Supreme Chef: Koyori is shown to be a very good cook after studying a recipe in Episode 7. Suddenly Speaking: Koyori, who finally speaks in Episode 9. Starter Villain: Team Chain is the first enemy the main characters have to face, and once defeated their role in the plot is reduced to a couple of cameos. After all, Brazil is the country with the largest Japanese population outside Japan. This isn't nearly as far-fetched as it sounds. 
Shown Their Work: Koyori's cover story is that she is a third generation Japanese immigrant from Brazil who is currently in an exchange program. Sequel Hook: The finale ends with Tazuna and Koyori walking off to meet God. They don't have romantic feelings for each other, but they do get along with each other. Platonic Life-Partners: Team Shadow (Chizuru and Hayate) and Team Sword (Kodama and Moriyama). Personality Powers: The Nimrods, assuming the shape of the user's most dominant personality-trait when summoned. Ordinary High-School Student: Tazuna is one before the events of the show. #Handshaker douijnshi full
It appears very late in the anime, and we finally get to see the fight in full in Episode 9.
Opening Shout-Out: The fight scene that's shown prominently in the opening is Tazuna and Koyori's second battle with Kodama. His parents are also very kind, so this trope apparently runs in the family. It's the opposite, she's his boss and older than him. Mistaken Age: Anyone who meets Chizuru instantly jumps to the conclusion that she's Hayate's subordinate and a trainee, due to her height and youthful appearance. Instant Expert: Koyori's learning curve is abnormally high and despite being unconscious for the majority of her life, she picks up and adapts to new things extremely fast, as evident with the "Precious Memories" card-game, where she can go toe-to-toe with a champion of the game despite only learning about the game's existence less than two hours beforehand. However, it turns out that she's more of a wannabe idol than anything she has absolutely no fanbase and her manager Hibiki isn't able to book a decent gig for her since he's essentially been blacklisted from the entertainment industry. Idol Singer: Kodama, who considers it a part-time job alongside with being a Handshaker. It turns out to be a gimmick that was thought up by her manager as a way to make her more appealing. Hurricane of Aphorisms: Kodama often quotes from famous historical figures. Koyori even has to hold hands with Tazuna otherwise she'll die. Holding Hands: A recurring element of the show. God: Hand Shakers are determined to defeat God to grant their wishes. 
Gainaxing: Breasts bounce wildly without much needed movement. Though this is later subverted as she starts to gain more emotions over the course of the show, as Episode 6 shows her crying, and Episodes 5 and 7 shows her smiling. Defeat Equals Explosion: Happens to Kodama when Tazuna and Koyori defeat her in Episode 9. Curb-Stomp Battle: Tazuna's first battle with Kodama was completely one-sided. My fiancee is from Offaly where it's hard to find anyone who doesn't know Brian Cowen, and my dad's fishing friends remember Bertie opening a pontoon that was about 4 square yards of floating plastic on Iniscarra Reservoir. And I work with someone who interviewed Leo and have a friend who used to be in Young Fine Gael, where he was very proud to meet Enda Kenny. 
Going back further, the 2 previous presidents are or were both very heavily involved with our organisation too. Michael D is easy too - I work for an organisation where he's performed several launches, openings and other ceremonies. MM's constituency is the next one over, pretty sure my dad's met him, as has probably everyone else I know who's over 40 and owns any sort of major local business in Co Cork, and anyone who's involved in politics in any way or social organising or union leadership. Yeah I can think of numerous ways that it could be 2 for me.
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