The notes Kagawa read said a few things in English and I made out what I could as best I could. Here are some excerpts from the English in Shiro Kanzaki's notebook: "The toxic matter regarding to special relativity and electromagnetism is almost able to included them systematically, although it is imperfect yet." There is a graph, a sketch of what may be a belt, and a Ride Shooter sketched on the opposite page. Another page: "include all contents of" "express Lorentz guage" "Lorentz transformation electromagnetic field" "varients we can lead Lorentz"

Kagawa made two suits, the Prototype-00 and the Prototype. There was virtually no difference externally between the suits, and both might have used the same monster. The Zero had silver pipes on its shoulders, the other black. The suit visor was the Slash Visor. On his version of the Advent cards it said:

He seemed to me to be to be a power-mad kind of guy. He was capable of acting innocent and unassuming. He tried to trick Reiko and only ended up increasing her suspicions when he would not let her touch a curved mirror in room 401. He jollied Shinji until our boy happened to notice the notes his assistant Tojou was carrying on the Mirror World. He out and out stated to Shinji that they can close the Mirror World. He was challenging Kanzaki, and that led to disaster. He was a married man, with a young son named Yuuta. Though he deeply loved both his wife and son, he did not let Kanzaki threatening their lives deter him from his course to close the Mirror World. A guy who stole another scientist's work just seemed suspicious to me, now I must admit he really meant what he said. Unfortunately, he died for it at the hands of a person he though he could trust.

Hajime Nakamura, we met a few times. A shorter haircut lent a certain harshness to his features. He was a member of Projessor Ejima's batch of people. He had a strong aversion to any mention of Kanzaki, even to going out of his way to avoid Yui though he did eventually bend to her begging and give her the information she requested, along with a sharp demand that she never contact him again. He kept telling people he wasn't there the day of the experiment that put Eri in a coma. The day Kanzaki vanished off the face of the Earth. It turns out he, and possibly Kagawa, was the one who was trying to murder Yui. But he didn't have the cold-heart he needed for it. He is dead now, killed by Tiger. They both are.