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** It should also be noted that many of the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 game's conventions of gameplay and interface were lifted almost directly from ''VideoGame/{{Oni}}'', a game published several years before. However, ''Oni'' itself was inspired almost entirely by ''Ghost in the Shell'', bringing the inspiration full-circle.

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** It should also be noted that many of the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 Platform/PlayStation2 game's conventions of gameplay and interface were lifted almost directly from ''VideoGame/{{Oni}}'', a game published several years before. However, ''Oni'' itself was inspired almost entirely by ''Ghost in the Shell'', bringing the inspiration full-circle.
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* DrosteImage: In a couple of scenes, characters are found to infected with Interceptors, nanomachines that record what the person sees. This is revealed by someone displaying the signal from the Interceptors, which is the view the infected person is seeing. When they look at the screen displaying their own perspective, a Droste image is created.
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* GreatOffscreenWar: WorldWarIII and [[WorldWarWhatever IV]], but also a covert operation in Central America that Batou served in as part of a conflict between America and Japan.

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* GreatOffscreenWar: WorldWarIII and [[WorldWarWhatever IV]], AKA the Second Vietnam War, but also a covert operation in Central America that Batou served in as part of a conflict between America and Japan.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Depending on the translations, many names are transcribed very differently.
** Batou / Bateau: The former is the correct spelling, though the later would be more correct if spoken by a French speaker.
** Bouma / Borma: Pronounced as the former, but written as the latter.
** Pazu / Paz: Pronounced as the former of the two names.
** Gouda / Gohda: Both are technically correct as they are both acceptable romanizations of the same kana sequence. The first is the most accepted one in print, although the second is preferred because the first is a homograph for a type of cheese.
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** Cruzkowa has a hidden [[GatlingGood gatling gun]] in her arm, as well as [[HiddenWeapons multiple blades]]. This leads to an IncrediblyLamePun when Section 9 finally arrests her:

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** Cruzkowa has a hidden [[GatlingGood gatling gun]] in her arm, as well as [[HiddenWeapons multiple blades]]. This leads to an IncrediblyLamePun a {{pun}} when Section 9 finally arrests her:

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* AdvanceNoticeCrime: [[TheCaper "CASH EYE"]] begins with Motoko breaking into the corporate office of a CEO for the purpose of leaving a CallingCard. When Section 9 is brought in to investigate and provide security, Chief Aramaki interprets this as her message that her Cash Eye thief persona was going to return and break into the CEO's vault.



* AfterActionVillainAnalysis: Numerous episodes.

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Game developer Creator/{{Nexon}} had developed an online FirstPersonShooter based on the series. ''[[VideoGame/GhostInTheShellFirstAssaultOnline Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex: First Assault Online]]'' launched in December 2015, and was available through Nexon's website and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, but came to a close on December 6th, 2017.

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Game developer Creator/{{Nexon}} had developed an online FirstPersonShooter based on the series. ''[[VideoGame/GhostInTheShellFirstAssaultOnline Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex: First Assault Online]]'' launched in December 2015, and was available through Nexon's website and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, Platform/{{Steam}}, but came to a close on December 6th, 2017.
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The series has also made an appearance in various Japanese Pachislot gaming machines, usually seen in pachinko parlors in cities.

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The series has also made an appearance in various Japanese Pachislot gaming machines, usually seen in pachinko parlors in cities.
cities. Tie-in games were made based on the SAC universe, one for the Playstation 2 and the Playstation Portable.

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