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三國と菊池とのディールの時に、竹田崎が「黒いカードと黒いカードか～」って言ってましたけど、色ってアントレの資産のどこをみればわかるんですか？ あと、 ED sequence for noitamina 26th episode...has no name, but it called "C" これって2クールって意味ですかね？

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例えば、第３話の中でドーナツ屋がたいやき屋に変わっているシーンがあり、 この伏線（現実世界への影響）が第４話で回収されているように、 カードの色も伏線で、まだ説明されず、今後回収（説明）されるのでは。 多分ですが、ノイタミナ枠の26番目のアニメがＣということでしょう。 ７月からの次期ノイタミナ枠も決まっているようですし、１クールだと思います。 http://noitamina.tv/ 個人的に気になるのは、 it's calledやらis calledではなく、 it calledとなっていることで、 何か深い意味が込められているのか、あるいは単に間違いなのか…。 エンディングの最初に印象付けるように出てくる文字列なので、気になるところです。

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回答ありがとうございます。 確かに3話で初めてバトルの解説が出てきましたからね。まぁ黒いかどうかなんかわからなくてもどうにかなりますが 問題は it が何を指すのかということですよね。多分ED sequence のことでしょうが・・・ EDのアニメーションがそのままCの内容ということですかね？考えれば考えるほどわかりませんなｗ

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