Cooldown Hug: Used in the Final Battle in both adaptations.Two full-page spreads are dedicated to it. Maron and Chiaki have sex in the night before the Final Battle. Coitus Ensues: Manga-only, chapter 29.Chess Motifs: The sealed demons turn into chess pieces, Jeanne seals them while calling 'Checkmate', and the floor of the manga's Final Battle looks like a chessboard.Cheap Costume: Brought about when a demon-possessed human gets their hands on Maron's Transformation Trinket.Canon Immigrant: The policemen, who are an Ascended Extra in the anime, appear on manga splash panels, art books, and Arina Tanemura says she enjoys them very much and wishes she'd thought of them.Somewhat deconstructed, presenting several cases of White-and-Grey Morality. Black-and-White Morality: It's a story of God versus the Devil, Good versus Evil.Beethoven Was an Alien Spy: The historical Jeanne d'Arc's military achievements were only a side thing В– her real mission was to cleanse the worlds of demons.In the former's case, this has all been happening since she was an infant. About halfway through the manga and towards the end of the anime, she finds out that she's been working for Satan all along, her Mentor Mascot is a Fallen Angel who was in on the whole thing, and the two have been conspiring to break her. Awful Truth: Maron is on a Mission from God.In the anime, he and four of his policemen are distinguished characters who are very invested in capturing Jeanne. Miyakos father is only depicted in chibi style in the manga, where both he and the police provide comic relief. The title of the story itself includes these arc words В– 'kami kaze' means 'divine wind'. Chapter 23, in which Maron meets Jeanne d'Arc is titled 'The Wind Is Born'. God can't interfere in human life beyond creating wind, several characters wish they could 'fly away', Maron is described by several people as a gentle wind, and in the end Maron states that she wants to become a healing, challenging or supporting wind in people's lives. While there's a Demonic Possession that ties it into the rest of the story, it only seems to be there to make the Love Dodecahedron even bigger. Coming right after the Zen arc in the manga, it deals with Kagura and his feeling for Yashiro. And Now For Something Completely Different: Chapter 17.This includes Finn's and Access' backstory in heaven, angels Toki and Celcia, and the actual reason Finn started working for the Devil. Adapted Out: Most of the angel-related backstory is only found in the manga.Adaptational Modesty: Any references to Jeanne being 'pure', Noin attempting to rape Maron, or Maron and Chiaki having sex are absent from the anime adaptation.It's Justified as the manga heavily implies that Jeanne was raped just before Maron got there and is suicidal, but the anime goes for a more family friendly aproach.It's Maron who convinces her that not all hope is lost. The same Jeanne d'Arc in the manga has given into her fate. In the anime she reminds Maron of her true purpose, motivates her and helps her get back on her feet. Both the manga and the anime have Maron meet the historical Jeanne d'Arc. Adaptational Heroism: Jeanne d'Arc herself, of all people.

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