History YMMV / NyanKoi

* HilariousInHindsight: It's premise is very similar to ''Series/OneHundredDeedsForEddieMcdowd'', but of course, with cats instead of dogs.

* ContrivedCoincidence: Junpei kicked an empty can down the street. The can lands in front of the statue then ''bounces upon landing in the opposite direction'' so that it hits the statue, and somehow the ''empty can'' hits the ''stone statue'' hard enough that it breaks. Either that statue was already broken and the can was [[WaferThinMint all was needed to finish the job]] or the deity really wanted an excuse to punish Junpei.

* HilariousInHindsight: It's premise is very similar to {{100DeedsForEddieMcDowd}}, but of course, with cats instead of dogs.

* HilariousInHindsight: It's premise is very similar to 100DeedsForEddieMcDowd, but of course, with cats instead of dogs.

* ViewerGenderConfusion: There is a bit of this with Nagi, who at first seems like a tall, boyish-looking girl, then is treated like a boy, and in the end turns out [[TheUntwist really being a girl]].

* ViewerGenderConfusion: There is a bit of this with Nagi, who at first seems like a tall, boyish-looking girl, then is treated like a boy, and in the end turns to really be a girl.

* {{Woolseyism}}: Before the series was licensed, the subbing groups worked in their own functional Wooseysism. The small ShowWithinAShow at the end of every episode, Nyankoma ("nyan" being the Japanese onomatopoeia for "meow," and "koma" being [[{{Yonkoma}} a kind of comic strip]]), is Woolseyed into "MewView."

* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Any scene between Junpei and Kaede, really. They really are just adorable together. Akari when she finally starts to make friends is a very heartwarming scene.