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A [[Kaori Yuki]] manga involving the fucked up issues of fairies, humans, and halfs; and their struggles to overcome them. |
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* [[Abusive Parents]]: Ian's father and Rin's mother. |
* [[Abusive Parents]]: Ian's father and Rin's mother. |
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* [[Creepy Doll]]: In the first chapter. |
* [[Creepy Doll]]: In the first chapter. |
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* [[The Dandy]]: Kaito. |
* [[The Dandy]]: Kaito. |
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* [[Double Standard Rape Female |
* [[Double Standard Rape (Female on Male)]]: Subverted when it's revealed that {{spoiler|Kaito didn't like having sex with Queen Knockma but was too scared of the consequences of refusing her to denounce her}}. |
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* [[Dysfunction Junction]]: If a character has any [[Character Development|development]], they probably get a traumatic backstory. |
* [[Dysfunction Junction]]: If a character has any [[Character Development|development]], they probably get a traumatic backstory. |
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* [[The Fair Folk]]: From fairies who steal human bodies to evil Celtic gods who just want to bring the destruction of the world. |
* [[The Fair Folk]]: From fairies who steal human bodies to evil Celtic gods who just want to bring the destruction of the world. |
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* [[Fire-Forged Friends]]: Ian and Ainsel. |
* [[Fire-Forged Friends]]: Ian and Ainsel. |
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* [[Freudian Excuse]] |
* [[Freudian Excuse]] |
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* [[Grande Dame]]: Heriat's grandmother. |
* [[Grande Dame]]: Heriat's grandmother. |
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* [[Grand Theft Me]] |
* [[Grand Theft Me]] |
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* [[Happily Adopted]]: {{spoiler|Tokage, until the villagers [[It Got Worse|decided]] to [[Powered |
* [[Happily Adopted]]: {{spoiler|Tokage, until the villagers [[It Got Worse|decided]] to [[Powered by a Forsaken Child|sacrife]] [[Fantastic Racism|him]] and he [[Murder by Mistake|killed]] his [[Parental Substitute|adoptive mother]] ([[Unstoppable Rage|and everyone else]]) after [[Deal with the Devil|letting a evil god to take temporarily over his body]] to escape}}. |
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* [[Heel Face Turn]] |
* [[Heel Face Turn]] |
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* [[Hero |
* [[Hero with Bad Publicity]]: Liar Ian. |
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* [[Heroic Sacrifice]] |
* [[Heroic Sacrifice]] |
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* [[Ho Yay]] / [[Foe Yay]]: Kaito and Raven, so much. |
* [[Ho Yay]] / [[Foe Yay]]: Kaito and Raven, so much. |
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* [[Missing Mom]]: Turns out to be important to the plot. |
* [[Missing Mom]]: Turns out to be important to the plot. |
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* [[Mommy Issues]]: ''Tokage''. |
* [[Mommy Issues]]: ''Tokage''. |
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* [[Separated |
* [[Separated at Birth]]: {{spoiler|Ian and Tokage. Justified, however, as Tokage was stillborn and could live only in the fairies' world}}. |
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* [[Shotacon]]: {{spoiler|Queen Knockma: Kaito was just a kid when she took him as a lover}}. |
* [[Shotacon]]: {{spoiler|Queen Knockma: Kaito was just a kid when she took him as a lover}}. |
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* [[Took a Level |
* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: Ian. |
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* [[The Unfavorite]]: Tokage feels that way: {{spoiler|not telling your son that the whole [[Parental Abandonment|abandoning thing]] and the "We don't need you" speech were actually a way to [[Give Him a Normal Life|protect him from your enemies]] can [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero|backfire that way]]}}. |
* [[The Unfavorite]]: Tokage feels that way: {{spoiler|not telling your son that the whole [[Parental Abandonment|abandoning thing]] and the "We don't need you" speech were actually a way to [[Give Him a Normal Life|protect him from your enemies]] can [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero|backfire that way]]}}. |
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Latest revision as of 11:25, 11 April 2017
A Kaori Yuki manga involving the fucked up issues of fairies, humans, and halfs; and their struggles to overcome them.
Tropes used in Fairy Cube include:
- Abusive Parents: Ian's father and Rin's mother.
- Bifauxnen: Shira, not all the time though.
- Big Screwed-Up Family
- Break the Cutie
- Break the Haughty
- Broken Bird: Rin, Shira.
- Cain and Abel
- Childhood Friend Romance: Ian and Rin.
- Creepy Doll: In the first chapter.
- The Dandy: Kaito.
- Double Standard Rape (Female on Male): Subverted when it's revealed that Kaito didn't like having sex with Queen Knockma but was too scared of the consequences of refusing her to denounce her.
- Dysfunction Junction: If a character has any development, they probably get a traumatic backstory.
- The Fair Folk: From fairies who steal human bodies to evil Celtic gods who just want to bring the destruction of the world.
- Fire-Forged Friends: Ian and Ainsel.
- Freudian Excuse
- Grande Dame: Heriat's grandmother.
- Grand Theft Me
- Happily Adopted: Tokage, until the villagers decided to sacrife him and he killed his adoptive mother (and everyone else) after letting a evil god to take temporarily over his body to escape.
- Heel Face Turn
- Hero with Bad Publicity: Liar Ian.
- Heroic Sacrifice
- Ho Yay / Foe Yay: Kaito and Raven, so much.
- Jerkass Woobie: Tokage, Shira, Kaito...
- Living MacGuffin: Ainsel.
- Missing Mom: Turns out to be important to the plot.
- Mommy Issues: Tokage.
- Separated at Birth: Ian and Tokage. Justified, however, as Tokage was stillborn and could live only in the fairies' world.
- Shotacon: Queen Knockma: Kaito was just a kid when she took him as a lover.
- Took a Level in Badass: Ian.
- The Unfavorite: Tokage feels that way: not telling your son that the whole abandoning thing and the "We don't need you" speech were actually a way to protect him from your enemies can backfire that way.