>Azalynn is almost completely un-like Su in any non-visual way. The
>girl in the anime is a hyperactive child with no sense of personal
>space who happens to be able to create robots. Azalynn doesn't seem
>very much like that.
>
I haven't seen the anime, just the manga. I get the feeling that Su and Azalynn also move (physically) in similar ways, albeit at different speeds (most of the time anyway). But yes, that's definitely where the similarities end...

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