While the Autumn Arc has a multitude of opponents for Fuuko and Andy to face in it, the titular UMA Autumn is the most applicable for this trope due to capturing her being a prime motivator for the arc as whole, and for being the final opponent faced in the arc itself. Andy finds Fuuto, the MC of the show who has disaster happen to anyone that touches her. Andy is considered an Undead, and wants to die, so he believes his only hope from a “grand death” is to fall in love with Fuuto. I love Andy as a character because he’s so optimistic no matter the challenge, and he’s overall hilarious especially when he cuts his legs off to get a power

The first few chapters are far more perverted and ecchi than later on. Fans often tell others just to skip those as it's not indicative of what the series is really like. The shot of Andy successfully preventing Sean from stabbing Fuuko to death in the Autumn arc is mirrored when Fuuko disarms Sean's attempt to stab her while trying to capture him in the 101st loop.The Spring Arc has two: the titular UMA Spring, whose takedown is the main driver of the arc's events, and Under, who aim to be the ones to kill it.

World of Muscle Men: The majority of the male characters tend to be conspicuously muscular, with their physiques being obvious even when fully clothed. Ironically, some of them don't even specialize in hand-to-hand combat, but nonetheless avert Muscles Are Meaningless. Psychometry: Certain artifacts will funnel visions into the mind of the person touching them the first time they touch them. These images are later revealed to be visions of past loops. Characters: The main duo has a nice chemistry between them, though it seems a little rushed at times. The physical comedy that is generated by their interaction is not something revolutionary, but it is tried and tested, and never fails to amuse when done properly. As more of the cast is slowly revealed, you get the feeling it is almost gearing up to be a proper Shounen. Most of the artifacts' names are references to movies or games: The artifact that makes up Rip's legs is called Blade Runner, Anno Un has a soul-transporting artifact called Soulcalibur, Feng has an artifact called Game of Death that can summon dead martial artists as jiangshi, and the Volume 6 extras dub the time-control artifact Life Is Strange. The man, whom Fuuko names Andy, is immortal—and like her, he also wishes for death. Initially dismissive, Fuuko eventually decides to team up with Andy to give him the best death possible; but a mysterious organization lurks in the shadows, hoping to take advantage of the duo’s bizarre abilities. Latest ChaptersCreed heavily resembles Guile, with his outfit being close to the latter's outfit in Street Fighter II. Time Skip: Not uncommon in the series, as there's usually some reason for a skip between a quest being completed and Apocalypse handing out the rewards and penalties, but two particular skips stand out: Plot: The title is the plot, and you know it is. If still you're not convinced, read the synopsis, which more or less describes the first episode adequately. Though, it