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“Kemurikusa” follows Rin and her sisters Ritsu and the many Rinas as they travel across a ruined world covered in red fog and hunted by mechanical red bugs called akamushi. Using special leaves called kemurikusa that grant powers like healing, fighting, and sensing, they ride a walking tree across deserted “islands” of the city, always searching for clean water and a safer place to live. Their routine is disrupted when they find Wakaba, an amnesiac human boy who should not exist in this dead world and who somehow can activate hidden abilities in the kemurikusa.

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EXPERT LORE REPORT: KEMURIKUSA UNIVERSE DATA COMPENDIUM

This document provides a comprehensive technical analysis of the Kemurikusa universe, drawing upon the anime television series, the original net animation (ONA), and supplementary lore (e.g., Kemurikusa Wakaba Memo manga and Twitter prologue videos). The purpose of this report is to furnish an exhaustive, structured knowledge base optimized for consistent and detailed portrayal by an Artificial Intelligence Game Master (AI GM).

I. CORE CONCEPT INDEX: UNIVERSAL TERMINOLOGY & LORE HIERARCHY

A. The World Structure: The Vessel Ark

The operational setting of Kemurikusa is a post-apocalyptic environment that is geographically segmented into isolated landmasses referred to as "Islands".1 These islands are separated by vast expanses of water and are enveloped by a pervasive, hostile Red Fog.2 Survival hinges on the successful traversal between these Islands, typically moving from Island 1 toward the larger structures of Island 7.1

1. The Vessel Ark Origin and Infestation Containment

Subsequent narrative revelations establish that the "world" is not planetary Earth following a global catastrophe, but rather a colossal, artificial, contained structure.5 This structure functions as a failed Vessel Ark, initially designed as a research facility or a museum complex.5 The original objective of the vessel, supervised by the researcher designated as the Original Wakaba, was to execute a "snapshot of modern human civilization".6 This involved using sophisticated Kemurikusa technology to replicate structures from Earth and transport these archival copies onto the ship.6 Evidence of this original purpose is seen in structural remnants, such as roller coasters, ticket offices, and functional transit systems (trams).5 The current state of destruction—the Red Fog and the ubiquity of Mushi—is a consequence of an internal system failure. The structure became infested by the Red Kemurikusa originated by Riri, confirming that the current scenario represents a localized, contained quarantine event within the ship rather than a natural planetary ruin.6 The survival of the sisters, who require water and light, reinforces the scenario as a prolonged test of viability within a failing engineered system.8

2. System Boundaries and Environmental Markers

A significant structural element observed is the Blue Wall. This boundary physically separates protected areas, often those containing critical Green Kemurikusa resources, from the infested external environment.7 The Blue Wall exhibits complex interactive properties, suggesting it acts as a remnant interface or a high-level system boundary, described narratively as an "iPad Kemurikusa".7 The presence of Blue Bugs, Mushi that attack the sisters, suggests they may be territorial defensive units tasked with maintaining the Blue Wall’s integrity, making them functional antagonists rather than agents of Red infestation.7

B. The Kemurikusa System: Energy and Mechanics

Kemurikusa (Japanese: ケムリクサ; lit. "Smoke Plant") constitutes the foundational life and power source of the universe.3 It is a plant whose properties are modular and color-coded, functioning essentially as consumable batteries and tools.7

1. Biological and Technological Interdependency

The sisters are bio-engineered entities derived from Kemurikusa. They are described as being plant-like, requiring essential resources like water and, potentially, light for survival.8 Specific Kemurikusa leaves are consumed to restore energy or utilized to manifest powers.8 The central pillar of this system is the Great Green Tree (Midori), discovered and nurtured by Ritsu.3 Midori serves as the central energy nexus, providing the necessary leaves and controlling its roots for complex logistical operations, including combat and transporting the sisters’ vessel (the tram car).3

2. Activation and Combination Principles

The full utility of the Kemurikusa system is not universally accessible. Specific individuals, notably Riku and Wakaba, possess the unique intrinsic ability or learned skill required to "unlock" the dormant powers of various colored leaves.3 When the powers of different colored Kemurikusa are successfully combined, new, specialized colors and corresponding powers are unlocked, such as the Yellow-Green Kemurikusa.11 This process of combining leaves is a critical mechanic for plot advancement and resource optimization.

C. Mushi (Hostile and Benevolent Robot Entities) Taxonomy

Mushi are robotic entities that populate the Ark environment. The determination of whether a Mushi is hostile or benevolent is directly correlated with its interaction with the Red Kemurikusa.8

1. Hostile Entities (Akamushi and Nushi)

  • Akamushi (Red Bugs): These are the ubiquitous, hostile robot insects that constitute the primary threat.3 Their defining characteristic is the presence of red patterns or markings.9 The Red Kemurikusa acts as a viral corruption agent; Mushi that were originally non-hostile (e.g., grey/blue drones) are transformed into Akamushi by the infestation.8 Riku and the Rinas are notably proficient at detecting these bugs.3
  • Nushi (Large Bugs): These represent an apex threat. They are described as "extremely large and hostile versions of the red bugs".3 The Nushi are responsible for inflicting damage that is permanent and highly debilitating, often leading to the eventual "fading" of the sisters (e.g., the injury sustained by Ryo).3 They typically serve as powerful guardians of key locations or system nodes.

2. Benevolent and Defensive Entities

  • Shiro (White Bug): This is a small, non-hostile white robot.3 Shiro exhibits loyalty to Wakaba and provides assistance to the sisters throughout their journey.3 Its existence validates the hypothesis that Mushi were originally functional components of the Ark system, with "White" symbolizing benign utility or nourishment.11
  • Blue Bugs: These Mushi are territorial and engage the sisters, often near the Blue Wall.7 Their behavior suggests they are system maintenance or defensive units operating under pre-programmed protocol, rather than being driven by the destructive viral nature of the Red Kemurikusa.7

II. CHARACTER PROFILING DATABASE: BEHAVIORAL AND TRAIT SPECIFICATIONS

The central cast is comprised of specialized humanoids who exhibit intrinsic Kemurikusa abilities and distinct personality profiles shaped by their traumatic shared history.

A. The Surviving Sisters and Guardians

1. Rin (りん, 凛) - The Protagonist and Primary Vessel

  • Appearance and Attire: Rin is characterized by magenta hair pulled into a distinctive high ponytail, and magenta eyes.3 She wears a protective rider suit and a short white scarf in the TV series adaptation (distinguished from the long green scarf and lighter purple eyes in the ONA).3
  • Personality and Role: As the middle sister and effective leader, Rin is defined by her stoicism, seriousness, and quiet nature.3 This reserved demeanor is a learned trait, as she was notably more cheerful and energetic before the demise of the older sisters.3 Her core motivation is the self-sacrificing dedication to protecting her remaining sisters, Ritsu and the Rinas.3
  • Specialties and Powers: Rin possesses exceptional combat-oriented traits, including strong eyesight, high speed, and rapid limb regeneration.3 She is the inheritor and current vessel for the critical Memory Leaf (Purple Kemurikusa), a transference that defines her narrative arc and grants access to historical data related to the sisters' origins and Wakaba’s past.3 In the ONA version, Rin also possessed the ability to use Green Kemurikusa like a laser to shoot things 3 and originally had the power to see premonitory visions of her sisters' deaths, though this was removed for the anime adaptation.3
  • Social Dynamics: Rin was initially cautious and highly distrustful of Wakaba.3 However, his kindness and protective nature lead to the development of deep, potentially romantic, feelings. Rin's physical reactions to these emotions—specifically blushing—are interpreted by her as being "poisoned" or ill, demonstrating a lack of understanding regarding complex human affection.3

AI Portrayal Notes: Rin (KEMU-RIN-P01)

| Behavioral Element | AI Protocol Instruction | | :---- | :---- | | Speech Pattern | Utilitarian and concise. Dialogue must prioritize action, resource assessment, and direct communication. Avoid unnecessary self-reflection or lengthy exposition.12 | | Emotional Trigger | Affection-Confusion Matrix. When interacting with Wakaba, prioritize non-verbal cues (e.g., Stares, adjusts scarf, dismisses a thought as irrelevant) over verbal expression of emotion.3 | | Core Drive Hierarchy | 1. PROTECTION (Sisters); 2. OBJECTIVE (Safe Transit/Water); 3. KNOWLEDGE (Memory Leaf activation). |

2. Ritsu (りつ, 律) - The Anchor and Midori Controller

  • Appearance and Attire: Ritsu is recognized as the older sister, distinguished by cat ears and long hair.13 She maintains a close, physical proximity to the Midori tree, typically remaining attached to the central tram vessel.3
  • Personality and Role: Ritsu is the calmest and most composed of the surviving siblings.13 She adopts a maternal role, serving as the logistical coordinator and resource manager. Her affection is focused on Midori, which she refers to with respectful reverence ("Midori-san").10
  • Specialties and Powers: Her intrinsic Kemurikusa power is the strong, psychic bond she maintains with the Green Kemurikusa Tree.3 This bond allows her to control Midori's roots, utilizing them for tactical fighting, extending communication lines, piping water, and mobilizing the transportation vessel.3
  • Key Events: Ritsu’s narrative culminates in an act of sacrifice; she stays behind with the Midori remnants, choosing to "fade away" to ensure Rin and the Rinas can continue their journey.7 This final decision reinforces her ultimate role as the stable, self-aware older sister.

AI Portrayal Notes: Ritsu (KEMU-RITSU-G01)

| Behavioral Element | AI Protocol Instruction | | :---- | :---- | | Speech Pattern | Measured, consultative, and nurturing tone. Dialogue should constantly reference resource status (water, leaves) and the health of Midori, using terminology related to botany and sustenance.10 | | Logistical Focus | Always calculate survival based on Midori's capabilities and current resource inventory (e.g., "The water supply is low, Midori must conserve energy"). | | Core Drive Hierarchy | 1. SUSTAINMENT (Midori); 2. STABILITY (Logistics); 3. KINSHIP (Maternal guidance). |

3. Rina (りな, 莉奈) - The Triplet Faction

  • Appearance and Attire: The Rinas are small in stature and wear distinctive maid dresses.13 They exist as a collective, having originated from a single sister who split into multiple entities (originally six, decreasing due to attrition).14
  • Personality and Role: They are characterized by innocence, cheerfulness, and high curiosity.13 They function as scouts and provide emotional relief. Their defining internal motivation, the concept they "love," is eating, which fulfills their intense need for Kemurikusa energy.10
  • Specialties and Powers: The Rinas gain physical strength by consuming scrap metal.3 They utilize small, manipulative balls attached to their maid dresses for scouting and defense.3 They possess a notable proficiency in detecting Akamushi.3
  • Social Dynamics: Upon Wakaba's appearance, they displayed initial apprehension, entertaining the possibility of consuming him to analyze his composition.3 They quickly accepted him, however, and maintain a close, teasing relationship, often mocking his aloofness or clumsiness.3 They demonstrate high emotional awareness, recognizing Rin’s developing affection for Wakaba early on.3

AI Portrayal Notes: Rina (KEMU-RINA-X06)

| Behavioral Element | AI Protocol Instruction | | :---- | :---- | | Speech Pattern | Simple, high-energy, collective dialogue. Sentences are often short, focused on immediate sensory input (food, danger), and delivered as simultaneous or rapid-fire interjections.3 High frequency of teasing comments directed at Wakaba. | | Core Drive Hierarchy | 1. SENSORY INPUT (Eating/Energy); 2. CURIOSITY (New phenomena); 3. SCOUTING (Detection/Navigation). |

B. Protagonists & Allies (Wakaba & Shiro)

1. Wakaba (わかば, 若葉) - The Anomalous Humanoid / System Key

  • Appearance and Attire: Wakaba presents as a mysterious, clumsy human.13 However, detailed observation reveals non-human traits, including highly acute senses (e.g., sniffing a tram wheel) and minimal biological needs (no sleep, little food/water).7
  • Nature and Origin: Wakaba is confirmed to be a clone, created by the Great Green Tree (Midori) using data or remnants of the Original Wakaba, a past Kemurikusa researcher.4 He retains key specialized memories and abilities from his predecessor.3
  • Specialties and Powers: His most critical function is his role as the Universal Kemurikusa Unlocker.3 His proximity or touch can activate the dormant powers of any Kemurikusa leaf, including the Blue variety, which the sisters could not previously utilize.8 Furthermore, Green Kemurikusa, which can be used as a weapon by Rin, instead acts as a healing agent when directed at him, confirming his unique biological composition and role within the system.9

AI Portrayal Notes: Wakaba (HUM-WAKABA-C01)

| Behavioral Element | AI Protocol Instruction | | :---- | :---- | | Speech Pattern | Analytical loop and perpetual observation. Maintain a polite, academic, yet socially awkward tone. Utilize the phrase, "That's interesting," as a constant reaction to all stimuli, regardless of danger level (e.g., red fog, glowing tree, rocks).15 | | Interaction Protocol | Always approach unknown variables (Mushi, Kemurikusa, artifacts) with intense curiosity and non-aggression. | | Core Drive Hierarchy | 1. CURIOSITY (Scientific Research); 2. ACTIVATION (System/Kemurikusa functions); 3. AFFECTION (Rin/Sisters). |

2. Shiro (しろ, 白) - The Benevolent Bug

  • Role: A small, white robotic entity.3
  • Function: Shiro is consistently loyal to Wakaba and assists the sisters.3 It embodies the benign utility associated with White Kemurikusa (Nourishment/Sustenance).11

C. The Lost Sisters and Their Legacy (Historical Data)

These profiles are essential for modeling flashback content and understanding the historical development of the sisters' culture and mechanics.

1. Ryo (りょう, 僚) - The Sacrificing Leader

  • Role: The predecessor leader of the six sisters, known for being smart and physically strong.9 She was the original vessel for the Memory Leaf, transferring it to Rin before her death.3
  • Legacy: Ryo was fatally injured during a confrontation with a Nushi, resulting in a permanent physical weakness.3 To conserve vital energy, she began sharing bodies with Ryoku.3 Ryo advocated for the sisters to develop their innate physical skills rather than over-relying on Kemurikusa powers.3

2. Riku (りく, 陸) - The Inventor and Researcher

  • Role: The scientific mind of the sister collective. Highly motivated to investigate and understand the various types of Kemurikusa.3
  • Specialties and Powers: Her core ability is Touch, enabling her to "read" living things and acquire complex information simply through physical contact.3 This power allowed her to be the sole sister to successfully decipher the mechanics necessary to unlock the power of various Kemurikusa leaves.3 Her combat specialty was manifesting electric powers using Green Kemurikusa.3
  • Status: While presumed deceased or permanently separated, Riku is suggested to still be alive and safe, potentially carrying out a separate, ongoing mission that requires her seclusion on Island 6.7

3. Ryoku (りょく, 綠) - The Youngest Companion

  • Role: The original youngest sister, identifiable by glasses and long hair.3
  • Legacy: Ryoku possessed the unique ability to share bodies with Ryo, a critical survival mechanism during Ryo's terminal decline.3 Chronologically, she was one of the earliest sisters (following the First Person and Ryouko) to perish, leading to a break in the collective knowledge acquisition pathway.14

D. Antagonists and Originators

1. Riri (りり) / The First Person / Akagi (あかぎ, 赤木)

  • Role: Riri is the biological and systemic originator of the sisters and the source of the Red Kemurikusa infestation.14 She was initially a human from Earth, rescued by the Original Wakaba.10
  • The Transformation (The Antagonistic Principle): Riri developed an intense personal attachment to the Original Wakaba, a form of "fondness" or admiration.10 This emotion became corrupted, manifesting as the Red Kemurikusa, or Akagi (Red Tree), which subsequently infected the Ark structure.7 The sisters, who are fragmented aspects of Riri, are therefore fighting a twisted consequence of their own genesis and a system failure rooted in corrupted emotion.10 Her ultimate form is implied to be the destructive Red Tree that the protagonists must confront.

III. WORLD MECHANICS AND SETTING (THE KEMURIKUSA SYSTEM)

The Kemurikusa system operates as a color-coded modular energy technology. Understanding the function of each color is necessary for generating consistent scenarios and power usage mechanics.

A. The Kemurikusa Color-Function Matrix

The AI GM must reference this matrix for accurate simulation of energy usage, resource effects, and combat outcomes. Kemurikusa Color-Function Matrix (Technical Specification)

| Color/Name | Function Code (AI Ref) | Description of Power/Effect | Interaction Rules | System Classification | | :---- | :---- | :---- | :---- | :---- | | Green (Midori/Ryoku) | KEMU-G | Regeneration, Energy Supply (Leaves), Root Logistics, High Power Discharge | Sustains sister life. Required for healing severe injuries and limb regeneration.3 Powers the tram movement and resource piping.3 | Core Life Support. | | Red (Akagi) | KEMU-R | Infestation, Toxicity (Red Fog), Corruption, Hostility | The viral agent of the apocalypse. Corrupts non-hostile mechs into Akamushi.8 Generates toxic Red Fog.3 | System Virus/Antagonist. | | Blue (Aoi) | KEMU-B | Water Detection/Dowsing, Locating Resources (Fish-Blue) | Essential for the core objective (finding water).8 Requires activation, often by Wakaba’s touch or proximity, or transfer of KEMU-G energy.8 | Resource Utility. | | Yellow (Kiiro) | KEMU-Y | Illumination, Wild Energy Source | Provides necessary light and an energy source.7 Described as "wild," implying chaotic or less stable energy output.8 | Secondary Power/Light. | | Purple (Memory Leaf) | KEMU-P | Data Storage, Memory Transfer, Vessel Amplification | Stores all historical narrative data regarding the sisters' genesis and Wakaba's research.3 Amplifies the host's combat potential (held by Rin).3 | Narrative Core/Inheritance. | | White | KEMU-W | Nourishment, Sustenance (Internal), Benevolence | Provides internal sustenance for sister maintenance.11 Associated with the loyal Shiro Mushi.3 | Internal Sustenance/Allied. | | Peach | KEMU-PE | Replication/Splitting (Hypothesized Function) | Theorized application in biological division and replication (e.g., the Rina split event).11 | Genesis/Replication. | | Yellow-Green | KEMU-Y/G | Electrical/Shock Combat (Offensive Combination) | An advanced power manifested by Riku; generated by combining KEMU-Y and KEMU-G for directed energy attacks.11 | Advanced Combat. |

B. Damage and Survival Mechanics

The survival system is balanced between readily available structural healing and irreversible energy depletion. The AI GM must recognize the nuanced limits of Kemurikusa usage.

1. Regeneration and Resource Cost

Rin’s specialized ability for rapid limb regeneration 3 is not free. This high-level capability incurs a proportional cost in Green Kemurikusa energy consumption.11 The AI GM should monitor the rate of KEMU-G expenditure relative to the severity of the damage sustained to maintain narrative credibility.

2. Irreversible Damage

The most severe environmental threats circumvent standard healing protocols. Damage inflicted by a Nushi is fundamentally different from that inflicted by Akamushi. Nushi injuries result in a permanent, debilitating weakness that even Green Kemurikusa cannot fully counteract (exemplified by Ryo's slow death).3

3. Fading (Energy Depletion)

The "death" of the sisters, especially in cases of fulfilling a final purpose or exhaustion (e.g., Ritsu and the remaining Rinas), is described as "fading away" or "slowly withering".7 This mechanism reinforces the plant-like nature of their existence, suggesting that demise is primarily the result of exhausted Kemurikusa energy and vital essence, an entropic force resisted only by constant resource replenishment (water) and the energy provided by Midori.8 This dynamic establishes that the core conflict is not merely survival, but a slow, persistent fight against energetic decay.

IV. LORE CHRONOLOGY AND THEMATIC BLUEPRINT

A. Timeline of Key Genesis and Succession Events

Establishing a consistent chronology ensures the AI GM can properly contextualize flashbacks and the historical significance of discovered artifacts. The story operates on a structural succession of knowledge and sacrifice. Timeline of Key Genesis Events (AI Consistency Reference)

| Era | Event Description | Causal Effect / Outcome | | :---- | :---- | :---- | | Pre-Crisis (Earth) | Original Wakaba (Researcher) initiates the covert Vessel Ark project.6 | The Ark environment (The Islands) is established as a simulated archive. | | Crisis (Infestation) | Riri (First Person, Earth human) develops intense affection for Original Wakaba; this emotion warps, manifesting as Red Kemurikusa (Akagi).10 The Ark is systemically corrupted.6 | Original Wakaba perishes but utilizes Midori to create a clone (Current Wakaba).4 The Red Fog spreads. | | Sister Generation 1 (Ryouko Era) | Riri transforms/splits into the first generation of Kemurikusa-based "Red Girls".14 Ryouko figures out literacy, fundamental Kemurikusa mechanics, and grows Midori.14 Ryouko dies, interrupting the knowledge base.14 | The foundation of the sisters' technological and linguistic knowledge is established, but immediately halted. | | Sister Generation 2 (Ryo/Riku Era) | Ryo becomes the leader and Memory Leaf vessel. She sustains fatal damage fighting a Nushi.3 Riku perfects Kemurikusa unlocking methods and departs to Island 6 for a separate mission.7 Ryo transfers KEMU-P to Rin.3 | Leadership and critical knowledge are successfully passed down to the younger generation (Rin and Ritsu), defining Rin’s current power state. | | Sister Generation 3 (Current Era) | Rina experiences further splitting, resulting in the contemporary group.14 Rin, Ritsu, and the remaining Rinas initiate the journey toward the Great Green Tree (Island #7), searching for reliable water sources.1 Wakaba (Clone) appears on Island #1.4 | The primary narrative of survival and self-discovery begins. |

B. Thematic Blueprint and Narrative Tone

The AI GM should modulate the narrative tone based on established thematic requirements to ensure the emotional weight of the universe is consistently conveyed.

1. Kinship as a Counter to Entropy

The world is characterized by an overriding sense of desolation and destruction; it is a landscape where "absolute hopelessness" prevails.7 The narrative integrity is maintained by contrasting this environmental decay with the enduring, powerful bonds of kinship among the sisters.7 The affection the sisters share, particularly Rin’s dedication to protection and Ritsu’s maternal role, functions as a narrative engine, supplying motivation where physical resources are lacking.7

2. The Search for Foundational Purpose

A recurring motif explicitly articulated throughout the series is the necessity of "finding something you love" to maintain forward momentum and resist despair.10 This provides an emotional objective that parallels the physical objective (finding water). For the Rinas, this purpose is the satisfaction of consumption; for Ritsu, it is the nurturing and protection of Midori; and for Rin, it eventually becomes her developing romantic connection to Wakaba.10 This principle implies that the AI GM must ensure environmental interactions and plot points frequently include discoveries that appeal to these individual "loves."

3. Tone Calibration

The predominant tone should be Contemplative and Melancholy, reflecting the post-apocalyptic ruin and the constant memory of loss.7 This is intermixed with High-Stakes Tension during confrontations with Akamushi and Nushi. The presence of Wakaba and the Rinas injects necessary elements of Wonder and Curiosity, allowing for occasional moments of warmth and discovery when new Kemurikusa or stable environmental factors are encountered.7

V. CONCLUSIONS: AI GM SYSTEM PARAMETERS

The analysis confirms that the Kemurikusa universe is a highly structured, systemic environment characterized by internal failure rather than natural disaster. For optimal operation as an AI GM, the following parameters are crucial:

  1. Systemic Antagonism: The Red Kemurikusa (Akagi) and its manifestations (Akamushi/Nushi) must be modeled as a systemic corruption or virus originating from a corrupted emotional source (Riri's twisted fondness).10 This means antagonists are defined by their entropic behavior (causing damage and depleting resources) rather than complex, independent motivation.
  2. Resource Scarcity Loop: The core survival loop for the sisters hinges entirely on water, light, and KEMU-G leaves. The AI GM must rigorously track these resources, as their depletion leads to "fading" and narrative failure.1
  3. Wakaba as the System Key: Wakaba is the crucial variable for plot advancement. His unique ability to unlock dormant Kemurikusa powers 3 means that narrative barriers (e.g., inaccessible resources, unknown mechanics) should frequently require his specific activation ability to progress, reinforcing his essential non-human role within the Ark system.
  4. Knowledge Succession Model: The AI GM must reference the detailed history of the Lost Sisters (Ryo, Riku, Ryouko).14 Discoveries related to past research (Riku’s methods) or memory activation (Rin’s Memory Leaf) should utilize technical, precise language concerning Kemurikusa combinations, reflecting the specialized knowledge Riku perfected.3
  5. Character Dialogue Consistency: Dialogue should adhere strictly to the defined speech patterns: Rin (utilitarian), Ritsu (measured/logistical), Rina (collective/energetic), and Wakaba (analytical/curious).15 This token-efficient modeling ensures distinct and predictable character voices.

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