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** The song itself is heart touching, not just because of the deep sincerity and feelings it transmits, but also because of its backstory. That song could very well be thought to be legendary, considering that it was so popular that even eons afterwards in one extreme of the universe, Bodolza found the melody, and in the other extreme Hikaru and Misa found the lyrics. Both pieces were put together after such a long time to be sung by Minmay in humanity's [[DarkestHour darkest hour]].
* A Meta moment is that on October 17 2009, Kato Kazuhiko, the man who composed the amazing title song, [[AuthorExistenceFailure was found dead,]] having committed suicide by hanging himself.
* A Meta moment is that on October 17 2009, Kato Kazuhiko, the man who composed the amazing title song, [[AuthorExistenceFailure was found dead,]] having committed suicide by hanging himself.
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** The song itself is heart touching, not just because of the deep sincerity and feelings it transmits, but also because of its backstory. That song could very well be thought to be legendary, considering that it was so popular that even eons afterwards in one extreme of the universe, Bodolza found the melody, and in the other extreme Hikaru and Misa found the lyrics. Both pieces were put together after such a long time to be sung by Minmay in humanity's [[DarkestHour darkest hour]].
* A Meta moment is that on October 17 2009, Kato Kazuhiko, the man who composed the amazing title song, [[AuthorExistenceFailure was found dead,]] having committed suicide by hanging himself.hour]].
* A Meta moment is that on October 17 2009, Kato Kazuhiko, the man who composed the amazing title song, [[AuthorExistenceFailure was found dead,]] having committed suicide by hanging himself.
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* Meta one. On October 17 2009, Kato Kazuhiko, the man who composed the amazing title song, was found dead.
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* A Meta one. On moment is that on October 17 2009, Kato Kazuhiko, the man who composed the amazing title song, [[AuthorExistenceFailure was found dead.dead,]] having committed suicide by hanging himself.
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* Minmay singing "Ai Oboete Imasuka" (aka "Do You Remember Love?"), the Zentradi realizing there's more in life than just being soldiers and fighting, and then Breetai and Exedol allying with the ''Macross'' to destroy Bodolza. And the scene finishes with Zentradi, Meltrandi, and everyone else crying out loud when the song is over. It's both epic and sad, in many ways, to think that they had been fighting for such a long time, and it all ended in such a fast way, after that much suffering and devastation. In the Exedol and Breetai exchange that follows, it's implied that the universe is filled with the grief of Zentradi and Meltrandi fighting each other forever, and they glimpse a ray of hope with Minmay's song.
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* Minmay singing "Ai Oboete Imasuka" (aka "Do You Remember Love?"), the Zentradi realizing there's more in life than just being soldiers and fighting, and then Breetai and Exedol allying with the ''Macross'' to destroy Bodolza. And the scene finishes with Zentradi, Meltrandi, and everyone else crying out loud when the song is over. It's both epic and sad, in many ways, to think that they had been fighting for such a long time, and it all ended in such a fast way, after that much suffering and devastation. In the Exedol and Breetai exchange that follows, it's implied that the universe is filled with the grief of Zentradi and Meltrandi [[ForeverWar fighting each other forever, forever]], and they glimpse a ray of hope with Minmay's song.
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* Minmay singing Ai Oboete Imasuka, the Zentradi realizing there was more in life than just being soldiers and fighting, and then Breetai and Exedol allying with the macross to destroy Bodolza. And finishes with Zentradi, Meltrandi, everyone, crying out loud when the song is over. It's both epic and sad, in many ways, to think that they had been fighting for such a long time, and it all ended in such a fast way, after that much suffering and devastation. In the Exedol and Breetai word exchange that follows, it's implied that the universe is filled with the grief of Zentradi and Meltrandi fighting each other forever, and they glimpse a ray of hope with Minmay's song.
** The song itself is heart touching, not just because of the deep sincerity and feelings it transmits, but also because of it's backstory. That song could very well be thought to be legendary, considering that it was so popular that even eons afterwards in one extreme of the universe, Bodolza found the melody, and in the other extreme Hikaru and Misa found the lyrics. Both pieces were put toghether after such a long time to be singed by Minmay in their [[DarkestHour darkest hour]].
** The song itself is heart touching, not just because of the deep sincerity and feelings it transmits, but also because of it's backstory. That song could very well be thought to be legendary, considering that it was so popular that even eons afterwards in one extreme of the universe, Bodolza found the melody, and in the other extreme Hikaru and Misa found the lyrics. Both pieces were put toghether after such a long time to be singed by Minmay in their [[DarkestHour darkest hour]].
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* Minmay singing Ai "Ai Oboete Imasuka, Imasuka" (aka "Do You Remember Love?"), the Zentradi realizing there was there's more in life than just being soldiers and fighting, and then Breetai and Exedol allying with the macross ''Macross'' to destroy Bodolza. And the scene finishes with Zentradi, Meltrandi, everyone, and everyone else crying out loud when the song is over. It's both epic and sad, in many ways, to think that they had been fighting for such a long time, and it all ended in such a fast way, after that much suffering and devastation. In the Exedol and Breetai word exchange that follows, it's implied that the universe is filled with the grief of Zentradi and Meltrandi fighting each other forever, and they glimpse a ray of hope with Minmay's song.
** The song itself is heart touching, not just because of the deep sincerity and feelings it transmits, but also because ofit's its backstory. That song could very well be thought to be legendary, considering that it was so popular that even eons afterwards in one extreme of the universe, Bodolza found the melody, and in the other extreme Hikaru and Misa found the lyrics. Both pieces were put toghether together after such a long time to be singed sung by Minmay in their humanity's [[DarkestHour darkest hour]].
** The song itself is heart touching, not just because of the deep sincerity and feelings it transmits, but also because of
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* The song itself is heart touching, not just because of the deep sincerity and feelings it transmits, but also because of it's backstory. That song could very well be thought to be legendary, considering that it was so popular that even eons afterwards in one extreme of the universe, Bodolza found the melody, and in the other extreme Hikaru and Misa found the lyrics. Both pieces were put toghether after such a long time to be singed by Minmay in their [[DarkestHour darkest hour]].
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* The song itself is heart touching, not just because of the deep sincerity and feelings it transmits, but also because of it's backstory. That song could very well be thought to be legendary, considering that it was so popular that even eons afterwards in one extreme of the universe, Bodolza found the melody, and in the other extreme Hikaru and Misa found the lyrics. Both pieces were put toghether after such a long time to be singed by Minmay in their [[DarkestHour darkest hour]].
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* Minmay singing Ai Oboete Imasuka, the Zentradi realizing there was more in life than just being soldiers and fighting, and then Breetai and Exedol allying with the macross to destroy Bodolza. And finishes with Zentradi, Meltrandi, everyone, crying out loud when the song is over. It's both epic and sad, in many ways, to think that they had been fighting for such a long time, and it all ended in such a fast way, after that much suffering and devastation. In the Exedol and Breetai word exchange that follows, it's implied that the universe is filled with the grief of Zentradi and Meltrandi fighting each other forever, and they glimpse a ray of hope with Minmay's song.
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* The resolution of the love triangle. Especially because of ''how'' Minmay finds out she's too late.
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* Misa and Hikaru realizing that the devastated planet they're marooned on is actually Earth.
** Misa had Hikaru bring her to Alaska Base, where her father was. When they only found pools of lava she reached the DespairEventHorizon.
* The backstory of the Protoculture colony of Altira: its builders were people who refused the battle between genders that had caused the war between Zentraedi and Meltrandi and had seeked refuge on Earth, and temporarily left to protect the planet when the war arrived in the Sol system... But they never returned, and the city remained underwater for 20,000 years until the Zentraedi arrived and the computer mistook them for the returning colonists.
** Misa had Hikaru bring her to Alaska Base, where her father was. When they only found pools of lava she reached the DespairEventHorizon.
* The backstory of the Protoculture colony of Altira: its builders were people who refused the battle between genders that had caused the war between Zentraedi and Meltrandi and had seeked refuge on Earth, and temporarily left to protect the planet when the war arrived in the Sol system... But they never returned, and the city remained underwater for 20,000 years until the Zentraedi arrived and the computer mistook them for the returning colonists.
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* When Hikaru and Misa return to the ''Macross'', Claudia asks them about [[spoiler:Roy, and if he died fighting]]. They answer yes, and she looks at them with both sadness and a little bit of relief ([[spoiler:knowing his death wasn't senseless]]) and merely says "Thank you." [[TearJerker Cue waterworks.]]
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* When Hikaru and Misa return to the ''Macross'', Claudia asks them about [[spoiler:Roy, and if he died fighting]]. They answer yes, and she looks at them with both sadness and a little bit of relief ([[spoiler:knowing his death wasn't senseless]]) and merely says "Thank you." [[TearJerker Cue waterworks.]]]]
* Meta one. On October 17 2009, Kato Kazuhiko, the man who composed the amazing title song, was found dead.
* Meta one. On October 17 2009, Kato Kazuhiko, the man who composed the amazing title song, was found dead.
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* When Hikaru and Misa return to the ''Macross'', Claudia asks them about [[spoiler:Roy, and if he died fighting]]. They answer yes, and she looks at them with both sadness and a little bit of relief ([[spoiler:knowing his death wasn't senseless]]) and merely says "Thank you." [[TearJerker Cue waterworks.]]
