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So, I just came upon a factoid that Masuda stated prime numbers play a role in N's battle theme, as N is a genius mathematician. Being somewhat musically inclined I had a hunch and it turns out the little "twinkly" part at the start of his theme consists of prime numbers. (Starting at middle C.) idk if anyone knew this already.What the fuck even is N.
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>>30198925
Autistic
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>>30198925
N is a gifted prodigy with autism and social disfunction who was abused and manipulated
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>>30198925
N is a Zoroark in disguise.
At some point of the game you are told that N got lost in a forest when he was a child, met with a Zorua and came back. Then on B2W2 you find a Zoroark, goes away and N immediately appears from the same direction.
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>autistic
>likes prime numbers
>closeted but relentlessly gay
No, it couldn't be...
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requesting the 'pokemon are our wives' comic
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Masuda posted about this on his blog. He explicitly mentioned that the arpeggiated lines used prime numbers on the white keys, starting from C.
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Really stupid that they're on the white keys. Could have laid down a sick tone row
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