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[[Do Not Confuse With|Not to be confused with]] [[The Immodest Orgasm|the "other" Big O]]. Or [[Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam|The O]]. Or big-O notation as used in mathematics or computer science. And try not to mistake the sixth DVD, "The Big O: Missing Pieces" for [[Shel Silverstein]]'s book ''The Missing Piece Meets the Big O''.<ref>The name actually seems to be one of the many religious references (like "Behemoth and Leviathan") that appear in the show, in this case to "Alpha and Omega". This might not make much sense to the ears of American fans watching Toonami, but keep in mind that while American English pronounces it "Oh-may-gah", proper British English pronounces it "Oh-mega". O-mega, mega-O, "big" O. The name of the Greek letter "Omega" literally means "Big O", in contrast with Omicron (O-Micron), which means "little O".</ref>
 
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