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== "O.K.A.K.U.R.A. M.A.S.A.A.K.I." == | == "O.K.A.K.U.R.A. M.A.S.A.A.K.I." == | ||
The romaji letters in his full name hides a secret message, to anagram and form "Akai k.o. Karasuma", which means "Akai knocks out Karasuma". It's a crucial hint that the FBI agent Shuichi Akai could defeat Renya Karasuma, the Black Organization's boss, whose true identity was still a mystery at the time of the movie's release. | The romaji letters in his full name hides a secret message, to anagram and form "Akai k.o. Karasuma", which means "Akai knocks out Karasuma". It's a crucial hint that the FBI agent Shuichi Akai could defeat Renya Karasuma, the Black Organization's boss, whose true identity was still a mystery at the time of the movie's release. Furthermore, it can also be "Oki a.k.a. Karasuma", meaning "Oki alias Karasuma". It could be another hint that Yoko Okino is the boss' current identity, but until the author's revelation it's only a speculation. | ||
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NOC
During the Haido Hospital case, Jodie tells that NOCs are CIA agents, and not criminal organizations' spies. --Hirano (talk) 16:20, 22 November 2018 (CET)
"O.K.A.K.U.R.A. M.A.S.A.A.K.I."
The romaji letters in his full name hides a secret message, to anagram and form "Akai k.o. Karasuma", which means "Akai knocks out Karasuma". It's a crucial hint that the FBI agent Shuichi Akai could defeat Renya Karasuma, the Black Organization's boss, whose true identity was still a mystery at the time of the movie's release. Furthermore, it can also be "Oki a.k.a. Karasuma", meaning "Oki alias Karasuma". It could be another hint that Yoko Okino is the boss' current identity, but until the author's revelation it's only a speculation.