Bond would gain no more confidence that Tanaka was really Tanaka by hearing the passphrase again since he had divulged it earlier to an associate of this man. Aki, who clearly lured Bond into the the lair (and would presumably be in communication with the man who claims to be Tanaka), had previously heard the passphrase from Bond at the sumo match. The term actually used was "Cap-Com".īond authenticates Tanaka with the passphrase "I love you".
The NASA technicians and US astronauts in the opening sequence repeatedly use the phrase "Cape-Com". They can indeed strip a human to the bone, but it takes much longer than 30-seconds. But several people on all sides have been using the PPK in this series.īlofeld states that the Piranha can strip a human to the bone in 30-seconds. When Bond is fighting Hans, Hans throws one punch that doesn't even come close to making contact, but a sound effect is played as if it connected.īlofeld claims that only one person, 007, uses a Walther PPK. Also, in the next line, Tanaka says something incomprehensible, which sounds like "All rocket gun" or something similar. When Tanaka demonstrates the rocket-propelled bullets for Bond, just before he fires the bullet, his mouth starts moving as if he is saying something, but no words come out.
When Bond has infiltrated and is escaping from Osato Chemicals for the first time, the security guards that are shooting at him are using silenced revolvers (at least the ones inside the building), yet when they fire, the noise made is that of an unsilenced weapon.
When Bond discovers the SPECTRE base and tells Kissy to go summon Tanaka and his ninjas, her dubbed voice says "yes", but her mouth movement clearly show that she replied in Japanese ("hai"). However, there are no glass objects anywhere near Bond at this time. When Bond is fighting Hans, Bond gets knocked over near the fireplace, and it plays a sound effect of glass breaking.
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