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{{quote|'''Attacking Tucans:''' "We should form a musical group."
'''[[Josh Jepson]]:''' "No we shouldn't. That sounds like a horrible idea."
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* ENOZ from ''[[Haruhi Suzumiya]]''. It uses the first letters of the last name of each band member. Mai Zaizen, Mizuki Okajima, Takato Nakamishi, and Miyuki Enomoto. Of this, this is ''also'' a tribute to ZONE.
* DMC ([[Detroit Metal City]]) also counts as a referential name to KISS's song "Detroit Rock City."
=== [[Literature]] ===
* AKT (All Kindly Toes) from the ''[[Jack of Kinrowan]]'' stories by [[Charles de Lint]].
=== [[Video Games]] ===
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"I was thinking maybe The Ui Hirasawa Rhythm All-Stars," Ui countered, grinning.
"The Western Empire Ballet Company," said Jun.
"Student Drivers," Ui replied.<ref>An idiomatic translation of their band name in the ''K-On! High School'' manga.</ref>
"Orangebender," Jun declared.
"Ooh, that one's not bad," said Ui.
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