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* CatSmile:
** The sisters' default expression, particularly Kana.
** In season 3, virtually every character has this.
** The sisters' default expression, particularly Kana.
** In season 3, virtually every character has this.
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Removing parts that sound a bit too much like a review.
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The series follows the footsteps of ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', ''Manga/LuckyStar'', and other SliceOfLife works. Don't expect much realism or drama. Do expect a lot of eccentric characters that play off each other and just a plain lot of fun.
The manga was adapted into an anime by Creator/{{Daume}} and directed by Creator/MasahikoOhta in 2007. It was followed the next year by a sequel series titled ''Minami-ke Okawari'' by a different studio, Creator/{{Asread}}. It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
The manga was adapted into an anime by Creator/{{Daume}} and directed by Creator/MasahikoOhta in 2007. It was followed the next year by a sequel series titled ''Minami-ke Okawari'' by a different studio, Creator/{{Asread}}. It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
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* JustTrainWrong: In the 2nd season ending Kana is shown walking a train track whose gauge is as wide as Kana is tall. Most lines in Japan are 1067 mm wide. Either it's a blatant error or Kana is only about one meter tall. There are also no signal posts or mileposts as far as an eye can see.
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** Chiaki and Fujioka's angel/devil pairs that appear in episode two of ''Okaeri''. Combined with EvilIsSexy.
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** Chiaki and Fujioka's angel/devil pairs that appear in episode two of ''Okaeri''. Combined with EvilIsSexy.
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* IntimateLotionApplication: When the [[BeachEpisode cast goes to the beach]], this is a problem for Makoto [[DisguisedInDrag who is crossdressing as "Mako-chan"]] since the beach environment makes it hard to conceal his true gender from the others. One of the incidents includes Haruka (who doesn't know he's a boy) offering to rub sunscreen on him, and he can't think of a reason to refuse. The audience doesn't see the act itself, but when we next see Makoto he's [[LuminescentBlush flushing red]] and in a daze at having Haruka (who's a MsFanservice that he has a PrecociousCrush on) touch him in such an intimate manner.
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** It becomes a LoveDodecahedron when Akira joins in. He's attracted by Riko's long hair, but his close relationship with Kana makes him the target of Fujioka's jealously. Akira on the other hand has no idea of Fujioka's feelings towards Kana and mistakes Riko for Fujioka's girlfriend, believing that being the reason why he's mad at him. Also, Riko and Kana have no idea what's going on, everyone within the LoveDodecahedron doesn't know that he/she ''is'' in one.
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** It becomes a LoveDodecahedron when Akira joins in. He's attracted by Riko's long hair, but his close relationship with Kana makes him the target of Fujioka's jealously.jealousy. Akira on the other hand has no idea of Fujioka's feelings towards Kana and mistakes Riko for Fujioka's girlfriend, believing that being the reason why he's mad at him. Also, Riko and Kana have no idea what's going on, everyone within the LoveDodecahedron doesn't know that he/she ''is'' in one.
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''Minami-ke'' is a {{seinen}} manga series by Koharu Sakuraba which began serialization in ''Weekly Young Magazine'' in 2004. Take an OneeSama, a hopelessly GenkiGirl, and a LittleMissSnarker, make them sisters, and put them all under one roof. That's ''Minami-ke''. The show is a SliceOfLife comedy which blends the HighSchool, Middle School, and Elementary School subgenres by having each of the three sisters attend one of these. The fourth storyline is about interactions of the three and their friends at home.
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''Minami-ke'' ("The Minami Family") is a {{seinen}} manga series by Koharu Sakuraba which began serialization in ''Weekly Young Magazine'' in 2004. Take an OneeSama, a hopelessly GenkiGirl, and a LittleMissSnarker, make them sisters, and put them all under one roof. That's ''Minami-ke''. The show is a SliceOfLife comedy which blends the HighSchool, Middle School, and Elementary School subgenres by having each of the three sisters attend one of these. The fourth storyline is about interactions of the three and their friends at home.
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Green links.
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* UnexpectedGameplayChange: ''The Teacher and Ninomiya'': The Video Game. Such genres include [[VideoGame/StreetFighterII fighting]], [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros platformer]], [[Videogame/{{Gradius}} shoot-em-up]], Capcom-grade survival horror, and an RPG.
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* UnexpectedGameplayChange: ''The Teacher and Ninomiya'': The Video Game. Such genres include [[VideoGame/StreetFighterII fighting]], [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros1 platformer]], [[Videogame/{{Gradius}} shoot-em-up]], Capcom-grade survival horror, and an RPG.
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Per TRS, and this is a ZCE
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* GratuitousGerman: The German pilot in the last scene of ''Okawari''. In this case, it's [[SurprisinglyGoodEnglish Surprisingly Good German]].
--> "Meine Damen und Herren, dieses Flugzeug wird um 19 Uhr in San Francisco ankommen. Ich wünsche Ihnen einen guten Flug."
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%%--> "Meine Damen und Herren, dieses Flugzeug wird um 19 Uhr in San Francisco ankommen. Ich wünsche Ihnen einen guten Flug."
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** In the final scene of the OVA ''Natsuyasumi'', Hosaka is ordering food at a [[BlandNameProduct WcDonalds]]. The two cashiers behind the register look a lot like Chiho and Maou from ''LightNovel/TheDevilIsAPartTimer''.
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** In the final scene of the OVA ''Natsuyasumi'', Hosaka is ordering food at a [[BlandNameProduct WcDonalds]]. The two cashiers behind the register look a lot like Chiho and Maou from ''LightNovel/TheDevilIsAPartTimer''.''Literature/TheDevilIsAPartTimer''.
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* OffModel: The character designs for Season 3 differ vastly from the first two seasons, to the point of invoking this trope at times. Thankfully they kept the same seiyuu/voice actors for each character.
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Dork Age was renamed
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* SpellingSong: The first, third, and fourth season opening themes. The [[DorkAge second season]]... was something else entirely.
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* SpellingSong: The first, third, and fourth season opening themes. The [[DorkAge [[AudienceAlienatingEra second season]]... was something else entirely.
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A fourth season, ''Minami-ke Tadaima'', this time animated by feel., aired in the Winter2013Anime season (simulcast by Creator/FUNimation), and returns even more to the first season's roots, down to having a similarly-styled opening song and animation. It even brought back the iconic starting spiel that you can see at the top of this very entry. Two [=OVAs=], named ''Minami-ke Omatase''[[note]]it's released before ''Tadaima''[[/note]] and ''Minami-ke Natsuyasumi'', were also released, with the first one being a HalloweenEpisode and the second one being a BeachEpisode.
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A fourth season, ''Minami-ke Tadaima'', this time animated by feel., aired started in the Winter2013Anime season January 2013 (simulcast by Creator/FUNimation), and returns even more to the first season's roots, down to having a similarly-styled opening song and animation. It even brought back the iconic starting spiel that you can see at the top of this very entry. Two [=OVAs=], named ''Minami-ke Omatase''[[note]]it's released before ''Tadaima''[[/note]] and ''Minami-ke Natsuyasumi'', were also released, with the first one being a HalloweenEpisode and the second one being a BeachEpisode.
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* AdultFear: Otherwise incredibly lighthearted, an example is found in the last episode of ''Okaeri'' when they find [[spoiler:what appears to be Kana's suicide note]].
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* BlandNameProduct: Like most slice-of-life shows, there are tons.
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* WhamShot: Otherwise incredibly lighthearted, an example is found in the last episode of ''Okaeri'' when they find [[spoiler:what appears to be Kana's suicide note]].
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: In episode 2, after Chiaki gives her whole class nicknames and destroys their self-esteem, two students lament that their nicknames are "Student A" and "Student B", which is exactly how minor characters without proper names are credited in anime.
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The manga was adapted to anime, with the first season airing in 2007. The second season sequel, ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume). It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
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The manga was adapted to anime, with the first season airing into an anime by Creator/{{Daume}} and directed by Creator/MasahikoOhta in 2007. The second season sequel, It was followed the next year by a sequel series titled ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume).studio, Creator/{{Asread}}. It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
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* SignatureShot: The first episode, "The Three Minami Sisters", contains director Masahiko Ohta's signature shot of a camera barreling down a hallway at full speed, loving drawn in full [=3D=], when Kana chases her sister looking for a kiss.
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Take an OneeSama, a hopelessly GenkiGirl, and a LittleMissSnarker, make them sisters, and put them all under one roof. That's ''Minami-ke''. The show is a SliceOfLife comedy which blends the HighSchool, Middle School, and Elementary School subgenres by having each of the three sisters attend one of these. The fourth storyline is about interactions of the three and their friends at home.
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''Minami-ke'' is a {{seinen}} manga series by Koharu Sakuraba which began serialization in ''Weekly Young Magazine'' in 2004. Take an OneeSama, a hopelessly GenkiGirl, and a LittleMissSnarker, make them sisters, and put them all under one roof. That's ''Minami-ke''. The show is a SliceOfLife comedy which blends the HighSchool, Middle School, and Elementary School subgenres by having each of the three sisters attend one of these. The fourth storyline is about interactions of the three and their friends at home.
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''Minami-ke'' is a {{seinen}} manga series by Koharu Sakuraba which began serialization in ''Weekly Young Magazine'' in 2004. The series follows the footsteps of ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', ''Manga/LuckyStar'', and other SliceOfLife works. Don't expect much realism or drama. Do expect a lot of eccentric characters that play off each other and just a plain lot of fun.
It was later adapted to anime, with the first season airing in 2007. The second season sequel, ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume). It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
It was later adapted to anime, with the first season airing in 2007. The second season sequel, ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume). It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
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Based on a manga series by Koharu Sakuraba, the show follows the footsteps of ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', ''Manga/LuckyStar'', and other SliceOfLife works. The first season, directed by future Moe maestro Creator/MasahikoOhta, emphasizes the absurdity of what's happening on-screen. Don't expect much realism or drama. Do expect a lot of eccentric characters that play off each other and just a plain lot of fun.
The second season sequel, ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume). It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
The second season sequel, ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume). It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
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It was later adapted to anime, with the first season airing in 2007. The second season sequel, ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume). It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
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* ForgivingTheAccidentalPervert: [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-Zagged]]. When [[TheStoic Natsuki]] accidentally gropes [[ClassRepresentative Haruka]] in front of the class during school hours, she all but explains outright that she has to be seen replying to it in order to maintain their public images and stop any wayward rumours, and apologises in advance. Natsuki makes it clear he's aware of her dilemma and consents to 'taking responsibility', so Haruka visibly punches him in response to the 'perversion'. [[NothingPersonal It is clear neither side have any hard feelings over it]] and Haruka would likely have let it pass if it happened in private.
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Only One Name is if they only have one name. If they have more names that are unrevealed, it's No Full Name Given.
* NoFullNameGiven: Almost the entire cast. It's easier to point out the characters whose family names are known: The Minami sisters, the other Minami family (Touma's family), and Chiaki's friend Yuka Uchida.
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* OnlyOneName: Almost the entire cast. It's easier to point out the characters who do have family names: The Minami sisters, the other Minami family (Touma's family), and Chiaki's friend Yuka Uchida.
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* BeachEpisode: A few of them.
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** Everyone becomes this at times.
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* HotForStudent: The soap opera ''[[ShowWithinAShow The Teacher and Ninomiya's]]'' premise.
* HotSpringsEpisode: The very first episode of ''Okawari''.
* HotSpringsEpisode: The very first episode of ''Okawari''.
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Based on a manga series by Koharu Sakuraba, the show follows the footsteps of ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', ''Manga/LuckyStar'', and other SliceOfLife works and emphasizes the absurdity of what's happening on-screen. Don't expect much realism or drama. Do expect a lot of eccentric characters that play off each other and just a plain lot of fun. The second season sequel, ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume). It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
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Based on a manga series by Koharu Sakuraba, the show follows the footsteps of ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', ''Manga/LuckyStar'', and other SliceOfLife works and works. The first season, directed by future Moe maestro Creator/MasahikoOhta, emphasizes the absurdity of what's happening on-screen. Don't expect much realism or drama. Do expect a lot of eccentric characters that play off each other and just a plain lot of fun. fun.
The second season sequel, ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume). It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
The second season sequel, ''Minami-ke Okawari'' started airing in January 2008 and was produced by a different company (Creator/{{Asread}}, instead of Daume). It mostly consists of original material not covered in the manga and contains much more {{Fanservice}}, which might be the reason that the viewing public generally regards it as far inferior to the first season.
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** In a scene concerning Valentine's Day...
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** In a scene concerning Valentine's Day...Day, a mistake on the translator's part (Chiaki actually said, "I tried making Chocolat de chocolat (a multi-layered chocolate cake)". Mako-chan then butchers the name as "sokora de kokora") gives us the next dialogue.
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:::This is mostly a mistake in the translator's part. Chiaki actually said, "I tried making Chocolat de chocolat (a multi-layered chocolate cake)". Mako-chan then butchers the name as "sokora de kokora".
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* ZettaiRyouiki: The girls in Chiaki's grade school seem to have this as part of the uniform.
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Kotatsu is being detroped and moved to Japanese Architecture per TRS
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* {{Kotatsu}}: Much of the time the sisters or their friends are shown at home, they are seated around it. Or under it.
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* CatSmile: The sisters' default expression, particularly Kana.
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** The sisters' default expression, particularly Kana.
** The sisters' default expression, particularly Kana.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Kana and Chiaki are both prone to some very bizarre "deductions".
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* LoveLetterLunacy: In the first episode, Chiaki's... creative re-interpretation of the letter as a challenge from a ''[[JapaneseDelinquents banchou]]'' has [[HilarityEnsues hilarious results]].
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* LoveLetterLunacy: In the first episode, Chiaki's... creative [[InsaneTrollLogic creative]] re-interpretation of the letter as a challenge from a ''[[JapaneseDelinquents banchou]]'' has [[HilarityEnsues hilarious results]].
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Trivia trope(s).
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* CastingGag: Fujioka's {{Seiyuu}}, Creator/TetsuyaKakihara, is well known for speaking German, as he plays German speaking [[EmpathicWeapon Armed Devices]] in ''Franchise/MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha''. In the last scene of ''Okawari'', he plays a German pilot.
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How To Create A Works Page explicitly says "No bolding is used for work titles."
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Take an OneeSama, a hopelessly GenkiGirl, and a LittleMissSnarker, make them sisters, and put them all under one roof. That's '''''Minami-ke'''''. The show is a SliceOfLife comedy which blends the HighSchool, Middle School, and Elementary School subgenres by having each of the three sisters attend one of these. The fourth storyline is about interactions of the three and their friends at home.
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Take an OneeSama, a hopelessly GenkiGirl, and a LittleMissSnarker, make them sisters, and put them all under one roof. That's '''''Minami-ke'''''.''Minami-ke''. The show is a SliceOfLife comedy which blends the HighSchool, Middle School, and Elementary School subgenres by having each of the three sisters attend one of these. The fourth storyline is about interactions of the three and their friends at home.