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* IKnewIt: Before the film was released, some fans correctly predicted [[spoiler:Callaghan would be Yokai]].
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* GodNeverSaidThat: The voice actress for [=GoGo=] Tomago, Jamie Chung, stated that she thinks that GoGo's name is "something plain, like Ethel, Marge or Patty". This quickly warped into "[=GoGo=]'s VA said that her real name is Ethel".
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* TheWikiRule: [[http://bighero6.wikia.com/wiki/Big_Hero_6_Wiki The Big Hero 6 Wiki]].
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Marvel has said that they have no plans to reprint the comic series the movie was based on, so your only option is to track down old issues of it or get it digitally (on [=comiXology=], for example).
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** The script simply described Baymax's fist bumping as him doing a robot sound equivalent of an explosion, and Creator/ScottAdsit came up with "Bata-lata-lata-la." The creators initially believed ItWillNeverCatchOn, but then they hilarious and tried to insert Baymax fist bumps at every opportunity as a RunningGag. In fact, Hiro fist-bumping the remains of Baymax's rocket fist was not in the initial cut of the film; story lead John Ripa suggested it upon watching an early screening.
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* NamesTheSame: [[WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures ...and Gogo isn't insane]]!
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* PlayingAgainstType: Baymax is voiced by Scott Adsit -- who previously played a [[Series/ThirtyRock put-upon TV producer with a bad family life]], and [[WesternAnimation/MoralOrel a hateful, abusive, alcoholic father]]. Baymax is as far away from those roles as you can get.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Baymax is voiced by Scott Adsit Creator/ScottAdsit -- who previously played a [[Series/ThirtyRock put-upon TV producer with a bad family life]], and [[WesternAnimation/MoralOrel a hateful, abusive, alcoholic father]]. Baymax is as far away from those roles as you can get.
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** Steven T. Seagle and Duncan Rouleau, who co-created the original comic incarnation of the team, have both praised the film.
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** [[Creator/ManOfActionStudios Steven T. Seagle and Duncan Rouleau, Rouleau]], who co-created the original comic incarnation of the team, team for Marvel Comics back in 1998, have both praised the film.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Chris Atkeson, a professor at the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, was part of the team of engineers that developed the “soft robotics” prototype that was the basis of Baymax’s design. His reaction? [[https://youtu.be/PJO8oks6zZk?t=453 He loved the design and the character so much, he even has a Baymax plushie.]]
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* ApprovalOfGod: ApprovalOfGod:
** Chris Atkeson, a professor at the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, was part of the team of engineers that developed the “soft robotics” prototype that was the basis of Baymax’s design. His reaction? [[https://youtu.be/PJO8oks6zZk?t=453 He loved the design and the character so much, he even has a Baymax plushie.]]]]
** Steven T. Seagle and Duncan Rouleau, who co-created the original comic incarnation of the team, have both praised the film.
** Chris Atkeson, a professor at the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, was part of the team of engineers that developed the “soft robotics” prototype that was the basis of Baymax’s design. His reaction? [[https://youtu.be/PJO8oks6zZk?t=453 He loved the design and the character so much, he even has a Baymax plushie.
** Steven T. Seagle and Duncan Rouleau, who co-created the original comic incarnation of the team, have both praised the film.
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** Creator/JasonAlexander, Creator/AlecBaldwin, Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/JimCarrey, Creator/DannyDeVito, Creator/JohnGoodman, Creator/DustinHoffman, Creator/BobHoskins, Creator/MichaelKeaton, Creator/JohnMalkovich, Creator/EddieMurphy, Creator/JackNicholson, Creator/GaryOldman, Creator/JoePesci, Creator/JKSimmons, and Creator/JeffreyTambor were all considered to voice Robert Callaghan/Yokai .
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** Creator/JasonAlexander, Creator/AlecBaldwin, Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/JimCarrey, Creator/DannyDeVito, Creator/JohnGoodman, Creator/DustinHoffman, Creator/BobHoskins, Creator/MichaelKeaton, Creator/JohnMalkovich, Creator/EddieMurphy, Creator/JackNicholson, Creator/GaryOldman, Creator/JoePesci, Creator/JKSimmons, and Creator/JeffreyTambor were all considered to voice Robert Callaghan/Yokai .Professor Callaghan before Creator/JamesCromwell was cast.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Chris Atkeson, a professor at the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, was part of the team of engineers that developed the “soft robotics” prototype that would be the basis of Baymax’s design. His reaction? [[https://youtu.be/PJO8oks6zZk?t=453 He loved the design and the character so much, he even has a Baymax plushie.]]
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* ApprovalOfGod: Chris Atkeson, a professor at the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, was part of the team of engineers that developed the “soft robotics” prototype that would be was the basis of Baymax’s design. His reaction? [[https://youtu.be/PJO8oks6zZk?t=453 He loved the design and the character so much, he even has a Baymax plushie.]]
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* DawsonCasting: It's averted in the film, but played straight in the TV show. Even though Wasabi is younger than Aunt Cass, his TV actor Khary Payton is two months older than her actor Maya Rudolph.
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* DawsonCasting: It's averted in the film, but played straight in the TV show. Even though Wasabi is younger than Aunt Cass, his TV actor Khary Payton is two months older than her actor Maya Rudolph. His film actor, Damon Wayans Jr., is about 10 years younger than Rudolph.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: When adapting ''Big Hero 6'' from an obscure Creator/{{Marvel|Comics}} comic to a Creator/{{Disney}} animated movie, both Disney and Marvel mutually agreed to divorce ''Big Hero 6'' from the Franchise/MarvelUniverse entirely. Not only does the movie not reference any Marvel elements outside of a Creator/StanLee cameo during the credits, but Marvel exiled the team from the comics as well, to the point where Marvel has stated they'll never reprint the old comics, much to the dismay of fans of the source material who also like the film. The team's last appearance in Marvel continuity was in 2012, when they appeared in the ''Spider-Man'' storyline ''ComicBook/EndsOfTheEarth''. Whether the characters of Sunfire and Silver Samurai are exempt from this is yet to be seen, as they were excluded from the movie due to being ''X-Men'' characters, which Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox (which wouldn't be brought by Disney for another few years) had exclusive film rights to.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: When adapting ''Big Hero 6'' from an obscure Creator/{{Marvel|Comics}} comic to a Creator/{{Disney}} animated movie, both Disney and Marvel mutually agreed to divorce ''Big Hero 6'' from the Franchise/MarvelUniverse entirely. Not only does the movie not reference any Marvel elements of Marvel canon outside of a Creator/StanLee cameo during the credits, but Marvel exiled the team from the comics as well, to the point where Marvel has stated they'll never reprint the old comics, much to the dismay of fans of the source material who also like the film. The team's last appearance in Marvel continuity was in 2012, when they appeared in the ''Spider-Man'' storyline ''ComicBook/EndsOfTheEarth''. Whether the characters of Sunfire and Silver Samurai are exempt from this is yet to be seen, as they were excluded from the movie due to being ''X-Men'' characters, which Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox (which wouldn't be brought bought by Disney for another few years) had exclusive film rights to.to at the time of development.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Marvel has said that they have no plans to reprint the comic series the movie was based on, so your only option is to track down old issues of it or get it digitally on [=comiXology=].
* MissingTrailerScene: Many of the clips from trailers where Hiro is working on Baymax' red suit is gone from the actual film, notably the famous one where he makes Baymax strike an awesome pose only for the armor to pop right off. Neither do we see Baymax chasing the soccer ball.
* MissingTrailerScene: Many of the clips from trailers where Hiro is working on Baymax' red suit is gone from the actual film, notably the famous one where he makes Baymax strike an awesome pose only for the armor to pop right off. Neither do we see Baymax chasing the soccer ball.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Marvel has said that they have no plans to reprint the comic series the movie was based on, so your only option is to track down old issues of it or get it digitally on [=comiXology=].
(on [=comiXology=], for example).
* MissingTrailerScene: Many of the clips from trailers where Hiro is working on Baymax' red suitis are gone from the actual film, notably the famous one where he makes Baymax strike an awesome pose only for the armor to pop right off. Neither do we see Baymax chasing the soccer ball.
* MissingTrailerScene: Many of the clips from trailers where Hiro is working on Baymax' red suit
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* PlayingAgainstType: Baymax is voiced by Scott Adsit- who previously played a [[Series/ThirtyRock put-upon TV producer with a bad family life]], and [[WesternAnimation/MoralOrel a hateful, abusive, alcoholic father]]. Baymax is as far away from those roles as you can get.
* PromotedFanboy: Believe it or not, Creator/StanLee, hero to comic book fanboys everywhere, saw Creator/WaltDisney [[TheKnightsWhoSaySquee as his hero]]. And in this Disney animated feature, he voices [[spoiler: Fred's Dad]].
* PromotedFanboy: Believe it or not, Creator/StanLee, hero to comic book fanboys everywhere, saw Creator/WaltDisney [[TheKnightsWhoSaySquee as his hero]]. And in this Disney animated feature, he voices [[spoiler: Fred's Dad]].
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* PlayingAgainstType: Baymax is voiced by Scott Adsit- Adsit -- who previously played a [[Series/ThirtyRock put-upon TV producer with a bad family life]], and [[WesternAnimation/MoralOrel a hateful, abusive, alcoholic father]]. Baymax is as far away from those roles as you can get.
* PromotedFanboy: Believe it or not, Creator/StanLee, hero to comic book fanboys everywhere, saw Creator/WaltDisney [[TheKnightsWhoSaySquee as his hero]]. And in this Disney animated feature, he voices [[spoiler: Fred'sDad]].dad]].
* PromotedFanboy: Believe it or not, Creator/StanLee, hero to comic book fanboys everywhere, saw Creator/WaltDisney [[TheKnightsWhoSaySquee as his hero]]. And in this Disney animated feature, he voices [[spoiler: Fred's
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** T. J. Miller improvised most of Fred's lines, which makes the "Fred's Angels" song even funnier in retrospect. This means a lot of the other characters' reactions were also improvised, like Wasabi saying, "Fred, I will lazer-hand you in the face!"
** A lot of Maya Rudolph's facial expressions were copied for Cass, especially the faces she makes when talking about her extra-spicy hot wings.
** A lot of Maya Rudolph's facial expressions were copied for Cass, especially the faces she makes when talking about her extra-spicy hot wings.
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** T. J. Miller improvised most of Fred's lines, which makes the "Fred's Angels" song even funnier in retrospect. This means a lot of the other characters' reactions were also improvised, like Wasabi saying, "Fred, I will lazer-hand laser-hand you in the face!"
** A lot of Maya Rudolph's facial expressions while reading lines were copied for Cass, especially the faces she makes when talking about her extra-spicy hot wings.
** A lot of Maya Rudolph's facial expressions while reading lines were copied for Cass, especially the faces she makes when talking about her extra-spicy hot wings.
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** Cass Hamada was initially shown with a tattoo on her forearm, before it was removed from the final film. Gogo would also have had tattoos.
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** Cass Hamada was initially shown with had a tattoo on her forearm, before but it was removed from the final film. Gogo would also have had tattoos.
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** Early concept art showed that Yokai had his own team of supervillains (including Mr. Yama and his goons). He also would eventually be consumed by microbots, which would take on his shape and act as the real villain.
** Originally, [=GoGo=] was a very cynical character: She disliked Honey Lemon because she thought her fashions were due to boys, attention-seeking and did not approve of Hiro ordering her what to do when they formed Big Hero 6 because she always wanted to be number 1.
** The 2013 Rotoscopers video and early information regarding the plot depicted Hiro with a slightly different backstory: He was already attending classes with Tadashi and could not fit in with the other students due to his intelligence (though he doesn't seem to mind). The Rotoscopers video also depicted Hiro as part of a "science club research team" lead by Tadashi (most likely consisting of Honey, [=GoGo=], Wasabi, Fred) in which each individual would make different things and would eventually lead up to a competition. Like [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]], Hiro felt pressure over using his intelligence for good or just building battle robots in the basement (garage in the final film). Also, in early stages of the story, Hiro was responsible for the creation of Baymax, as opposed to Tadashi, just like in the comic book. And the early plans for Wasabi was to make him the quiet, strict character with talent for being a sushi chef like in the comics. Cass was also originally planned to be Hiro and Tadashi's mother rather than their aunt.
** Mr. Sparkles, the Bonsai Bombers, and the Fujitas were villains set to be in film, but were scrapped. A redesigned Mr. Sparkles appeared in [[WesternAnimation/BigHero6TheSeries TV series continuation]] (his original design can be seen in the film on [[https://bighero6.wikia.com/wiki/File:Sparkles_concept.jpg a poster in Hiro's room]]) and the hostess at the robot fighting match in the opening [[DevelopmentGag does resemble one of the sisters]].
** Originally, [=GoGo=] was a very cynical character: She disliked Honey Lemon because she thought her fashions were due to boys, attention-seeking and did not approve of Hiro ordering her what to do when they formed Big Hero 6 because she always wanted to be number 1.
** The 2013 Rotoscopers video and early information regarding the plot depicted Hiro with a slightly different backstory: He was already attending classes with Tadashi and could not fit in with the other students due to his intelligence (though he doesn't seem to mind). The Rotoscopers video also depicted Hiro as part of a "science club research team" lead by Tadashi (most likely consisting of Honey, [=GoGo=], Wasabi, Fred) in which each individual would make different things and would eventually lead up to a competition. Like [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]], Hiro felt pressure over using his intelligence for good or just building battle robots in the basement (garage in the final film). Also, in early stages of the story, Hiro was responsible for the creation of Baymax, as opposed to Tadashi, just like in the comic book. And the early plans for Wasabi was to make him the quiet, strict character with talent for being a sushi chef like in the comics. Cass was also originally planned to be Hiro and Tadashi's mother rather than their aunt.
** Mr. Sparkles, the Bonsai Bombers, and the Fujitas were villains set to be in film, but were scrapped. A redesigned Mr. Sparkles appeared in [[WesternAnimation/BigHero6TheSeries TV series continuation]] (his original design can be seen in the film on [[https://bighero6.wikia.com/wiki/File:Sparkles_concept.jpg a poster in Hiro's room]]) and the hostess at the robot fighting match in the opening [[DevelopmentGag does resemble one of the sisters]].
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** Early concept art showed that Yokai had his own team of supervillains (including Mr. Yama and his goons). He also would eventually be consumed by microbots, which would take on his shape and act as the real final villain.
** Originally, [=GoGo=] was a very cynical character:She she disliked Honey Lemon because she thought her fashions fashion sensibilities were due to boys, attention-seeking just for boys and attention-seeking, and did not approve of Hiro ordering her what to do when they formed Big Hero 6 because she always wanted to be number 1.
** The 2013 Rotoscopers video and early information regarding the plotdepicted depict Hiro with a slightly different backstory: He he was already attending classes with Tadashi Tadashi, and could not fit in with the other students due to his intelligence (though he doesn't seem to mind). The Rotoscopers video also depicted Hiro as part of a "science club research team" lead led by Tadashi (most likely consisting of Honey, [=GoGo=], Wasabi, and Fred) in which each individual would make different things and would eventually lead up to a competition. Like [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]], Hiro felt pressure over using whether to use his intelligence for good or just building build battle robots in the basement (garage in the final film). Also, in early stages of the story, Hiro was responsible for the creation of Baymax, as opposed to Tadashi, just like in the comic book. And the early plans for Wasabi was were to make him the quiet, strict character with talent for being a sushi chef like in the comics. Cass was also originally planned to be Hiro and Tadashi's mother rather than their aunt.
** The villains Mr. Sparkles, the Bonsai Bombers, and the Fujitas werevillains set to be in the film, but were scrapped. A redesigned Mr. Sparkles appeared in the [[WesternAnimation/BigHero6TheSeries TV series continuation]] (his original design can be seen in the film on [[https://bighero6.wikia.com/wiki/File:Sparkles_concept.jpg a poster in Hiro's room]]) room]]), and the hostess at the robot fighting match in the opening [[DevelopmentGag does resemble one of the sisters]].
** Originally, [=GoGo=] was a very cynical character:
** The 2013 Rotoscopers video and early information regarding the plot
** The villains Mr. Sparkles, the Bonsai Bombers, and the Fujitas were
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** Creator/ManOfActionStudios actually wanted to revisit the characters with a cartoon, similarly to what they had recently did with ''M. Rex'' (which became ''WesternAnimation/GeneratorRex''). However, this is when they learned that {{Creator/Disney}} was already in development with a feature film. Man of Action had no creative involvement with either the film or the animated series that followed.
** Baymax originally looked [[https://i.pinimg.com/736x/87/ed/73/87ed7362d17a21084a6f71e50f19fe16--kevin-dart-kevin-oleary.jpg a LOT different]]. In fact, [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ff/cc/f6/ffccf6eb8a5e97e4080d5d5b12170057.jpg more concept art]] shows he was originally going to look identical to [[Anime/{{Gigantor}} Tetsujin 28]] (on the upper-left).
** Baymax originally looked [[https://i.pinimg.com/736x/87/ed/73/87ed7362d17a21084a6f71e50f19fe16--kevin-dart-kevin-oleary.jpg a LOT different]]. In fact, [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ff/cc/f6/ffccf6eb8a5e97e4080d5d5b12170057.jpg more concept art]] shows he was originally going to look identical to [[Anime/{{Gigantor}} Tetsujin 28]] (on the upper-left).
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** Creator/ManOfActionStudios actually wanted to revisit the characters with a cartoon, similarly to what they had recently did with ''M. Rex'' (which became ''WesternAnimation/GeneratorRex''). However, this is when they soon learned that {{Creator/Disney}} was already in development with a feature film. Man of Action had no creative involvement with either the film or the animated series that followed.
** Baymax originally looked [[https://i.pinimg.com/736x/87/ed/73/87ed7362d17a21084a6f71e50f19fe16--kevin-dart-kevin-oleary.jpg a LOT different]]. In fact, [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ff/cc/f6/ffccf6eb8a5e97e4080d5d5b12170057.jpgmore concept art]] shows he was originally going to look identical to [[Anime/{{Gigantor}} Tetsujin 28]] (on the upper-left).
** Baymax originally looked [[https://i.pinimg.com/736x/87/ed/73/87ed7362d17a21084a6f71e50f19fe16--kevin-dart-kevin-oleary.jpg a LOT different]]. In fact, [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ff/cc/f6/ffccf6eb8a5e97e4080d5d5b12170057.jpg
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** Creator/JasonAlexander, Creator/AlecBaldwin, Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/JimCarrey, Creator/DannyDeVito, Creator/JohnGoodman, Creator/DustinHoffman, Creator/BobHoskins, Creator/MichaelKeaton, Creator/JohnMalkovich, Creator/EddieMurphy, Creator/JackNicholson, Creator/GaryOldman, Creator/JoePesci, Creator/JKSimmons and Creator/JeffreyTambor were considered to voice Robert Callaghan/Yokai .
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** Creator/JasonAlexander, Creator/AlecBaldwin, Creator/JeffBridges, Creator/JimCarrey, Creator/DannyDeVito, Creator/JohnGoodman, Creator/DustinHoffman, Creator/BobHoskins, Creator/MichaelKeaton, Creator/JohnMalkovich, Creator/EddieMurphy, Creator/JackNicholson, Creator/GaryOldman, Creator/JoePesci, Creator/JKSimmons Creator/JKSimmons, and Creator/JeffreyTambor were all considered to voice Robert Callaghan/Yokai .
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* WordOfGod: Scott Watanabe [[http://disneyanimation.tumblr.com/post/111288640767/don-wanted-to-figure-out-a-logical-explanation confirmed]] that San Fransokyo is indeed San Francisco during an alternate future after the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake ({{retcon}}ned to the Great Catastrophe in ''[[WesternAnimation/BigHero6TheSeries The Series]]''), rebuilt by Japanese immigrants using techniques that allowed movement and flexibility in a seismic event.
* WordOfSaintPaul: Jamie Chung [[https://twitter.com/jamiechung1/status/529330930645622784 mentioned on twitter]] that [=GoGo=]'s real name is Ethel.
* WordOfSaintPaul: Jamie Chung [[https://twitter.com/jamiechung1/status/529330930645622784 mentioned on twitter]] that [=GoGo=]'s real name is Ethel.
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* WordOfGod: Scott Watanabe [[http://disneyanimation.tumblr.com/post/111288640767/don-wanted-to-figure-out-a-logical-explanation confirmed]] that San Fransokyo is indeed San Francisco during an alternate future that split off after the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake ({{retcon}}ned to the Great Catastrophe in ''[[WesternAnimation/BigHero6TheSeries The Series]]''), rebuilt by Japanese immigrants using techniques that allowed for movement and flexibility in a seismic event.
* WordOfSaintPaul: Jamie Chung [[https://twitter.com/jamiechung1/status/529330930645622784 mentioned ontwitter]] Twitter]] that [=GoGo=]'s real name is Ethel.
* WordOfSaintPaul: Jamie Chung [[https://twitter.com/jamiechung1/status/529330930645622784 mentioned on
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