V2 Gundam Complete Guide — Wings of Light and the Minovsky Drive Explained— Mobile Suit Victory Gundam

What Is the V2 Gundam — The Final Frontier of the Universal Century

The history of mobile suits has always been a race for "faster and stronger."

From the Zaku and Gundam of the One Year War, to the Zeta Gundam of the Gryps Conflict, to the Nu Gundam during Char's Counterattack — the technological lineage built over the Universal Century finally reaches an apex in UC 0153. That apex is the V2 Gundam (LM314V21).

What sets the V2 Gundam apart from every other mobile suit is a propulsion system on an entirely different level: the Minovsky Drive. Unlike conventional systems that rely on fusion reactors and thrusters, the Minovsky Drive uses the force field of Minovsky particles to generate thrust — a principle fundamentally different from jet or rocket propulsion — and is theoretically capable of accelerating to near-light speed. The excess energy this system cannot fully contain radiates outward as a massive pair of luminous wings behind the unit: these are the Wings of Light.

Wings of Light that serve both offense and defense, a Core Block System enabling separation and recombination, golden Assault Parts and heavily armed Buster Parts for equipment swaps — the V2 Gundam stands as the most recent generation of mobile suit depicted in any animated Universal Century work.

This article is a complete guide to the V2 Gundam: development background, armaments, pilot, battle history, variants, and Gunpla.

Basic Specs — LM314V21 Data Sheet

V2 Gundam Specifications

V2 Assault Buster Gundam Specifications

The V2 Gundam's dry weight of 11.5t is less than one-fifth that of the Zaku II from the One Year War (56.2t). Dramatic advances in armor materials and structural optimization made this extraordinary weight reduction possible. At the same time, its generator output of 7,510kW is more than 2.5 times that of the Nu Gundam (approximately 2,900kW), sufficient to power the Minovsky Drive.

Development History — The "Symbol of Freedom" Envisioned by the League Militaire

Evolution from the V Gundam

In UC 0153, Earth faced the threat of the Zanscare Empire, which was deploying new high-output beam weapon-equipped mobile suits in rapid succession. The V Gundam (LM312V04) operated by the civilian resistance organization the League Militaire was increasingly unable to counter them.

The V2 Gundam was a new mobile suit developed by the League Militaire as a "symbol of freedom." Designed as the successor to the V Gundam, the V2 was not simply an incremental upgrade — by incorporating the revolutionary Minovsky Drive propulsion system, it became something fundamentally different from any mobile suit that came before.

Silent Support from AE and Anaheim Electronics

The League Militaire is a civilian organization, and it should not realistically have had the capability to develop technology as advanced as the V2 Gundam on its own. Behind the scenes, technical support from Anaheim Electronics (AE) and Anaheim Electronics is said to have played a role.

As these organizations saw the tide of battle beginning to shift in the League Militaire's favor, they provided more active technological cooperation, helping push the V2 Gundam's development forward.

In-universe lore identifies the V2 Gundam's lead developer as Myra Miquell — Uso's own mother. The irony that Uso's mother built the very machine her son would pilot casts a deep shadow over the entire narrative.

Technical History of the Minovsky Drive

The Minovsky Drive was originally researched as a propulsion system for interplanetary travel and deep-space exploration. Its operating principle — applying the force field (I-field) of Minovsky particles and directing their repulsion in a chosen direction to generate thrust — is fundamentally different from jet or rocket propulsion.

Miniaturizing this technology to MS scale and repurposing it as a weapon is what the V2's Minovsky Drive represents. However, at the technology level of UC 0153, this system could not be fully controlled; excess energy that could not be fully contained leaked out into the external environment — and that leaked energy is the Wings of Light.

Inheritance of the Core Block System

The V2 Gundam inherits the Core Block System from its predecessor, the V Gundam. The unit can separate and recombine across three blocks:

• Core Fighter: The central unit carrying the pilot. Capable of independent flight both inside and outside the atmosphere.
• V2 Top Limb (upper body): Combines with the Core Fighter to form the "V2 Top Fighter."
• V2 Bottom Limb (lower body): Combines with the Core Fighter to form the "V2 Bottom Fighter."

This system allows damaged parts to be swapped out rapidly in the field, significantly improving frontline maintainability.

Armaments — Full Weapon Loadout from Wings of Light to Land Mines

Wings of Light — V2's Defining Feature

The most visually iconic and functionally defining armament of the V2 Gundam is the Wings of Light.

Generation Mechanism: Generated by Minovsky particles that cannot be fully contained within the Minovsky Drive Unit, venting rearward. They can extend into a beam band reportedly reaching a maximum length of 1km.

Offensive Use: By spreading the Wings of Light and charging into an enemy unit, they function as a massive beam blade. Combined with the V2's high-speed assault capability in space, this creates an attack that no ordinary mobile suit can defend against.

Defensive Use: By linking with the beam shield generators on both arms, the Wings of Light can be drawn around the entire unit as a full-perimeter barrier. In the series, Uso used this technique to deflect the Gotratten's Mega Beam Cannon fired by Katejina Loos during the Angel Halo battle.

Reentry Function: During atmospheric reentry, the Wings of Light can be spread to disperse and reduce frictional heat.

Beam Rifle (Multi-Launcher Equipped)

The V2 Gundam's beam rifle is a composite armament built around a Beam Pistol that also serves as the grip, combined with an acceleration-amplification barrel and targeting system.

Notably, the Multi-Launcher mounted below the barrel can fire the following live rounds:

• Anti-MS grenade rounds
• Explosive rounds
• Armor-piercing rounds
• Flare rounds

The versatility to handle both beam fire and physical projectiles reflects a design philosophy built for a wide variety of combat scenarios.

Beam Sabers x4

Four beam sabers stored inside the beam shield generators serve as the primary close-combat armament. They can alter the shape of their beam blade from a standard narrow edge to a fan-shaped broad-sweep mode depending on the situation.

Having four sabers simultaneously equipped is also notable. Two are stored in each arm's shield generator, enabling rapid combination attacks and dual-wielding.

Beam Shields x2

The beam shield generators mounted on both arms also function as pure defensive equipment. They double as storage for the beam sabers, combining offense and defense in a single component. Defensive performance is further enhanced when linked with the Wings of Light.

Head Vulcan Cannons x2

Fixed armament for close-range suppression. Used for rapid fire against missiles and lightly armored targets. A staple carried by Gundam-type units throughout the Universal Century.

Waist Front Armor Land Mines

A distinctive hidden weapon of the V2 Gundam. Numerous small land mines are stored inside the front waist armor; when deployed, the armor opens like crab claws to expose the launch ports, scattering mines into space. Used against pursuing enemies and for area denial.

Hardpoints x10

Ten hardpoints distributed across the unit serve as the interface for optional equipment such as the V2 Assault and V2 Buster parts.

Pilot — Uso Ewin

Basic Profile

Among the Youngest Universal Century Gundam Protagonists

Uso Ewin is a mere 13 years old when he pilots one of the most powerful mobile suits ever built. He is exceptionally young even among Universal Century Gundam protagonists, and the struggle, growth, and loss that come with that youth are deeply intertwined with the story's central themes.

Considering that Amuro Ray was 15 when he first piloted the Gundam, and Kamille Bidan was 16 when he began piloting the Zeta Gundam, Uso's age of 13 is a deliberate symbol of the brutality of war that Victory Gundam seeks to portray.

Encounter with the League Militaire

On the evening of April 5, UC 0153, Uso is flying by paraglider when he is drawn into a battle between a Zanscare Empire mobile suit and a League Militaire small fighter (the V Gundam's Core Fighter).

In the chaos, Uso seizes the Shokew piloted by Zanscare officer Cronicle Asher. The League Militaire notices this, and his instinctive piloting talent and latent ability are recognized. Thus, a 13-year-old boy is pulled against his will into a war that will determine the fate of Earth and its colonies.

Piloting Ability

Uso's skill goes beyond what the word "genius" can describe. With no formal training, he could control any mobile suit he first encountered as if he had always flown it, more than holding his own against Zanscare's ace pilots.

This ability is attributed to informal piloting training he received through his father from a young age, combined with an intuitive sensing capability close to that of a Newtype. Even after transitioning to the V2 Gundam, he quickly mastered a unit with the entirely new Minovsky Drive technology and developed the tactical instinct to exploit the Wings of Light in combat.

Growth and Loss Through Battle

Victory Gundam is a story that depicts Uso's growth while simultaneously stripping away the people around him one by one. His comrades in the Shrike Team fall in battle one after another, and the story goes so far as to portray his mother's severed head displayed on an enemy mobile suit (Episode 43).

Uso, who continues to pilot the V2 Gundam through these ordeals, is remembered as one of the most tragic protagonists in the entire Gundam franchise.

Mobile Suit History

1. Shokew (captured): The first mobile suit he ever piloted (enemy unit)
2. V Gundam (LM312V04): Primary unit in the first half of the story
3. V2 Gundam (LM314V21): Primary unit from the second half through the final battle
4. V2 Assault Gundam: Angel Halo offensive
5. V2 Buster Gundam: Heavy bombardment engagements
6. V2 Assault Buster Gundam: Final battle

Battle History — Carrying the Weight of the Second Half

Transitioning to the V2 Gundam

In the middle of the story, as the V Gundam reaches its limits and new threats demand a response, Uso transitions to the V2 Gundam. On first boarding, Uso senses the feeling of the Minovsky Drive as "something in a completely different dimension from anything before," grasping the unit's potential instantly.

The transition to the V2 is not merely a unit swap — it is a turning point in the narrative. By acquiring the V2 Gundam, Uso transforms from just another pilot in the League Militaire into a decisive factor capable of changing the course of the war.

Defeating the Zanneck — Wings of Light in Defense

The ZMT-S29S Zanneck, a super-long-range sniper mobile armor deployed by the Zanscare Empire, was a terrifying weapon equipped with an enormous beam cannon capable of targeting ground-based objectives from beyond the atmosphere.

The V2 Gundam intercepts this cannon using the Wings of Light linked with its beam shields, then turns to counterattack. This scene — blocking a cannon aimed from outside the atmosphere at a ground target — is one of the most striking demonstrations of the Wings of Light's defensive power in the entire series.

Fighting Alongside the Shrike Team — Loss After Loss

In the second half of the story, Uso fights alongside the female pilots of the Shrike Team. But the team's members fall in battle one after another, and Uso witnesses every loss firsthand.

Even with the overwhelming performance of the V2 Gundam, he cannot save his comrades — and it is not a "limit of the machine's performance" but the senselessness of war itself that is the message Victory Gundam strives to convey.

The Angel Halo Battle — Deployment of the V2 Assault Buster

At the story's climactic Angel Halo battle, Uso finally deploys the V2 Assault Buster Gundam — the ultimate form simultaneously equipped with both Assault and Buster parts.

Angel Halo was a massive psychommu weapon constructed by the Zanscare Empire: hundreds of thousands of "psychickers" slept inside it, their mental waves intended to control all of humanity's consciousness — a weapon of despair.

In this battle, Uso unleashed the V2 Assault Buster's full firepower against Angel Halo, defending against the Gotratten's Mega Beam Cannon — piloted by Katejina Loos — with the protective barrier of the Wings of Light, while fighting the final battle to reclaim humanity's freedom.

Final Showdown with Cronicle Asher

The greatest personal rivalry of the story: a one-on-one confrontation with Cronicle Asher — the same officer whose Shokew Uso hijacked at the very beginning of the series, and an opponent he has fought many times since.

The battle between the V2 Gundam and Cronicle's unit serves as the closing chapter of the war against the Zanscare Empire. Uso emerges victorious, but the scene that follows is far removed from any joy of triumph.

Victory Gundam's Final Scene — A Question About Peace

In the final episode, Uso ends the fighting without harming Katejina. Even after all the battles are over and peace returns to Earth and its colonies, the wounds carried by a 13-year-old boy do not disappear. This ending — posing the question of "the true cost of war" — is remembered as one of the most challenging and provocative conclusions in the Gundam franchise.

Variants — All Three V2 Forms Fully Explained

The V2 Gundam can be equipped with various optional parts to take on multiple forms. Each form carries its own dedicated model number.

LM314V23 V2 Buster Gundam

Primary Additional Armaments:

• Mega Beam Cannon: A massive beam cannon mounted on the back. Used in the Angel Halo battle.
• Spray Beam Pod: An area-suppression weapon firing multiple beam bursts across a wide zone. Effective against multiple simultaneous enemy units.
• Mega Beam Rifle: A heavy-caliber enhancement of the standard beam rifle.

The Buster configuration is entirely oriented toward firepower, excelling in fleet battles and fortress assaults — large-scale engagements where raw destructive force is paramount. However, increased weight does reduce mobility somewhat.

LM314V24 V2 Assault Gundam

Primary Additional Equipment:

• I-Field Generator: Projects an I-field that nullifies beam weaponry. Dramatically improves beam defense in close-range combat.
• Reactive Armor (Gold): Anti-beam coated additional armor. The visual impact of gold over the V2's white body is enormous.
• VSBR (Variable Speed Beam Rifle): Complements offensive power at close to medium range.
• Beam Shield (Enhanced Type): Shield-type equipment from the Assault Parts.

The Assault configuration specializes in "defend while charging" close-range combat. It pairs perfectly with the tactic of deflecting enemy beams with the I-field, closing distance instantly, and engaging in melee with beam sabers or the Wings of Light.

LM314V23/24 V2 Assault Buster Gundam

The V2 Assault Buster Gundam is the V2's final form — every weapon deployed at once, the "full loadout" configuration.

Signature Capabilities:

• I-field anti-beam defense
• Mega Beam Cannon ultra-long-range bombardment
• Spray Beam Pod area suppression
• VSBR medium-range engagement
• Beam saber + Wings of Light maximum melee firepower
• Full-perimeter defense barrier (Wings of Light fully expanded)

First deployed in actual combat at the Angel Halo battle, it serves as the ultimate form of the V2 Gundam line and the visual climax of the story. Its presence is overwhelming: golden and white armor, a massive cannon, the Wings of Light — a form that truly deserves to be called "a warrior's final evolution."

Design Story — Katoki Hajime's "End Point of Evolution"

Katoki Hajime and the Victory Gundam Series

The mechanical design of the V2 Gundam was handled by Katoki Hajime.

Born in 1965, Katoki rose to prominence with the Gundam NT-1 in Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket (1989). On Mobile Suit Victory Gundam (1993), he was responsible for all protagonist mobile suits from the V Gundam to the V2 Gundam, as well as numerous vessels.

Katoki's design hallmark is a slim, precise, clearly defined surface composition. He distinguished himself from the "massive and heavy" design trend dominant in Gundam of that era, pursuing a more refined and slender proportion. The V2 Gundam's lean silhouette is the crystallization of that aesthetic.

Design Intent of the V-Shaped Silhouette

The V2 Gundam's most defining design feature is the V-shape formed by the rear-mounted Minovsky Drive Unit.

This unit makes the V2 instantly identifiable by silhouette alone, and it is a deliberate design choice to maximize the visual impact when the Wings of Light deploy. The shape — visually embodying the "V" of "Victory" — also ties directly into the unit's name.

Design Challenge of the Core Block System

Like the V Gundam, the V2 has a separation-and-combination mechanism. Designing a "mobile suit that splits apart" carries the difficult challenge of resolving proportional awkwardness between the separated and combined states.

Katoki tackled this thoroughly, including during the design phase of the MG Ver.Ka model kit. The MG V2 Gundam Ver.Ka fully reproduces all the separation and transformation gimmicks left unshown in the anime, while simultaneously achieving beautiful proportions in the combined state — a design that answers a "dual requirement."

The Significance of Katoki's Ver.Ka Refinement

Bandai's Master Grade (MG) Gunpla line includes a sub-line called Ver.Ka (Version Katoki), in which Katoki Hajime personally supervises and refines the design.

The V2 Gundam Ver.Ka was released in 2015, responding to the unit having topped the MG most-wanted rankings. Released more than 20 years after the anime aired, the Ver.Ka is Katoki's complete expression of his design philosophy as a modern industrial product.

The full separation-transformation-recombination sequence for the V-unit, clear parts for the Wings of Light, and a precision-aiming head variant with visor down — all packed in as "play value." This MG Ver.Ka, a "final answer" from the designer himself, achieves a level of completion unlike any other.

Cultural Impact — As the Universal Century's "Last Gundam"

The Position of Final UC Mobile Suit

The Universal Century Gundam series begins in UC 0079 with the One Year War (First Gundam) and closes in UC 0153 with the Zanscare War (Victory Gundam). Victory Gundam represents the most recent era depicted in any animated Universal Century work, and the V2 Gundam is the protagonist unit of that final entry.

This makes the V2 Gundam the most future-set Gundam in the canonical timeline of the Universal Century — a setting spanning more than 70 years of fictional history. The Minovsky Drive marks the highest point of Universal Century technology, and its specification of "a propulsion system theoretically capable of near-light speed movement" is a frontier no previous mobile suit had reached.

The "Question About War" Posed by a 13-Year-Old Protagonist

From the time of its 1993 broadcast, Victory Gundam left a powerful impression on viewers through its unsparing content. A story in which a 13-year-old boy is thrust onto the front lines of war and loses companions, family, and those he loves one after another — it completely transcended the framework of "children's robot anime."

Director Yoshiyuki Tomino has been quoted as saying "Victory Gundam should not have been made," suggesting this series was a painful undertaking even for its creators. Yet that very "painfulness" is what makes Victory Gundam a singular work within the franchise, and the V2 Gundam is remembered as a unit that carries that pain as it flies through space.

The Visual Impact of the Wings of Light and Its Lasting Influence

The Wings of Light of the V2 Gundam are regarded as a precursor to the "beam wing" visual language of the Gundam franchise.

Later Gundam series — particularly the expanding energy wings of Freedom Gundam and Justice Gundam in Mobile Suit Gundam SEED — and the broader theatrical convention of "visually expressing strength through wings," trace a lineage back to the visual grammar opened up by the V2 Gundam's Wings of Light.

The expression of "energy radiating from a mobile suit in the shape of wings" has spread widely through robot anime and games since the V2 Gundam, and the Wings of Light's influence as its visual origin continues to this day.

Popularity in Gunpla

In the world of Gunpla, the V2 Gundam consistently ranked at the top of "most wanted MG releases" polls for many years. As mentioned above, when it was finally released as the MG Ver.Ka in 2015 as the No. 1 most-requested MG unit, it generated enormous buzz upon launch.

In the Super Robot Wars (SRW) franchise, the V2 Assault Buster Gundam frequently appears as one of the most powerful units in the game — and it is not uncommon for players to name it their "favorite Gundam in SRW."

V2 Gundam FAQ

Q. What is the difference between the Minovsky Drive and the Minovsky Craft?

A. Both are technologies that utilize Minovsky particles, but their purposes and operating principles differ.

The Minovsky Craft (used in the Xi Gundam from Hathaway's Flash, for example) uses the force field of Minovsky particles to levitate and fly within the atmosphere. Its primary function is countering gravity to float; its effect in space is limited.

The Minovsky Drive (V2 Gundam) releases the repulsive force of Minovsky particles as thrust in any desired direction. It functions both inside and outside the atmosphere, and is theoretically capable of accelerating to near-light speed. It represents a generation of technology beyond the Minovsky Craft.

Q. How powerful is the Wings of Light as a weapon?

A. Based on in-series depictions, the Wings of Light are comparable to the most powerful beam armaments in the Universal Century. As demonstrated when they deflected the barrage of the ZMT-S29S Zanneck — a super-massive beam cannon capable of targeting ground objectives from outside the atmosphere — their defensive performance is in a class of its own. Offensively, they can reportedly extend a beam band of up to 1km, capable of engulfing multiple units in a single attack.

Q. What does "V2" in V2 Gundam mean?

A. It stands for "Victory 2," indicating that this is the successor to the original V Gundam (Victory Gundam). In the model number "LM314V21," "LM" stands for League Militaire, "314" is the series number, and "V21" identifies it as Unit 1 of the V2 line. The V2 Buster is "V23" and the V2 Assault is "V24."

Q. What should I watch before starting Victory Gundam?

A. Victory Gundam (1993) is set in UC 0153, placing it quite far in the future compared to the One Year War (UC 0079) or Char's Counterattack (UC 0093). It can generally be watched as a standalone series, but the following background knowledge will deepen your enjoyment of the story:

1. Overview of the One Year War (First Gundam): The background of why the League Militaire carries a "nostalgia for the old Federation."
2. Colony-Earth Political Relations: The "Earth vs. Colonies" opposition structure underlying the Zanscare Empire's origins.
3. Basics of Minovsky Particles: How beam weapons work, and the concept of I-fields.

Having these foundations will make the political backdrop and the technological breakthrough represented by the V2 Gundam much clearer.

Q. Is the V2 Gundam strong in Super Robot Wars?

A. In the Super Robot Wars (SRW) series, the V2 Assault Buster Gundam frequently appears as one of the most powerful units available. Its full-perimeter defense via the Wings of Light, the ultra-long range of the Mega Beam Cannon, and the all-around versatility of the VSBR are all reflected in game stats — and many players assign the V2 Assault Buster the role of "final boss killer" in the endgame.

Gunpla Guide — How to Choose Your V2 Gundam Kit

HGUC 1/144 V2 Gundam

The HGUC V2 Gundam faithfully reproduces the distinctive V-shaped Minovsky Drive Unit. The Core Fighter is included as a separate component, and the Wings of Light are represented with clear molded parts. Despite its accessible price of 1,430 yen, the kit captures the V2's defining features and is easy to handle even for beginners.

Articulation is standard for a modern HG, and the Core Block separation gimmick is reproduced (full transformation not supported). It is the ideal first V2 Gundam Gunpla.

HGUC 1/144 V2 Assault Buster Gundam

Based on the 2014 HGUC V2 Gundam, this kit adds both Assault and Buster Parts as newly tooled components. The gold reactive armor is reproduced in dedicated molded color, and combining the parts allows you to build all three configurations:

• V2 Assault Gundam (Assault Parts only)
• V2 Buster Gundam (Buster Parts only)
• V2 Assault Buster Gundam (both simultaneously)

If you want to enjoy all forms of the V2 Gundam in a single box, this is the definitive recommendation. The sheer size of the Mega Beam Cannon makes for a commanding display piece.

MG 1/100 V2 Gundam Ver.Ka

When it comes to the MG V2 Gundam, this Ver.Ka is the definitive edition. Released as the long-awaited answer to topping the MG most-wanted rankings, this kit applies the "expanding/separating armor" engineering developed for the MG Nu Gundam Ver.Ka to fully reproduce every step of the Core Block System's transformation, separation, and recombination.

Notable Features:

• Two Core Fighters included (one for each body half)
• Two head options: standard and precision-aiming (visor down)
• Beam Rifle converts between handgun and long rifle by removing the grip
• Barrel tip swap reproduces the Grenade Launcher
• Wings of Light reproduced with large clear parts for dramatic effect

One caveat: due to the Core Block System's mechanics, the hip joint's outward spread is somewhat restricted (approximately 80 degrees). It is not suited to dynamic wide-legged poses, but in standing or flight poses, the proportions are beautiful.

MG 1/100 V2 Assault Buster Gundam Ver.Ka

The MG V2 Assault Buster was released as an add-on option kit for the MG V2 Ver.Ka. Available only through Premium Bandai (Bandai's limited-item online store), acquisition opportunities are limited — but the meticulously reproduced gold reactive armor and heavy armament set at 1/100 scale receives high praise for its level of satisfaction.

A Titanium Finish version (factory-applied metallic coating) is also available as a Gundam Base exclusive, letting you enjoy the golden radiance of the V2 Assault Buster to the fullest.

ROBOT Spirits V2 Assault Buster Gundam

If finished action figures are more your style than Gunpla, Bandai's completed figure line "ROBOT Spirits" offers the V2 Assault Buster Gundam. No assembly required, and dynamic poses are immediately available — a valid option for anyone who finds model kits daunting.

How to Choose

Related Articles

• V Gundam LM312V04 — Complete Mobile Suit Guide: The predecessor to the V2. Where the Core Block System begins.
• Gotratten — Complete Guide: The V2's greatest rival. Piloted by Katejina Loos.
• Gyan — Complete Guide: An iconic early Universal Century unit. Useful for tracing the technological lineage.
• Psyco Gundam — Complete Guide: The lineage of psychommu-equipped large-scale units.
• Mobile Suit Victory Gundam — Series Complete Guide: A full breakdown of the series in which the V2 stars.
• MG Gunpla Complete Guide: How to choose from all Master Grade kits.

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• Mobile Suit Victory Gundam, TV series, Sunrise, 1993–1994
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• HGUC 1/144 V2 Assault Buster Gundam | Bandai Hobby Site
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