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	* [[Hiro]] says that his apartment was bought for him by his parents as a bonus for "managing to get through four years of college". (Chapter 7)		* [[Hiro]] says that his apartment was bought for him by his parents as a bonus for "managing to get through four years of college". (Chapter 7)
	* Hiro's Tokyo apartment had a filthy bathtub, food-specked dishes, and rumpled piles of clothes. Because [[Hiro]] never bothered to pay attention tot he state of his home, he feels this is a surefire way to repulse women. (Chapter 12)		* Hiro's Tokyo apartment had a filthy bathtub, food-specked dishes, and rumpled piles of clothes. Because [[Hiro]] never bothered to pay attention tot he state of his home, he feels this is a surefire way to repulse women. (Chapter 12)
	* Hiro tells Charlie that he has a book of the [[Kensei]] Tapestries at home. (Chapter 13)		* Hiro tells [[Charlie]] that he has a book of the [[Kensei]] Tapestries at home. (Chapter 13)

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	* [[Hiro]] says that his apartment was bought for him by his parents as a bonus for "managing to get through four years of college". (Chapter 7)		* [[Hiro]] says that his apartment was bought for him by his parents as a bonus for "managing to get through four years of college". (Chapter 7)
	* Hiro's Tokyo apartment had a filthy bathtub, food-specked dishes, and rumpled piles of clothes. Because [[Hiro]] never bothered to pay attention tot he state of his home, he feels this is a surefire way to repulse women. (Chapter 12)		* Hiro's Tokyo apartment had a filthy bathtub, food-specked dishes, and rumpled piles of clothes. Because [[Hiro]] never bothered to pay attention tot he state of his home, he feels this is a surefire way to repulse women. (Chapter 12)
			* Hiro tells Charlie that he has a book of the [[Kensei]] Tapestries at home. (Chapter 13)

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===
	* [[Hiro]] says that his apartment was bought for him by his parents as a bonus for "managing to get through four years of college". (Chapter 7)		* [[Hiro]] says that his apartment was bought for him by his parents as a bonus for "managing to get through four years of college". (Chapter 7)
			* Hiro's Tokyo apartment had a filthy bathtub, food-specked dishes, and rumpled piles of clothes. Because [[Hiro]] never bothered to pay attention tot he state of his home, he feels this is a surefire way to repulse women. (Chapter 12)

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	===[[Graphic Novel:The Crane]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:The Crane]]===
	After [[Space-time manipulation\|teleporting]] to [[New York City]] and witnessing an [[explosion]], Hiro is determined to [[family\|honor]] his grandfather by somehow [[heroism\|stopping the explosion]]. He goes back to his apartment and finds his copy of ''[[DC Comics\|Action Comics]]'', Issue #1. He rips off the cover and [[origami\|folds it]] into a paper crane. Hiro then leaves his apartment and heads for the [[Hiroshima Peace Memorial]].		After [[Space-time manipulation\|teleporting]] to [[New York City]] and witnessing an [[explosion]], Hiro is determined to [[family\|honor]] his grandfather by somehow [[heroism\|stopping the explosion]]. He goes back to his apartment and finds his copy of ''[[DC Comics\|Action Comics]]'', Issue #1. He rips off the cover and [[origami\|folds it]] into a paper crane. Hiro then leaves his apartment and heads for the [[Hiroshima Peace Memorial]].

			==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==
			===[[Saving Charlie]]===
			* [[Hiro]] says that his apartment was bought for him by his parents as a bonus for "managing to get through four years of college". (Chapter 7)

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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			[[fr:Appartement de Hiro]]

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	* Hiro has a poster of a motorcycle that says "Akira". This probably references ''[[Akira]]'', the animated film by Katsuhiro Otomo about a motorcycle gang in the future. Various explosions are critical plot points.		* Hiro has a poster of a motorcycle that says "Akira". This probably references ''[[Akira]]'', the animated film by Katsuhiro Otomo about a motorcycle gang in the future. Various explosions are critical plot points.
	* Hiro has a poster that says "Love Bina". This probably references ''[[wikipedia:Love Hina\|Love Hina]]'', the popular manga and anime series by Ken Akamatsu.		* Hiro has a poster that says "Love Bina". This probably references ''[[wikipedia:Love Hina\|Love Hina]]'', the popular manga and anime series by Ken Akamatsu.
	* Hiro has a poster that says "Fathom". This probably references ''[[wikipedia:Fathom (comics)\|Fathom]]'', a comic book created by [[Michael Turner]] about a female superhero with water-based powers.		* Hiro has a poster that says "Fathom". This probably references ''[[wikipedia:Fathom (comics)\|Fathom]]'', a comic book created by [[Michael Turner]] for [[Aspen]] about a female superhero with water-based powers.
	*The rightmost poster seems to have the letters "G" on the top and "SHE" further down, likely referencing the popular cyberpunk manga and anime series ''[[wikipedia:Ghost in the Shell\|Ghost in the Shell]]''. The face on the poster also seems to be wearing a visor or glasses like Motoko on the cover art of the first movie.		*The rightmost poster seems to have the letters "G" on the top and "SHE" further down, likely referencing the popular cyberpunk manga and anime series ''[[wikipedia:Ghost in the Shell\|Ghost in the Shell]]''. The face on the poster also seems to be wearing a visor or glasses like Motoko on the cover art of the first movie.

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	==About==		==About==
	===[[Graphic Novel:The Crane]]===		===[[Graphic Novel:The Crane]]===
	After [[~~teleportation~~\|teleporting]] to [[New York City]] and witnessing an [[explosion]], Hiro is determined to [[family\|honor]] his grandfather by somehow [[heroism\|stopping the explosion]]. He goes back to his apartment and finds his copy of ''[[DC Comics\|Action Comics]]'', Issue #1. He rips off the cover and [[origami\|folds it]] into a paper crane. Hiro then leaves his apartment and heads for the [[Hiroshima Peace Memorial]].		After [[Space-time manipulation\|teleporting]] to [[New York City]] and witnessing an [[explosion]], Hiro is determined to [[family\|honor]] his grandfather by somehow [[heroism\|stopping the explosion]]. He goes back to his apartment and finds his copy of ''[[DC Comics\|Action Comics]]'', Issue #1. He rips off the cover and [[origami\|folds it]] into a paper crane. Hiro then leaves his apartment and heads for the [[Hiroshima Peace Memorial]].

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	Image:Hiro's Action Comics crane.JPG\|At his apartment, Hiro rips of the cover of ''Action Comics'', Issue #1, and [[origami\|folds it]] into a paper crane.		Image:Hiro's Action Comics crane.JPG\|At his apartment, Hiro rips of the cover of ''Action Comics'', Issue #1, and [[origami\|folds it]] into a paper crane.
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			==See Also==
			* For Hiro's apartment in Texas, see '''[[Hiro Nakamura's apartment (Midland)]]'''.

	==External Links==		==External Links==