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Revision as of 04:11, 28 December 2009


Screenshots Cut # Description/Dialogue Commentary


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Closeup of a rota, mostly filled in with "SHI".


Misato (OFF):“"Okay! That should be it for fairly splitting up the chores!"”

Reichu: The second image includes translations.


Shin-seki: Misato is really good at 'janken'…


Hexon.Arq: She has to be. She's a tactician.


HeWhoPostsStuff: While the anime just kind of suggests that Shinji has bad luck in this scenario, in the manga Misato tosses the "rock-paper-scissors" method of chore-dividing at him very abruptly and aggressively, apparently with the intention of catching him off guard before he even knows what's going on (and, conveniently, end up with fewer days of chores to do). As such it put a bit more of a devious, opportunistic spin on Misato than the anime does…