- Awesome Music:
- The first opening of the anime, Junjou Spectra
. - Augmented Place and The Promised Augment, the opening songs for the two visual novel versions are very, VERY awesome.
- The first opening of the anime, Junjou Spectra
- Base-Breaking Character: Kaito Yashio himself. He's either an underwhelming protagonist who lacks enough any motivation other than playing Kill-Ballad, or a loyal friend who does what he can for the Robot Club.
- Broken Base: Both the VN and the anime seem to get this, the anime more so. Is it a decent installment/series that just couldn't match Steins;Gate, the most underwhelming of the Science Adventure Series, or just an average title?
- Les Yay:
- Frau Kojirou calls Junna Daitoku a "seductive bitch" for smelling of a nice perfume, although it could also be a case of Stupid Sexy Flanders (She tells her to GTFO). She also does something like that during a photo session with Junna.
- Or Airi, she's smitten by her, when she sees her in 3D.
- Strangled by the Red String: In the anime, between Akiho and Kaito. Their friendship was given plenty of focus throughout the series, so by the end of the series it's clear enough that they're good friends with a strong bond. However, almost none of their interaction was romantic in nature, or even hinted at being romantic. Their explicitly romantic development consisted of a few scenes where Akiho becomes irate with Kaito for hanging around Frau too much, Mitchi cracking some jokes about a potential relationship between them, and a small amount of initial hesitance to sleep in the same bed when there's only one in the hotel room Mitchi got them. Even then, Akiho's the one who reacts the strongest, resulting in the perception that the crush is onesided. Thus, the Relationship Upgrade winds up coming out of left field. A romantic relationship between them was never completely out of the cards and is far from nonsensical, but it certainly skipped quite a few steps down the road of its development.
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