space, it starts singing Millennium Blues, then whips into 5D spacetime with Keiichi still riding it; whereas this would make some freak out, he has a great time, and they chill in the middle of the room's infinite space singing I’ve Been Waiting. Overnight, the whale learns Sweet's Missing Time by itself before it disappears (in the original Japanese, the song is Only Yesterday), and when Keiichi realises this, he learns that by giving the endangered whales a call enabling them to locate each other (5D spacetime being even more than infinite than 3D, Schrödinger's Whales rarely meet by pure dumb luck), he's inadvertently saved the species. In the manga, Keiichi's personality was illustrated when he was able to summon one of the Valkyrie Lind's own Angels, Cool Mint. According to Lind, he was able to host the angel with the "love of goddesses" which he received due to his innocent personality. Because of the love from the three goddesses for Keiichi, he was more than capable to handle controlling the angel. Later on, Keiichi also temporarily and involuntarily hosted the familiar/angel hybrid Blue Lance (then unnamed). She chose Keiichi as her host because he was the only person who referred to her as an "angel" and not as a “former devil". Belldandy complimented him that it was natural for him to not even notice it. The English child voices of Keiichi and Belldandy in the last OVA episode were created by the actors using helium. References External links Oh My Goddess! characters Male characters in anime and manga Fictional college students Fictional Japanese people in anime and manga Comics characters introduced in 1988 Fictional mechanics