Note
Omen
Omen noun - Something believed to be a sign or warning of a future event.
Usage example: some people still believe that a black cat crossing your path is a bad omen
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| good | good note | good omen |
| positive | positive note | positive omen |
| original | original note | original omen |
| disturbing | disturbing note | disturbing omen |
| Other adjectives: sinister, ominous, mysterious, last. | ||
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Lampshaded when he first meets Ikkaku who takes note of his name because they share "Ichi-" as part of the name, concluding it's an awesome, lucky omen for both of them.
Source: Embarrassing First Name - Young Justice, a generally humorous miniseries, ends on a sudden and bleak note as Donna Troy and Omen die horribly and Young Justice dissolves, along with the Teen Titans.
Source: Unexpectedly Dark Episode - He wrote the original script for the movie,note And is the only one credited in the final film but it was heavily rewritten by The Omen (1976) writer David Seltzer.
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