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* ''[[The Daughter of Twenty Faces]]'' has a double-balloon airship that is definitely strange, [[Steampunk]], and propeller-laden enough to count. |
* ''[[The Daughter of Twenty Faces]]'' has a double-balloon airship that is definitely strange, [[Steampunk]], and propeller-laden enough to count. |
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* Most of the flying machines seen in the first episode of ''[[Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water]]''. |
* Most of the flying machines seen in the first episode of ''[[Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water]]''. |
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* In ''[[The Familiar of Zero]]'', there are ships with wings. How they fly? [[A Wizard Did It|Wizards did it.]] [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|Literally]]. |
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* Eneru's [[Cool Ship|Ark Maxim]] in [[One Piece]]. It's a huge boat with wings and lots of propellers. The primary power source is [[Shock and Awe|Eneru himself.]] The backup suspension system, should Eneru be otherwise occupied, is ''seashells''. Well, [[Applied Phlebotinum|extinct Jet Dials]], but still seashells. It's designed to take Eneru and four people of his choice to the moon. Which it does, minus the extra passengers. Oh, and it's made of gold. Like, solid gold. |
* Eneru's [[Cool Ship|Ark Maxim]] in [[One Piece]]. It's a huge boat with wings and lots of propellers. The primary power source is [[Shock and Awe|Eneru himself.]] The backup suspension system, should Eneru be otherwise occupied, is ''seashells''. Well, [[Applied Phlebotinum|extinct Jet Dials]], but still seashells. It's designed to take Eneru and four people of his choice to the moon. Which it does, minus the extra passengers. Oh, and it's made of gold. Like, solid gold. |
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