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Bakuman

Chapter 72: Shinzō's haircut, and the clothes picked immediately afterward, make him look exactly like Eiji Niizuma.
Chapter 115: The narration states that if you don't know what a manga "name" is, then go read Bakuman.
Chapter 185: Himeko has Bossun draw people based on her descriptions, one of which turns out to be Nakai.
Episode 9: Roman stops herself just before kissing Bossun and runs off, saying she promised not to kiss until her manga becomes an anime - a reference to the promise made between Mashiro and Miho.
Episode 20: Himeko incorrectly recalls Seiji's name as Eiji, at which point she poses with a hairstyle resembling Eiji's.
Episode 42: The scene where Roman makes Fumi her partner, so they can make a Shojo manga is a reference to Mashiro and Akito's dream of making their manga become an anime adapation.

Beelzebub

Chapter 86 and Episode 47: During the Kaimei festival, Bossun calls Himeko "Hilda" when she dresses as a maid for Class 2-C's maid cafe.
Chapter 164: Enigman mentions "Bel-bō" as one of the many characters listed in the results, along with a picture of baby Beelzebub.
Episode 18: The music played when Matcha Azukina is first introduced is the same as that played during Angelica's magical girl transformation in Beelzebub's episode 27.

Bleach

Chapter 1: Switch states that his favorite Espada is Aaroniero Arruruerie.
Episode 1: Switch states that his favorite Visored is Kensei Muguruma.
Episode 3: Bossun asks if Himeko is able to achieve Bankai using her field hockey stick.
Chapter 56: Bossun suggests that Himeko name her new hockey stick like a Zanpakutō with a Bankai.

D. Gray-Man

Chapter 1: Bossun comes up with the nickname "Penki Kurai-man" (Attacked-By-Paint Man) for Teppei, which Switch shortens to "P.Cry-Man." Himeko yells at him not to say the name as if it were D.Gray-Man.

Dragon Ball

Chapter 25: Switch's username on Vivage City is Porunga.
Chapter 46: When Switch cuts Bossun's hair, it ends up looking like Goku's.
Chapter 55: Goku is used as an example of an 'admirable character.'
Chapter 72: Switch dresses Shinzō like Vegeta. Additionally, Piccolo's outfit can be seen hanging on the racks.
Chapter 95: When Bossun falls through the window after being hit by the Koma cannon, he stays in the same stance as Yamcha after being killed by a Saibaiman.
Chapter 156 Roman draws Kami and Piccolo Daimao splitting while talking about how the manga club split in half.
Episode 9: Enta asks if Bossun can pull off something like a "kamehameha" with his weapon.
Episode 15: During the second eyecatch, Dante says "Makankosappo".
Episode 51: In the clubroom, a collection of Jump magazines have binding illustrations done in the style of Dragonball.

Gintama

Chapter 72: Bossun mentions that Gintoki's clothes are among those on the racks.

Hunter x Hunter

Episode 6: Tsubaki mentions the "Rare Beasts at the Ends of the World Hunter x Hunter Club" as an example of a ridiculous club at Kaimei High School.
Episode 51: A collection of manga volumes on the bookshelf read "Piece x Piece", a reference to both Hunter x Hunter and One Piece.

Doraemon

Chapter 20|Episode 8: When Switch begins explaining "the path to anime," he takes on the appearance of Nobita Nobi.
Chapter 47: The Sket Dan eat "Drymon" chocolates, which make them appear in the style of Doraemon upon ingestion.
Chapter 125: Himeko has Bossun do a Doraemon impression, which looks exactly like him.
Episode 9: Upon seeing Enta's silhouette, the Sket Dan make classic Doraemon reaction faces.
Episode 29: When Switch takes a picture of Bossun getting happy from eating Drymon chocolate, Bossun smiles like Doraemon.

Katekyo Hitman REBORN!

Episode 9: On the cover of Jump that features "We're the Student Council!", a picture of Gowadera can be seen in the bottom left corner ("Gowadera" is the fan-name for a poorly-animated Gokudera from the early episodes of the anime).
Episode 15: The game Switch plays, Fukkatsuki, uses characters who greatly resemble several core Reborn cast members - namely: Tsunayoshi Sawada, Kyouya Hibari, Hayato Gokudera, Takeshi Yamamoto, Kyoko Sasagawa, Tetsuya Kusakabe, Lambo Bovino and Bianchi. The character on the screen is a red-haired Gowadera, and the kanji for the game's title loosely translate to "Reborn Demon".
Episode 15: Gowadera appears in the corner of the train billboard in Dante's flashback.
Chapter 180/Episode 26: By switching two of the characters in Reborn's title, Gintoki comes up with "Ritekyo Hitman CABORN!"

Naruto

Chapter 18: The premise of the chapter is based on the setting of Naruto, and at one point Bossun ends his sentence with "-ttebayo," Naruto's usual sentence suffix.
Chapter 36: When asked what his favorite movie is, Dante draws the spiral shape associated with Naruto, which he then uses as a kanji with "Naruto" as the reading. He also says a supposed Naruto movie website.
Chapter 175: Dante wears a shirt that says "Naruto" along with the spiral shape often associated with the series' titular character.
Chapter 18: When Switch changes his plain ninja outfit into a cooler one, Bossun says that he's making him look like a Genin.
Episode 54: After solving the case about Himiko Minakami's fake fortune teller, Bossun says "dattebayo".
Chapter 127: When Agata asks for suggestions for a play, Dante says "Masked Shinobi" referring to Kakashi

One Piece

Chapter 19: Yamanobe refers to the style of his morning star's tail as the "One Piece Fairy Tail."
Chapter 49: Bossun holds an edition of Jump and asks Himeko if she has read that week's One Piece.
Episode 51: A collection of manga volumes on the bookshelf read "Piece x Piece", a reference to both Hunter x Hunter and One Piece.

Saint Seiya

Episode 9: Enta asks if Bossun can burn his Cosmo.

Toriko

Chapter 72: Shinzō wears a costume resembling a GT Robo.

Yu-gi-oh!

Episode 23: A beach scene shows a group of Yugioh cards and a duel disk.
Episode 29: During the explanation of the love charm, a trio of Yu-gi-oh cards are shown as an example.

Yu Yu Hakusho

Oneshot: Switch invents an eavesdropping device called Tobikage that resembles a flying lizard. The kanji used for 'Tobikage' are the same as those in Hiei's name.

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Psycho-Pass

On Air: October 11th 2012

Creator: Akira Amano

【CAST】

Shinya Kougami: Tomokazu Seki

Akane Tsunemori: Kana Hanazawa

Nobuchika Ginoza: Kenji Nojima

Tomomi Masaoka: Kinryuu Arimoto

Kagari Shuusei: Akira Ishida

Yayoi Kunizuka: Shizuka Ito

Shion Karanomori: Miyuki Sawashiro

【STORY】

The story is set in a future world in which human thinking and even the personality can be measured numerically. All the feelings, desires, and the mental tendency are all recorded and measured by the system Psycho-Pass. The story is about the “enforcement officers”, similar with policemen in our world, whose main task is to investigate crime and chase criminals with special tools.

The “Dominator”

This is a special gun that only the “enforcement officers” and the comptrollers are allowed to carry. The “Dominator” is used to measure people’s criminal index. When the gun points at one person, it shows his criminal index. When the index is higher than the standard, the “Dominator” will automatically shoot him based on how much higher it reaches. On the other hand, when the index is lower than the standard, the trigger of the “Dominator” won’t work.

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