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* [[Hey It's That Voice]]: In the English dub, Batou and Chief Aramaki carry over their voice actors from the 1995 film.
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: In the English dub, Batou and Chief Aramaki carry over their voice actors from the 1995 film.
* [[Shout Out]]: The second episode of the first season has a robot tank that has a crippled soldier's brain uploaded to it go on a rampage to his anti robotics parent's house. Kusanagi attempts to stop it by ripping open it's hatch just like the climatic battle in the film. In this case it doesn't result in [[Explosive Overclocking]] and she doesn't rip herself apart, she just doesn't have the strength to do it.
* [[Shout-Out]]: The second episode of the first season has a robot tank that has a crippled soldier's brain uploaded to it go on a rampage to his anti robotics parent's house. Kusanagi attempts to stop it by ripping open it's hatch just like the climatic battle in the film. In this case it doesn't result in [[Explosive Overclocking]] and she doesn't rip herself apart, she just doesn't have the strength to do it.


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Revision as of 16:32, 25 January 2014


  • Hey, It's That Voice!: In the English dub, Batou and Chief Aramaki carry over their voice actors from the 1995 film.
  • Shout-Out: The second episode of the first season has a robot tank that has a crippled soldier's brain uploaded to it go on a rampage to his anti robotics parent's house. Kusanagi attempts to stop it by ripping open it's hatch just like the climatic battle in the film. In this case it doesn't result in Explosive Overclocking and she doesn't rip herself apart, she just doesn't have the strength to do it.