Carrot Fluffs is an ongoing YouTube Fanime created by Eva Charat Staff
. It's centered around a girl named Mokoko and her friends, Soepekia and Visiarko dealing with situations to silly or just done right serious. Unlike most YouTube fanimes, this is in the style of a Visual Novel.
Carrot Fluffs contains examples of:
- All Girls Want Bad Boys: Inverted. Hirtemio and Nojont seem to be very nice and Mokoko and Soepekia loves hanging with them.
- Animesque
- Anime Theme Song: While the opening and ending of episode 1 uses "Night Trap", the other episdes have some anime songs. Episode 2 has "Wings of My Heart" (From Garzey's Wing) and Episode 3 has the creator's cover of "Dango Daikazoku" (from CLANNAD).
- Confession Tropes: This series has a fair share amount of these tropes for Soepekia here:
- Cannot Spit It Out: In episode 2, she couldn't confessed to Nojont due to being around other people.
- Interrupted Declaration of Love: In episode 1, this is happened when Visiarko interrupted Soepekia's confession to Nojont.
- Friendship Moment: Mokoko and Hirtemio has this moment in episode 2. (Though it may be deeper than just that.)
- Love Confession: After three episodes, Soepekia finally confessed.
- Running Gag: Anything related to the subject, bubblegum bomb.
- Anytime Soepekia and Visiarko argue.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Milue and Tumayoko qualify this.
- Tsundere: Soepekia is a wierd example of this. She's more "dere" when it comes to Nojont, has a lot more "tsun" with Visiarko and Tumayoko. Everyone has somewhat of a balence.
- Verbal Tic: Visiarko says "Myoe" at the end of her sentences most of the time. Mokoko also says "Uu man" whenever she's upset.
- Wham Episode: Episode 3. When everything became serious. There's a battle between good and evil. Not to mention how heartwarming it was of Hirtemio to comfort Mokoko.
- White Mage: Mokoko outright stated in the first episode.
- It is the case from episode two and onwards.
