NOTES FOR EPISODE II of TOUCH AND GO:

	Going in order of what shows up first...

 - That whole skit about FFVII at the very beginning? You'd just have to have
played the game. ^_^; But the reason why it's FFVII in particular is because
both Starry and myself are nuts about the game, particularly over Sephiroth
:D~~~~~~~~~~~ Mmmmmmm.... Sephiroth-sama...... (*sighs blissfully*) Er, ahem,
um, never mind, ignore that ^_^;;;

 - Rufus Shinra is from Final Fantasy VII. He just has this... hair. ^_^;;;
It's sort of a running gag among FF7 fans that Rufus obsesses with his hair.
(There are a variety of running gags-- and inside jokes too, like Cloud gets
wood from trees... (*snicker*) )

 - One-Sided Love is a poem I wrote ^_^ Well, technically, it's a song, and
it's sung to the orgel version of Ginga Isshi Mibun Chigai na Kata Omoi (A
Galaxy of Difference: One-Sided Love), Seiya Kou of Bishoujo Senshi
Sailormoon [Sailorstars]'s image song.

 - The version of Fly Me To the Moon that Faris is singing is the Shinseiki
Evangelion one.

 - The poem James gave Faris was written by Shakespeare.

 - Naga was explained in last episode's notes. ^_^

 - Rio's Battle Arena is a parody of Dio's Battle Arena, which is from Final
Fantasy VII.

 - Yes, even Faris has a conscience ^_^ It annoys the hell out of her, but it
refuses to go away.

 - That whole boyfriend thing that happened to Faris? That really happened to
me, too. The only thing different was that Mercurius' net name was
SailorMercury (which is why I thought he was a girl at first).

 - "Bakame" means "idiot", and from here on, you'll be seeing Faris saying
that a lot.