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*In the japanese version, Axel was voiced by popular seiyuu Keiji Fujiwara, whose last involvement with SquareEnix was to voice Reno of Final Fantasy 7 in Advent Children/Last Order/Crisis Core and provide the voice of Maes Hughes of Fullmetal Alchemist. Due to the similarites to Axel had with Reno, the English dub followed with Axel voiced by Quinton Flynn, who also voiced Reno in Advent Children and Crisis Core, as well as voice Issaru and Bickson of Final Fantasy X. | *In the japanese version, Axel was voiced by popular seiyuu Keiji Fujiwara, whose last involvement with SquareEnix was to voice Reno of Final Fantasy 7 in Advent Children/Last Order/Crisis Core and provide the voice of Maes Hughes of Fullmetal Alchemist. Due to the similarites to Axel had with Reno, the English dub followed with Axel voiced by Quinton Flynn, who also voiced Reno in Advent Children and Crisis Core, as well as voice Issaru and Bickson of Final Fantasy X. | ||
*[[Tetsuya Nomura]] commented on the connection between Axel and Reno, stating that he wanted to experiment by placing a familiar character in a new environment and role. Ironically, both characters are voiced by the same actors in Japanese and English. | |||
*Axel is often considered a popular member of the Organization and from the series by fans, mainly due to his role in the games, abilities and sacrifical death. There is also a joke about him being gay and loving Roxas, since he basically does everything for Roxas in the games. | *Axel is often considered a popular member of the Organization and from the series by fans, mainly due to his role in the games, abilities and sacrifical death. There is also a joke about him being gay and loving Roxas, since he basically does everything for Roxas in the games. | ||
*Axel's real name must either be Ael, Ale, Lea, Lae, Eal, or Ela. | *Axel's real name must either be Ael, Ale, Lea, Lae, Eal, or Ela. | ||