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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It might be worth pointing out that the term "Woobie" perhaps was first used in the 1980's Michael Keaton movie Mr. Mom. And incidentally, Kenny, the boy who owned the blanket he called "Woobie", was played by Taliesin Jaffe, who eventually grew up to write and direct numerous Superlative Anime Dubs, including both TV and OVA versions of Hellsing. Which means, yes, the boy with the Woobie wrote Jan Valentine's dialogue. |
