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== Trivia== | == Trivia== | ||
*After '''Eve''' awakened the hidden code she received as [[Code: Unknown]], her anxiety and negative emotions are completely replaced with positive thoughts. | *After '''Eve''' awakened the hidden code she received as [[Code: Unknown]], her anxiety and negative emotions are completely replaced with positive thoughts. | ||
**The term ‘Failess’ possibly refers to '''Eve''''s state of mind where she | **The term ‘Failess’ possibly refers to '''Eve''''s state of mind where she perceives herself to be the perfect queen who is never wrong. | ||
*Continuing on from [[Code: Unknown]], '''Moby''' is changed even further and looks completely unrecognizable, while '''Remy''' is actually ''regressing'', losing the pink highlights and the ring around its back, only retaining the larger antenna, looking much closer to its [[Eve|base]] appearance. Additionally, its expression changes to be much sadder and worried. | *Continuing on from [[Code: Unknown]], '''Moby''' is changed even further and looks completely unrecognizable, while '''Remy''' is actually ''regressing'', losing the pink highlights and the ring around its back, only retaining the larger antenna, looking much closer to its [[Eve|base]] appearance. Additionally, its expression changes to be much sadder and worried. | ||
* The Korean name 페일리스 would more accurately be translated as Fail (페일) -less (리스), and is likely meant to mean "without fail", though the word "fail" cannot be suffixed with -less like other terms such as flawless or painless. The official name, 'Failess', is not a real word and has no meaning. | * The Korean name 페일리스 would more accurately be translated as Fail (페일) -less (리스), and is likely meant to mean "without fail", though the word "fail" cannot be suffixed with -less like other terms such as flawless or painless. The official name, 'Failess', is not a real word and has no meaning. | ||