Interest Stacks

For many people who have not visited Japan, Japanese banknotes with the Emperor Portrait might seem a bit kitschy when compared to American Banknotes, but Japanese banknotes do exist.

The Juicy-Apple TV (or Apple TV prior to New Horizons), which a literal TV shaped like an apple, may seem like a joke on the more well-known Apple TV. However, not only was this TV available in the Manga long before Apple produced theirs, but one Chinese company called Hannspree has been making apple-shaped TVs since the early 2000s. These novelty TVs were still being made as late as 2018.

Kabaddi is a real sport.

While Tatsu's Technicolor Lightning seems exotic, it's actually based on a real meteorological phenomenon where large-scale electrical discharges go off in the sky, often in colors like red, forming ethereal "sprites" of plasma. This phenomenon is also the source of the name of Tatsu ship's and the title of the story, "Red Sprite".

The "Isotope Farm" where unwanted Robitas are sent to work is based on an actual practice used in plant cultivation where crops will be exposed to radiation to see if they develop beneficial mutations.

at Page 17 featured a Polmonary System Called alveoli one of you might say but Alveoli Are The Hexagonal Shaped Tissues Of The Beehives And Not Of The Human Body, However The Anatomy Of Your Body Says Otherwise.

Tons of Fairly Obscure Stuffs are.

• at Page 4 of the First Volume Featured the Baumkuchen is a kind of donut-shaped German cake that's very popular in Japan.

• in the Episode 8 Featured the Sea Cucumbers an Acquatic Creatures that Really Existed.

The Manga correctly portrays Diana being born in Park House and attending Riddlesworth Hall School instead of an Urban House.

At Chapter 21 and Page 10 Was Featured the Hand grip strength Measurer, can be quantified by measuring the amount of static force that the hand can squeeze around a dynamometer.

In Negima!, Manga, the twins mention a "walking club", which is about professional walking. There actually is a sport called "racewalking", established enough to be included as an olympic event.

Featured the Shelby Mustang GT5000 a Car that really Existed in the 60s

The Turbant-Wearer Boy Mentioned the Sauerkraut a German Pronom for Sour Cabbage during the Conversations in the canteen

At one point Shin Youngwoo is rushing in to rescue his little sister who is being sexually harassed by four college students who insist on a "date" with her and her female friend and refuse to take "no" for an answer, with Shin even having the Korean number for 911 on his phone, ready to go if the louts don't back off, until the phone battery decides to just die on him. The thugs then decide to try to beat him up "for stealing all the pretty women." As he's fighting, Shin starts putting into practice the martial arts he was being taught in the game, and it worked. While this may seem silly to some readers, research on Virtual Learning shows that this is indeed plausible with some noted early successes.