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**Aoi's Blue Angel avatar is a pop idol, similar to an internet celebrity. It is also shown that Blue Angel's personality is more outgoing as opposed to Aoi's more subdued personality in real life and Blue Angel can be seen as Aoi's real self.
**Revolver's avatar doesn't have visible pupils. Given how he dislikes the nature of lying that he believes the Vrains causes and how eyes are often windows of truth, his eyes are lacking as to represent this.
**Ema's Ghost Girl avatar is very similar to Playmaker's in which it's a simple design only swiching her lavender hair for grey and giving her a mask, obvious choices being a hacker and a mercenary. It also highlights her more playful nature playing up her more mysterious aspects making her somewhat of a tease as well.
*The cards Playmaker draws from the Data Storm tend to have symbolic meanings during the duels he gets them.
**Decode Talker: to "Decode" is to reveal. Playmaker used Decode Talker to reveal Cracking Dragon's weakness, as well as revealed Playmaker's Skill.
**Link Bumper: Playmaker admitted to enjoying his duel with Go, and the "bumping" is his desire to not let the duel end too soon.
**Encode Talker: To encode is to place within. Blue Angel's duel disk had a virus inside it, causing her freak out. Encode Talker being LIGHT could be a reference to purifications.
**Firewall Dragon: firewalls defend against viruses. The Knights of Hanoi are trying to destroy a virtual reality, like how viruses destroy computer data.
**Xcode Talker: Not exactly sure on this one....
**Vector Square Archfiend: Vector Square looks far more demonic and evil despite (presumably) being a cyberse. Yusaku is attempting to gather information from ten years ago, and this card could possibly mean that information isn't pleasant.
== Fridge Horror ==
*When Ignis disconnected the Cyberse from the rest of the network, what happened to the other AIs that were trapped?
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