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* Dana's brief appearance in the prequel comic book: she stumbles on Rem, who, like the ''late'' man she loved, was a clone of Zor, tells him she knew him in another lifetime, and before she can elaborate she notices Maia, gives her [[DeathGlare a glare filled with unadultured]] ''[[DeathGlare hatred]]'', and leaves, ignoring the attempt of her ''younger sister'' to talk. It's implied she resents her parents for apparently replacing her with Maia, born in space after they left with the Pioneer Expedition leaving Dana behind-and while Max and Mirya's actions can be debated, Maia has no role in that except for ''existing''.
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* Dana's brief appearance in the prequel comic book: she stumbles on Rem, who, like the ''late'' man she loved, was a clone of Zor, tells him she knew him in another lifetime, and before she can elaborate she notices Maia, gives her [[DeathGlare a glare filled with unadultured]] ''[[DeathGlare hatred]]'', and leaves, ignoring the attempt of her ''younger sister'' to talk. It's implied she resents her parents for apparently replacing her and [[TheGhost her unseen little brother]] with Maia, born in space after they left with the Pioneer Expedition leaving Dana and her brother behind-and while Max and Mirya's actions can be debated, Maia has no role in that except for ''existing''.''existing''.
** Worse still, the dialogue between Maia and Daryl and Dana's change of expression from hatred to sadness imply ''it used to be worse'' and that Dana wants to establish a good relationship with her sister... But she just can't.
** Worse still, the dialogue between Maia and Daryl and Dana's change of expression from hatred to sadness imply ''it used to be worse'' and that Dana wants to establish a good relationship with her sister... But she just can't.
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* Dana's brief appearance in the prequel comic book: she stumbles on Rem, who, like the ''late'' man she loved, was a clone of Zor, tells him she knew him in another lifetime, and before she can elaborate she notices Maia, gives her [[DeathGlare a glare filled with unadultured]] ''[[DeathGlare hatred]]'', and leaves, ignoring the attempt of her ''younger sister'' to talk. It's implied she resents her parents for apparently replacing her with Maia, born in space after they left with the Pioneer Expedition leaving Dana behind.
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* Dana's brief appearance in the prequel comic book: she stumbles on Rem, who, like the ''late'' man she loved, was a clone of Zor, tells him she knew him in another lifetime, and before she can elaborate she notices Maia, gives her [[DeathGlare a glare filled with unadultured]] ''[[DeathGlare hatred]]'', and leaves, ignoring the attempt of her ''younger sister'' to talk. It's implied she resents her parents for apparently replacing her with Maia, born in space after they left with the Pioneer Expedition leaving Dana behind.behind-and while Max and Mirya's actions can be debated, Maia has no role in that except for ''existing''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RobotechTheShadowChronicles'' also has such moment, when Marcus, [[spoiler: pushes Maia's escape capsule towards Archangel and stays behind to hold off the shadows, seemengly doomed to death.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/RobotechTheShadowChronicles'' also has such moment, when Marcus, [[spoiler: pushes [[spoiler:pushes Maia's escape capsule towards Archangel and stays behind to hold off the shadows, seemengly doomed to death.]]]]
* Dana's brief appearance in the prequel comic book: she stumbles on Rem, who, like the ''late'' man she loved, was a clone of Zor, tells him she knew him in another lifetime, and before she can elaborate she notices Maia, gives her [[DeathGlare a glare filled with unadultured]] ''[[DeathGlare hatred]]'', and leaves, ignoring the attempt of her ''younger sister'' to talk. It's implied she resents her parents for apparently replacing her with Maia, born in space after they left with the Pioneer Expedition leaving Dana behind.
* Dana's brief appearance in the prequel comic book: she stumbles on Rem, who, like the ''late'' man she loved, was a clone of Zor, tells him she knew him in another lifetime, and before she can elaborate she notices Maia, gives her [[DeathGlare a glare filled with unadultured]] ''[[DeathGlare hatred]]'', and leaves, ignoring the attempt of her ''younger sister'' to talk. It's implied she resents her parents for apparently replacing her with Maia, born in space after they left with the Pioneer Expedition leaving Dana behind.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RobotechTheShadowChronicles'' also has such moment, when Marcus, [[spoiler: pushes Maja's escape capsule towards Archangel and stays behind to hold off the shadows, seemengly doomed to death.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/RobotechTheShadowChronicles'' also has such moment, when Marcus, [[spoiler: pushes Maja's Maia's escape capsule towards Archangel and stays behind to hold off the shadows, seemengly doomed to death.]]
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* ''RobotechTheShadowChronicles'' also has such moment, when Marcus, [[spoiler: pushes Maja's escape capsule towards Archangel and stays behind to hold off the shadows, seemengly doomed to death.]]
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* ''RobotechTheShadowChronicles'' ''WesternAnimation/RobotechTheShadowChronicles'' also has such moment, when Marcus, [[spoiler: pushes Maja's escape capsule towards Archangel and stays behind to hold off the shadows, seemengly doomed to death.]]
