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When they need power for the mega-computer, and the grand-uncle literally drives through and effectively destroys an arch; what was he driving? A truck with his fishing boat on it. Made even better when he drops the boat into the koi pond.
- And then, as the onlookers are drenched, one koi goes desperately flying out of the pond.
"Please tell me you didn't break the internet."
Kenji's reaction to Natsuki coming out of the shower in a towel to chase after her baby cousin.
When one of the children asks Wabisuke what he was looking at on his iPhone, he answers "ladies with big boobs". He said this to a little girl. This Troper kids you not. Wabisuke is a Jerkass but he's a funny one.
- "What was your job in America?" "Ninja."
When Kenji is all over the news as the prime suspect for OZ breaking down and Natsuki's cousin is yelling that someone should do something about him, another of Natsuki's relatives reminds him that he's a cop and asks why he doesn't just arrest Kenji, to which the cousin replies: "Oh, yeah."
Natsuki's game of Japanese Hanafuda with Love Machine at the end. It's not the game itself that's funny, it's the situation. Think of it from an outside perspective: A family of 20+ members... Facing off with an artificial intelligence that's literally trolling mankind... In a Japanese card game, online. The stakes are INSANELY high, there's even a time limit for how long until a nearly apocalyptic catastrophe occurs, and yet... They had time to... have an elaborate transformation sequence (which is never explained as to why it was necessary other than looking really cool), AND they also had time for Natsuki's over-the-top and super over-dramatic last play of the game. Again, it was very cool, but for someone like me who has no clue how the hell the game of Hanafuda actually works, it just comes off as funny. Especially if you think of it like this: Natsuki was playing the entire game on her phone. Think about that. Her final move was indeed very cool in the virtual world, but all she likely did in the real one was press a button on her phone.

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 ** "What was your job in America?" [[Blatant Lies|"Ninja."]]
 * When Kenji is all over the news as the prime suspect for OZ breaking down and Natsuki's cousin is yelling that someone should do something about him, another of Natsuki's relatives reminds him that he's a cop and asks why he doesn't just arrest Kenji, to which the cousin replies: "Oh, yeah."
+* Natsuki's game of Japanese Hanafuda with Love Machine at the end. It's not the game itself that's funny, it's the situation. Think of it from an outside perspective: A family of 20+ members... Facing off with an artificial intelligence that's literally trolling mankind... In a Japanese card game, online. The stakes are INSANELY high, there's even a time limit for how long until a nearly apocalyptic catastrophe occurs, and yet... They had time to... have an elaborate transformation sequence (which is never explained as to why it was necessary other than looking really cool), AND they also had time for Natsuki's over-the-top and super over-dramatic last play of the game. Again, it was very cool, but for someone like me who has no clue how the hell the game of Hanafuda actually works, it just comes off as funny. Especially if you think of it like this: Natsuki was playing the entire game on her phone. Think about that. Her final move was indeed very cool in the virtual world, but all she likely did in the real one was press a button on her phone.
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