> In Romdeau, Vincent had two of nearly everything in his apartment, even things that didn't make sense for him to have more or less than two. Two plates, two cups, two coffee mugs, two toiletry kits, two bedside tables, two forks, two knives, two spoons, two chairs, two pillows, two towels, two this, two that, you get the picture. This was probably a symptom of Ergo Proxy manifesting in the only way he could given how far into denial and amnesia he was.

> While he's regained most of his memories, it isn't like he has perfect recall of all 5000 years of them. Some of the memories Proxy One gave him are faded because, well, YOU try remembering something that happened to someone else before the beginning of recorded history. He's also fuzzy on the events following his final plunge into depression. He wasn't exactly entirely rational at that point. Whatever he knows who he is now.

> He's not as weak to sunlight as other proxies. Long sleeves and strong sunblock and he's good to go.

> He enjoys working with machines because they're easier to figure out than people. Even if he doesn't know what the problem is yet, it's only a matter of time, and he knows there will always be a solution. Alas, there are no instruction manuals for people.