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** The growing corporate popularity of the "Metaverse" concept only makes a future like this progressively more likely. Add in all the astonishingly advanced AI of the early 2020's...

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** The growing corporate popularity of the "Metaverse" concept only makes a future like this progressively more likely. Add in all the astonishingly advanced AI of the early 2020's...2020s...
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** The growing corporate popularity of the {{Metaverse}} only makes a future like this progressively more likely. Add in all the astonishingly advanced AI of the early 2020's...

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* Real World: Think about how much stuff is going online every day...and now how websites like Google are encouraging you to link your other web accounts through them....what's to stop something like the Oz crash if developers aren't careful?

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* Real World: Think about how much stuff is going online every day... and now how websites like Google are encouraging you to link your other web accounts through them....them.... what's to stop something like the Oz crash if developers aren't careful?careful?
** The growing corporate popularity of the {{Metaverse}} only makes a future like this progressively more likely. Add in all the astonishingly advanced AI of the early 2020's...
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** While it's not an absolute proof that ''nobody'' died, nothing in the movie hints that anyone outside the family knows that Love Machine was reponsible of Sakae's death.

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** While Although, while it's not an absolute proof that ''nobody'' died, nothing in the movie hints that anyone outside the family knows that Love Machine was reponsible of Sakae's death.death. Still, realistically, there is the possibility that people truly died indirectly due to Love Machine's rampage - and the medias didn't make the connection during the time of the movie.
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*If love machine was intended to be a proof-of-concept, and programmed to be trying to disrupt Japanese infrastructure during the test one, why did he use his last real move, the use of the satellite as a weapon, to destroy the Jinnouchi Family household, instead of a nuclear targets or even just dropping it into the middle of a city? Because the Jinnouchi Family are the only real threat to it and its plans. This is the only group of people who have made any progress in capturing and defeating Love Machine. Love Machine can steal more accounts later and even regain control of the accounts he's already lost, given enough time. It can play the long game, so long as it is left uninterrupted and allowed to go back to stealing peoples accounts and online powers. Dropping the satellite on the family's house is not its last desperate gamble, or even an act of spite, but instead is to ensure that it can continue to complete its objective: to take over the Japanese OZ and cause mass disruptions.
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* At first, it seems to be a remarkable coincidence that [[spoiler: the rogue AI that steals Kenji's avatar in its initial attack on Oz was written by the black sheep of the family he's staying with]]. Of course, since Kenji became involved in the entire mess by responding to an e-mail via cell-phone, [[spoiler: Love Machine almost certainly knew Kenji's physical location, was likely able to correlate it with the location of Wabisuke's home, and probably picked that particular avatar just to screw with its creator.]] Another reason Kenji was chosen in particular is that [[spoiler:he would have been the fastest person to have solved Love Machine's first encryption, even having mistyped the last letter, and so Love Machine logically chose him to be the scapegoat. Even if it would ultimately have been demonstrable that there was no way Kenji could have wrecked and hijacked Oz, he "won" by being the most efficient and therefore (to Love Machine) most plausible person to frame.]]
* At first, it might seem like just something pretty when [[spoiler: Natsuki gets the blessing from the guardian whales]] and it's completely pointless. But then you think a little more and realize that [[spoiler: she didn't lose after getting the new clothes.]] What do fancy new clothes typically do in [=MMORPGs=]? They increase stats, such as luck. The movie wasn't being metaphorical when she got clothes "for luck".

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* At first, it seems to be a remarkable coincidence that [[spoiler: the rogue AI that steals Kenji's avatar in its initial attack on Oz was written by the black sheep of the family he's staying with]]. with. Of course, since Kenji became involved in the entire mess by responding to an e-mail via cell-phone, [[spoiler: Love Machine almost certainly knew Kenji's physical location, was likely able to correlate it with the location of Wabisuke's home, and probably picked that particular avatar just to screw with its creator.]] creator. Another reason Kenji was chosen in particular is that [[spoiler:he he would have been the fastest person to have solved Love Machine's first encryption, even having mistyped the last letter, and so Love Machine logically chose him to be the scapegoat. Even if it would ultimately have been demonstrable that there was no way Kenji could have wrecked and hijacked Oz, he "won" by being the most efficient and therefore (to Love Machine) most plausible person to frame.]]

* At first, it might seem like just something pretty when [[spoiler: Natsuki gets the blessing from the guardian whales]] whales and it's completely pointless. But then you think a little more and realize that [[spoiler: she didn't lose after getting the new clothes.]] clothes. What do fancy new clothes typically do in [=MMORPGs=]? They increase stats, such as luck. The movie wasn't being metaphorical when she got clothes "for luck".



* "Keep the lines of communication open". Sakae says this during her MissionControl scene and it explains away two events that otherwise look like {{Idiot Ball}}s. When the two little kids interrupt Kazuma's first battle with Love Machine, they think it is a harmless game instead of detaining a dangerous hacker. Later, when Shota removes the ice from the super computer to keep Sakae cool [[spoiler: and from decomposing]], he doesn't realize the damage he did because no one told him. It's only after a strategy session over a meal that involves the entire family, do they stop sabotaging each other and pool their resources.

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* "Keep the lines of communication open". Sakae says this during her MissionControl scene and it explains away two events that otherwise look like {{Idiot Ball}}s. When the two little kids interrupt Kazuma's first battle with Love Machine, they think it is a harmless game instead of detaining a dangerous hacker. Later, when Shota removes the ice from the super computer to keep Sakae cool [[spoiler: and from decomposing]], decomposing, he doesn't realize the damage he did because no one told him. It's only after a strategy session over a meal that involves the entire family, do they stop sabotaging each other and pool their resources.


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**This implies that of all the people who responded to Love Machine's email, Kenji likely responded first. And that means that of all the people who tried to solve the encryption, Kenji must have solved it the fastest.
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* As the US Ministry of Defense undeniably conducted a secret experiment that led to worldwide disaster, no country will ever trust the US as an ally anymore. The international order as we know it is pretty much destroyed.

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* As the US Ministry Department of Defense undeniably conducted a secret experiment that led to worldwide disaster, no country will ever trust the US as an ally anymore. The international order as we know it is pretty much destroyed.

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*Kazama's avatar is essentially [[VideoGame/FatalFury Terry Bogard]], in rabbit form:
**First, is his avatar's design: a white rabbit [[EagleLand with blonde hair, blue jeans and a red vest.]] And his signature attack happens to be [[PowerFist a Ki powered punch.]]
**He's even called "King" Kazuma, due to winning several major online fighting competitions within Oz. Just as Terry's gained recognition due to repeat showings in ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters The King of Fighters]]'' tournament.
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* Love Machine's ultimate avatar having King Kazuma's rabbit motif makes a lot of sense, not only as a petty demonstration of how it beat the "King" but also because of a saying that "Rabbits can die from loneliness". As a virus Love Machine needs to be able to spread to other accounts to survive and thrive, and denying it this ability would essentially kill it.
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* As the US Ministry of Defense undeniably conducted a secret experiment that led to worldwide disaster, no country will ever trust the US as an ally anymore. The international order as we know it is pretty much destroyed.

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** While it's not an absolute proof that ''nobody'' died, nothing in the movie hints that anyone outside the family knows that Love Machine was reponsible of Sakae's death.
* Also, we only saw the effects of Love Machine's rampage in Japan. [=OZ=] is used in the whole world. Even if Japan managed to successfully fix the damages thanks to Sakae, were the other countries as lucky?
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* At first, it might seem like just something pretty when [[spoiler: Natsuki gets the blessing from the guardian whales]] and it's completely pointless. But then you think a little more and realize that [[spoiler: she didn't lose after getting the new clothes.]] What do fancy new clothes typically do in [=MMORPGs=]? They increase stats, such as luck.

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* At first, it might seem like just something pretty when [[spoiler: Natsuki gets the blessing from the guardian whales]] and it's completely pointless. But then you think a little more and realize that [[spoiler: she didn't lose after getting the new clothes.]] What do fancy new clothes typically do in [=MMORPGs=]? They increase stats, such as luck. The movie wasn't being metaphorical when she got clothes "for luck".




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* When Natsuki shows up in the opening, she acts like a stereotypical {{Moe}} girl in a largely realistic-seeming anime. This may seem odd, until you realize she's being deliberately cute in order to charm one of the boys into helping her.
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* More of a Meta Example, but if you were to listen closely, Sakae was born on August 1st, 1920, while this movie is set in 2010. If you think about it, the movie was released on August 1st 2009, which was the exact same date as the ''DigimonAdventure'' anniversary date, the Odaiba Memorial Day. Coincidence? Hosoda worked on the ''Digimon Adventure'' Pilot Movie and ''Our War Game'', he must have planned before that time.

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* More of a Meta Example, but if you were to listen closely, Sakae was born on August 1st, 1920, while this movie is set in 2010. If you think about it, the movie was released on August 1st 2009, which was the exact same date as the ''DigimonAdventure'' ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'' anniversary date, the Odaiba Memorial Day. Coincidence? Hosoda worked on the ''Digimon Adventure'' Pilot Movie and ''Our War Game'', he must have planned before that time.
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* More of a Meta Example, but if you were to listen closely, Sakae was born on August 1st, 1920, while this movie is set in 2010. If you think about it, the movie was released on August 1st 2009, which was the exact same date as the ''DigimonAdventure'' anniversary date, the Odaiba Memorial Day. Coincidence? Well, Hosoda did work on the ''Digimon Adventure'' Pilot Movie and ''Our War Game'', he must have planned before that time.

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* More of a Meta Example, but if you were to listen closely, Sakae was born on August 1st, 1920, while this movie is set in 2010. If you think about it, the movie was released on August 1st 2009, which was the exact same date as the ''DigimonAdventure'' anniversary date, the Odaiba Memorial Day. Coincidence? Well, Hosoda did work worked on the ''Digimon Adventure'' Pilot Movie and ''Our War Game'', he must have planned before that time.
*"Keep the lines of communication open". Sakae says this during her MissionControl scene and it explains away two events that otherwise look like {{Idiot Ball}}s. When the two little kids interrupt Kazuma's first battle with Love Machine, they think it is a harmless game instead of detaining a dangerous hacker. Later, when Shota removes the ice from the super computer to keep Sakae cool [[spoiler: and from decomposing]], he doesn't realize the damage he did because no one told him. It's only after a strategy session over a meal that involves the entire family, do they stop sabotaging each other and pool their resources.

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