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Who is the tiny turtle Water starter Pokémon in Generation 1?
Answer: Squirtle
Why: Its Japanese name Zenigame refers to a baby pond turtle whose shell resembles an ancient round coin.
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Why was the compound that became Silly Putty originally created?
Answer: As an attempt to make synthetic rubber during WWII
Why: Useless as rubber, it still flew: Apollo 8 carried Silly Putty in sterling silver eggs in 1968 and used it to hold tools down in zero gravity.
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What action by Eleven first opened the gate to the Upside Down?
Answer: Touching a Demogorgon
Why: Brenner had sent her into the tank to eavesdrop on a Russian spy; she found the creature feeding on a huge egg and reached out to touch it.
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What does Shrek say ogres are like?
Answer: onions
Why: Shrek's point is layers: onions have them, ogres have them; Donkey counters with cake and parfait until Shrek shouts him down.
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Why do the Pac-Man ghosts have four distinct behaviors in the game?
Answer: To prevent the game from becoming impossible to play
Why: Designer Toru Iwatani gave each ghost its own personality so they would not simply swarm Pac-Man, keeping the game tense but winnable.
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What event caused Wylis to only say Hodor?
Answer: Future psychic trauma
Why: George R. R. Martin gave the showrunners this twist himself, but says his book version has Hodor holding a pass with a sword, not a door.