Talk:Kazundo Gouda
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This is pure speculation, but I think Gouda's apperance of his awkward face is based on the Laughing Man from J.D. Salinger's short story. It was deformed and almond shaped much like Gouda's.
[edit] Gouda's name.
I was under the imnpression that the difficulty in pronouncing his name was due to the way it was written in Japanese Kanji, and that _anyone_, not just cyborgs or AIs, would make the same mistake. Unfortunately, I don't speak Japanese, and I can't find the reference for this. Chaotic nipple 05:11, 29 October 2006 (UTC)
Spelling: The subtitles spell it as Goda Kazunto, and the English credits state it as Gohda. Where does the spelling of Gouda come from? Is it from the Hiragana spelling? I know that Japanese often don't pronounce their u's and i's. Jez crow 03:30, 26 March 2007 (UTC)