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Fridge Brilliance
- In one route, you're given a code, XXY, said to be numbers to open "God's Door". Later you find out this code is used as the passcode to MAIK's computer, with it actually meaning 'X times Y', where X = 12 and Y = current year. If that's the case, why doesn't Nyoro's father give it to them as the number? Because it changes every year. It's basic cyber security to regularly change your passwords to prevent hacking, something Nyoro's father and MAIK would have reason to be extra-careful about.
- If Reycho stays with the group in Ehime, the Master's brainwashing is a total No-Sell on him, despite the others requiring Amygdaclear to snap out of it, and it's later speculated that he simply has a high resistance to brainwashing. After the revelation that Reycho is just a remote-controlled robot, it makes perfect sense why the brainwashing didn't work on Reycho: he doesn't have a mind to be controlled!
- The Master being tricked by Yuki's impersonation of the Nagoya factory robots makes a lot more sense once Yuki's identity is revealed. Not only is Yuki a robot, but she's part of MAIK!
