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* {{Woolseyism}}: The English dub of the anime changes most of Kida's GratuitousEnglish uses of the word "erotic" (in reference to Anri) to "boobylicious," particularly in Episode 13. It ends up working better, as "erotic" isn't often used in the same sense in English as he was using it in the original. That, and it's much more in keeping with [[GenkiGuy Kida's personality]] to make up a word on the spot and then keep using it until Mikado tells him to stop. It also [[InherentlyFunnyWords just sounds funnier.]]
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* DieForOurShip: [[http://forums.mangafox.com/showthread.php?t=173379 This is beginning to occur]] between the [[HoYay Izaya/Shizuo]] fandom and [[FoeYay Vorona/Shizuo]] shippers, and it's getting worse. Seems like it's only occurring in various forums though. Let's just pray they don't take this to {{Fanfiction.Net}}...
** It has officially started on {{Fanfiction.Net}}. [[SarcasmMode Now ain't that wonderful?]]
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** Saburo with his van according to some, and given how protective he is of it there may be an element of truth to this.
* CrazyAwesome: Izaya
* DieForOurShip: [[http://forums.mangafox.com/showthread.php?t=173379 This is beginning to occur]] between the [[HoYay Izaya/Shizuo]] fandom and [[FoeYay Vorona/Shizuo]] shippers, and it's gettingworse. Seems like it's only occurring in various forums though. Let's just pray they worse.
** If you don'ttake ship Saki and Kida together, she'll always suffer this to {{Fanfiction.Net}}...
** It has officially started on {{Fanfiction.Net}}. [[SarcasmMode Now ain't that wonderful?]]treatment. (Mostly in the [[MindGameShip Izaya/Kida]] stories.)
* CrazyAwesome: Izaya
* DieForOurShip: [[http://forums.mangafox.com/showthread.php?t=173379 This is beginning to occur]] between the [[HoYay Izaya/Shizuo]] fandom and [[FoeYay Vorona/Shizuo]] shippers, and it's getting
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* EvilIsSexy: Izaya.
** At least on Pixiv, Yoshimune is usually shipped with [[HoYay Izaya or Shizuo]].
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Izaya gets paired with ''everyone''.
** Perhaps he wants to be paired with everyone on though, he does ''love'' all humans. Except Shiuzo that is.
*** Which leads to extreme irony that he gets paired up with Shizuo the most.
** Perhaps he wants to be paired with everyone on though, he does ''love'' all humans. Except Shiuzo that is.
*** Which leads to extreme irony that he gets paired up with Shizuo the most.
* MemeticMolester: Many a fan have concluded that Izaya is just as much of an asshole in bed as he is everywhere else.
* MemeticSexGod: Many a fan have declared their desire to be punched out of their clothes by the [=GARtender=].
** Its obvious from [[http://www.amiami.jp/shop/?set=english&vgForm=ProductInfo&sku=CGD2-02061&template=default/product/e_display.html this]] that Japanese fans feel the same way. (There's also an [[http://www.amiami.jp/shop/?set=english&vgForm=ProductInfo&sku=CGD2-02060&template=default/product/e_display.html Izaya]] version)
** Its obvious from [[http://www.amiami.jp/shop/?set=english&vgForm=ProductInfo&sku=CGD2-02061&template=default/product/e_display.html this]] that Japanese fans feel the same way. (There's also an [[http://www.amiami.jp/shop/?set=english&vgForm=ProductInfo&sku=CGD2-02060&template=default/product/e_display.html Izaya]] version)
* {{Never Live it Down}}: Despite not appearing in the anime, Aoba is best known for [[spoiler: getting stabbed with a ballpoint pen by [[TranquilFury Mikado]] of all people.]] This is to the point that, since there are very few official illustrations of him and we don't get a good look at his face, he is usually made recognizable in fanart by [[spoiler: his wounded and/or bandaged hand.]]
* [[OneTrueThreesome OT3]]: Kururi and Mairu don't seem to mind crushing on the same guys, and they both kissed [[spoiler: Aoba. And there's also the {{Twincest}}]]. Of course, this is probably because they don't see themselves as seperate people.
* [[OneTrueThreesome OT3]]: Kururi and Mairu don't seem to mind crushing on the same guys, and they both kissed [[spoiler: Aoba. And there's also the {{Twincest}}]]. Of course, this is probably because they don't see themselves as seperate people.
* {{The Scrappy}}: Saki. Many people think that she destroyed the {{Three Amigos}} dynamic with Mikado, Anri and Kida to the point that [[spoiler: Kida left Ikebukuro with her and fails to communicate with the other two as time goes on.]]
** MisBlamed: The main accusation thrown at her by fans is that she's responsible for [[spoiler:Kida dropping out of school and leaving Ikebukuro]]. In reality, it has very little to do with her. Kida [[spoiler:left Ikebukuro]] because he was too ashamed to face Mikado and Anri after [[spoiler:the whole Yellow Scarves incident. The extent of Saki's involvement is giving him a place to stay after he ran away from home.]]
** MisBlamed: The main accusation thrown at her by fans is that she's responsible for [[spoiler:Kida dropping out of school and leaving Ikebukuro]]. In reality, it has very little to do with her. Kida [[spoiler:left Ikebukuro]] because he was too ashamed to face Mikado and Anri after [[spoiler:the whole Yellow Scarves incident. The extent of Saki's involvement is giving him a place to stay after he ran away from home.]]
** The Ganguros. So much ''makeup''...
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* {{The Woobie}}: After the crap [[spoiler:Izaya]] puts Masaomi through in the third arc, you can't help but want to hug him.]]
** You'll ''really'' want to give Anri a hug when you see her backstory.
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** You'll ''really'' want to give Anri a hug when you see her backstory.
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