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==Romance Novels and Feet in a Bucket== | ==Romance Novels and Feet in a Bucket== | ||
I'm going to spot-check this one. Maya appears to be reading a romance novel but I can't say for sure. And I had the impression it was Fuyutsuki who had his feet in the bucket, not Gendo. I didn't see the legs of Gendo's chair. --[[User:UrsusArctos|UrsusArctos]] 17:11, 24 December 2007 (PST) | I'm going to spot-check this one. Maya appears to be reading a romance novel but I can't say for sure. And I had the impression it was Fuyutsuki who had his feet in the bucket, not Gendo. I didn't see the legs of Gendo's chair. --[[User:UrsusArctos|UrsusArctos]] 17:11, 24 December 2007 (PST) | ||
==Love of Technology== | |||
Whoever added quotes for Maya's love of technology and Aoba's reaction, these are quotes from the English dub, which isn't being used as a source material. The dialogue should be from the Platinum subs, like so: | |||
IBUKI: | |||
That's a city of science for you. | |||
It's really an era where science reigns supreme. | |||
AOBA: | |||
Talk about an old-fashioned line. | |||
The same, but subtly different. [[User:Incisivis|Incisivis]] 15:03, 30 January 2008 (PST) | |||
Revision as of 23:03, 30 January 2008
Romance Novels and Feet in a Bucket
I'm going to spot-check this one. Maya appears to be reading a romance novel but I can't say for sure. And I had the impression it was Fuyutsuki who had his feet in the bucket, not Gendo. I didn't see the legs of Gendo's chair. --UrsusArctos 17:11, 24 December 2007 (PST)
Love of Technology
Whoever added quotes for Maya's love of technology and Aoba's reaction, these are quotes from the English dub, which isn't being used as a source material. The dialogue should be from the Platinum subs, like so:
IBUKI: That's a city of science for you. It's really an era where science reigns supreme.
AOBA: Talk about an old-fashioned line.
The same, but subtly different. Incisivis 15:03, 30 January 2008 (PST)
