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* Redof Hyss, Vice President of the Empire, gets one in Episode 23. [[spoiler:The Gamillan palace is about to be evacuated because Desler is making a ColonyDrop on it and the surrounding city. Hilde Shultz, the daughter of the above, gets trampled down in the surrounding chaos. Hyss, while fleeing, sees this and picks her up. The second highest man of the Gamillan Empire stops and picks up a servant girl and carries her out. Its just a beautiful moment showing that while they are the enemies, not all the higher ups in the empire are ''evil''.]]
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* Redof Hyss, Vice President of the Empire, gets one in Episode 23. [[spoiler:The Gamillan palace is about to be evacuated because Desler is making a ColonyDrop on it and the surrounding city. Hilde Shultz, the daughter of the above, gets trampled down in the surrounding chaos. Hyss, while fleeing, sees this and picks her up. The second highest second-highest man of the Gamillan Gamilas Empire stops and picks up a Zaltzian servant girl and carries her out. Its just a beautiful moment showing that while they are the enemies, not all the higher ups in the empire are ''evil''.]]
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* The return to Earth.
* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy. Although the scene where Captain Okita tells the Chief Engineer about his dream of Mamoru Kodai might suggest that the older Kodai brother might have been making plans to have Captain Okita replace him as the person who would activate the Cosmo Reverse System in preparation for his planned resurrection of Yuki, which is given further credence by Mamoru Kodak’s final words before resurrecting Yuki and by the Cosmo Reverse System becoming active after Okita dies.]]
* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy. Although the scene where Captain Okita tells the Chief Engineer about his dream of Mamoru Kodai might suggest that the older Kodai brother might have been making plans to have Captain Okita replace him as the person who would activate the Cosmo Reverse System in preparation for his planned resurrection of Yuki, which is given further credence by Mamoru Kodak’s final words before resurrecting Yuki and by the Cosmo Reverse System becoming active after Okita dies.]]
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* The return trip to Earth.
* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy. Although the scene where Captain Okita tells the Chief Engineer about his dream of Mamoru Kodai might suggest that the older Kodai brother might have been making plans to have Captain Okita replace him as the person who would activate the Cosmo Reverse System in preparation for his planned resurrection of Yuki, which is given further credence by MamoruKodak’s Kodai’s final words before resurrecting Yuki and by the Cosmo Reverse System becoming active after Okita dies.]]
* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy. Although the scene where Captain Okita tells the Chief Engineer about his dream of Mamoru Kodai might suggest that the older Kodai brother might have been making plans to have Captain Okita replace him as the person who would activate the Cosmo Reverse System in preparation for his planned resurrection of Yuki, which is given further credence by Mamoru
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** By the same virtue, Planet 11's colony is made up of both Humans and Gamilas who managed to coexist together, with a number of the Gamilan children [[DidIMentionItsChristmas taking to the Earthlings holiday season]] when the Christmas Tree is personally brought in by Saito and the kids: both Human and Gamilan gather around to help decorate it.
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** By the same virtue, Planet 11's colony is made up of both Humans Humans, Gamilas, and Gamilas possibly even Zaltzians who managed to coexist together, with a number of the Gamilan children [[DidIMentionItsChristmas taking to the Earthlings holiday season]] when the Christmas Tree is personally brought in by Saito and the kids: both Human and Gamilan gather around to help decorate it.
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* Episode 3 has an old man in a wheelchair playing Santa with a bunch of children. Given that you later found he lost both his family and the use of his legs in the Garmilas war, it's telling he has no problem with the fact that some of the children around him are blue.
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* Episode 3 has an old man in a wheelchair playing Santa with a bunch of children. Given that you later found he lost both his family and the use of his legs in the Garmilas war, [[ChildrenAreInnocent it's telling he has no problem with the fact that some of the children around him are blue. blue-skinned]].
** By the same virtue, Planet 11's colony is made up of both Humans and Gamilas who managed to coexist together, with a number of the Gamilan children [[DidIMentionItsChristmas taking to the Earthlings holiday season]] when the Christmas Tree is personally brought in by Saito and the kids: both Human and Gamilan gather around to help decorate it.
** By the same virtue, Planet 11's colony is made up of both Humans and Gamilas who managed to coexist together, with a number of the Gamilan children [[DidIMentionItsChristmas taking to the Earthlings holiday season]] when the Christmas Tree is personally brought in by Saito and the kids: both Human and Gamilan gather around to help decorate it.
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* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy. Although the scene where Captain Okita tells Doctor Sanada about his dream of Mamoru Kodai might suggest that the older Kodai brother might have been making plans to have Captain Okita replace him as the person who would activate the Cosmo Reverse System in preparation for his planned resurrection of Yuki, which is given further credence by Mamoru Kodak’s final words before resurrecting Yuki and by the Cosmo Reverse System becoming active after Okita dies.]]
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* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy. Although the scene where Captain Okita tells Doctor Sanada the Chief Engineer about his dream of Mamoru Kodai might suggest that the older Kodai brother might have been making plans to have Captain Okita replace him as the person who would activate the Cosmo Reverse System in preparation for his planned resurrection of Yuki, which is given further credence by Mamoru Kodak’s final words before resurrecting Yuki and by the Cosmo Reverse System becoming active after Okita dies.]]
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* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy. Although the scene where Captain Okita tells Doctor Sanada about his dream of Mamoru Kodai might suggest that the older Kodai brother might have been making plans to have Captain Okita replace him as the person who would activate the Cosmo Reverse System in preparation for his planned resurrection of Yuki, which is given further credence by Mamoru Kodak’s final words before resurrecting Yuki and by the Cosmo Reverse System becoming active after Okita dies.]]
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** In the following episode the pilots of the Cosmo Tigers hear that the ''Yamato'' has taken off again-and immediately desert to join the ship, with personnel from the Gamilan embassy helping because they owe the ''Yamato'' for what happened during the battle of Gamilas.
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** In the following episode the pilots of the Cosmo Tigers hear that the ''Yamato'' has taken off again-and immediately desert to join the ship, with personnel from the Gamilan embassy helping because they owe the ''Yamato'' for what happened during the battle of Gamilas. In fact, the only ''Yamato'' crew member who is explicitly shown ''not'' joining up at the first possible opportunity or at least trying to is Makoto Sato (nee Harada), who had to care for her terminally ill son.
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* Episode 3 has an old man in a wheelchair playing Santa with a bunch of children. Given that you later found he lost both his faily family and the use of his legs in the Garmilas war, it's telling he has no problem with the fact that some of the children around him are in fact blue.
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* In ''Warriors of Love''[='=]s episode 4, the ''Yamato'' is about to leave to answer the call for help from Telezart in defiance of government orders when commander-in-chief Todo calls to have them stand down, and Kodai tells his men to choose if they want to stay on the ship or leave. [[TrueCompanions Nobody leave]].
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* In ''Warriors of Love''[='=]s episode 4, the ''Yamato'' is about to leave to answer the call for help from Telezart in defiance of government orders when commander-in-chief Todo calls to have them stand down, and Kodai tells his men to choose if they want to stay on the ship or leave. [[TrueCompanions Nobody leave]]. And then Shima, who had not joined the initial group, shows up.
** In the following episode the pilots of the Cosmo Tigers hear that the ''Yamato'' has taken off again-and immediately desert to join the ship, with personnel from the Gamilan embassy helping because they owe the ''Yamato'' for what happened during the battle of Gamilas.
** In the following episode the pilots of the Cosmo Tigers hear that the ''Yamato'' has taken off again-and immediately desert to join the ship, with personnel from the Gamilan embassy helping because they owe the ''Yamato'' for what happened during the battle of Gamilas.
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* In ''Warriors of Love''[='=]s episode 2, the impromptu memorial servive for Okita.
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* In ''Warriors of Love''[='=]s episode 2, the impromptu memorial servive for Okita.Okita.
* In ''Warriors of Love''[='=]s episode 4, the ''Yamato'' is about to leave to answer the call for help from Telezart in defiance of government orders when commander-in-chief Todo calls to have them stand down, and Kodai tells his men to choose if they want to stay on the ship or leave. [[TrueCompanions Nobody leave]].
* In ''Warriors of Love''[='=]s episode 4, the ''Yamato'' is about to leave to answer the call for help from Telezart in defiance of government orders when commander-in-chief Todo calls to have them stand down, and Kodai tells his men to choose if they want to stay on the ship or leave. [[TrueCompanions Nobody leave]].
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* During the timeskip between the first series and ''Warriors of Love'', Kodai and Yuki have married.
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* In ''Warriors of Love''[='=]s episode 2, the impromptu memorial servive for Okita.
* In ''Warriors of Love''[='=]s episode 2, the impromptu memorial servive for Okita.
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* In "Odyssey of the Celestial Ark" Kodai, Niimi and two other crew members of the ''Yamato'' find themselves trapped in a mysterious hotel with survivors of the Battle of the Rainbow Cluster, including Berger (who literally had no other reason to live other than Domel and his other companions from his fleet, and had previously refused an order to not attack the ''Yamato''), with [[spoiler:Lorelei trying to manipulate them into killing each other]]. Not only they don't kill each other when Berger and his people realize they're not dealing with Zaltians but crew of the ''Yamato'', they actually ''become friends'' and fight together against Goran "Thunder" Galam and his Gatlantean fleet.
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* In "Odyssey of the Celestial Ark" Kodai, Niimi and two other crew members of the ''Yamato'' find themselves trapped in a mysterious hotel with survivors of the Battle of the Rainbow Cluster, including Berger (who literally had no other reason to live other than Domel and his other companions from his fleet, and had previously refused an order to not attack the ''Yamato''), with [[spoiler:Lorelei trying to manipulate them into killing each other]]. Not only they don't kill each other when Berger and his people realize they're not dealing with Zaltians but crew of the ''Yamato'', they actually ''become friends'' and fight together against Goran "Thunder" Galam and his Gatlantean fleet.fleet.
* During the timeskip between the first series and ''Warriors of Love'', Kodai and Yuki have married.
* During the timeskip between the first series and ''Warriors of Love'', Kodai and Yuki have married.
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* In "Odyssey of the Celestial Ark" Kodai, Niimi and two other crew members of the ''Yamato'' find themselves trapped in a mysterious hotel with survivors of the Battle of the Rainbow Cluster, including Berger (who literally had no other reason to live other than Domel and his other companions from his fleet), with [[spoiler:Lorelei trying to manipulate them into killing each other]]. Not only they don't kill each other when Berger and his people realize they're not dealing with Zaltians but crew of the ''Yamato'', they actually ''become friends''.
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* In "Odyssey of the Celestial Ark" Kodai, Niimi and two other crew members of the ''Yamato'' find themselves trapped in a mysterious hotel with survivors of the Battle of the Rainbow Cluster, including Berger (who literally had no other reason to live other than Domel and his other companions from his fleet), fleet, and had previously refused an order to not attack the ''Yamato''), with [[spoiler:Lorelei trying to manipulate them into killing each other]]. Not only they don't kill each other when Berger and his people realize they're not dealing with Zaltians but crew of the ''Yamato'', they actually ''become friends''.friends'' and fight together against Goran "Thunder" Galam and his Gatlantean fleet.
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* In "Odyssey of the Celestial Ark" Kodai, Niimi and two other crew members of the ''Yamato'' find themselves trapped in a mysterious hotel with survivors of the Battle of the Rainbow Cluster, including Berger (who literally had no other reason to live other than Domel and his other companions from his fleet), with [[spoiler:Lorelei trying to manipulate them into killing each other]]. Not only they don't kill each other when Berger and his people realize they're not dealing with Zaltians but crew of the ''Yamato'', they actually ''become friends''.
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* Frakken is clearly troubled by the harsh treatment a Zaltzi soldier received on Prison Planet 17 by its [[FantasticRacism racist]] warden. He holds one of his crewmen back from giving the warden a piece of his mind, but after a while, [[EvenEvilHasStandards even he's ready to belt him in the mouth]], and likely would've if not for Mori's intervention.
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* During the return trip to Earth, Flakken provides unexpected help for the ''Yamato'' by attacking Goer's fleet (although he's doing so largely on Admiral Ditz's orders). What's more, [[spoiler:he adopted Yabu, the portly ''Yamato'' engineer who got left behind on Prison Planet 17, as a member of his subspace submarine's engineering crew, where he seems genuinely happy.]]
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He\'s not a cyborg in 2199. At least, he\'s never said to be.
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* There's a small moment when [[HollywoodCyborg Shiro]] asks Susumu if there were [[spoiler: any survivors found onboard his brother's derelict ship.]] After Susumu and Yuki leave, Kaoru tells Shiro she can tell he's worried about the young man.
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* There's a small moment when [[HollywoodCyborg Shiro]] Shiro asks Susumu if there were [[spoiler: any survivors found onboard his brother's derelict ship.]] After Susumu and Yuki leave, Kaoru tells Shiro she can tell he's worried about the young man.
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* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy.]]
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* There's a small moment when [[HollywoodCyborg Shiro]] asks Susumu if there were [[spoiler: any survivors found onboard his brother's derelict ship.]] After Susumu and Yuki leave, Kaoru tells Shiro she can tell he's worried about the young man.
-->'''Kaoru''': "You're worried about him, aren't you? It's one of the things I like best about you."
* There's a small moment when [[HollywoodCyborg Shiro]] asks Susumu if there were [[spoiler: any survivors found onboard his brother's derelict ship.]] After Susumu and Yuki leave, Kaoru tells Shiro she can tell he's worried about the young man.
-->'''Kaoru''': "You're worried about him, aren't you? It's one of the things I like best about you."
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* Before setting out to fight the ''Yamato'', Domel is introduced to his rag-tag fleet, which includes a small group of Zaltians who would board the ship. One Gamillan poo-poos on the idea of the Zaltians participating in the mission. The Zaltians then start singing a military song for Garmillas, [[MyCountryRightOrWrong showing that they were dedicated to carrying out their mission, regardless of the risk or the higher-ups' opinions of them]]. Soon, Frakken, Domel, the fleet, and even the Gamillan who protested the Zaltian's involvement join the singing.
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* Before setting out to fight the ''Yamato'', Domel is introduced to his rag-tag fleet, which includes a small group of Zaltians who would board the ship. One Gamillan poo-poos on the idea of the Zaltians participating in the mission. The Zaltians then start singing a military song for Garmillas, the Garmillas anthem, [[MyCountryRightOrWrong showing that they were dedicated to carrying out their mission, regardless of the risk or the higher-ups' opinions of them]]. Soon, Frakken, Domel, the fleet, and even the Gamillan who protested the Zaltian's involvement join the singing.
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* Before setting out to fight the ''Yamato'', Domel is introduced to his rag-tag fleet, which includes a small group of Zaltians who would board the ship. Goer, being the [[FantasticRacism racist jerk]] that he is, poo-poos on the idea of the Zaltians participating in the mission. The Zaltians then start singing a military song for Garmillas, [[MyCountryRightOrWrong showing that they were dedicated to carrying out their mission, regardless of the risk or the higher-ups' opinions of them]]. Soon, Frakken, Domel, the fleet, and even a gobsmacked Goer join the singing.
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* Before setting out to fight the ''Yamato'', Domel is introduced to his rag-tag fleet, which includes a small group of Zaltians who would board the ship. Goer, being the [[FantasticRacism racist jerk]] that he is, One Gamillan poo-poos on the idea of the Zaltians participating in the mission. The Zaltians then start singing a military song for Garmillas, [[MyCountryRightOrWrong showing that they were dedicated to carrying out their mission, regardless of the risk or the higher-ups' opinions of them]]. Soon, Frakken, Domel, the fleet, and even a gobsmacked Goer the Gamillan who protested the Zaltian's involvement join the singing.
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* In Episodr 2, there has just been a notice coming from all the remaining human citis aren't sure they have enough power to survive. Just as it looks like Yamato isn't going to have enough power to launch bfore getting hit by the giant nuclear bimb, ''every'' city on the planet sends energy '''they cannot spare''' to Yamato to get her off the ground in time.
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* In Episodr Episode 2, there has just been a notice coming from all the remaining human citis cities aren't sure they have enough power to survive. Just as it looks like Yamato isn't going to have enough power to launch bfore before getting hit by the giant nuclear bimb, bomb, ''every'' city on the planet sends energy '''they cannot spare''' to Yamato to get her off the ground in time.
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* The return to Earth.Earth.
* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy.]]
* [[spoiler:The spirit of Mamoru Kodai prematurely activating the Cosmo Reversal System, potentially dooming Earth for no other reason than to bring Yuki Mori back so his younger brother, Susumu, can be happy.]]
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* On Erich Domel's way to receive a promotion from Deslar, a little Garmillan girl is seen running up to his motorcade, a bouquet of flowers in her arms. Two guards chase after her, but Domel calls them off as he kneels down and accepts the girl's gift. It's quite easy to see here that Domel's military accomplishments aren't the only reason why he is beloved by his people.
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* The funeral for the fallen of the Battle of the Rainbow Cluster in episode 21, as it's for everyone, Human, Gamilan, and even the Zaltians who [[spoiler: boarded the ''Yamato'' and kidnapped Yuki]].
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* The funeral for the fallen of the Battle of the Rainbow Cluster in episode 21, as it's for everyone, Human, Gamilan, and even the Zaltians who [[spoiler: boarded the ''Yamato'' and kidnapped Yuki]].Yuki]].
* The return to Earth.
* The return to Earth.
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** Then in episode 24 he [[spoiler: helps convincing Starsha in giving the Cosmo Reverse to Earth as a way to repay the ''Yamato'' for preventing the ColonyDrop]].
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* Redof Hyss, Vice President of the Empire, gets one in Episode 23. [[spoiler:The Gamillan palace is about to be evacuated because Desler is making a ColonyDrop on it and the surrounding city. Hilde Shultz, the daughter of the above, gets trampled down in the surrounding chaos. Hyss, while fleeing, sees this and picks her up. The second highest man of the Gamillan Empire stops and picks up a servant girl and carries her out. Its just a beautiful moment showing that while they are the enemies, not all the higher ups in the empire are ''evil''.]]
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* Redof Hyss, Vice President of the Empire, gets one in Episode 23. [[spoiler:The Gamillan palace is about to be evacuated because Desler is making a ColonyDrop on it and the surrounding city. Hilde Shultz, the daughter of the above, gets trampled down in the surrounding chaos. Hyss, while fleeing, sees this and picks her up. The second highest man of the Gamillan Empire stops and picks up a servant girl and carries her out. Its just a beautiful moment showing that while they are the enemies, not all the higher ups in the empire are ''evil''.]]]]
* The funeral for the fallen of the Battle of the Rainbow Cluster in episode 21, as it's for everyone, Human, Gamilan, and even the Zaltians who [[spoiler: boarded the ''Yamato'' and kidnapped Yuki]].
* The funeral for the fallen of the Battle of the Rainbow Cluster in episode 21, as it's for everyone, Human, Gamilan, and even the Zaltians who [[spoiler: boarded the ''Yamato'' and kidnapped Yuki]].
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* In episode 17 many of the crew are discussing about Yuki being Human or Iskandarian, [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman with the latter being considered bad]]. Upon hearing such a discussion, Shima butt in, stating that they had better things to do during a mission and making clear he doesn't care: Yuki is Yuki.
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* In episode 17 many of the crew are discussing about Yuki being Human or Iskandarian, [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman with the latter being considered bad]]. Upon hearing such a discussion, Shima butt in, stating that they had better things to do during a mission and making clear he doesn't care: Yuki is Yuki.Yuki.
* Redof Hyss, Vice President of the Empire, gets one in Episode 23. [[spoiler:The Gamillan palace is about to be evacuated because Desler is making a ColonyDrop on it and the surrounding city. Hilde Shultz, the daughter of the above, gets trampled down in the surrounding chaos. Hyss, while fleeing, sees this and picks her up. The second highest man of the Gamillan Empire stops and picks up a servant girl and carries her out. Its just a beautiful moment showing that while they are the enemies, not all the higher ups in the empire are ''evil''.]]
* Redof Hyss, Vice President of the Empire, gets one in Episode 23. [[spoiler:The Gamillan palace is about to be evacuated because Desler is making a ColonyDrop on it and the surrounding city. Hilde Shultz, the daughter of the above, gets trampled down in the surrounding chaos. Hyss, while fleeing, sees this and picks her up. The second highest man of the Gamillan Empire stops and picks up a servant girl and carries her out. Its just a beautiful moment showing that while they are the enemies, not all the higher ups in the empire are ''evil''.]]
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* Deslar's PetTheDog moment in episode 8. Shultz and his crew of [[BattleThralls second-class Gamilas]] have just died fighting the ''Yamato'', their direct superior Goer is trying to blame them for the failure of the operation (planned by Deslar himself), and Deslar replies by cutting off communications with Goer and ordering that Shultz and his men are promoted two ranks posthumously (incidentally making Shultz of ''higher rank than Goer'') and their families made honorary citizens (of higher social position than pureblooded Gamilas), and puts the blame of the failure on the ''Yamato'' [[WorthyOpponent being just that good]].
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* Deslar's PetTheDog moment in episode 8. Shultz and his crew of [[BattleThralls second-class Gamilas]] have just died fighting the ''Yamato'', their direct superior Goer is trying to blame them for the failure of the operation (planned by Deslar himself), and Deslar replies by cutting off communications with Goer and ordering that Shultz and his men are promoted two ranks posthumously (incidentally making Shultz of ''higher rank than Goer'') and their families made honorary citizens (of higher social position than pureblooded Gamilas), and puts the blame of the failure on the ''Yamato'' [[WorthyOpponent being just that good]].good]].
* In episode 17 many of the crew are discussing about Yuki being Human or Iskandarian, [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman with the latter being considered bad]]. Upon hearing such a discussion, Shima butt in, stating that they had better things to do during a mission and making clear he doesn't care: Yuki is Yuki.
* In episode 17 many of the crew are discussing about Yuki being Human or Iskandarian, [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman with the latter being considered bad]]. Upon hearing such a discussion, Shima butt in, stating that they had better things to do during a mission and making clear he doesn't care: Yuki is Yuki.
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* Deslar's PetTheDog moment in episode 8. Shultz and his crew of [[BattleThralls second-class Gamilas]] have just died fighting the ''Yamato'', their direct superior Goer is trying to blame them for the failure of the operation (planned by Deslar himself), and Deslar replies by cutting off communications with Goer and ordering that Shultz and his men are promoted two ranks posthumously (incidentally making Shultz of ''higher rank than Goer'') and their families made honorary citizens (of higher social position than pureblooded Gamilas), and puts the blame of the failure on the ''Yamato'' [[WorthyOpponent being just that good]].
