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* Misa Kakizaki's light-brown-turned-violet-hair was the only case in the series of an [[Adaptation Dye Job]] getting it right. Akamatsu originally intended her hair to be that colour, but wasn't able to portray it with the tankobon's limited colour palette. |
* Misa Kakizaki's light-brown-turned-violet-hair was the only case in the series of an [[Adaptation Dye Job]] getting it right. Akamatsu originally intended her hair to be that colour, but wasn't able to portray it with the tankobon's limited colour palette. |
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* Negi's pactio card number is 496, which is the sum of the numbers 1 through 31. It is also the third perfect number (it is equal to the sum of its factors). |
* Negi's pactio card number is 496, which is the sum of the numbers 1 through 31. It is also the third perfect number (it is equal to the sum of its factors). |
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* [[wikipedia:Kurt Godel|Kurt Gödel]] was an Austrian-American mathmetician and philosopher. Similarly, "Jack Rakan" is really "[[wikipedia:Jacques Lacan|Jacques Lacan]]," with the spelling mangled by round-trip translation. |
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* Chigusa Amagasaki, [[Big Bad]] of the Kyoto arc is named after one of [[Ken Akamatsu|Akamatsu's]] assistants. |
* Chigusa Amagasaki, [[Big Bad]] of the Kyoto arc is named after one of [[Ken Akamatsu|Akamatsu's]] assistants. |
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** As is the case with Keiichi Yamashita, the "3D-jujitsu" practitioner from the Mahora Budokai who Evangeline handily defeated. |
** As is the case with Keiichi Yamashita, the "3D-jujitsu" practitioner from the Mahora Budokai who Evangeline handily defeated. |
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