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* Also, why did Kuze bother with the wife-and-daughter routine with Lee, when in this version he just takes over their bodies directly anyway? In the anime the false memories were implanted to con the garbageman into helping the Puppetmaster, but here Kuze's just screwing around with people's memories for no reason which is just as bad as Hanka.
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** Presumably using kidnapped street kids would allow them to maintain the secrecy of the project from competitors, as well as sidestep whatever ethical strictures might still exist about human experimentation. Seeking out terminal patients as subjects would, of necessity, entail ''advertising'' their need for volunteers, and invite scrutiny from the wider medical community, nearly all of whom wouldn't recommend that patients subject themselves to a "treatment" that keeps killing people.
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*** Maybe it's to show that ''Aramaki'' maintains a more youthful appearance via his own enhancements.
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** Plus, it's ''Major'' who's the newbie on the squad in this adaptation. No need for two neophytes in the same story.
