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* FridgeLogic: In one route, you're given a code, XXY, said to be numbers to open "God's Door". Later you find out this code is used [[spoiler:as the passcode to MAIK's computer, with it actually meaning 'X times Y', where X=12 and Y=year.]] If that's the case, why doesn't [[spoiler:Nyoro's father]] give it to them as the number? It probably changes [[spoiler:depending on the year]]. It's basic cyber security to regularly change your passwords to prevent hacking, something [[spoiler:Nyoro's father and MAIK]] would have reason to be extra-careful about.
* FridgeBrilliance: If Reycho stays with the group in Ehime, the Master's brainwashing is a total NoSell on him, despite the others requiring Amygdaclear to snap out of it, and it's later speculated that he simply has a high resistance to brainwashing. After the revelation that [[spoiler: Reycho is just a remote-controlled robot that Pochi pilots using his game]], it makes perfect sense why the brainwashing didn't work on Reycho: [[spoiler: he doesn't have a mind to be controlled!]]
* FridgeBrilliance: If Reycho stays with the group in Ehime, the Master's brainwashing is a total NoSell on him, despite the others requiring Amygdaclear to snap out of it, and it's later speculated that he simply has a high resistance to brainwashing. After the revelation that [[spoiler: Reycho is just a remote-controlled robot that Pochi pilots using his game]], it makes perfect sense why the brainwashing didn't work on Reycho: [[spoiler: he doesn't have a mind to be controlled!]]
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*FridgeLogic: In one route, you're given a code, XXY, said to be numbers to open "God's Door". Later you find out this code is used [[spoiler:as as the passcode to MAIK's computer, with it actually meaning 'X times Y', where X=12 X = 12 and Y=year.]] Y = current year. If that's the case, why doesn't [[spoiler:Nyoro's father]] Nyoro's father give it to them as the number? It probably ''Because it changes [[spoiler:depending on the year]]. every year''. It's basic cyber security to regularly change your passwords to prevent hacking, something [[spoiler:Nyoro's Nyoro's father and MAIK]] MAIK would have reason to be extra-careful about.
*FridgeBrilliance: If Reycho stays with the group in Ehime, the Master's brainwashing is a total NoSell on him, despite the others requiring Amygdaclear to snap out of it, and it's later speculated that he simply has a high resistance to brainwashing. After the revelation that [[spoiler: Reycho is just a remote-controlled robot that Pochi pilots using his game]], robot, it makes perfect sense why the brainwashing didn't work on Reycho: [[spoiler: he doesn't have a mind to be controlled!]]controlled!
* The Master being tricked by Yuki's impersonation of the Nagoya factory robots makes a lot more sense once Yuki's identity is revealed. Not only is Yuki a robot, but she's part of MAIK!
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* The Master being tricked by Yuki's impersonation of the Nagoya factory robots makes a lot more sense once Yuki's identity is revealed. Not only is Yuki a robot, but she's part of MAIK!
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* FridgeLogic: In one route, you're given a code, XXY, said to be numbers to open "God's Door". Later you find out this code is used [[spoiler:as the passcode to MAIK's computer, with it actually meaning 'X times Y', where X=12 and Y=year.]] If that's the case, why doesn't [[spoiler:Nyoro's father]] give it to them as the number? It probably changes [[spoiler:depending on the year]]. It's basic cyber security to regularly change your passwords to prevent hacking, something [[spoiler:Nyoro's father and MAIK]] would have reason to be extra-careful about.
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* FridgeLogic: In one route, you're given a code, XXY, said to be numbers to open "God's Door". Later you find out this code is used [[spoiler:as the passcode to MAIK's computer, with it actually meaning 'X times Y', where X=12 and Y=year.]] If that's the case, why doesn't [[spoiler:Nyoro's father]] give it to them as the number? It probably changes [[spoiler:depending on the year]]. It's basic cyber security to regularly change your passwords to prevent hacking, something [[spoiler:Nyoro's father and MAIK]] would have reason to be extra-careful about.about.
* FridgeBrilliance: If Reycho stays with the group in Ehime, the Master's brainwashing is a total NoSell on him, despite the others requiring Amygdaclear to snap out of it, and it's later speculated that he simply has a high resistance to brainwashing. After the revelation that [[spoiler: Reycho is just a remote-controlled robot that Pochi pilots using his game]], it makes perfect sense why the brainwashing didn't work on Reycho: [[spoiler: he doesn't have a mind to be controlled!]]
* FridgeBrilliance: If Reycho stays with the group in Ehime, the Master's brainwashing is a total NoSell on him, despite the others requiring Amygdaclear to snap out of it, and it's later speculated that he simply has a high resistance to brainwashing. After the revelation that [[spoiler: Reycho is just a remote-controlled robot that Pochi pilots using his game]], it makes perfect sense why the brainwashing didn't work on Reycho: [[spoiler: he doesn't have a mind to be controlled!]]
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* In one route, you're given a code, XXY, said to be numbers to open "God's Door". Later you find out this code is used [[spoiler:as the passcode to MAIK's computer, with it actually meaning 'X times Y', where X=12 and Y=year.]] If that's the case, why doesn't [[spoiler:Nyoro's father]] give it to them as the number? It probably changes [[spoiler:depending on the year]]. It's basic cyber security to regularly change your passwords to prevent hacking, something [[spoiler:Nyoro's father and MAIK]] would have reason to be extra-careful about.
* In one route, you're given a code, XXY, said to be numbers to open "God's Door". Later you find out this code is used [[spoiler:as the passcode to MAIK's computer, with it actually meaning 'X times Y', where X=12 and Y=year.]] If that's the case, why doesn't [[spoiler:Nyoro's father]] give it to them as the number? It probably changes [[spoiler:depending on the year]]. It's basic cyber security to regularly change your passwords to prevent hacking, something [[spoiler:Nyoro's father and MAIK]] would have reason to be extra-careful about.
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* In one route, you're given a code, XXY, said to be numbers to open "God's Door". Later you find out this code is used [[spoiler:as the passcode to MAIK's computer, with it actually meaning 'X times Y', where X=12 and Y=year.]] If that's the case, why doesn't [[spoiler:Nyoro's father]] give it to them as the number? It probably changes [[spoiler:depending on the year]]. It's basic cyber security to regularly change your passwords to prevent hacking, something [[spoiler:Nyoro's father and MAIK]] would have reason to be extra-careful about.
* In one route, you're given a code, XXY, said to be numbers to open "God's Door". Later you find out this code is used [[spoiler:as the passcode to MAIK's computer, with it actually meaning 'X times Y', where X=12 and Y=year.]] If that's the case, why doesn't [[spoiler:Nyoro's father]] give it to them as the number? It probably changes [[spoiler:depending on the year]]. It's basic cyber security to regularly change your passwords to prevent hacking, something [[spoiler:Nyoro's father and MAIK]] would have reason to be extra-careful about.
