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* SwansASwimming: When Yuko visits her version of the Bodhisattva Realm, a swan flies towards her and lands on the water. A lotus bud closes around it upon landing to reveal it is Helen Keller.
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* EvilMakesYouMonstrous: God Eagle explains that when a person's soul falls into Hell, their sinful thoughts are bloated a hundredfold, warping them into a horrid appearance that matches their minds.
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* DemonOfHumanOrigin: A bizarre example. In Happy Science teachings, humans are actually reincarnations of immortal spirits, angels, and demigods throughout time, they just lose memories once they leave the Spirit World to reincarnate. However, as God Eagle explains, when a spirit goes astray and promotes wrong thinking while living as a human, they will fall into Hell and become a demon instead.
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* BloodyBowelsOfHell: The "Hell of the Bloody Pond", which is tailored for people who lived their lives lusting for the opposite sex, is depicted as a RedLightDistrict on the outside and pools of blood resembling hot springs on the inside, with the souls inside writhing in lust.
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* UnderworldRiver: When the gang arrives in the fourth tier of the Spirit World, the Posthumous Realm, God Eagle takes them to River Styx, where people with threads tied around them swim through it after dying. He then explains that the threads are silver cords connecting the spirit to the mortal body, cut 24 hours after the heart stops. Moreover, those who refuse to let go of their mortal attachments are more likely to sink under.
* WeCanRuleTogether: When Ryuta, Yuko, and God Eagle enter the Demonic Realm in Hell, Niches tries to convince the former to join his side by appealing to a sense of superiority among atheists. However, Ryuta doesn't fall for it and recriminates the demon for causing misery on Earth by causing people to renounce God and Buddha.
* WeCanRuleTogether: When Ryuta, Yuko, and God Eagle enter the Demonic Realm in Hell, Niches tries to convince the former to join his side by appealing to a sense of superiority among atheists. However, Ryuta doesn't fall for it and recriminates the demon for causing misery on Earth by causing people to renounce God and Buddha.
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* UnderworldRiver: When the gang arrives in the fourth tier of the Spirit World, the Posthumous Realm, God Eagle takes them to River Styx, where people with threads tied around them swim through it after dying. He then explains that the threads are silver cords connecting the spirit to the mortal body, cut 24 hours after the heart stops. Moreover, those who refuse unwilling to let go of their mortal attachments are more likely to sink under.
* WeCanRuleTogether: When Ryuta, Yuko, and God Eagle enter the Demonic Realm in Hell, Niches tries to convince the former to join his side by appealing to a sense of superiority among atheists. However, Ryuta doesn't fall for it and recriminates the demon for causing misery on Earth bycausing having people to renounce God and Buddha.
* WeCanRuleTogether: When Ryuta, Yuko, and God Eagle enter the Demonic Realm in Hell, Niches tries to convince the former to join his side by appealing to a sense of superiority among atheists. However, Ryuta doesn't fall for it and recriminates the demon for causing misery on Earth by
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* ClimacticElevatorRide: Ryuta, Yuko, and God Eagle ride on Thomas Edison's elevator to rescue Patrick and Roberto from Hell. Once they arrive into the Demonic Realm, Ryuta engages in a fight against Niches and Hisler, the two main threats.
* {{Hellevator}}: Despite being designed by Thomas Edison in the Tathagata Realm of Heaven, his elevator can also go down to Hell, which comes in handy when Ryuta, Yuko, and God Eagle take it to go down to Hell, where Patrick and Roberto are trapped.
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* StrawCharacter: Nietzsche (or "[[NoHistoricalFiguresWereHarmed Niches]]") is depicted as a DastardlyWhiplash who constantly shouts "God is dead". Not to mention a demon seeking to lead humans astray.
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* WeDidntStartTheFuhrer: Hitler was really a demon from Hell according to this film.
* WeDidntStartTheFuhrer: Hitler was really a demon from Hell according to this film.
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* WeCanRuleTogether: When Ryuta, Yuko, and God Eagle enter the Demonic Realm in Hell, Niches tries to convince the former to join his side by appealing to a sense of superiority among atheists. However, Ryuta doesn't fall for it and recriminates the demon for causing misery on Earth by causing people to renounce God and Buddha.
* WeDidntStartTheFuhrer: Hitler was really a demon from Hell according to this film.Buddha.
* WeDidntStartTheFuhrer: Hitler was really a demon from Hell according to this film.
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* FireAndBrimstoneHell: The "Hell of Strife" or Ashura Realm is depicted as a city filled to the brim with rivers of lava, volcanoes, and burning buildings. This dimension of Hell is reserved for people who were violent and/or abusive throughout their mortal life.
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* DreamRealityCheck: When Patrick muses he's dreaming upon entering the Spirit World and finding it looks like a normal city, Roberto pinches him in the rear to "wake him up".
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* WeDidntStartTheFuhrer: Hitler was really a demon from Hell according to this film.
* WillingChanneler: The shaman who meets with Ryuta, Patrick, and Roberto, takes them to her house to communicate an important message from Thomas Edison. When she channels his spirit, Edison asks Ryuta to make contact with the Shaman's hand, in which Ryuta sees equations and an image for his spirit phone.
* WillingChanneler: The shaman who meets with Ryuta, Patrick, and Roberto, takes them to her house to communicate an important message from Thomas Edison. When she channels his spirit, Edison asks Ryuta to make contact with the Shaman's hand, in which Ryuta sees equations and an image for his spirit phone.
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* WeDidntStartTheFuhrer: Hitler was really a demon from Hell according to this film.
* WillingChanneler: The shaman who meets with Ryuta, Patrick, and Roberto, takes them to her house to communicate an important message from Thomas Edison. When she channels his spirit, Edison asks Ryuta to make contact with the Shaman's hand, in which Ryuta sees equations and an image for his spirit phone.film.
* WillingChanneler: The shaman who meets with Ryuta, Patrick, and Roberto, takes them to her house to communicate an important message from Thomas Edison. When she channels his spirit, Edison asks Ryuta to make contact with the Shaman's hand, in which Ryuta sees equations and an image for his spirit phone.
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''The Laws of Eternity'' (永遠の法―エル・カンターレの世界観, ''Eien no Hou--Eru Kantāre no Sekaikan'', lit. "The Eternal Laws: El Cantare's Worldview" in Japanese) is a 2006 anime film directed by Isamu Imakake, animated by Creator/GroupTAC, and distributed by Creator/ToeiCompany. It is the fourth of nine anime movies produced by the Japanese religious organization Happy Science. It is based on Ryuho Okawa's fourth book, ''The Nine Dimensions: Unveiling the Laws of Eternity''.
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''The Laws of Eternity'' (永遠の法―エル・カンターレの世界観, ''Eien no Hou--Eru Kantāre no Sekaikan'', lit. "The Eternal Laws: El Cantare's Worldview" in Japanese) is a 2006 anime film directed by Isamu Imakake, animated by Creator/GroupTAC, and distributed by Creator/ToeiCompany. It is the fourth of nine anime movies produced by the Japanese religious organization Happy Science. It is based on Ryuho Okawa's fourth third book, ''The Nine Dimensions: Unveiling the Laws of Eternity''.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Yuko is the only female character in Ryuta's gang.
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* TokenReligiousTeammate: Yuko is the only religious character in Ryuta's group, which becomes an asset when her prayers make Edison's spirit phone work and even teaches the others AstralProjection to enter the Spirit World in search of the man himself.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: Roberto is the only brown Latino in Ryuta's group.
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* BigApplesauce: The movie is set in New York City, in the near future.
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''The Laws of Eternity'' (永遠の法―エル・カンターレの世界観, ''Eien no Hou--Eru Kantāre no Sekaikan'', lit. "The Eternal Laws: El Cantare's Worldview" in Japanese) is a 2006 anime film directed by Isamu Imakake, animated by Creator/GroupTAC, and distributed by Creator/ToeiCompany. It is the fourth of nine anime movies produced by the Japanese religious organization Happy Science. It is based on Ryuho Okawa's fourth book, ''The Nine Dimensions: Unveiling the Laws of Eternity''.
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''The Laws of Eternity'' (永遠の法―エル・カンターレの世界観, ''Eien no Hou--Eru Kantāre no Sekaikan'', lit. "The Eternal Laws: El Cantare's Worldview" in Japanese) is a 2006 anime film directed by Isamu Imakake, animated by Creator/GroupTAC, and distributed by Creator/ToeiCompany. It is the fourth of nine anime movies produced by the Japanese religious organization Happy Science.
Science. It is based on Ryuho Okawa's book, ''The Nine Dimensions: Unveiling the Laws of Eternity''.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The film, made in 2006, is set into the near future, which uses touchscreens and holographic interface devices.
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* TokenReligiousTeammate: Yuko is the only religious character in Ryuta's group, which becomes an asset when her prayers make Edison's spirit phone work and even teaches the others AstralProjection to enter the Spirit World in search of the man himself.
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* TranshumanAbomination: Anyone who meets the requirements to enter the Tathagata Realm essentially becomes this upon dying, as these souls have become enlightened to the point they're sentient luminous substance with knowledge acquired from their past ''and'' future lives. However, given the fact it's Heaven, these souls double as {{Benevolent Abomination}}s.
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* ReincarnationRomance: Ryuta and Yuko are revealed to be reincarnations of Hermes and Aphrodite, respectively, in a reference to Ryuho Okawa and his then-wife, Kyoko Kimura.
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* RentAZilla: The "Bihimoss", a giant demonic elephant that Hitler summons in the climax of the film to crush Ryuta after he rescues Patrick and Roberto.
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* RentAZilla: The "Bihimoss", a giant demonic elephant that Hitler summons in the film's climax of the film to crush Ryuta after he rescues Patrick and Roberto.Roberto.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: God Eagle told Ryuta and his friends that they had to heal ten sick people each to enter the Bodhisattva Realm. When Patrick and Roberto are the only ones left behind at the gate, GE reappears to reveal that Ryuta and Yuko were admitted because of their selflessness. Patrick and Roberto, on the other hand, were selfish and expected thanks or appreciation in return.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: God Eagle told Ryuta and his friends that they had to heal ten sick people each to enter the Bodhisattva Realm. When Patrick and Roberto are the only ones left behind at the gate, GE reappears to reveal that Ryuta and Yuko were admitted because of their selflessness. Patrick and Roberto, on the other hand, were selfish and expected thanks or appreciation in return.
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* {{Arcadia}}: The fifth dimension of Heaven, the Realm of the Good, is depicted as a countryside landscape where kindhearted, selfless souls live happily serving each other without expecting anything in return as they did on Earth.
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* {{Arcadia}}: The fifth dimension of Heaven, the Realm of the Good, is depicted as a vibrant countryside landscape where kindhearted, selfless souls live happily serving each other without expecting anything in return as they did on Earth.
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* {{Arcadia}}: The fifth dimension of Heaven, the Realm of the Good, is depicted as a countryside landscape where kindhearted, selfless souls live happily serving each other without expecting anything in return as they did on Earth.
