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The very helpful text that appears as the film opens informs viewers that Kaiju and Jaeger, words that are rather important in the movie, are derived from these two languages:
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Chinese and Italian
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Japanese and German
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Korean and Danish
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Vietnamese and Russian
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The fissure from which the Kaiju emerge is called the:
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Crack
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Portal
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Gateway
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Breach
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The Kaiju first announced their bad selves when a beast made land at this city:
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San Francisco
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Auckland
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San Diego
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Tokyo
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It's the joining of the minds of the two Jaeger pilots, and a lot can go wrong if it's not done correctly. It's called the:
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Boil
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Graft
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Drift
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Meld
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The various Kaiju in the film are ranked by:
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Colors
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Names of world leaders
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Fairy tale characters
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Numbers
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When Raleigh and his soon-to-be deceased brother Yancy fight the Kaiju in the film, there is this complication:
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There is a civilian boat in the vicinity
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A nuclear bomb is about to go off
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There is a massive electrical storm
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A bridge is about to fall and crush many civilians
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7.
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Yancy dies when:
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His brain is fried by an electric shock
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He is impaled through the chest by a Kaiju claw that pierces the Jaeger body
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He suffers blunt force trauma by being bounced around in the Jaeger
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He is torn out of the Jaeger
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With the Jaeger program discredited, officials instead adopt this strategy:
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Erect a wall around coastal cities
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Erect a force field around coastal cities
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Erect huge guns near coastal cities
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Evacuate coastal cities
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When Raleigh is summoned back into service, he is shown the refurbished Jaeger he used to pilot, which is galled the Gipsy:
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Sword
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Danger
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Hammer
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Menace
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Through the film, a clock is used to mark:
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The time since the last Jaeger pilot was killed
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The time left until a bomb planted in the Breach will detonate
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The time since the last Kaiju attack
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The time since the first Kaiju attack
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The other Jaegers in the film include each of the following, except for:
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Cherno Alpha, a Russian Jaeger
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Jolly Bull, a British Jaeger
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Crimson Typhoon, a Chinese Jaeger
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Striker Eureka, an Australian Jaeger
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When Mako Mori observes Raleigh training, she assesses that he is not right for the assignment, as he is:
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Too guilt-ridden
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Too furious
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Too unpredictable
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Too hesitant
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Raleigh is antagonized by a fellow Ranger named Chuck, who is accompanied by a pet:
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Bulldog
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Boa constrictor
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Parrot
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Iguana
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When Marshal Pentecost finally agrees to let Mako join Raleigh as his partner, he presents her with a:
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Green fan
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Yellow jacket
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Red shoe
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Black belt
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When the neural handshake breaks between Mako and Raleigh breaks, she sees a memory of being:
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Adrift at see
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Chased through a destroyed city
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Awakened in a fiery house
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Carried by a Jaeger
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Newt the specialist in Kaiju biology finds a man named Hannibal Chau. Why does Newt seek out Chau?
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Chau knows how to kill Kaiju without a Jaeger
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Chau is suspected to be a human-Kaiju hybrid
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Chau has been growing Kaiju
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Chau has a Kaiju brain
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Oops, the dreaded "double event" occurs. So, what is the dreaded "double event"?
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Two Kaiju emerge at the same time
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The breach opens twice as wide
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The Kaiju that emerges is twice as powerful
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A single Kaiju kills two Jaegers at the same time
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When Mako and Raleigh finally fight a Kaiju, it is during an attack on this city:
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Los Angeles
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Anchorage
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Honolulu
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Hong Kong
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The Gipsy pummels a second Kaiju with a:
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Boat
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Train
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Skyscraper
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Radio tower
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When the Gipsy finally defeats a Kaiju with a sword, the Jaeger is:
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About to be crushed in an avalanche
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Plummeting toward the Breach
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Way above the earth
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About to be decapitated
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While Chau's gang attempts to harvest organs from a slain Kaiju, something odd happens. What is it?
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The carcass is pulled back into the ocean by another Kaiju
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The carcass dissolves in its own acid
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Newt joins mentally with the dead beast
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A baby Kaiju is born
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The strain Pentecost suffered as a Jaeger pilot manifests itself as:
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Temporary loss of vision
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Nosebleeds
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Panic attacks
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Debilitating migraines
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In explaining why the plan to bomb the Breach won't work, Newt and his annoying colleague use this analogy:
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A network password
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A supermarket barcode scanner
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A lock and key
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A screw and screwdriver
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In the breach but with the Jaeger critically injured,
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Both Raleigh and Mako eject and activate the reactor override remotely
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Raleigh ejects Mako but stays in the Jaeger to override the reactor
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Mako ejects Raleigh but stays in the Jaeger to override the reactor
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Both Raleigh and Mako stay in the Jaeger to override the reactor
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As the credits roll, Hannibal Chau emerges from inside a dead baby Kaiju, inquiring as to the whereabouts of his:
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Shoe
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Sunglasses
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Hat
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Gun
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