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And of course, there’s fan service. It’s one of the main selling factors of the show to attract an audience. The metaphoric suggestive positions of the pilots are like a visual innuendo. Zero Two also spends some episodes in full nude while being shameless of her appearance. You want fan service? You got it, you horny viewers.Known for taking a lot of risks, the show does also jump into the music department with a mission. That mission is to bring out a sci-fi show to its most iconic form. Admitingly, the theme songs are moderate at best in terms of appeal but contains a lot of creativity. The amount of foreshadowing and references are evident in many scenes. However, the theme songs adheres to a more emotional side of the show once you get into it. Battle OST also works its magic during many important scenes.
Shihan (師範【しはん】), merely means chief instructor; unlike the titles above, it is not related to grade. Shidōin (指導員【しどういん】), intermediate instructor, also unrelated to grade. Shishō (師匠【ししょう】), another title used for martial arts instructors. Zeki (関【ぜき】, literally "barrier"), used for sumo wrestlers in the top two divisions (sekitori). Levels of black belts are occasionally used as martial arts titles: Shodan – 1st dan Nidan – 2nd dan Sandan – 3rd dan Yondan – 4th dan Godan – 5th dan Rokudan – 6th dan Shichidan or Nanadan – 7th dan Hachidan – 8th dan Kudan – 9th dan Jūdan – 10th dan Religion[edit] Shinpu (神父,しんぷ), Orthodox or Catholic priest (lit. Godfather). A Catholic priest (司祭,しさい, shisai, lit. minister of worship) receives this title. Bokushi (牧師,ぼくし), Protestant minister. This title is given to a Protestant minister (司祭,しさい, shisai). Euphonic suffixes and wordplay[edit] In informal speech, some Japanese people may use contrived suffixes in place of normal honorifics.
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