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Despite being a 25-minute standalone OVA written an animated by a single person, Voices of a Distant Star has several moments that tugs at the heartstrings.

• Mikako breaks down in tears during a hallucination and pleads with her doppelganger to let her declare her love for Noboru.
• Noboru joins the UN Navy and becomes part of the team deployed to rescue the Lysithea fleet, implying that he will be reunited with Mikako, the latter of which was waiting for him all this time.
• "...I am here."

The Vision of Escaflowne

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