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** Eve never has a relationship with Shogo or Eiji. Idol singers have gone on record as being forbidden to date to keep their image pure.
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** Eve never has a relationship with Shogo or Eiji. Idol ''Many'' idol singers have gone on record as being forbidden to date to keep their image pure.pure [[note]] it's a case by case basis depending on what their agencies wants to go with, for example, Dempagumi.inc's Mirin Furukawa is married despite being an idol [[/note]].
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* RetroactiveRecognition: In the [[{{Macekre}} Harmony Gold release]], Creator/WendeeLee voiced Stacy Embry (Mai). Wendee would go on to voice characters like [[Anime/CowboyBebop Faye Valentine]], [[Manga/OutlawStar Twilight Suzuka]], [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Yoruichi Shihoin]], LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya and [[Manga/LuckyStar Konata Izumi]], among others.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: In the [[{{Macekre}} Harmony Gold release]], Creator/WendeeLee voiced Stacy Embry (Mai). Wendee would go on to voice characters like [[Anime/CowboyBebop Faye Valentine]], [[Manga/OutlawStar Twilight Suzuka]], [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Yoruichi Shihoin]], LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya and [[Manga/LuckyStar Konata Izumi]], among others.
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* {{Woolseyism}}: The MegaCorp that doubles as government of Eden in ''Part III'' is called EX in the original version (pronounced "ee-ex" by the Japanese voice actors), but in the dub the characters called it the "Ex-Eye", which dovetailed nicely with the font used for "EX" making the two letters resemble an eye with the separated middle stroke of the E standing in for the iris, an ideal fit for [[BigBrotherIsWatching their role in the story]].
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* {{Woolseyism}}: The MegaCorp that doubles as government of Eden in ''Part III'' is called EX in the original version (pronounced "ee-ex" by the Japanese voice actors), but in the original Manga dub the characters called it the "Ex-Eye", which dovetailed nicely with the font used for "EX" making the two letters resemble an eye with the separated middle stroke of the E standing in for the iris, an ideal fit for [[BigBrotherIsWatching their role in the story]].
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Rock Cafè" from ''Part I'', "Himitsu Kudasai" (Please Tell Me the Secret) from the end of ''Part II'', and "Sleepless Beauty in the Woods" from '''Part III''.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Rock Cafè" from ''Part I'', "Himitsu Kudasai" (Please Tell Me the Secret) from the end of ''Part II'', and "Sleepless Beauty in the Woods" from '''Part ''Part III''.
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* {{Woolseyism}}: The MegaCorp that doubles as government of Eden in ''Part III'' is called EX in the original version (pronounced "ee-ex" by the Japanese voice actors"), but in the dub the characters called it the "Ex-Eye", which dovetailed nicely with the font used for "EX" making the two letters resemble an eye with the separated middle stroke of the E standing in for the iris, an ideal fit for [[BigBrotherIsWatching their role in the story]].
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* {{Woolseyism}}: The MegaCorp that doubles as government of Eden in ''Part III'' is called EX in the original version (pronounced "ee-ex" by the Japanese voice actors"), actors), but in the dub the characters called it the "Ex-Eye", which dovetailed nicely with the font used for "EX" making the two letters resemble an eye with the separated middle stroke of the E standing in for the iris, an ideal fit for [[BigBrotherIsWatching their role in the story]].
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** Pretty much the entire bike chase sequence in Part II.
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** Pretty much the entire bike chase sequence in Part II.''Part II''.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Rock Cafè" from ''Part I'' and "Himitsu Kudasai" (Please Tell Me the Secret), from the end of ''Part II''.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Rock Cafè" from ''Part I'' and I'', "Himitsu Kudasai" (Please Tell Me the Secret), Secret) from the end of ''Part II''.II'', and "Sleepless Beauty in the Woods" from '''Part III''.
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** The monitoring of e-mails and people in cyberspace are identical to [[{{UsefulNotes/NSA}} NSAleaks]] in Part III.
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** The monitoring of e-mails and people in cyberspace are identical to [[{{UsefulNotes/NSA}} NSAleaks]] in Part III.''Part III''.
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** The wire massacre scene in Part II, where even the excessively smooth and uncanny animation adds to the horror of the inevitable carnage.
** The fact that a majority of the population (save for Shogo and the gang) are wiped out by the Dezalg at the end of Part 2. Might seem a bit tame compared to later examples of a city crashing down, but the thought of ''you'', an innocent civilian minding their own business, is suddenly crushed by the rubble that once was, in this case, Tokyo, all because of an alien attack.
** The fact that a majority of the population (save for Shogo and the gang) are wiped out by the Dezalg at the end of Part 2. Might seem a bit tame compared to later examples of a city crashing down, but the thought of ''you'', an innocent civilian minding their own business, is suddenly crushed by the rubble that once was, in this case, Tokyo, all because of an alien attack.
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** The wire massacre scene in Part II, ''Part II'', where even the excessively smooth and uncanny animation adds to the horror of the inevitable carnage.
** The fact that a majority of the population (save for Shogo and the gang) are wiped out by the Dezalg at the end ofPart 2.''Part II''. Might seem a bit tame compared to later examples of a city crashing down, but the thought of ''you'', an innocent civilian minding their own business, is suddenly crushed by the rubble that once was, in this case, Tokyo, all because of an alien attack.
** The fact that a majority of the population (save for Shogo and the gang) are wiped out by the Dezalg at the end of
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** Eiji and Eve's last interaction with each other at the end of Part III, where they share a "kiss" between the glass that she is in before she is sent into space. The sentimental "Pandora Boat" does not even help matters.
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** Eiji and Eve's last interaction with each other at the end of Part III, ''Part III'', where they share a "kiss" between the glass that she is in before she is sent into space. The sentimental "Pandora Boat" does not even help matters.
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* {{Woolseyism}}: The MegaCorp that doubles as government of Eden in Part 3 is called EX in the original version (pronounced "ee-ex" by the Japanese voice actors"), but in the dub the characters called it the "Ex-Eye", which dovetailed nicely with the font used for "EX" making the two letters resemble an eye with the separated middle stroke of the E standing in for the iris, an ideal fit for [[BigBrotherIsWatching their role in the story]].
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* {{Woolseyism}}: The MegaCorp that doubles as government of Eden in Part 3 ''Part III'' is called EX in the original version (pronounced "ee-ex" by the Japanese voice actors"), but in the dub the characters called it the "Ex-Eye", which dovetailed nicely with the font used for "EX" making the two letters resemble an eye with the separated middle stroke of the E standing in for the iris, an ideal fit for [[BigBrotherIsWatching their role in the story]].
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The series absolutely screams the 1980s with the hairstyles, fashion, music, technology, and just about everything. It was such a caricature of the decade, that the ADV Films dub played this up by peppering in 80s slang, and treated the series like an intentional period piece.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The series absolutely screams the 1980s with the hairstyles, fashion, music, technology, and just about everything. It was such a caricature of the decade, that the ADV Films dub played this up by peppering in 80s slang, and treated the series like an intentional period piece.piece.
* {{Woolseyism}}: The MegaCorp that doubles as government of Eden in Part 3 is called EX in the original version (pronounced "ee-ex" by the Japanese voice actors"), but in the dub the characters called it the "Ex-Eye", which dovetailed nicely with the font used for "EX" making the two letters resemble an eye with the separated middle stroke of the E standing in for the iris, an ideal fit for [[BigBrotherIsWatching their role in the story]].
* {{Woolseyism}}: The MegaCorp that doubles as government of Eden in Part 3 is called EX in the original version (pronounced "ee-ex" by the Japanese voice actors"), but in the dub the characters called it the "Ex-Eye", which dovetailed nicely with the font used for "EX" making the two letters resemble an eye with the separated middle stroke of the E standing in for the iris, an ideal fit for [[BigBrotherIsWatching their role in the story]].
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** Shogo's defeat (and slow recovery) at the hands of B.D. might definitely count.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome:
** Pretty much the entire bike chase sequence in Part II.
*** Cyndi, behind Yui who is riding a motorcycle during the chase scene, shooting one of the military Garlands in the Garland's FOV camera.
** Pretty much the entire bike chase sequence in Part II.
*** Cyndi, behind Yui who is riding a motorcycle during the chase scene, shooting one of the military Garlands in the Garland's FOV camera.
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* TearJerker:
** Eiji and Eve's last interaction with each other at the end of Part III, where they share a "kiss" between the glass that she is in before she is sent into space. The sentimental "Pandora Boat" does not even help matters.
** Eiji and Eve's last interaction with each other at the end of Part III, where they share a "kiss" between the glass that she is in before she is sent into space. The sentimental "Pandora Boat" does not even help matters.
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* NightmareFuel: The wire massacre scene in Part II, where even the excessively smooth and uncanny animation adds to the horror of the inevitable carnage.
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* NightmareFuel: NightmareFuel:
** The wire massacre scene in Part II, where even the excessively smooth and uncanny animation adds to the horror of the inevitablecarnage.carnage.
** The fact that a majority of the population (save for Shogo and the gang) are wiped out by the Dezalg at the end of Part 2. Might seem a bit tame compared to later examples of a city crashing down, but the thought of ''you'', an innocent civilian minding their own business, is suddenly crushed by the rubble that once was, in this case, Tokyo, all because of an alien attack.
** The wire massacre scene in Part II, where even the excessively smooth and uncanny animation adds to the horror of the inevitable
** The fact that a majority of the population (save for Shogo and the gang) are wiped out by the Dezalg at the end of Part 2. Might seem a bit tame compared to later examples of a city crashing down, but the thought of ''you'', an innocent civilian minding their own business, is suddenly crushed by the rubble that once was, in this case, Tokyo, all because of an alien attack.
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* NightmareFuel: The wire massacre scene in Part II, where even the excessively smooth and uncanny animation adds to the horror of the inevitable carnage.
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*** Speaking of which, is the ADV dub a well-done adaptation of the original, or does it suffer from TotallyRadical rewrites and overzealous acting due to a bad direction job?
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** Cyndi in Part 2 is worse - and even more annoying. Of course, being voiced by Tiffany Grant, that's to be expected.
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** Cyndi in Part 2 2, voiced by Tiffany Grant, is worse - and even more annoying. Of course, being voiced by Tiffany Grant, that's to be expected.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Does anybody else think that "Himitsu Kudasai" sounds like "It's a Sin" by the Music/PetShopBoys?
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Does anybody else think that "Himitsu Kudasai" sounds like "It's a Sin" by the Music/PetShopBoys?Music/PetShopBoys?
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The series absolutely screams the 1980s with the hairstyles, fashion, music, technology, and just about everything. It was such a caricature of the decade, that the ADV Films dub played this up by peppering in 80s slang, and treated the series like an intentional period piece.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The series absolutely screams the 1980s with the hairstyles, fashion, music, technology, and just about everything. It was such a caricature of the decade, that the ADV Films dub played this up by peppering in 80s slang, and treated the series like an intentional period piece.
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** {{Generation Ship}}s sent away to preserve humanity while giving a ruined Earth time to heal and an {{AI}} named EVE? Are we talking about this OVA or ''WesternAnimation/WallE''?
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** {{Generation Ship}}s sent away to preserve humanity while giving a ruined Earth time to heal and an {{AI}} ArtificialIntelligence named EVE? Are we talking about this OVA or ''WesternAnimation/WallE''?
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** In the United States, Megazone 23 only appeared as a poorly received part of Robotech.
** In the United Kingdom, due to the poor reception of the Harmony Gold dub, Their exposure to Megazone 23 was solely ''Part III'', merged into one two-hour long film.
** In the United Kingdom, due to the poor reception of the Harmony Gold dub, Their exposure to Megazone 23 was solely ''Part III'', merged into one two-hour long film.
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** In the United States, Megazone 23 ''Megazone 23'' only appeared as a poorly received part of Robotech.
''Robotech''.
** In the United Kingdom, due to the poor reception of the Harmony Gold dub,Their their exposure to Megazone 23 ''Megazone 23'' was solely ''Part III'', merged into one two-hour long film.
** In the United Kingdom, due to the poor reception of the Harmony Gold dub,
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* Vic Mignogna as Shogo and Allison Keith as Yui is going to be some chuckles when in the Full Metal Panic! series, Kurz tries to gets into a relationship with Mao and fails every time.
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* Vic Mignogna as Shogo and Allison Keith as Yui is going to be some chuckls when in the Full Metal Panic!, Kurz tries to gets into a relationship with Mao and fails every time.
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* Vic Mignogna as Shogo and Allison Keith as Yui is going to be some chuckls chuckles when in the Full Metal Panic!, Panic! series, Kurz tries to gets into a relationship with Mao and fails every time.
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* Vic Mignogna as Shogo and Allison Keith as Yui is going to be some chuckls when in the Full Metal Panic!, Kurz tries to gets into a relationship with Mao and fails every time.
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** The monitoration of E-mails and people in cyberspace are identical to [[{{UsefulNotes/NSA}} NSAleaks]] in Part III.
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** The monitoration monitoring of E-mails e-mails and people in cyberspace are identical to [[{{UsefulNotes/NSA}} NSAleaks]] in Part III.
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** EVE is initally portrayed as an digital Idol whose voice and appearance is sampled from, in universe, a young girl who worked on the Megazone project, identically to how a Music/{{Vocaloid}} is created.
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** EVE is initally initially portrayed as an a digital Idol idol whose voice and appearance is sampled from, in universe, a young girl who worked on the Megazone project, identically to how a Music/{{Vocaloid}} is created.
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** {{Generation Ship}}s sent away to preserve humanity while giving a ruined Earth time to heal and an {{AI}} named EVE? Are we talking about this OVA or ''WesternAnimation/WallE''?
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* {{Narm}}: Aside from the obvious/already-stated, there's Yui's voice in the new dub. Some overlap with MostAnnoyingSound.
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* {{Narm}}: Aside from the obvious/already-stated, there's Yui's voice in the new dub. Some overlap with MostAnnoyingSound.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Rock Cafè" from ''Part I'' and "Himitsu Kudasai" (Please Tell Me the Secret), from the end of ''Part II''.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: "Rock Cafè" from ''Part I'' and "Himitsu Kudasai" (Please Tell Me the Secret), from the end of ''Part II''.
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** Meanwhile, Robert V. Barron - who voiced Professor Embry, later became [[Film/BillAndTedsExcellentAdventure Abraham Lincoln]].
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** Meanwhile, Robert V. Barron - who voiced Professor Embry, Embry - later became [[Film/BillAndTedsExcellentAdventure Abraham Lincoln]].
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** Meanwhile, Robert V. Barron - who voiced Professor Embry, later became [[Film/BillAndTedsExcellentAdventure Abraham Lincoln]].
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* RetroactiveRecognition: In the Harmony Gold dub, Creator/WendeeLee voiced Stacy Embry (Mai). Wendee would go on to voice characters like [[Anime/CowboyBebop Faye Valentine]], [[Manga/OutlawStar Twilight Suzuka]], [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Yoruichi Shihoin]], LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya and [[Manga/LuckyStar Konata Izumi]], among others.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: In the [[{{Macekre}} Harmony Gold dub, release]], Creator/WendeeLee voiced Stacy Embry (Mai). Wendee would go on to voice characters like [[Anime/CowboyBebop Faye Valentine]], [[Manga/OutlawStar Twilight Suzuka]], [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Yoruichi Shihoin]], LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya and [[Manga/LuckyStar Konata Izumi]], among others.