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* [[Adorkable]]: Jean, definitely. Even Nadia's English voice actress has said she would date someone like him in a heartbeat. Hanson, too, once he switches sides.
* [[Ambiguously Brown]]: invoked and discussed within the story itself. Nadia's brown skin, straight hair, green eyes, and "[[Mukokuseki|stateless]]" anime heroine looks are all in marked contrast to the rest of the crew who all have recognizably ethnic features. Most characters only have a vague idea she might be African... or [[Own Brown Town|Indian]]... ({{spoiler|Turns out she's Atlantean.}})
* [[Anachronism Stew]]: Most of the non-atlantean technology seems more appropriate to 1910 or even 1920 than 1889.
* [[Ancient Astronauts]]: The true origin of Atlantis, and therefore several major characters
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* [[Broken Bird]] - Nadia, due to her personal experiences with adults; particularly her circus ringmaster at the beginning of the series. This causes her to distrust adults and people in general, believing they either want to use her or simply want the Blue Water she possesses. Thankfully, she gets better with help from Jean, Grandis, and the Nautilus crew.
** Electra and Captain Nemo also qualify, albeit for entirely different reasons.
* [[Canon Discontinuity]]: When the show returns in Episode 35 after the infamous island/Africa arc, it all but neglects the events that happened in them (save episodes 30 & 31), suggesting they were never intended to be part of the plot.<br /><br />Hideaki Anno is even said to have been dissatisfied with the final result of the TV show, and as a matter of fact has made a shorter, more streamlined compilation called "The Nautilus Story", which all but eliminates the filler arc and concentrates on the struggle between Nemo and Gargoyle (some scenes in the more pivotal episodes are cut as well). (This version, clocking in at approximately six hours, was only released in Japan on video and laserdisc.) In fact, this release was as close as Anno came to doing a remake of the show theatrically.
* [[The Captain]]: How much bigger a Captain do you need than Captain Nemo?
* [[Charles Atlas Superpower]]: Sanson breaks out of prison by ''bending the bars''. Later he stops the punch from a mecha twice his size. Both were bare handed.