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* AdvancedAncientAcropolis: The city discovered by Misa and Hikaru. The Macross remained in vicinity of the city in hopes of finding LostTechnology that could avoid an inevitable defeat, going so far as defending it from Meltrandi raiders while the search continued. The city was unfortunately destroyed by the Zentradei in the end.


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* BoomHeadshot: Gorg Badolza's execution by Hikaru using [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill every weapon he was carrying]].


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* LoadBearingBoss: The death of Gorg Badolza causes his moon-sized flagship to self destruct.
* LostSuperweapon: The TitleDrop: ''Do You Remember Love?'' It was a simple love song written thousands of years ago. Gorg Badolza was in possession of the melody; the lyrics were hidden in an AdvancedAncientAcropolis beneath the Pacific Ocean. The song has a particular GeneticMemory with the Zentran and Meltran.
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* CunningLinguist: Misa exhibited an incredible command of the Zentra-Meltran language, later using it to decipher the Protoculture language and the true lyrics to the song that would save humanity. AllThereInTheManual explains her specialty in military academy was {{UsefulNotes/Encryption}} and the CommunicationsOfficer field.

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* CunningLinguist: Misa exhibited an incredible command of the Zentra-Meltran Zentran-Meltran language, later using it to decipher the Protoculture language and the true lyrics to the song that would save humanity. AllThereInTheManual explains her specialty in military academy was {{UsefulNotes/Encryption}} and the CommunicationsOfficer field.
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* CunningLinguist: Misa exhibited an incredible command of the Zentra-Meltran language, later using it to decipher the Protoculture language and the true lyrics to the song that would save humanity. AllThereInTheManual explains her specialty in military academy was [[UsefulNotes/Encryption Cryptanalysis]] and the CommunicationsOfficer field.

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* CunningLinguist: Misa exhibited an incredible command of the Zentra-Meltran language, later using it to decipher the Protoculture language and the true lyrics to the song that would save humanity. AllThereInTheManual explains her specialty in military academy was [[UsefulNotes/Encryption Cryptanalysis]] {{UsefulNotes/Encryption}} and the CommunicationsOfficer field.
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* CunningLinguist: Misa exhibited an incredible command of the Zentra-Meltran language, later using it to decipher the Protoculture language and the true lyrics to the song that would save humanity. AllThereInTheManual explains her specialty in military academy was [[UsefulNotes/Encryption Cryptanalysis]] and the CommunicationsOfficer field.


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* ImprobableAimingSkills: Maximilian and Milia: the only individuals they can't sure shot are each other. There's also whomever was responsible for firing the Meltrandi's main cannon against the Macross, aiming precisely to disable the warship's WaveMotionGun without destroying the entire vessel so they could take it's occupants captive.
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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: There's a good amount of it in the background dialogue; it's particularly noticeable in the opening scene and during the ''Macross''[='s=] first on-screen transformation. And again at the end when we get a closeup of Misa's handwritten lyrics to "Do You Remember Love", written in flawless, native-level English. This leads to the FridgeBrilliance realization that either Minmay was singing in English the whole time and TranslationConvention was in play for the Japanese audience, or Minmay was so brilliant as to flawlessly translate from English to Japanese AND KEEP IT SINGABLE all on the fly.

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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: There's a good amount of it in the background dialogue; it's particularly noticeable in the opening scene and during the ''Macross''[='s=] first on-screen transformation. And again at the end when we get a closeup of Misa's handwritten lyrics to "Do You Remember Love", written in flawless, native-level English. This leads to the FridgeBrilliance realization that either Minmay was singing in English the whole time and TranslationConvention was in play for the benefit of the Japanese audience, or Minmay was so brilliant as to flawlessly translate from English to Japanese AND KEEP IT SINGABLE all on the fly.
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* TranslationConvention: Strongly hinted at. It's never outright stated, but it is apparent that the characters are actually speaking English on board the Macross, and that the Japanese as heard is only for the benefit of the intended real-world audience for the movie. Clues that this is the case include the background spoken English dialogue and SuprisinglyGoodEnglish signs and written materials as referenced above under that trope.
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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: There's a good amount of it in the background dialogue; it's particularly noticeable in the opening scene and during the ''Macross''[='s=] first on-screen transformation.

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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: There's a good amount of it in the background dialogue; it's particularly noticeable in the opening scene and during the ''Macross''[='s=] first on-screen transformation. And again at the end when we get a closeup of Misa's handwritten lyrics to "Do You Remember Love", written in flawless, native-level English. This leads to the FridgeBrilliance realization that either Minmay was singing in English the whole time and TranslationConvention was in play for the Japanese audience, or Minmay was so brilliant as to flawlessly translate from English to Japanese AND KEEP IT SINGABLE all on the fly.
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* FictionAry: The Zentraedi/Meltrandi are give their own language.

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* FictionAry: The Zentraedi/Meltrandi are give their own language. While nowhere near as comprehensive as the [[StarTrek Klingon]] language created by James Doohan and later greatly expanded upon by linguist Mark Okrand, it is internally consistent and there is a lexicon based on words used in the movie.
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* AdaptationDistillation and CompressedAdaptation: The flim's plot trims much of the fat from the series, and distills the main plot elements from a 36-episode TV show into a roughly 2-hour film.

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* AdaptationDistillation and CompressedAdaptation: The flim's film's plot trims much of the fat from the series, and distills the main plot elements from a 36-episode TV show into a roughly 2-hour film.



* YouAreNumberSix: As seen in the AllThereInTheScript entry above, numbers are substituted for surnames for named Zentraedi. For example: The character called Britai Kridanik in [[Anime/{{Macross}} the TV series]] becomes Britai 7018 in the film.

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* YouAreNumberSix: As seen in the AllThereInTheScript entry above, numbers are substituted for surnames for named Zentraedi. For example: The example, the character called Britai Kridanik in [[Anime/{{Macross}} [[Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross the TV series]] becomes Britai 7018 in the film.
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The film opens with the Super Dimension Fortress Macross already in space, pursued by the [[OneGenderRace All-Male Aliens]], the Zentraedi. [[TransformingMecha Valkyrie]] pilot Hikaru Ichijou falls for IdolSinger Lynn Minmay after he saves her life. They're captured by Zentraedi forces along with Lt. Misa Hayase, Lynn's cousin Lynn Kaifun and Roy's BigBrotherMentor Roy Focker. Hikaru escapes with Misa when the Zentraedi are attacked by their [[DistaffCounterpart female counterparts]] and mortal enemies, the Meltrandi. They escape to a planet that turns out to be Earth, bombarded much earlier by the Zentraedi forces. There, they discover an Ancient Song that may provide them the key to win this war.

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The film opens with the Super Dimension Fortress Macross already in space, pursued by the [[OneGenderRace All-Male Aliens]], the Zentraedi. [[TransformingMecha Valkyrie]] pilot Hikaru Ichijou falls for IdolSinger Lynn Minmay after he saves her life. They're captured by Zentraedi forces along with Lt. Misa Hayase, Lynn's cousin Lynn Kaifun Kaifun, and Roy's Hikaru's BigBrotherMentor Roy Focker. Hikaru escapes with Misa when the Zentraedi are attacked by their [[DistaffCounterpart female counterparts]] and mortal enemies, the Meltrandi. They escape to a planet that turns out to be Earth, bombarded much earlier by the Zentraedi forces. There, they discover an Ancient Song that may provide them the key to win this war.
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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: There's a good amount of it in the background dialogue; it's particularly noticeable in the opening scene and during the ''Macross''[='s=] first on-screen transformation.
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''Macross: Do You Remember Love'' is a 1984 theatrical rendition of ''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross''. It was later established in-universe as [[ShowWithinAShow a movie based on the events covered in the aforementioned series.]]

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''Macross: Do You Remember Love'' Love?'' is a 1984 theatrical rendition of ''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross''. It was later established in-universe as [[ShowWithinAShow a movie based on the events covered in the aforementioned series.]]
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* CompilationMovie: Utterly [[AvertedTrope averted]]. Whereas ''Space Battleship Yamato'' and ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' repurposed TV footage into feature films, 100% of ''Do You Remember Love'' is new footage. (Though this isn't entirely true in some releases, see the Trivia page for details.)

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* CompilationMovie: Utterly and thankfully [[AvertedTrope averted]]. Whereas ''Space Battleship Yamato'' and ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' repurposed TV footage into feature films, 100% of ''Do You Remember Love'' is new footage. (Though this isn't entirely true in some releases, see the Trivia page for details.)
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* InMediaRes: The film opens with the Macross already in space. What happens before then isn't shown in flashback.

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* InMediaRes: InMediasRes: The film opens with the Macross already in space. What happens before then isn't shown in flashback.
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* YouAreNumberSix: As seen in the AllInTheScript entry above, numbers are substituted for surnames for named Zentraedi. For example: The character called Britai Kridanik in [[Anime/{{Macross}} the TV series]] becomes Britai 7018 in the film.

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* YouAreNumberSix: As seen in the AllInTheScript AllThereInTheScript entry above, numbers are substituted for surnames for named Zentraedi. For example: The character called Britai Kridanik in [[Anime/{{Macross}} the TV series]] becomes Britai 7018 in the film.
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* AfterTheEnd: Earth was bombed to hell and back prior to the start of the film.



* AliensMadeThemDoIt: As in the original, but this time [[KissingCousins Minmay and Kaifun]] show the Zentraedi what the kissing process is.



* CompilationMovie: Utterly [[AvertedTrope averted]]. Whereas ''Space Battleship Yamato'' and ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' repurposed TV footage into feature films, 100% of ''Do You Remember Love'' is new footage.

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* CompilationMovie: Utterly [[AvertedTrope averted]]. Whereas ''Space Battleship Yamato'' and ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' repurposed TV footage into feature films, 100% of ''Do You Remember Love'' is new footage. (Though this isn't entirely true in some releases, see the Trivia page for details.)



* DemotedToExtra: Quamzin Kravshera (Khyron in ''{{Robotech}}'') has one scene that lasts 30 seconds. As mentioned above, he's named only in the credits and his character design is unrecognizable from his TV appearance. Justified as the people of Earth did not know of Quamzin until well into the postwar reconstruction period.

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* DemotedToExtra: Quamzin Kravshera (Khyron in ''{{Robotech}}'') ''{{Anime/Robotech}}'') has one scene that lasts 30 seconds. As mentioned above, he's named only in the credits and his character design is unrecognizable from his TV appearance. Justified as the people of Earth did not know of Quamzin until well into the postwar reconstruction period.



* FictionAry: The Zentraedi/Meltrandi are give their own language.

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* FictionAry: The Zentraedi/Meltrandi are give their own language.


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* YouAreNumberSix: As seen in the AllInTheScript entry above, numbers are substituted for surnames for named Zentraedi. For example: The character called Britai Kridanik in [[Anime/{{Macross}} the TV series]] becomes Britai 7018 in the film.
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* AlphaStrike: When the Zentraedi, Meltrandi and Macross crew concentrate all firepower on Boddole Zer's flagship. It doesn't let up until Hikaru personally destroys Boddole Zer.

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* AlphaStrike: When the Zentraedi, Meltrandi and Macross crew concentrate all firepower on Boddole Zer's flagship. It doesn't let up until Hikaru personally destroys Boddole Zer.Zer with his OWN AlphaStrike [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill directly to his big, ugly face]].
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* DeletedScene: The staff had storyboarded, but never had time or money to animate, both Max and Milia's wedding as well as what was supposed to be a ending epilogue to be shown under the credits. The original theatrical cut ends with a black screen and white credits. Later reissues correct this to a degree by using footage from ''Macross Flashback 2012''.



* NoExportForYou: This is one of the many parts of the Macross franchise still in export limbo thanks to the gigantic legal squabble over who, exactly, owns the rights. For years, it was also BadExportForYou in America, as the only release was a drastically edited "for kids" VHS version with a hideous Hong Kong dub. Although no official US release has yet taken place and probably won't for the foreseeable future, the situation is improved now that the movie is on blu-ray, and Japan shares the same blu-ray region code with the US and Canada.
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* AllThereInTheManual: A later video game adaptation establishes that the film Hikaru was a member of the UN Spacy on Macross' launch day.


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* BloodierAndGorier: There are a total of three graphic decapitations in the film, along with some other rather frank violence, mostly surrounding Millia's raid on the Zentraedi ship. The decapitations have been partially edited out in the newest Blu-Ray release


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* NoExportForYou: This is one of the many parts of the Macross franchise still in export limbo thanks to the gigantic legal squabble over who, exactly, owns the rights. For years, it was also BadExportForYou in America, as the only release was a drastically edited "for kids" VHS version with a hideous Hong Kong dub. Although no official US release has yet taken place and probably won't for the foreseeable future, the situation is improved now that the movie is on blu-ray, and Japan shares the same blu-ray region code with the US and Canada.
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* AdaptationDistillation and CompressedAdaptation: The flim's plot trims much of the fat from the series, and distills the main plot elements from a 36-episode TV show into a roughly 2-hour film.


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* CompilationMovie: Utterly [[AvertedTrope averted]]. Whereas ''Space Battleship Yamato'' and ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' repurposed TV footage into feature films, 100% of ''Do You Remember Love'' is new footage.


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* DeletedScene: The staff had storyboarded, but never had time or money to animate, both Max and Milia's wedding as well as what was supposed to be a ending epilogue to be shown under the credits. The original theatrical cut ends with a black screen and white credits. Later reissues correct this to a degree by using footage from ''Macross Flashback 2012''.
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* DemotedToExtra: Quamzin Kravshera (Khyron in ''{{Robotech}}'') has one scene that lasts 30 seconds. As mentioned above, he's named only in the credits and his character design is unrecognizable from his TV appearance. Justified as the people of Earth did not know of Quamzin until well into the postwar reconstruction period.

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'''Macross: Do You Remember Love''' is a 1984 theatrical rendition of '''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'''. It was later established in-universe as [[ShowWithinAShow a movie based on the events covered in the aforementioned series.]]

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'''Macross: ''Macross: Do You Remember Love''' Love'' is a 1984 theatrical rendition of '''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'''.''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross''. It was later established in-universe as [[ShowWithinAShow a movie based on the events covered in the aforementioned series.]]


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* EvilIsVisceral: This visual element is added onto many Zentraedi things, especially their intelligent/command personnel. Boddole Zer / Bodolza provides one of that trope's page images.
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* AllThereInTheScript: The Zentraedi whom Roy dies fighting is listed as "Quamzin 03350" in the credits.

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* AllThereInTheScript: The Zentraedi whom Roy dies fighting against is listed as "Quamzin 03350" in the credits.
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* AllThereInTheScript: The Zentraedi whom Roy dies fighting is listed as "Quamzin 03350" in the credits.
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The film opens with the Super Dimension Fortress Macross already in space, pursued by the [[OneGenderRace All-Male Aliens]], the Zentraedi. Macross pilot Hikaru Ichijou falls for IdolSinger Lynn Minmay after he saves her life. They're captured by Zentraedi forces along with Lt. Misa Hayase, Lynn's cousin Lynn Kaifun and Roy's BigBrotherMentor Roy Focker. Hikaru escapes with Misa when the Zentraedi are attacked by their [[DistaffCounterpart female counterparts]] and mortal enemies, the Meltrandi. They escape to a planet that turns out to be Earth, bombarded much earlier by the Zentraedi forces. There, they discover an Ancient Song that may provide them the key to win this war.

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The film opens with the Super Dimension Fortress Macross already in space, pursued by the [[OneGenderRace All-Male Aliens]], the Zentraedi. Macross [[TransformingMecha Valkyrie]] pilot Hikaru Ichijou falls for IdolSinger Lynn Minmay after he saves her life. They're captured by Zentraedi forces along with Lt. Misa Hayase, Lynn's cousin Lynn Kaifun and Roy's BigBrotherMentor Roy Focker. Hikaru escapes with Misa when the Zentraedi are attacked by their [[DistaffCounterpart female counterparts]] and mortal enemies, the Meltrandi. They escape to a planet that turns out to be Earth, bombarded much earlier by the Zentraedi forces. There, they discover an Ancient Song that may provide them the key to win this war.
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* AlphaStrike: When the Zentraedi, Meltrandi and Macross crew concentrate all firepower on Boddole Zer's flagship. It doesn't let up until Hikaru personally destroys Boddole Zer.
* CuteMonsterGirl: The Meltrandi, even more so than in the show due to the Zentraedi's drastic redesigns.


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* FictionAry: The Zentraedi/Meltrandi are give their own language.


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* SensorSuspense: Hikaru's heart starts pounding to the radar blips as his squadron's missiles approach the enemy.
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'''Macross: Do You Remember Love''' is a 1984 [[NonSerialMovie theatrical rendition]] of '''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'''. It was later established in-universe as [[ShowWithinAShow a movie based on the events covered in the afforementioned series.]]

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'''Macross: Do You Remember Love''' is a 1984 [[NonSerialMovie theatrical rendition]] rendition of '''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'''. It was later established in-universe as [[ShowWithinAShow a movie based on the events covered in the afforementioned aforementioned series.]]
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'''Macross: Do You Remember Love''' is a 1984 [[NonSerialMovie theatrical rendition]] of '''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'''. It was later established in-universe as [[ShowWithinAShow a movie based on the events covered in the afforementioned series.]]
The film opens with the Super Dimension Fortress Macross already in space, pursued by the [[OneGenderRace All-Male Aliens]], the Zentraedi. Macross pilot Hikaru Ichijou falls for IdolSinger Lynn Minmay after he saves her life. They're captured by Zentraedi forces along with Lt. Misa Hayase, Lynn's cousin Lynn Kaifun and Roy's BigBrotherMentor Roy Focker. Hikaru escapes with Misa when the Zentraedi are attacked by their [[DistaffCounterpart female counterparts]] and mortal enemies, the Meltrandi. They escape to a planet that turns out to be Earth, bombarded much earlier by the Zentraedi forces. There, they discover an Ancient Song that may provide them the key to win this war.

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!!This work features examples of:
* DeathByAdaptation: Earth and its population are bombarded by Boddole Zer during the first attack on Earth. In the series, the bombardment occurs much later.
* HeroicSacrifice: Roy dies saving Hikaru and Misa from Quamzin.
* InMediaRes: The film opens with the Macross already in space. What happens before then isn't shown in flashback.
* AMillionIsAStatistic: Averted. Hikaru gets Minmay to sing the title-song by reminding her of all the millions who died during the conflict.
* TemptingFate: Hayao is killed by the Meltrandi just as he's laughing at the thought they might be as dangerous as the Zentradi.
* ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts: Exsedol remarks in the end that Boddole Zer's forces won't be the last of the Zentraedi/Meltrandi to come.
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