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Nishitsu Corporation

Named in 6 guided books, from #78 Blue Smoke and Mirrors

Also known as 2 names
  • Nishitsu
  • Nishitsu Industrial Electrical Corporation

In the books

  1. #78 Blue Smoke and Mirrors

    Japanese corporation identified as the builder of the vibration suit prototype.

  2. #90 Ghost in the Machine

    Osaka corporation named as the suit’s manufacturer by an unnamed Shchit woman; its representative separately explains the residual phone-system effect as a theory.

  3. #103 Engines of Destruction

    Japanese corporation associated with Hideo and Gomi brands, maglev development, and Furio Batsuka’s sabotage mission.

  4. #104 Angry White Mailmen

    Japanese corporation that Smith identifies as the target of CURE’s warning after the source connects it to prior industrial espionage; Remo and Chiun attack its Osaka site.

  5. #116 The Final Reel

    Company reported by Smith to have repurchased Taurus before Ebla’s financial collapse.

  6. #130 Waste Not, Want Not

    Japanese corporation that developed the vibration-suit technology; Yakamoto worked there before Mayana and its personnel sought to sabotage the Vaporizer.

Source notesIdentity and text locators

Contextual source review of the recurring Nishitsu Corporation subject; book-specific observations and uncertainty remain separate.

destroyer-090:nishitsu-corporation: Explicit Osaka corporation and distinctive same-suit engineering/case callback; stated and suspected provenance remain attributed. Lead inspected these bounded primary contexts; this is an identity decision, not a third full reading. (witness:00000264:ch30:p0082; witness:00000264:ch30:p0086; witness:00000264:ch32:p0107; witness:00000264:ch32:p0108; witness:00000228:ch10:p0137; witness:00000228:ch16:p0082).

destroyer-103:nishitsu-industrial-electrical-corporation: Current explicitlyrecallsNishitsuOsaka prototypeGoblinSuit stolenbyRussians; prior78manufacturer and90OsakaGoblinSuit stolenKGBsame technology history. NewBlackGoblin suit is distinct improvedproduct, Kozo distinctpersonfromNemuro; not mergecompanyandcorporatepresident or exactold/newproduct. (witness:00000303:ch20:p0198; witness:00000303:ch20:p0201; witness:00000303:ch20:p0206; witness:00000303:ch24:p0029; witness:00000228:ch10:p0135; witness:00000228:ch10:p0137; witness:00000264:ch30:p0082; witness:00000264:ch30:p0084; witness:00000264:ch30:p0086; witness:00000264:ch30:p0094).

destroyer-104:nishitsu: Book 104 gives the full corporate name and depicts Remo/Chiun warning Nishitsu at its Osaka complex; Book 103 names the same full corporation in Smith’s technological explanation and in Kozo Nishitsu’s company context. Both describe the same named Japanese corporation; no claim about corporate motives is made. Lead read current and earlier source contexts; resolves identity only, retaining each book’s role/scope/claims. (witness:00000306:ch02:p0048; witness:00000306:ch04:p0080; witness:00000306:ch04:p0102; witness:00000303:ch20:p0201; witness:00000303:ch24:p0011; witness:00000303:ch24:p0029).

destroyer-116:nishitsu-corporation: Same exact named Japanese corporation, independently represented by its technology and studio ownership; do not conflate employees or subsidiaries. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000339:ch04:p0014; witness:00000339:ch40:p0022; witness:00000228:ch10:p0137; witness:00000228:ch16:p0082).

destroyer-130:nishitsu-corporation: Same Japanese manufacturer with explicit stolen vibration-suit history. Lead inspected the cited current and prior primary contexts; identity alone is consolidated, retaining book-specific scope, roles, variants and conflicting accounts. (witness:00000381:ch32:p0018; witness:00000381:ch32:p0022; witness:00000381:ch34:p0004; witness:00000228:ch10:p0135; witness:00000228:ch10:p0137).

Blue Smoke and Mirrors

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000228:ch10:p0137
  • witness:00000228:ch16:p0082

Ghost in the Machine

narrative

Sources 5 references
  • witness:00000264:ch30:p0082
  • witness:00000264:ch30:p0090
  • witness:00000264:ch30:p0101
  • witness:00000264:ch32:p0106
  • witness:00000264:ch32:p0115

Engines of Destruction

narrative organization; claims of corporate motive are attributed

Sources 6 references
  • witness:00000303:ch20:p0198
  • witness:00000303:ch24:p0011
  • witness:00000303:ch24:p0029
  • witness:00000303:ch25:p0022
  • witness:00000303:ch27:p0074
  • witness:00000303:ch20:p0201

Angry White Mailmen

narrative; the corporate-history links are described within this fictional work

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000306:ch02:p0048
  • witness:00000306:ch02:p0051
  • witness:00000306:ch04:p0029
  • witness:00000306:ch04:p0080

The Final Reel

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000339:ch04:p0014
  • witness:00000339:ch40:p0022

Waste Not, Want Not

narrative

Sources 4 references
  • witness:00000381:ch12:p0089
  • witness:00000381:ch24:p0055
  • witness:00000381:ch32:p0018
  • witness:00000381:ch34:p0004

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