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* PoweredByAForsakenChild: We learn that both Kuze and the Major were teenage runaways before they were captured and brainwashed by Hanka Robotics, who then transplanted their brains into cyborg shells.
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* Foreshadowing: During a conversation about their childhood pets, Major talks about having a dog and Batou responds that she seems more of a cat person. [[spoiler:She is a cat person, the memories of having a pet dog are false.]]
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* Foreshadowing: {{Foreshadowing}}: During a conversation about their childhood pets, Major talks about having a dog and Batou responds that she seems more of a cat person. [[spoiler:She is a cat person, the memories of having a pet dog are false.]]
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* Foreshadowing: During a conversation about their childhood pets, Major talks about having a dog and Batou responds that she seems more of a cat person. [[spoiler: she is a cat person, the memories of having a pet dog are false.]]
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* Foreshadowing: During a conversation about their childhood pets, Major talks about having a dog and Batou responds that she seems more of a cat person. [[spoiler: she [[spoiler:She is a cat person, the memories of having a pet dog are false.]]
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* Foreshadowing: During a conversation about their childhood pets, Major talks about having a dog and Batou responds that she seems more of a cat person. [[spoiler: she is a cat person, the memories of having a pet dog are false.]]
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''Ghost in the Shell'' is a LiveActionAdaptation of the ''Manga/GhostInTheShell'' manga, directed by Rupert Sanders and starring Creator/ScarlettJohansson as "The Major".
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''Ghost in the Shell'' is a LiveActionAdaptation of the ''Manga/GhostInTheShell'' manga, directed by Rupert Sanders Creator/RupertSanders and starring Creator/ScarlettJohansson as "The Major".
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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* MalevolentMaskedMen: Hanka soldiers wear full-face masks [[UncannyValley with no mouth opening]], while their red-cloaked cyber-surgeons have surgical masks and [[HeadsUpDisplay screen visors]]. The terrorists in the first attack wear large square sunglasses that have the same effect.
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* MalevolentMaskedMen: Hanka soldiers wear full-face masks [[UncannyValley with no mouth opening]], opening, while their red-cloaked cyber-surgeons have surgical masks and [[HeadsUpDisplay screen visors]]. The terrorists in the first attack wear large square sunglasses that have the same effect.
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* RacialTransformation: One such possibility with full prosthetic bodies. [[spoiler:Major Mira Killian is a Cyborg who resembles a caucasian woman in her mid-30s, but is in fact a young Japanese woman named Motoko Kusanagi whose brain was placed in a different shell against her will. The same thing happened to her best friend, who changed from a Japanese teenager into a white man]].
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** The Major, who's assumed to be Japanese in the original works[[note]]though as a full-body cyborg she could theoretically plug her brain into a body of any ethnicity she likes[[/note]], is played by Caucasian Creator/ScarlettJohansson. [[spoiler:Zig-zagged: the Major in this film ''was'' Japanese, it's just that her mind was put into a body of a different race.]]
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** The Major, who's assumed to be Japanese in the original works[[note]]though as a full-body cyborg she could theoretically plug her brain into a body of any ethnicity she likes[[/note]], likes[[/note]][[note]]The liner notes in the original manga says that she may or may not be Japanese, may or may not be female (she is because she has her monthly period), or may or may not even be a single individual[[/note]], is played by Caucasian Creator/ScarlettJohansson. [[spoiler:Zig-zagged: the Major in this film ''was'' Japanese, it's just that her mind was put into a body of a different race.]]
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* AdaptationalModesty: Inverted. In the manga, the thermo-optic camouflage was a bulky armor, while here is a spandex-like, skintight bodysuit.
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* AdaptationalModesty: Inverted. In the manga, the thermo-optic camouflage was a bulky armor, while here it is a spandex-like, skintight bodysuit.
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** While the characters and the atmosphere in general are not as depressive and quiet as in the Mamoru Oshii movies, the Major is still much more serious and collected than her manga version, and Aramaki is again taken seriously instead of being a target of jokes.
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** While the characters and the atmosphere in general are not as depressive and quiet as in the Mamoru Oshii movies, the Major is still much more serious and collected than her manga version, version and is much more philosophical with Batou at times, and Aramaki is again taken seriously instead of being a target of jokes.
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* DisposableVagrant: Hanka Robotics turns out to use runaways extensively in their experiments.
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* DisposableVagrant: Hanka Robotics turns out to use runaways extensively in their experiments. [[spoiler:And as it turns out, the Major's original identity, Motoko Kusanagi, was a political radical who ran away from her home.]]
