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[[AllThereInTheManual According to the manual]], Uno, Due, Tre and Quattro are all created from Jail's own DNA, but the "second generation" Numbers (Cinque through Deed) are all created from other sources, and Cinque (along with Nove, Sette, and Uno) were created via "[[CloningBlues clonal culture]]", which is stated to have a low chance of creating a viable final product -- presumably this translates into a high chance the cloned body will reject cybernetic implants -- but a high chance of reproducing any special abilities the genetic base had. But suppose the donor was already a cyborg? The chances of rejection would be slim to none depending on how similar Jail's cyborg tech is to whatever tech was used to create Nu, and if Sword Summoner is related to Nu's linker core or genetic info in any way then it's definitely something Jail would be interested in reproducing. Top this all off with the painfully-obvious physical resemblance between these two and there's really only one conclusion you can make (...well okay, you can take the easy way out and just call Nu a Cinque {{expy}}, but where's the fun in that?).

* Every fictional story except ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'', you mean.

[[WMG: The Book of Darkness is a [[{{LightNovel/Slayers}} Claire Bible manuscript]]]]

[[WMG:LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya heard Nanoha's cry in The Manga of TheMovie]]

Will be the ''LightNovel/InfiniteStratos'' powered exoskeletons. The Earth models were designed by a clone of Nanoha, Shinonono Tabane.

The getup, the features, the [[Franchise/{{Castlevania}} weakness to]] {{Whip| It Good}}s...

Look at where they have gotten their claws into! [[spoiler: Nuking their own cities]], making [[spoiler: Osea and Yuktobania fight]], they sure fit an [[AncientConspiracy Ancient]][=/=]GovernmentConspiracy mould... Wait, [[NamesTheSame what do you mean wrong Belka]]?! This ''isn't'' the ''VideoGame/AceCombat'' page?!

[[WMG:Nanoha met [[StreetFighter Guile]] at some point between ''[=StrikerS=]'' and ''[=ViVid=]''.]]

Credit to someone on [=SpaceBattles=] who suggested (a CaptainErsatz of) {{Wolverine}} demonstrating his displeasure with Chrono's treatment of Yuuno, as well as a honey badger-transformer who teaches Yuuno to GroinAttack.

By the 2040s, {{Mega Corp}}s may have taken over the world, but for a true nationalist, PatrioticFervor never dies. Biding their time, (ex-)Belkan men infiltrated the various corpocracies of the world and eventually retook the world. Decades and centuries down the line, what is known as the ''Nanoha'' Belka became reality. AndManGrewProud, and forgot his/[[ImprobablyFemaleCast her]] true origins. The rest is history. You can see a foreshadowing of ''Nanoha''-style techno-magic in the way their weaponised laser technology is so far advanced compared to RealLife. I mean, a WaveMotionGun-scale laser superweapon and a fighter-mountable laser in their 1995, whereas in RealLife 2010 weaponised lasers are both much bulkier and less effective?

** There are ''several'' such organizations mentioned in ''The Cat Who Walks Through Walls'', with ethical levels ranging from 'relatively benevolent' to 'ChaoticEvil'. There's no reason the TSAB couldn't be another multiversal faction jockeying for position (and [[Literature/ThursdayNext jurisdiction]]) with all the rest.

*** We know of at least two [[strike:duels]] brawls that Nanoha had with Signum, both in the manga. We only [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_shoujo_lyrical_nanoha_strikers_the_comics/c010/19.html catch a glimpse]] of the first one since Signum only mentioned it as an aside, but we got an [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_shoujo_lyrical_nanoha_strikers_the_comics/c015/ entire chapter]] for the second one. [[spoiler:Both ended in a draw after they got into it a wee bit too much and practically tried to kill each other]]. <<

In Chapter 99, Mikami [[http://www.onemanga.com/Death_Note/99/17/ tells his secretary]] that he's going to the scene of a case. It's thus possible that she's somehow related to Genya, at least before his part of the family went to Mid-Childia, but she's a {{Muggle}} to the degree that she most likely not only wouldn't know about magic, but doesn't suspect anything about what her boss is doing.

...by a strike team consisting of ArchangelMichael (possessing the body of [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAdvance Lamia Loveless]]), [[Myth/NorseMythology Thor's daughter Thrud]], Thrud's warg companion, [[KingArthur Lady Viviane]], and [[VideoGame/DisgaeaHourOfDarkness Etna]] (serving as Michael's Unison Device as part of his DealWithTheDevil). They managed to destroy the Book's previous guardians, but when it came to destroying Reinforce, none of them could bring themselves to do it, so the Book regenerated and produced copies of them, Material-F (Signum, "F" for "Flame"), Material-T (Vita, "Thunder"), and Material-W (Shamal, "Wind"), who managed to pick off Viviane, Thrud, and fatally wound the latter's warg companion to turn him into their familiar (Zafira). Even the four of them, however, couldn't kill Michael and Etna, so they just disembodied him, banishing Lamia's body back to SRW universe, and captured her. When she refused to unison with Material-F, they wiped her memory and dumped her, then retreated back into the Book as its new guardians.

[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuwOy9A97R4 To misquote]] [[VideoGame/TeamFortress2 the Sniper]]: "Because she's bad/she's bad/You know it/[[{{Mondegreen}} Yuuno]]".

[[WMG: Jarvis from the ''IronMan'' [[Film/IronMan film]] was reverse-engineered from or at least based in some way on Bardiche.]]