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    Crew as a whole 
  • Broken Pedestal: In season 1, the loss of Celestial Being in Operation Fallen Angels leaving them only four crew who survive along with Tieria Erde, and it gets worse with Sumeragi suddenly leaving them.
  • Byronic Heroes: Like Gundam Meister, they believe fighting is the only way to defeat the enemies and stop the wars.
  • Cool Spaceship: Ptolemaios, a solar powered space ship that can create a GN field to protect itself. Ptolemy I was a pretty cool transport carrier, but Ptolemy II is a full-on battleship that is capable of operating in space, in the atmosphere, and in the ocean. It also kinda looks like a dolphin (both models).
  • Didn't See That Coming:
    • After meeting with the Trinities, they failed to notice something wrong with them and VEDA until Tieria's quantum brainwaves were hijacked by Ribbons.
    • In season 2, they also do not become suspicious over Anew Returner due to the other Innovators altering her personality and Wang Liu Mei lying about her background. Until Revive intentionally lets himself be captured by them in order to release her true persona and betray the crew.
  • Rebuilt Pedestal: At some point, Tieria help Lasse, Ian and Feldt to rebuild their team without Sumeragi guidance by step-by-step, including design their new uniform, develop new mobile-suit, recruit Mileina and track Setsuna, Allelujah and Sumeragi whereabouts.
  • True Companions: All of them considers each other like families.

    Sumeragi Lee Noriega 
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The closest thing that the Ptolemios has to The Captain. A genius strategist with a shady past, Sumeragi (or, going by her real name, Risa Kujoh) is The Strategist for the group. After being handed missions by Veda, Sumeragi devises their tactics and assumes command when in battle. However, her easygoing nature is a veneer over deep emotional issues, and her past has made her borderline (if not downright) alcoholic. She also was close to Billy Katagiri.

Voiced by Yoko Honna (Japanese) and Lisa Ann Beley (English)
  • Action Survivor: She’s Ptolemios’ strategist, which means she doesn’t go on the field and fight for herself.
  • The Alcoholic: It's played rather seriously. She apparently spent most of the four years between seasons drunk. She does get better after Setsuna takes her back to help Ptolemios again and takes it seriously.
  • Amicable Exes: With Billy, though it takes a long road to get there. He learns what she actually does through Setsuna and tries to kill her, but by the end of the second season, they’re effectively this.
  • Batman Gambit: Being a Tactical Forecaster, she’s naturally excellent at these.
  • Brainy Brunette: The strategist among the team... indeed, one of the best strategists in the world.
  • Break the Cutie: Already happened in the past when she got her soldiers, including her boyfriend killed. Then she ends up losing three members of the team and runs away. Setsuna spilling the beans on Billy meant she had to face reality.
  • Broken Ace: One of the greatest strategists in the world, yet she has a lot of issues. From hiding her allegiance from Billy, one of her closest friends who has a crush on her and the death of her boyfriend.
  • Broken Bird: She got a number of her soldiers, including her lover, killed when a training exercise became a friendly-fire incident under her command. This weighed heavily on her and is implied to be the reason why she can’t reciprocate Billy’s love for her.
  • Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Although she has a number of personal problems, she's an excellent tactician and strategist.
  • But Not Too Foreign: Japanese-Spanish born in America.
  • The Chessmaster: Her job is to provide "tactical forecasts" for Celestial Being.
  • Cooldown Hug: Uses this on Billy towards the end, who breaks down in tears as a result.
  • Curtains Match the Windows: She has brown hair and brown eyes.
  • Dating Cat Woman: With Billy during season 1 — he's part of a task force assigned to stop Celestial Being (although he doesn't know that Sumeragi is a member), while she has no real feelings for him and is just getting wasted on his tab, having Sex for Solace and spying on the Union through him. When Billy learns that truth, he becomes obsessed with revenge against her.
  • Drowning My Sorrows: Her default method of dealing with her personal issues is getting shitfaced drunk.
  • Expository Hair Style Change: In the first season, she has a rather long and messy hairdo. Come the second season and when she officially rejoins Ptolemios, it’s been cut down and much cleaner.
  • Failure Knight: She's plagued by the memories of her lover Emilio's death, apparently to her and Kati's mistakes.
  • Form-Fitting Wardrobe: So much in season 1 that it even bared her midriff. When she rejoined the crew in season 2, the uniform she first tried on is too small for her. (She gets one with a proper fit later though it's still does well in showing how shapely she is.)
  • Get A Hold Of Yourself Man: Continues the proud Gundam tradition of slapping the fail out of upset people such as Tieria in Season 1, and winds up having this done to her at least once.
  • Guile Heroine: It's one ship and four Gundams against the military might of everyone else in the world, so she rather has to be.
  • Hard-Drinking Party Girl: Always ready to drink and tries to take it easy.
  • The Immodest Orgasm: One OVA disc has Hallelujah try to sell her on a mission plan Sumeragi was skeptical of. The two of them proceeded to enter a dark room, and about twenty seconds and some moaning later, Hallelujah and Sumeragi come back out with the latter completely on board with his plan.
  • In-Series Nickname: The Ptolemios crew refer to her as “Ms. Sumeragi”.
  • The Leader: While she's technically not the Ptolemaios's captain, she is effectively the leader of Celestial Being's Ptolemaios cell.
  • Living with the Villain: Billy was her neighbor and boyfriend of sorts. They lived together for four years during the four-year timeskip between seasons. He works for a Union taskforce assigned to stop Celestial Being, but is completely oblivious to Sumeragi's affiliation with the organizaiton until Setsuna comes to re-recruit her.
  • Ms. Fanservice: Has a figure that's to die for, long luscious hair and tends to wear either very revealing or extremely tight-fitting clothes.
  • Oh, Crap!: After quitting and going to live with Billy, she sees Setsuna at the door and knows full well that he's gonna blow her cover. This ends up actually having a positive outcome in the end.
  • Sex for Solace: Well, not exactly sex, but she frequently takes advantage of Billy's feelings for her throughout the first season. He finds out the truth five years later and Sumeragi apologizes near the end of the second season.
  • The Strategist: She's Celestial Being's tactical forecaster, which means that her job is to devise strategies for the Gundam Meisters' intervention and predicting their enemies' tactics.
  • Stepford Smiler: Lockon lampshades it during the Beach Episode, saying that she's just pretending to be strong when someone else asks how she can be so cheerful.
  • Team Mom: Looks after the emotional wellbeing of her crew.
  • Teen Genius: Graduated from college at age 17 with flying colors. Well, for a given definition…

    Feldt Grace 
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One of the Bridge Bunnies aboard the Ptolemaios, Feldt is a young girl who has more-or-less grown up with Celestial Being, since her deceased parents used to be Gundam Meisters several years before the start of the anime. She initially has a very reserved, borderline emotionless personality, although thanks to her friendship with fellow bridge bunny Christina Sierra, and the crush she develops on Lockon Stratos, this gradually changes.

In season two, she continues her work as a bridge bunny, with a more open personality.

Voiced by Ayahi Takagaki (Japanese) and Chantal Strand (English)
  • All Love Is Unrequited: She falls for Setsuna who is at first receptive to her flirting, but later becomes oblivious to it because the pressures of being an Innovator mean that he doesn't have time for personal matters like romance. Feldt ultimately realizes that a relationship between them would never work because Setsuna loves all of humanity too much to love her specifically, but she remains in love with him.
  • The Baby of the Bunch: The youngest of the Ptolemios crew members. At least until Mileina joins.
  • Better with Non-Human Company: Most prevalent in season 1 where she preferred to interact with computers and Haros as opposed to people. Season 2 has her growing out of this.
  • Breakout Character: Had a much more active role in Season 2 and the movie, possibly because of her popularity among fans.
  • Bridge Bunnies: With Christina and later Mileina. They oversee the deployment of the Gundams and operate Ptolemy's radar system.
  • Expository Hairstyle Change: Switches her drill-like pigtails for a single ponytail in season two. It's a deliberate tribute to the late Christina. She cuts it short for the movie, indicating that she is no longer mourning over her.
  • Expy:
  • Form-Fitting Wardrobe: First season outfit.
  • Generation Xerox: Like her mother, she fell in love with a Gundam meister. In her case, twice.
  • Hopeless Suitor: As sweet as her crush on Lockon was, he only saw her as a substitute younger sister at best... and then he died. Between Feldt and Tieria, the moral of the story is probably this: Don't develop strong feelings for Neil Dylandy. And then she develops feelings for Setsuna, who is more or less asexual. Despite that as noted below it’s somewhat Subverted, as she basically becomes the Implied Love Interest for Setsuna. However the movie ends with their relationship on a very open ended note.
  • Implied Love Interest: To Setsuna. While his feeling for Marina are platonic and he recognizes that Feldt is flirting with him, whether he returns her interest is ambiguous.
  • Improbable Age: She's only 14 in season one, and even after the timeskip is still 19. Justified by the fact she's been with Celestial Being her entire life, though.
  • I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: She realizes that a relationship between her and Setsuna would never work out, but she remains in love with him.
  • Love Hurts: She has a crush on Lockon which breaks her heart when he dies. She later falls for Setsuna, but his destiny as an Innovator means that it would never work out between them.
  • Loving a Shadow: Develops a crush on Lyle because of his resemblence to Neil, despite the twins being very different in terms of personality. Lyle notices and dissuades her brutally by Hidden Heart of Gold.
  • Mama Bear: Given that she views everyone in CB as her family, Feldt was rather unhappy to say the least when Allelujah came back with Marie, who was part of the original UN taskforce which was responsible for the deaths of Christina, Lichty, Dr. Moreno and Lockon I. She does apologize to Marie later.
  • Military Brat: Literally grew up in Celestial Being, since her parents were Gundam Meisters.
  • Onee-sama: Acts like an older sister to Mileina, just like Christina did with her.
  • Parental Abandonment: Both her parents died when she was very small, and because of Celestial Being's strict rules on confidentiality, she doesn't even know how they died. The 00P photonovel sidestory tells their story and explains that they were vapourised in an accident involving Virtue/Nadleeh's predecessor unit; in a way, it might've been for the better that poor Feldt didn't find out about that.
  • Say My Name: Screams Christina's name when Christina dies. Later on does this sometimes for Setsuna.
  • Ship Tease: Just watch episode 22 of season 2, she gives a flower to Setsuna. And in the 4 months for 2312 drama CD, they have a rather in depth conversation, part of it involving Neil Dylandy. In the movie this ship is pushed quite hard, but whether or not it was reciprocated was deliberately made up for interpretation by the director. Word of God has stated the director pushed for as many romantic scenes as possible between her and Setsuna. Also despite the movie being open to interpretation, he seems to personally support the ship.
  • Smitten Teenage Girl: Has a crush on Lockon, although he just views her like a little sister. Five years after his death and near the end of S2, to Setsuna.
  • Sugar-and-Ice Personality: She almost seems like an Emotionless Girl in Season 1 because she's so quiet and withdrawn, but she does have some Not So Stoic moments.
  • Too Many Belts: Her first season outfit had these.
  • Unkempt Beauty: Still, it doesn't stop Christina from nagging her to dress-up and be fashionable.
  • Wrench Wench: Her background info implies she is one, stating that she has a wealth of mechanics related knowledge, and can troubleshoot a GN drive. Pity we only get to see her use said knowledge a few times, also implied though her finding more comfort in dealing with machines (Haros mainly) rather than people.

    Christina Sierra 
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One of the Bridge Bunnies in Ptolemios, Christina ran away from her adopted mother before being discovered by Celestial Being. She becomes good friends with fellow crewmate Feldt.

Voiced by Arise Satou (Japanese) and Shannon Chan-Kent (English)

    Lichtendahl Tsery 
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Lichtendahl, or Lichty for short, is the Ptolemaios helmsman. Lichty's parents were technicians on one of the orbital elevators and killed during the Solar Wars while he lost a large portion of his body, which was replaced with machinery. Although Lichty has a romantic interest in crewmate Christina, she maintains a friendly and professional relationship.

Voiced by Masataka Azuma (Japanese) and Davide A. Kaye (English)

    Lasse Aeon 
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Main mecha: GNR-001E GN Arms, GN-0000 0 Gundam

Initially, Lasse served as the gunner for the Celestial Being mothership Ptolemaios. He also piloted the GNR-001 GN Arms, a transformable weapon docking system for the four Gundams. In the second series, he remained with Celestial Being even when his health decayed quite a bit after the season 1 final battle. During the assault on Veda, Lasse briefly piloted the 0 Gundam in defense of Ptolemaios II. At the end of the series Lasse remains part of Celestial Being.

Voiced by Hiroki Tochi (Japanese) and Andrew Francis (English)

    Ian Vashti 
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The head of Celestial Being's mobile suit development along with his wife and daughter. On the Ptolemaios, Ian works as the ship's main engineer. He is a kind hearted man but gets angry when his machines are damaged.

Voiced by Hideyuki Umezu (Japanese) and Peter New (English)

    Mileina Vashti 
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Mileina is Ian and Linda's daughter. She joins the crew of the Ptolemaios II before the beginning of the second series and takes Christina's place on the bridge. Despite her young age, she is a gifted technician, learning much about engineering, GN Technology, and programming from both her parents.

Voiced by Haruka Tomatsu (Japanese) and Andrea Libman (English)

    Linda Vashti 
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Ian's wife and mother to Mileina. She is the second lead engineer next to Ian. As Ian is often sent to perform field operations, She's left in charge of managing and developing new GN-technologies. She's also seen capable of fully utilizing a shuttle and the secondary bridge of Ptolemaios II, suggesting additional skills in ship piloting and use of artillery weapons.

Voiced by Risa Hayamizu (Japanese) and Jillian Michaels (English)
  • Absurdly Youthful Mother: She had Mileina at 18, yet they barely look like mother and daughter.
  • Age-Gap Romance: There's a 25 year difference between her and her husband. Lampshaded by Allelujah and Saji.
  • All Girls Want Bad Boys: Not really bad, but given Ian's perverted tendencies.
  • Early-Bird Cameo: Before her official debut in episode 10, She is shown in 1st opening of season 2 and briefly seen in episode 2.
  • It Runs in the Family: Her husband and daughter also works for Celestial Being.
  • Likes Older Men: Ian is 25 years older; in addition, she would have been 18 when she gave birth to Mileina.
  • May–December Romance: Ian is much older than her.
  • Near-Death Experience: She and Ian are nearly assimilated, but was saved thanks to Setsuna making a successful dialogue with the ELS.
  • Open-Minded Parent: When she hears her daughter confessing her love to Tieria Erde, she can't help but be happy to hear that, much to Ian's dismay.
  • Teen Pregnancy: She's 32 (the same age as Graham and Shirin, no less) when she debuts while her daughter is 14, meaning Linda was 18 when she gave birth to Mileina.
  • The Smart Guy: The Ptolemios crew's secondary one.
  • Wrench Wench: Sometimes helps her husband and her daughter on this.

    Joyce B. Moreno 
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The doctor on board Ptolemaios, and a longtime friend of fellow crewmate Ian Vashti from before joining Celestial Being.

Voiced by Go Shinomiya (Japanese) and Brian Drummond (English)

    Anew Returner 
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Main mecha: GNZ-007 Gaddess

Anew Returner is an Innovade who joins the group in Season 2, and is Revive's genetic twin who serves her group as a sleeper agent in the guise of a mechanic who Liu Mei scouted after the activation of the 00 Gundam and assisting with development of the 0 Raiser and GN Archer support vehicles. When the Ptolemaios II arrives at Celestial Being's L3 base and on Ian's suggestion, she joins the crew as the pilot and resident medic. Over time, Anew develops a romantic relationship with Gundam Meister Lyle Dylandy.

Voiced by Ryōko Shiraishi (Japanese) and Lalainia Lindbjerg (English)
  • All Girls Want Bad Boys: She even tells Lyle not to lose his head over her betrayal because it'd ruin his irresistable "Cool Guy" appeal.
  • Artificial Human: As of all Innovades.
  • Anti-Villain: Sort of. Her true personality is villainous, but Lyle and the crew's influence changes her mind.
  • Becoming the Mask: She did genuinely fall in-love with Lyle, so much so that she can't let it go even after Ribbons and Revive make her betray Celestial Being.
  • Break His Heart to Save Him: Attempts to do this by leaving Ptolemios with Revive. Unfortunately, it doesn’t quite work out as she’s killed for her efforts.
  • Bridge Bunnies : Oversees the deployment of the Gundams and operates Ptolemy's radar system.
  • Broken Ace: She is a woman of many talents. Unfortunately, she's also an Innovade that has her memories blocked unless the time calls for it.
  • Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: Lyle's Gentle Girl, warming up to his Tall, Dark, and Handsome personality rapidly and getting romantically involved with him over the four month timeskip in Season two.
  • Death Is Dramatic: Like any dead Newtype-like girlfriend, she gets slow-motion, a song montage, and flashbacks.
  • Disposable Woman: To the other Innovades but especially Ribbons, she's regarded as little more than a disposable Honey Trap. To Lyle (and to a lesser extent, the whole crew), she's anything but.
  • Distaff Counterpart: The more feminine twin to the non-binary Revive. Unlike Revive, she is not evil.
  • Drone Deployer: The Gaddess' beam saber fangs.
  • Dying as Yourself: She has one last moment with Lyle after Setsuna destroys her mobile suit, courtesy of the GN plane.
  • Expy:
    • She is a more mature and stable version of Rosamia Badam from Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.Lavender hair? Check. Secretly a mole to the enemies' side? Check. Having a Split Personality due to being reprogrammed? Check. Being a love interest to one of the protagonists? Check. Forced to be killed to save the protagonist? Check.
    • Outside of Gundam, she also shares similarities with Euphemia li Brittania. Both stand out from their families as not being racist towards a group (humans for Innovades and the Japanese for Britannia) and fell in love with people belonging to the group (Lyle for Anew and Suzaku for Euphemia. They were both killed to spare them more trouble and it causes their lovers to go past the Despair Event Horizon.
    • She also shares similarities with Weyoun 6. Both are considered disposable by the Big Bad's group, so they join the heroes, but have conflicting morals of whom they're truly loyal to, yet stand out as not being blindly loyal to the antagonists. Like Weyoun 6, Anew dies sacrificing herself to save someone she loves.
  • Flechette Storm: The Gaddess' beam saber fangs have no long-range functions; they're purely for rushing and skewering.
  • Foil:
    • To Tieria Erde — Both of them are Innovades who are working on Celestial Being's side and have a "twin" (Revive and Regene) who works for Ribbons. They are also (seemingly) not aware about their identity as Innovade until they meet their respective twin, and both of them have Ship Tease with one of the Dylandy brothers. However, while Tieria's feelings toward Neil still remain ambiguous, Anew and Lyle have a relationship for real until her death. While Tieria's loyalty to Celestial Being is genuine, Anew is confirmed to be an Innovator spy who was sent by Ribbons to infiltrate Celestial Being.
    • She also acts like one to Soma/Marie. Both are the Love Interest of a Meister and have a split personality. Marie has known Allelujah from childhood and ultimately stays with him to the very end while Lyle met Anew in the story and she dies late in. Both Soma and Marie have strong moral compasses while Anew has two personalities, both conflicting.
  • Four Is Death: She is the fourth woman to appear in the fourth and last OP. She is part of the Innovades which consist of four pairs. And she ends up dead.
  • Hope Spot: Just when Lyle reached to her and everything seemed okay, Ribbons controls Anew, forcing Setsuna to kill her.
  • Hot Blade: The Gaddess' primary weapon is a short GN heat saber with a Bronze Age design.
  • Irony: Anew is not a combat-based Innovator but nonetheless fights Celestial Being (one last time) in a CQC-based suit equipped with Attack Drones meant to help keep the machine from engaging in melee combat. And yet these drones themselves have no long range functions either.
  • Living Emotional Crutch: Becomes this to Lyle, who had been Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life ever since his introduction. Her death shatters his entire new worldview and he nearly shoots her killer, Setsuna, in return.
  • The Lost Lenore: Lyle struggles to move on from her death, but makes it clear she’s the only woman he’ll ever love.
  • Love Cannot Overcome: After betraying the Ptolemy crew, Anew held to the belief that she and Lyle can never truly be because she was an Innovator. Lyle however almost manages to convince her to come back to them, but Ribbons mentally hijacks at the last second and she remains firmly under his control until Setsuna kills her to save a desperately pleading Lyle.
  • Luminescent Blush: Blushes after Lyle announces to everyone that he loves her.
  • Manchurian Agent: She was sent as a deep cover agent and had her memories of being an Innovade blocked to forestall any kind of suspicion, until the moment was right.
  • Meaningful Name: Her name is a reference to what will happen if she and the other Innovade are killed or passed away in their mission. A fallen Innovade will return to VEDA, create a new body via cloning and start a new life with new mission complete with new memory, without any memory of the past. After her death,it shown that her clone as new president advisor in the end of season 2 and in the movie.
  • The Medic: Takes the late Doctor Moreno's place in Season 2.
  • Mercy Kill: Essentially what Setsuna does to her.
  • Mouth of Sauron: When Ribbons fully controls her mind, he speaks through her and tells Lyle that he can't stand a relationship between human and innovator, and then forces her to wildly attack Lyle/Cherudim with Gaddess's fang via possession.
  • Nice Girl: Anew is a kind person and nothing but a loving girlfriend towards Lyle. It’s only a cover, though as it turns out, not totally.
  • Official Couple: Falls in love with Lyle and while she dies, his penultimate scene in Season Two makes it clear that she will remain his one true love.
  • Opposite-Sex Clone: The feminine twin of the more masculine Revive.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: Her red eyes foreshadow her true nature as a spy.
  • Redemption Equals Death: Decides to join Celestial Being for real to be with Lyle, but then Ribbons mind controls her to attack Lyle and Setsuna is forced to kill her.
  • Sacrificial Lion: Dies late in the second season. Lyle is understandably heartbroken.
  • Sixth Ranger Traitor: She joins Celestial Being and betrays them late in the series, though with a good reason.
  • Split Personality: She has two different personas: her Innovade persona and her cover persona. While her Innovade persona is inactive, she is kind-hearted, gentle, multi-talented, and curious woman. When her Innovade persona is activated, she become less conscientious, more harsh and will do anything for the sake of the Innovades, but still she has feeling for Lyle Dylandy, to the point where she eventually decides to betray the Innovades to be with him.
  • Star-Crossed Lovers: With Lyle. She's an Innovade spy, while he is working to stop the Innovades. Their romance ends in tragedy when Setsuna is forced to kill her to save Lyle.
  • Statuesque Stunner: Measuring 170 cm, she is the tallest female in the cast, beating Kinue (164 cm), Sumeragi (163 cm) and Marina (162 cm). Lyle is still easily One Head Taller than her, though.
  • Supernatural Gold Eyes: Everytime Revive is pinpointing her location, her eyes glow gold.
  • Temporary Love Interest: To Lyle. Their Relationship Upgrade happens over a four-month timeskip.
  • Token Good Teammate: Anew is not evil, but being a member of Innovator and one of Ribbons's creations makes her an antagonist. While most of the other Innovades are arrogant and care nothing about humans (even though they can, it's VERY little and only for their own purposes), Anew learns to understand the humans and even falls in love with Lyle Dylandy. She only shoots Lasse in the shoulder instead of to death when she hijacks the bridge, and spares Mileina's and Feldt's lives because they are the same gender as her and noncombatants.
  • Tomboy and Girly Girl: More feminine than her twin, Revive.
  • Walking Spoiler: Just try discussing her role in the story without spoiling large numbers of plot points.
  • You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Subverted. Because her mission is done, Ribbons, via possessing her mind, tries to use the Gaddess self-destruct system to finish both her and Lyle. She is, however, not killed by the self-destruct system, but by Setsuna, who shoots her Gaddess to save Lyle.

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