which allows for a impressive fanservice scene in which Miguel spins around while only wearing a minuscule thong. Notably, the main character's ship does not. Artificial Gravity: The Eva ship in Magnetic Rose has this on its lower levels.The city of Cannon Fodder only exists to shoot cannons, all day, every day, and all of the activities of the people in it has been organized by the government to revolve around this (the children only learn trig and chemistry for the sake of figuring out shooting solutions, for example), they don't care about the safety of the citizens, and it's implied that there is actually no rival cities to shoot, but they lie about it, 1984-style.The JSDF in Stink Bomb goes well above and beyond the call of overkill to try to stop Nobuo (although it's justified given how lethal he has unwittingly become), and the American military liaison that appears not only reveals himself as the man who ordered the creation of the bio-weapon Nobuo swallowed, but also conspires to capture Nobuo alive.At best one can guess he is Latino, but that's about it. He has a considerably darker skin tone, especially when compared to the obviously caucasian Heinz and Ivanov, and the Japanese Aoshima, but the short doesn't give any hint of his past, nationality or ethnicity. Ambiguously Brown: Miguel Costrela, from Magnetic Rose.Is a Crapshoot: The computer in Magnetic Rose carries out Eva's escapist fantasy long after Eva is dead, destroying other spaceships to assimilate them into itself. And because of the Lotus-Eater Machine, he has to watch this happen twice - once mirroring his own memory, and the second time while standing on the ground, still helpless to save his daughter. In her eagerness to show it off, she climbs onto the roof after him while he's repairing a weathervane, and winds up losing her footing. Adult Fear: In Magnetic Rose, Heinz gave his daughter a space-suit, promising to take her up with him next time.

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