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** The TV version of the "Heartless White Devil" scene in episode eight of ''StrikerS'' made a lot of people think that Nanoha had some sort of [[Shell Shocked Senior|Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome]] from the [[Time Skip]] between ''A's'' and ''StrikerS'' and that her reaction to Subaru and Teana's dangerous tactics in the mock battle made it look as if she wasn't fit to be training the two. The DVD version of the situation helped clear up any misgivings; she had more of a "disappointed parent" look on her face than the more ''[[Higurashi no Naku Koro ni|Higurashi]]''-like look in the TV version. Various examples of [[Off-Model|QUALITY]] animation are fixed in the DVD releases as well.
** Just before her legendary attack in episode 25, she [[Harbinger of Asskicking|stomps on the floor]], possibly to brace herself, but more likely simply because of how [[Rule of Cool|badass it makes her look]]. In the TV version, some dust is kicked up when her foot pounds onto the floor. On DVD that part of the floor is destroyed. [[Sarcasm Mode|Inexplicably]], many people seem to prefer the second.
* [[Complete Monster]]: Quattro is a cruel [[Smug Snake]] who gleefully tortures the aforementioneda six-year-old while telling her that her mother is an idiot. as well as pulling a [[Villain Override]] on poor Lutecia when it looks like Caro and Erio are about to convince her to pull a Heel Face Turn After the Numbers inside the hideout are defeated, she activates the self-destruct mechanism, noting that the defeated Numbers are "losers".
** Jail Scaglietti, who not only was Quattro's creator and thus responsible for her being the evil bitch that she is, but also {{spoiler|has his "[[Pet the Dog]]" moments ''[[Squick|squickily]]'' subverted.}}
* [[Contested Sequel]]
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