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− | The 'Gotcha' girl, or stuffed animal girl, is a minor character in [[Layer 04]] who chases a horrified [[high school senior]] through his apartment building at night. When she catches up with him, she says "Gotcha!" and her voice sounds inordinately mature, given that she appears to be an elementary school youth. Later on in the episode, she bumps into [[Alice]] in [[Shibuya]], dropping her [[bike-chan|stuffed animal]]. When she responds to Alice's apologies, her voice is no longer adult-like, but youthful, as one might expect from her appearance. | + | The 'Gotcha' girl, or stuffed animal girl, is a minor character in [[Layer 04]] who chases a horrified [[High School Senior|high school senior]] through his apartment building at night. When she catches up with him, she says "Gotcha!" and her voice sounds inordinately mature, given that she appears to be an elementary school youth. Later on in the episode, she bumps into [[Alice Mizuki|Alice]] in [[Shibuya]], dropping her [[bike-chan|stuffed animal]]. When she responds to Alice's apologies, her voice is no longer adult-like, but youthful, as one might expect from her appearance. |
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Latest revision as of 06:54, 17 April 2022
The 'Gotcha' girl, or stuffed animal girl, is a minor character in Layer 04 who chases a horrified high school senior through his apartment building at night. When she catches up with him, she says "Gotcha!" and her voice sounds inordinately mature, given that she appears to be an elementary school youth. Later on in the episode, she bumps into Alice in Shibuya, dropping her stuffed animal. When she responds to Alice's apologies, her voice is no longer adult-like, but youthful, as one might expect from her appearance.