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-{{ img:b:r:gits.png?460 }} **{{ruby|攻殻|こうかく}}{{ruby|機|き}}{{ruby|動隊|どうたい}}**(Armored Shell Riot Police/Ghost in the Shell)((:fn:>This is an unexpectedly big rabbit hole. Refer to [[#Name Speculah]])) is a [[lb:japan|Japanese]] sci-fi franchise. In the West, the most well-known entry is the 1995 film, which also happens to be quite bad. In Japan, I'm guessing the most popular entry is Stand Alone Complex.((:fn:>Evidence to back this claim is the simple fact that the S.A.C. branch has more content than the film branch. The 1995 film has one sequel and a remake. S.A.C. has two seasons, two summary OVAs, a TV movie, a spin-off and an additional sequel series with two seasons and its own summary OVAs. That isn't including all the additional content like vidya.))
+{{ img:b:r:gits.png?460 }} <dfn :ja>{{ruby|攻殻|こうかく}}{{ruby|機|き}}{{ruby|動隊|どうたい}}</dfn>(Armored Shell Riot Police/Ghost in the Shell)((:fn:>This is an unexpectedly big rabbit hole. Refer to [[#Name Speculah]].)) is a [[lb:japan|Japanese]] sci-fi franchise. In the West, the most well-known entry is the 1995 film, which also happens to be quite bad. In Japan, I'm guessing the most popular entry is <cite>Stand Alone Complex</cite>.((:fn:>Evidence to back this claim is the simple fact that the <cite>S.A.C.</cite> branch has more content than the film branch. The 1995 film has one sequel and a remake. <cite>S.A.C.</cite> has two seasons, two summary OVAs, a TV movie, a spin-off and an additional sequel series with two seasons and its own summary OVAs. That isn't including all the additional content like vidya.))
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   ? External Memory
   : Refers to memory that is <span denote>external</span> in relation to the brain. Any digital storage medium can technically count,((:fn:>To elaborate on this. Based on how the term is used in-universe, any device that stores memory/information outside of the brain classifies as <span denote>external memory</span>. So, basically, your hard drive or SD card would fall under this as well. Where it gets potentially confusing is where they will save actual memories to an external memory. But it should be kept in mind that this is a world where memories can be fully digitized.)) but it seems to generally be used to supplement regular memory.
   ? Ghost
   : Refers quite clearly to the soul. Some analog thing inside the brain that they don't quite understand in their world. When reading it, it comes off as static.