Number:3 (Meta, no ontology)

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Three is the most common magic number. Because it is so awesome, some guy even said it was THE magic number, as in, the one to rule them all.

Three is a crappy approximation to pi, but some retards go as far as to say that three is actually just four in disguise.

Occurrences

There are three letters in all good acronyms.
There are three kana in all good Japanese names.
Most games with elemental systems have either just three or four elements, or over 9000 of them. It's never anywhere in between.
There are three rivals in all rivalries. For example, Arle, Rulue and Schezo; Amitie, Raffine and Sig; Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony (Because SEGA gave up rather early); Sonic, Knuckles and Shadow; AIM, MSN and YIM (Gtalk doesn't count cause it sucks).
There are three dimensions in the real world.
There are three directions on the internets: back, forward and up. You cannot go down.
There are three letters in all decent file extensions; oh wait, that's an oxymoron because file extensions are retarded and therefore cannot be decent.
There are three countries worth visiting. These are Japan, Germany and ~~Australia~~ New Zealand cause Australia censors its internet. Everywhere else in the world has something wrong with its government for some reason.
There are three formatting codes. These are bold, italic and underline. Strikeout is just a decoration.
There are three main materials: plastic, metal and wood.
Ternary, a number system which Keiji has investigated and found to be better than binary in every way for computing purposes, is base three.
Paul has three PS3s.
The third time you try, you usually succeed at said try.
There are three starter Pokémon in the main series. Pokémon Yellow doesn't count because it's just a Pikachu'd version of Red and Blue.

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 *There are three letters in all good [[acronym]]s.
 *There are three [[kana]] in all good [[Japanese]] [[name]]s.
-*There are either three or four [[element]]s in every [[game]] which uses them, unless said game is called [[Pokémon]] in which case it has [[over 9000]].
+*Most games with [[elemental system]]s have either just three or [[four]] elements, or [[over 9000]] of them. It's never anywhere in between.
-*There are three rivals in all rivalries. For example, [[Arle]], [[Draco]] and [[Schezo]]; [[Amitie]], [[Raffine]] and [[Sig]]; [[Nintendo]], [[Microsoft]] and [[Sony]]; [[Sonic]], [[Knuckles]] and [[Shadow]]; [[AIM]], [[MSN]] and [[Gtalk]] (YIM doesn't count cause it [[sucks]]).
+*There are three rivals in all rivalries. For example, [[Arle]], [[Rulue]] and [[Schezo]]; [[Amitie]], [[Raffine]] and [[Sig]]; [[Nintendo]], [[Microsoft]] and [[Sony]] (Because SEGA gave up rather early); [[Sonic]], [[Knuckles]] and [[Shadow]]; [[AIM]], [[MSN]] and [[YIM]] (Gtalk doesn't count cause it [[sucks]]).
 *There are three [[dimension]]s in the [[real world]].
 *There are three [[direction]]s on the [[internets]]: [[back]], [[forward]] and [[up]]. [[You]] cannot go [[down]].
 *There are three letters in all [[decent]] [[file extension]]s; oh wait, that's an [[oxymoron]] because file extensions are [[retarded]] and therefore cannot be decent.
-*There are three [[Country|countries]] worth visiting. These are [[Japan]], [[Germany]] and [[Australia]]. Everywhere else in the world has something wrong with its government [[for some reason]].
+*There are three [[Country|countries]] worth visiting. These are [[Japan]], [[Germany]] and <s>[[Australia]]</s> [[New Zealand]] cause [[Australia censors its internet]]. Everywhere else in the world has something wrong with its government [[for some reason]].
 *There are three [[formatting code]]s. These are [[bold]], [[italic]] and [[underline]]. [[Strikeout]] is just a [[decoration]].
 *There are three main [[material]]s: [[plastic]], [[metal]] and [[wood]].