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* ArtisticLicenseStatistics: The conclusion of "An Extremely Lucky Man", centered on a man with phenomenal luck, is that [[spoiler:surviving too much by chances eventually causes him to ''die'' by random chance (in this case being struck by lightning)]]. This is essentially casting the GamblersFallacy as truth.
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* ArtisticLicenseStatistics: The conclusion of "An Extremely Lucky Man", centered on a man with phenomenal luck, is that [[spoiler:surviving too much by chances eventually causes him to ''die'' ''[[CheatedDeathDiedAnyway die]]'' by random chance (in this case being struck by lightning)]]. This is essentially casting the GamblersFallacy as truth.
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* ArtisticLicenseStatistics: The conclusion of "An Extremely Lucky Man", centered on a man with phenomenal luck, relies on casting the GamblersFallacy as truth.
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* ArtisticLicenseStatistics: The conclusion of "An Extremely Lucky Man", centered on a man with phenomenal luck, relies on is that [[spoiler:surviving too much by chances eventually causes him to ''die'' by random chance (in this case being struck by lightning)]]. This is essentially casting the GamblersFallacy as truth.
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** The villain in "A Very Lucky Man". He survives and completely recovers from ''hanging'' and ''lethal injection'' on his own. He later recovers from [[spoiler:''dismemberment by chainsaw'' after Fran puts him back together]]. In the end, the HealingFactor [[spoiler:fails to save him from a lightning bolt]]. His healing factor has an unusual justification, [[OneInAMillionChance not unlike the tunnel effect]].
** In "Vengeance 2", the fourth Sentinel is given this instead of the usual superpowers [[spoiler:so Sentinel III can claim vengeance for him again and again]].
** In "Vengeance 2", the fourth Sentinel is given this instead of the usual superpowers [[spoiler:so Sentinel III can claim vengeance for him again and again]].
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** The Kunikida Osamu, the villain in of "A Very Lucky Man". He Man", survives and completely recovers from ''hanging'' and ''lethal injection'' on his own. He later recovers from [[spoiler:''dismemberment by chainsaw'' after Fran puts him back together]]. Fran hypothesizes an unusual mechanism for this ability: that Kunikida is a [[UltimateLifeform physically-ideal human]] [[WindsOfDestinyChange who attracts unlikely events]]. In the end, the HealingFactor [[spoiler:fails to save him from a lightning bolt]]. His healing factor has an unusual justification, [[OneInAMillionChance not unlike the tunnel effect]].
[[spoiler:"overusing" this ability ends up backfiring and causing his death]].
** In "Vengeance 2", the fourth Sentinel is giventhis self-healing instead of the usual superpowers [[spoiler:so Sentinel III can claim vengeance for him again and again]].
** In "Vengeance 2", the fourth Sentinel is given
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* EdutainmentShow: The manga commonly goes into excessive detail regarding how human organs or hormones work, as well as not being shy to show surgeries in progress.
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* TheWormThatWalks: In chapter 24, Fran encounters a man cursed with immortality. His original flesh and organs have rotted away and been replaced by swarms of insects that function as his eyes, heart, skin, etc...
