Before reading on, note that this is NOT about the English dubbed version, but the Japanese dubbed version.
Now, when we first see Frank Archer on board a train with Major Armstrong, he's looking through paperwork while humming "Ode to Joy." A classical piece by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Now here's the thing, as we can all tell, the HAGAREN world doesn't take place in our world. It's a completely different world. So how in the world could Archer be humming music made by a man who doesn't exist in their world?
These are the kind of things that keep me awake at night. I'm such a dork for even noticing this, despite having first seen the episode last year and not catching it the first time. XD Wonder if anyone else caught this?
Now, when we first see Frank Archer on board a train with Major Armstrong, he's looking through paperwork while humming "Ode to Joy." A classical piece by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Now here's the thing, as we can all tell, the HAGAREN world doesn't take place in our world. It's a completely different world. So how in the world could Archer be humming music made by a man who doesn't exist in their world?
These are the kind of things that keep me awake at night. I'm such a dork for even noticing this, despite having first seen the episode last year and not catching it the first time. XD Wonder if anyone else caught this?
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