Talk:Aldnoah.Zero
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Although she was with the terrorist entourage, I don't remember anything specifically indicating that she is the daughter of any of the terrorists. Deadwikipedian 10:27, 13 July 2014 (UTC)— Precedingunsigned comment added byDeadwikipedian (talk •contribs)
@Deadwikipedian: She does refer to one of them as her father in the second episode. During the scene when the terrorists are talking amongst themselves just prior to Trillram's arrival one of them says "It's been a difficult mission, hasn't it, Rayet?" to which she replies "No, father."TelluriumCrystal (talk)02:08, 8 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]
The text states that Saazbaum thanked Slaine for saving his life but shouldn't this be that he thanked him for enabling him to fulfil his dream of vengeance? Saazbaum didn't seem to have an issue with dying; indeed, he seemed to half expect it.ogenstein (talk)01:25, 2 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]
I recentlyundid an edit that stated it was the blood that allowed Inaho to use Aldnoah. My edit summary was that "it's not explicitly stated whether Aldnoah is passed down through the kiss or literal blood or both". But it just occurred to me that Both Slaine and Inaho have incidentally kissed Asseylum. Slaine was revived by Asseylum (using her mouth to suck water out of Slaine's mouth) when his capsule crashed into the palace thing. Inaho of course (as in the flashback) gave CPR/mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to Asseylum in the shower scene. A reddit forum I googled, said that in an earlier episode when explaining how Aldnoah knightship is passed down, an image of the receiver kissing the knight's hand was shown.
I'm not sure how the blood scene fits into this, since I can't remember Slaine getting Asseylum's blood before he could use Aldnoah. But anyway, given this information I think it would be ok to mention the kiss in episode 13's plot summary. It is already in Inaho's character description anyway. Thoughts?—Msmarmalade (talk)05:58, 12 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
I recently realized that many of the episodes are named after science fiction and historical novels. Should we include a note about that in the article?— Precedingunsigned comment added by71.235.32.201 (talk)15:35, 15 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Hey there! In the "Production" section of this article, it lists "Mizuki" as a person who was credited, along with Hiroyuki Sawano, with a few opening and ending themes to this show. Who is this Mizuki person? Is there anywhere that lists who this person is, or gives more than just "Mizuki". Her (I'm assuming her) name is never used anywhere but the "Production" section, and a full name is never seen. I've tried to look for any information myself, but nothing has turned up so far. So if anyone can elaborate on who this "Mizuki", please do so! Thank you!JaykeBird (talk)10:33, 28 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]
She is apparently a singer who performs in Sawano’s band/project,SawanoHiroyuki[nZk] which from its page on this site, started up in 2014. It looks like he credits the singer using :singer. She seems to have her own page athttps://note.mu/mizuaoi/, with a section for her work with Sawano. From the credits page on AniDB, it looks like Aldnoah is her first anime whereas Sawano has many credits. Dunno if this helps much but at least it’s a starting point.ogenstein (talk)23:49, 5 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]
