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* In Episode 6, it is revealed that Nano is deathly afraid of cockroaches. It kinda makes sense that a robot wouldn't like [[IncrediblyLamePun bugs]].
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* In Episode 6, it is revealed that Nano is deathly afraid of cockroaches. It kinda makes sense that a robot wouldn't like [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} bugs]].
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* The Invincible Alien skit may be from [[CosmicPlaything Yuuko]]’s desire to not feel pain.
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* The Invincible Alien skit may be from [[CosmicPlaything Yuuko]]’s desire to not feel pain.pain.
* Yuuko's birthday. She only gets one present: a can of octopus wasabi from Mio, who admits she just found it lying around the house. Mio put absolutely ''no thought or effort at all'' into her gift. Meanwhile, Mai didn't get Yuuko anything ''at all''! Just how much do those two actually consider her their friend?
* Yuuko's birthday. She only gets one present: a can of octopus wasabi from Mio, who admits she just found it lying around the house. Mio put absolutely ''no thought or effort at all'' into her gift. Meanwhile, Mai didn't get Yuuko anything ''at all''! Just how much do those two actually consider her their friend?
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!!''' FridgeHorror:'''
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!!''' FridgeHorror:'''FridgeHorror and FridgeSadness:'''
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** Assuming there ''are'' other copies of this book.
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** Assuming there ''are'' other copies of this book.book.
* The Invincible Alien skit may be from [[CosmicPlaything Yuuko]]’s desire to not feel pain.
* The Invincible Alien skit may be from [[CosmicPlaything Yuuko]]’s desire to not feel pain.
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* The Helvetica Standard in Ep. 18 stands out in all of them for being ''very'' different. Not only is there a beautiful ArtShift, but the tone is also quite sentimental and nostalgic. When the book the girl was looking for turned out to be emptied out and was hiding a gun, this initially seems like a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}. However, this scene can easily be interpreted differently that turns it into a massive FunnyAneurysmMoment. The girl did not seem surprised when she found the book, and in fact, she stated that she wanted this specific book, ''not'' any other copy. [[DarkAndTroubledPast If she did indeed know there was a gun in this book]], what do you think she meant by "it brought ''colour'' into my grey childhood"?
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* The Helvetica Standard in Ep. 18 stands out in all of them for being ''very'' different. Not only is there a beautiful ArtShift, but the tone is also quite sentimental and nostalgic. When the book the girl was looking for turned out to be emptied out and was hiding a gun, this initially seems like a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}. However, this scene can easily be interpreted differently that turns makes it into a massive FunnyAneurysmMoment.HarsherInHindsight. The girl did not seem surprised when she found the book, and in fact, she stated that she wanted this specific book, ''not'' any other copy. [[DarkAndTroubledPast If she did indeed know there was a gun in this book]], what do you think she meant by "it brought ''colour'' into my grey childhood"?
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** In Ch. 124 of the manga, it begins with the Professor reading a picture story about a newly-hatched bird, who looks around, but no one is there (ie, its parents). She gets VERY sad over this and goes to curl up around Nano. Perhaps the story hit a little to close to home?
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** In Ch. 124 of the manga, it manga begins with the Professor reading a picture story about a newly-hatched bird, who looks around, but no one is there (ie, its parents). She gets VERY ''very'' sad over this and goes to curl up around Nano. Perhaps the story hit a little to close to home?
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* The Helvetica Standard in Ep.18 stands out in all of them for being ''very'' different. Not only is there a beautiful ArtShift, but the tone is also quite sentimental and nostalgic. When the book the girl was looking for turned out to be emptied out and was hiding a gun, this initially seems like a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}. However, this scene can easily be interpreted differently that turns it into a massive FunnyAneurysmMoment. The girl did not seem surprised when she found the book, and in fact, she stated that she wanted this specific book, ''not'' any other copy. [[DarkAndTroubledPast If she did indeed know there was a gun in this book]], what do you think she meant by "it brought ''colour'' into my grey childhood"?
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* The Helvetica Standard in Ep. 18 stands out in all of them for being ''very'' different. Not only is there a beautiful ArtShift, but the tone is also quite sentimental and nostalgic. When the book the girl was looking for turned out to be emptied out and was hiding a gun, this initially seems like a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}. However, this scene can easily be interpreted differently that turns it into a massive FunnyAneurysmMoment. The girl did not seem surprised when she found the book, and in fact, she stated that she wanted this specific book, ''not'' any other copy. [[DarkAndTroubledPast If she did indeed know there was a gun in this book]], what do you think she meant by "it brought ''colour'' into my grey childhood"?
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** [[WildMassGuessing Maybe Mio was too ashamed and embarrassed to notice that she forgot her drawing on Sakurai-sensei's desk ?]]
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** [[WildMassGuessing Maybe Mio was too ashamed and embarrassed to notice that she forgot her drawing on Sakurai-sensei's desk ?]]desk?]]
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*** ''But there aren't'', at least drawn. And in Yukko's dream sequence they're able to be put on via vertical insertion.
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*** ''But there aren't'', at least drawn. And in In Yukko's dream sequence they're able to be put on via vertical insertion.
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* [[https://youtu.be/f1gu1967Ca4 This video]] figured out something about the Helvetica Standard song.
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* [[https://youtu.be/f1gu1967Ca4 This video]] figured out something about the Helvetica Standard song.
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* The Helvetica Standard in Ep.18 stands out in all of them for being ''very'' different. Not only is there a beautiful ArtShift, but the tone is also quite sentimental and nostalgic. When the book the girl was looking for turned out to be emptied out and was hiding a gun, this initially seems like a CrowningMomentOfFunny. However, this scene can easily be interpreted differently that turns it into a massive FunnyAneurysmMoment. The girl did not seem surprised when she found the book, and in fact, she stated that she wanted this specific book, ''not'' any other copy. [[DarkAndTroubledPast If she did indeed know there was a gun in this book]], what do you think she meant by "it brought ''colour'' into my grey childhood"?
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* The Helvetica Standard in Ep.18 stands out in all of them for being ''very'' different. Not only is there a beautiful ArtShift, but the tone is also quite sentimental and nostalgic. When the book the girl was looking for turned out to be emptied out and was hiding a gun, this initially seems like a CrowningMomentOfFunny.SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}. However, this scene can easily be interpreted differently that turns it into a massive FunnyAneurysmMoment. The girl did not seem surprised when she found the book, and in fact, she stated that she wanted this specific book, ''not'' any other copy. [[DarkAndTroubledPast If she did indeed know there was a gun in this book]], what do you think she meant by "it brought ''colour'' into my grey childhood"?
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** It's not some random guy, though. It's Sasahara, meaning the explosion is probably [[{{Tsundere}} Misato]] up to her [[TheGunslinger usual antics]].
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** The Professor 'ruining' it also has a bit of a symbolic value to it. Not only was the other eye filled, but both eyes were crossed out; Nano may have wanted to be human, but with her own emotions, desires, and everything; she not only had achieved that goal, but was *already* human, despite being a machine.
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* You may wonder why Nano's so attached to the red, one-eyed doll and gets angry once Professor ruins it. It is a Daruma doll - meant to motivate you. You fill out one eye (and the doll in question was like this) when you set a 'goal' and place it around your house to remind yourself of the goal. Once you reach it - you fill out the second eye. Since Nano's biggest wish is to be human she probably filled out the first eye thinking about this. No wonder she got angry.
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* You may wonder why Nano's so attached to the red, one-eyed doll and gets angry once the Professor ruins it. It is It's a Daruma doll - meant to motivate you. You fill out one eye (and the doll in question was like this) when you set a 'goal' and place it around your house to remind yourself of the goal. Once you reach it - you fill out the second eye. Since Nano's biggest wish is to be human she probably filled out the first eye thinking about this. No wonder she got angry.
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* In a hilarious random side-scene in Episode 6, a random guy just got bomb-dropped. It's even funnier when you realize that Yuuko is probably still standing in the hallway. I feel bad for her, the world is too much for her to handle!
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*** Two halves, hinged, with a clasp or magnet on the other side.
*** In chapter 135 we see flashback of Mio getting her hair clips, and she doesn't know how they work either. At the end a hair clips vendor shows her the trick ("This goes like this, then you do this and then like this..." with his hands out of picture) -- and that's about the best explanation we'll ever get.
*** In chapter 135 we see flashback of Mio getting her hair clips, and she doesn't know how they work either. At the end a hair clips vendor shows her the trick ("This goes like this, then you do this and then like this..." with his hands out of picture) -- and that's about the best explanation we'll ever get.
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** Assuming there ''are'' other copies of this book.
* In a hilarious random side-scene in Episode 6, a random guy just got bomb-dropped. It's even funnier when you realize that Yuko is probably still standing in the hallway. I feel bad for her, the world is too much for her to handle!
* In a hilarious random side-scene in Episode 6, a random guy just got bomb-dropped. It's even funnier when you realize that Yuko is probably still standing in the hallway. I feel bad for her, the world is too much for her to handle!
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** Assuming there ''are'' other copies of this book.
* In a hilarious random side-scene in Episode 6, a random guy just got bomb-dropped. It's even funnier when you realize that Yuko is probably still standing in the hallway. I feel bad for her, the world is too much for her to handle!book.
* In a hilarious random side-scene in Episode 6, a random guy just got bomb-dropped. It's even funnier when you realize that Yuko is probably still standing in the hallway. I feel bad for her, the world is too much for her to handle!
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* In Episode 12, a coffee shop employee told Sakurai that she'd have to tell her which sweets she wished to buy, despite the fact that she was very clearly pointing at them. Why? She's blind.
** Jossed. It turns she's just not good at explaining things to people. See Episode 16 where she didn't help Yuuko explain what were those weird coffee size names.
** Plus if you've ever worked in food service with a similar setup, you know how difficult it can be to tell what someone is pointing at when they're standing on the other side of a display case. Much easier when they just tell you the name.
** Jossed. It turns she's just not good at explaining things to people. See Episode 16 where she didn't help Yuuko explain what were those weird coffee size names.
** Plus if you've ever worked in food service with a similar setup, you know how difficult it can be to tell what someone is pointing at when they're standing on the other side of a display case. Much easier when they just tell you the name.
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*** Kids LOVE dinosaurs, but I doubt they wouldn't be terrified if they actually came across a REAL LIFE T-rex.
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** Jossed. It turns she's not good explaining things to people. See Episode 16 where she didn't help Yuuko explain what were those weird coffee size names.
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** Jossed. It turns she's just not good at explaining things to people. See Episode 16 where she didn't help Yuuko explain what were those weird coffee size names.
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-Misato vs. Mio: Both have violent tempers, both have crushes on Sasahara, and they are the only two students in the anime with confirmed siblings.
-Fe-chan vs. Yuuko: Both are optimistic, both get hurt a lot and often have their jokes backfire, and they have similarish haircuts.
-Weboshii vs. Mai: Uh...
-Fe-chan vs. Yuuko: Both are optimistic, both get hurt a lot and often have their jokes backfire, and they have similarish haircuts.
-Weboshii vs. Mai: Uh...
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* The first real scene, and definitely the first part most people remember, involves Nano running into that kid and causing a huge explosion. Hence, the series LITERALLY starts off with a bang!
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* When Nano has a series of memories after she finally takes her key off, which results in her keeping her key anyway, one of the flashbacks involves Sakamoto calling her "girl" as he usually does. Not "robot" or even "robot girl"; Sakamoto knows full well that Nano is a robot, but still sees her as an (otherwise) ordinary girl.
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* The trio of Misato, Weboshii and Fe-chan seems like an imperfect derivative of the main trio of Mio, Mai and Yuuko:
-Misato vs. Mio: Both have violent tempers, both have crushes on Sasahara, and they are the only two students in the anime with confirmed siblings.
-Fe-chan vs. Yuuko: Both are optimistic, both get hurt a lot and often have their jokes backfire, and they have similarish haircuts.
-Weboshii vs. Mai: Uh...
-Misato vs. Mio: Both have violent tempers, both have crushes on Sasahara, and they are the only two students in the anime with confirmed siblings.
-Fe-chan vs. Yuuko: Both are optimistic, both get hurt a lot and often have their jokes backfire, and they have similarish haircuts.
-Weboshii vs. Mai: Uh...
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** Assuming there "are" other copies of this book.
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** Assuming there "are" ''are'' other copies of this book.