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** Bourbon is depicted as a throwaway Syndicate agent whom Akai kills offscreen. Interestingly, [[spoiler:this story has him as the ''original'' identity of Subaru Okiya, with Akai taking over his identity after the fact (the Okiya-Akai connection [[IKnewIt had already been hashed out by the fans]] years before the manga "officially" revealed it, but the exact details were still muddled.]]
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** Bourbon is depicted as a throwaway Syndicate agent whom Akai kills offscreen. Interestingly, [[spoiler:this story has him as the ''original'' identity of Subaru Okiya, with Akai taking over his identity after the fact (the Okiya-Akai connection [[IKnewIt had already been hashed out by the fans]] years before the manga "officially" revealed it, but the exact details were still muddled.muddled).]]
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* OutdatedByCanon: Inevitable, given how long the source material has - and continues to - run. The story is even headed by a helpful note that it's only canon-compliant up to File 698.[[note]]Just before the "Red and 13" T-shirt case that made "Scar Akai" a major plot-point.[[/note]] However, said source material's strong StatusQuoIsGod tendencies, coupled with its gleeful abuse of ComicBookTIme, results in only two notable deviations:
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* OutdatedByCanon: Inevitable, given how long the source material has - and continues to - run. The story is even headed by a helpful note that it's only canon-compliant up to File 698.[[note]]Just before the "Red and 13" T-shirt case that made "Scar Akai" a major plot-point.[[/note]] However, said source material's strong StatusQuoIsGod tendencies, coupled with its gleeful abuse of ComicBookTIme, ComicBookTime, results in only two notable deviations:
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* OutdatedByCanon: Inevitable, given how long the source material has - and continues to - run. The story is even headed by a helpful note that it's only canon-compliant up to File 698.[[note]]Just before the "Red and 13" T-shirt case that made "Scar Akai" a major plot-point.[[/note]] However, said source material's strong StatusQuoIsGod tendencies, coupled with its gleeful abuse of ComicBookTIme, results in only two notable deviations:
** Bourbon is depicted as a throwaway Syndicate agent whom Akai kills offscreen. Interestingly, [[spoiler:this story has him as the ''original'' identity of Subaru Okiya, with Akai taking over his identity after the fact (the Okiya-Akai connection [[IKnewIt had already been hashed out by the fans]] years before the manga "officially" revealed it, but the exact details were still muddled.]]
** [[BigBad Ano Kata, the head of the Syndicate]] is [[spoiler:an Original Character (with the codename Red Rum) instead of Renya Carasuma, ''but'' Carasuma is still depicted as a Syndicate member of great wealth and prestige (until he got caught StealingFromTheTill and executed in grand style)]]. Seems the author took stock in [[spoiler:all those crow motifs being flung around at Sunset Manor]].
** Bourbon is depicted as a throwaway Syndicate agent whom Akai kills offscreen. Interestingly, [[spoiler:this story has him as the ''original'' identity of Subaru Okiya, with Akai taking over his identity after the fact (the Okiya-Akai connection [[IKnewIt had already been hashed out by the fans]] years before the manga "officially" revealed it, but the exact details were still muddled.]]
** [[BigBad Ano Kata, the head of the Syndicate]] is [[spoiler:an Original Character (with the codename Red Rum) instead of Renya Carasuma, ''but'' Carasuma is still depicted as a Syndicate member of great wealth and prestige (until he got caught StealingFromTheTill and executed in grand style)]]. Seems the author took stock in [[spoiler:all those crow motifs being flung around at Sunset Manor]].
