Difference between revisions of "Delivery Man"
(of course the navi wouldn't be sent directly from tachibana, it came through an intermediary. I think Ikusu is probably a phonetic spelling of an acronym, perhaps something like IX or IKS or even EQS, it could be anything, so i just romanized it.) |
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| − | A minor character in [[Layer 02]] who brings [[Lain]]'s new [[NAVI]] and tells her how great it is. He also delivers a mysterious PCB to [[Masatsugu Shoko]] in [[Layer 07]]. He works for Nakayama Transportation (仲山運送), which | + | A minor character in [[Layer 02]] who brings [[Lain]]'s new [[NAVI]] and tells her how great it is. He also delivers a mysterious PCB to [[Masatsugu Shoko]] in [[Layer 07]]. He works for Nakayama Transportation (仲山運送). |
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| + | In Layer 02, when he verifies Lain's signature, the receipt slip for the delivery is momentarily visible. The sending address of Lain's NAVI is in Akihabara, of a company called NAVI Ikusu Parts (NAVI イクスパーツ). Lain's own address is somewhere in Tokyo's Setagaya ward. Beyond that, both addresses are fictional. ''Product Name'' is listed as NAVI CP-VR7800 II. The number in the ''Amount of Items'' field is 3, even though there appears to be 5 boxes. The items weighed 38 kilograms altogether (about 84 pounds). The delivery cost ￥1,575, which is roughly equivalent to $15.75 thanks to Abenomics, though in 1998 the yen was weak, so it would have been less. | ||
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Revision as of 12:07, 27 April 2014
A minor character in Layer 02 who brings Lain's new NAVI and tells her how great it is. He also delivers a mysterious PCB to Masatsugu Shoko in Layer 07. He works for Nakayama Transportation (仲山運送).
Receipt
In Layer 02, when he verifies Lain's signature, the receipt slip for the delivery is momentarily visible. The sending address of Lain's NAVI is in Akihabara, of a company called NAVI Ikusu Parts (NAVI イクスパーツ). Lain's own address is somewhere in Tokyo's Setagaya ward. Beyond that, both addresses are fictional. Product Name is listed as NAVI CP-VR7800 II. The number in the Amount of Items field is 3, even though there appears to be 5 boxes. The items weighed 38 kilograms altogether (about 84 pounds). The delivery cost ￥1,575, which is roughly equivalent to $15.75 thanks to Abenomics, though in 1998 the yen was weak, so it would have been less.
