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* ClipboardOfAuthority: And the clipboard is too large to pass through the viewing slot, forcing the Yakuza thug to open the door to sign the papers Kusanagi is holding.
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Section Nine breaks up a group of thieves planning to rob a Japanese bank but are then informed a communist revolutionary is going to assassinate a prominent investment banker, Yokose. Yokose is a former mathematician who made a fortune on the stock market. Section Nine and the revolutionary arrive at roughly the same time but Yokose has been dead for months. Instead, Yokose's fortune has been managed by a computer program he created before his death. Later, Togusa's wife is doing some day trading when the program hacks in and starts making some wise investments on their behalf.
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Section Nine breaks up a group of thieves planning to rob a Japanese bank but are then informed a communist revolutionary is going to assassinate a prominent investment banker, Yokose. Yokose is a former mathematician who made a fortune on the stock market. Unfortunately, his house is a veritable fortress and protected by a large number of automated defenses.
Section Nine and the revolutionary arrive at roughly the same time but Yokose has been dead for months. Instead, Yokose's fortune has been managed by a computer program he created before his death. Later, Togusa's wife is doing some day trading when the program hacks in and starts making some wise investments on their behalf.
Section Nine and the revolutionary arrive at roughly the same time but Yokose has been dead for months. Instead, Yokose's fortune has been managed by a computer program he created before his death. Later, Togusa's wife is doing some day trading when the program hacks in and starts making some wise investments on their behalf.
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Acting on a tip, Section 9 breaks up a cabal of thieves planning to rob a Japanese financial institution. Shortly after the raid, a Chinese intelligence official contacts Section 9 and informs them of suspicious activity that he believes may indicate an assassination attempt by Chinese Socialists on Kanemoto Yokose, a prominent, yet reclusive, Japanese billionaire. Section 9 is therefore tasked with protecting Yokose, a 56-year-old ex-mathematician who has amassed a fortune by playing the stock market. Section 9 and the assassin arrive within minutes of each other, but after reaching Yokose’s bedroom, both sides discover that Yokose died from a medical condition several months ago, and an advanced computer program had been managing his investments the whole time.
The symbols in the title "¥€$" refer to the Japanese yen, the euro, and the dollar, respectively
The symbols in the title "¥€$" refer to the Japanese yen, the euro, and the dollar, respectively
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The symbols in the title "¥€$" refer to the Japanese yen, the euro, and the dollar, respectively
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* DueToTheDead: Togusa shows some respect for the late billionaire, which leads to a KarmicJackpot.
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* DueToTheDead: Togusa [[CoinsForTheDead shows some respect respect]] for the late billionaire, which leads to a KarmicJackpot.
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* NotHyperbole: An untintentional example occurs after the final bout with Fem.
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* NotHyperbole: An untintentional unintentional example occurs after the final bout with Fem.
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* DeadAllAlong: It is revealed that Yokose has been dead for several months with everyone being none the wiser thanks to him being a recluse and his programs keeping up his work without him.
* DeliveryGuyInfiltration: Kusanagi pretends to be picking up the garbage. When the Yakuza refuse to let her in, she insists they have to sign the required paperwork (Japan has strict recycling laws).
* DeliveryGuyInfiltration: Kusanagi pretends to be picking up the garbage. When the Yakuza refuse to let her in, she insists they have to sign the required paperwork (Japan has strict recycling laws).
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* DeliveryGuyInfiltration: Kusanagi pretends to be picking up the garbage. When the Yakuza refuse to let her in, she insists they have to sign the required paperwork (Japan has strict recycling laws).
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* NotHyperbole: An untintentional example occurs after the final bout with Fem.
-->'''Major:''' I'm amazed this racket didn't wake him. He sleeps ''like a dead man''.\\
''[pulls curtain; cue surprised look on her face; Togusa also looks]''\\
'''Togusa:''' That's 'cause ''he is''. Looks like he's been dead for about three or four months.
-->'''Major:''' I'm amazed this racket didn't wake him. He sleeps ''like a dead man''.\\
''[pulls curtain; cue surprised look on her face; Togusa also looks]''\\
'''Togusa:''' That's 'cause ''he is''. Looks like he's been dead for about three or four months.
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* ResistanceIsFutile: Kusanagi to the Yakuza. When one of them disagrees and pulls out a shotgun, Batou puts a bullet through his hand. "Didn't we tell you not to resist?"
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* PhallicWeapon: An enormous cannon deploys from the Yakuza cyborg's groin.
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* CallBack: The stock the computer AI purchases at the end was Serano Genomix, the same company the Laughing Man targeted during his first appearance.
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* DeliveryGuyInfiltration: Kusanagi pretends to be picking up the garbage. When the Yakuza refuse to let her in, she insists they have to sign the required paperwork.paperwork (Japan has strict recycling laws).
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* AbnormalAmmo: A shotgun roll of coins is used literally.literally, fired from Fem's ArmCannon. Clearly meant to be a KarmicDeath, given Fem's distaste for the dirty capitalists.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: Kusanagi loses her cool when she's knocked into the garbage.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: Kusanagi loses her cool when she's knocked into the garbage. Then she has to change into a {{Stripperiffic}} outfit and even Aramaki comments on it.
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* NinjaMaid: The female robots working as servants in the BigFancyHouse are also BodyguardBabes.
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* NinjaMaid: The female robots {{Robot Maid}}s working as servants in the BigFancyHouse are also BodyguardBabes.
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* AbnormalAmmo: A shotgun roll of coins is used literally.
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* NinjaMaid: The female robots working as servants in the BigFancyHouse are also BodyguardBabes.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Kusanagi loses her cool when she's knocked into the garbage.
* VideoPhone: Mr Wan is clipping his toenails in his pyjamas while the phone screen shows him in formal attire, solving one problem of this trope.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Kusanagi loses her cool when she's knocked into the garbage.
* VideoPhone: Mr Wan is clipping his toenails in his pyjamas while the phone screen shows him in formal attire, solving one problem of this trope.
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* DirtyCommunists: The assassin is out to eliminate Kanemoto for this.
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* DirtyCommunists: The assassin Fem, the assassin, is out to eliminate Kanemoto at least partly for this.ideological reasons (as she considers him having amassed a fortune while not helping anyone unacceptable). She even paraphrases the Communist Manifesto in her first appearance.
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* MuggedForDisguise: The assassin kills a pair of bank employees and steals a uniform from one of them to infiltrate the billionaire's home.
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* DirtyCommunists: The assassin is out to eliminate Kanemoto for this.
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* DueToTheDead: Togusa shows some respect for the late billionaire, which leads to a KarmicJackpot.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Togusa has his family investments increased by an unknown force. It might be the remnant of Kanemoto's program or his actual ghost helping Togusa out for showing respect to him.
* DueToTheDead: Togusa shows some respect for the late billionaire, which leads to a KarmicJackpot.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Togusa has his family investments increased by an unknown force. It might be the remnant of Kanemoto's program or his actual ghost helping Togusa out for showing respect to him.
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Acting on a tip, Section 9 breaks up a cabal of thieves planning to rob a Japanese financial institution. Shortly after the raid, a Chinese intelligence official contacts Section 9 and informs them of suspicious activity that he believes may indicate an assassination attempt by Chinese Socialists on Kanemoto Yokose, a prominent, yet reclusive, Japanese billionaire. Section 9 is therefore tasked with protecting Yokose, a 56-year-old ex-mathematician who has amassed a fortune by playing the stock market. Section 9 and the assassin arrive within minutes of each other, but after reaching Yokose’s bedroom, both sides discover that Yokose died from a medical condition several months ago, and an advanced computer program had been managing his investments the whole time.
The symbols in the title "¥€$" refer to the Japanese yen, the euro, and the dollar, respectively
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