Planetary engine - Revision history

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	====Marvel Comics continuity====		====Marvel Comics continuity====
	=====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics=====		=====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics=====
	[[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Megatron]]'s plans to create the planetary engines, {{storylink\|The Transformers (issue)\|The Transformers}} were seen as so radical and extreme that most of Cybertronian intellectual society dismissed him as a meaningless kook. One who did not do so was the egotistical Autobot scientist [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]], who liked the idea so much he chose to appropriate it for himself. Acting covertly, Flame discovered the immense fusion engines Megatron had tried to use, and endeavored to reactivate them himself—disregarding all warnings from [[Xaaron]] that engaging the reactors would destroy the planet. Flame would be undone by his own ambition, destroyed in the reactor explosion. {{storylink\|Meltdown!}}		[[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Megatron]]'s plans to create the planetary engines, {{storylink\|The Transformers (issue)\|The Transformers}} were seen as so radical and extreme that most of Cybertronian intellectual society dismissed him as a meaningless kook. One who did not do so was the egotistical Autobot scientist [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]], who liked the idea so much he chose to appropriate it for himself. Acting covertly, Flame discovered the immense fusion engines Megatron had tried to use, and endeavored to reactivate them himself—disregarding all warnings from [[Xaaron (G1)\|Xaaron]] that engaging the reactors would destroy the planet. Flame would be undone by his own ambition, destroyed in the reactor explosion. {{storylink\|Meltdown!}}

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	The Decepticons' plan to attach '''planetary turbines''' to Cybertron was officially known as [[Project Dreadnought]], through which Cybertron would become a galaxy conquering warship. Megatron's increasing obsession with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] however delayed these plans, even as his science division sought to use the turbines to guide Cybertron, since shaken from its orbit, to other worlds for resources. To try and get Megatron to refocus on galactic conquest, [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] test-fired one of the partly completed turbines, diverting Cybertron towards the [[Stellae Cimeterium]]. While this failed to deter Megatron's vendetta, the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dynobots]] were sent to the remains of the turbine, Shockwave and [[Jetfire (G1)\|Skyfire]] managing to heavily wound them, though the battle had all but killed the former. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 1\|Secrets & Lies #1}}		The Decepticons' plan to attach '''planetary turbines''' to Cybertron was officially known as [[Project Dreadnought]], through which Cybertron would become a galaxy conquering warship. Megatron's increasing obsession with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] however delayed these plans, even as his science division sought to use the turbines to guide Cybertron, since shaken from its orbit, to other worlds for resources. To try and get Megatron to refocus on galactic conquest, [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] test-fired one of the partly completed turbines, diverting Cybertron towards the [[Stellae Cimeterium]]. While this failed to deter Megatron's vendetta, the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dynobots]] were sent to the remains of the turbine, Shockwave and [[Jetfire (G1)\|Skyfire]] managing to heavily wound them, though the battle had all but killed the former. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 1\|Secrets & Lies #1}}

	After a series of events had resulted in [[Straxus (G1)\|Straxus]] becoming [[Decepticon leader]], he gave [[Punch (G1)\|Counterpunch]] the authorization to restart Project Dreadnought. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 3\|Secrets & Lies #3}} With [[Abominus (G1)\|Abominus]] as a guard, the Decepticon scientific division resumed work on the project in [[Stanix]] where they were attacked by the newly-minted [[~~Wrecker~~]]s. The Autobot commandos were ultimately successful, managing to plant explosive charges that ripped the main planetary turbine apart, ending Project Dreadnought. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 4\|Secrets & Lies #4}}		After a series of events had resulted in [[Straxus (G1)\|Straxus]] becoming [[Decepticon leader]], he gave [[Punch (G1)\|Counterpunch]] the authorization to restart Project Dreadnought. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 3\|Secrets & Lies #3}} With [[Abominus (G1)\|Abominus]] as a guard, the Decepticon scientific division resumed work on the project in [[Stanix]] where they were attacked by the newly minted [[Wreckers]]. The Autobot commandos were ultimately successful, managing to plant explosive charges that ripped the main planetary turbine apart, ending Project Dreadnought. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 4\|Secrets & Lies #4}}

	====''The Transformers'' cartoon====		====''The Transformers'' cartoon====

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The Marvel and Dreamwave comic treatments of Cybertron's planetary engines are vaguely similar, which makes sense since they were both written by [[Simon Furman]] and there are some themes he is fond of [[Furmanism\|revisiting]]. Though the cartoon's portrayal lacks the ancient historic tie-ins, it is notable (albeit almost certainly coincidental) that once again the idea for the giant engines comes from Megatron—or at least, the guy who was built from him.		*The Marvel and Dreamwave comic treatments of Cybertron's planetary engines are vaguely similar, which makes sense since they were both written by [[Simon Furman]] and there are some themes he is fond of [[Furmanism\|revisiting]]. Though the cartoon's portrayal lacks the ancient historic tie-ins, it is notable (albeit almost certainly coincidental) that once again the idea for the giant engines comes from Megatron—or at least, the guy who was built from him.
	* Galvatron was really into planetary engines in the Generation 1 cartoon—in addition to their appearances in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]" and "[[The Rebirth]]", an aborted plotline from "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]" involved planetary engines being built on [[Paradron]] in order to turn the planet into a mobile fortress.		* Galvatron was really into planetary engines in the Generation 1 cartoon—in addition to their appearances in "[[Carnage in C-Minor]]" and "[[The Rebirth]]", an aborted plotline from "[[Fight or Flee (episode)\|Fight or Flee]]" involved planetary engines being built on [[Paradron]] in order to turn the planet into a mobile fortress. The Japanese sequel series ''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)\|The Headmasters]]'' would arguably take this trend to its logical conclusion with the [[Grand Galvatron]] plan.
	* An idea for [[Junkion (planet)\|Junkion]] in the earlier script draft for ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' had the planet being mobile. Some vestiges of this concept remain in the final product, such as Wreck-Gar's line that the "new, improved Junkion planet is sleek, sexy import with turbo handling."		* An idea for [[Junkion (planet)\|Junkion]] in the earlier script draft for ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' had the planet being mobile. Some vestiges of this concept remain in the final product, such as Wreck-Gar's line that the "new, improved Junkion planet is sleek, sexy import with turbo handling."

	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Unicron]], the evil ~~Dark God~~ who usually transforms into a planet with interstellar propulsion capabilities.		* [[Unicron]], the evil god who usually transforms into a planet with interstellar propulsion capabilities.

	[[Category:Cybertron]]		[[Category:Cybertron]]

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	====''Transformers vs. G.I. Joe''====		====''Transformers vs. G.I. Joe''====
	After Megatron perverted [[Vector Sigma]], the supercomputer began reshaping Cybertron into a massive starship that would [[~~Eco-structuring~~\|cyberform]] the galaxy. {{storylink\|Expelled from the Garden}} As part of the process, Cybertron's north pole sprouted a continent's worth of planetary engines that guided the planet through space. When [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] invaded Cybertron, they marked the site for a bombardment of [[G.I.Rocket\|green bombs]]. Though the artillery struck, {{storylink\|Form Follows Function}} Cybertron's movement through space was unhindered. {{storylink\|Everybody Hates Metroplex}} Once Megatron had been defeated, Primus sailed out of the solar system and back to his original orbit. {{storylink\|The War Never Ends}}		After Megatron perverted [[Vector Sigma]], the supercomputer began reshaping Cybertron into a massive starship that would [[cyberforming\|cyberform]] the galaxy. {{storylink\|Expelled from the Garden}} As part of the process, Cybertron's north pole sprouted a continent's worth of planetary engines that guided the planet through space. When [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] invaded Cybertron, they marked the site for a bombardment of [[G.I.Rocket\|green bombs]]. Though the artillery struck, {{storylink\|Form Follows Function}} Cybertron's movement through space was unhindered. {{storylink\|Everybody Hates Metroplex}} Once Megatron had been defeated, Primus sailed out of the solar system and back to his original orbit. {{storylink\|The War Never Ends}}

	===''Cybertron'' cartoon===		===''Cybertron'' cartoon===

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	===''Cybertron'' cartoon===		===''Cybertron'' cartoon===
	Once the [[Unicron Singularity]] had been dealt with, the [[~~Animatron~~\|Jungle Planet]] was left far from its normal space. To fix this problem, the Autobots disassembled the [[Ark (Cybertron)\|Ark]]<nowiki>'</nowiki>s engines and rebuilt them on the planet's surface to propel it through a [[space bridge]] and back to its solar system. [[Megatron (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] however crashed into one of the engines, sending the Jungle Planet on a collision course with Cybertron. The danger was negated on account of literally every Cybertronian in the galaxy physically pushing the damaged engine back into place, allowing the Jungle Planet to safely sail through the space bridge. {{storylink\|Unfinished}}		Once the [[Unicron Singularity]] had been dealt with, the [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Jungle Planet]] was left far from its normal space. To fix this problem, the Autobots disassembled the [[Ark (Cybertron)\|Ark]]<nowiki>'</nowiki>s engines and rebuilt them on the planet's surface to propel it through a [[space bridge]] and back to its solar system. [[Megatron (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] however crashed into one of the engines, sending the Jungle Planet on a collision course with Cybertron. The danger was negated on account of literally every Cybertronian in the galaxy physically pushing the damaged engine back into place, allowing the Jungle Planet to safely sail through the space bridge. {{storylink\|Unfinished}}

	===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===		===''Cyberverse'' cartoon===

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	=====''Transformers '84''=====		=====''Transformers '84''=====
	The Decepticons' plan to attach '''planetary turbines''' to Cybertron was officially known as [[Project Dreadnought]], through which Cybertron would become a galaxy conquering warship. Megatron's increasing obsession with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] however delayed these plans, even as his science division sought to use the turbines to guide Cybertron, since shaken from its orbit, to other worlds for resources. To try and get Megatron to refocus on galactic conquest, [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] test-fired one of the partly completed turbines, diverting Cybertron towards the [[Stellae Cimeterium]]. While this failed to deter Megatron's vendetta, the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dynobots]] were sent to the remains of the turbine, Shockwave and [[Jetfire (G1)\|Skyfire]] managing to heavily wound them, though the battle had all but killed the former. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 1\|Secrets & Lies #1}}		The Decepticons' plan to attach '''planetary turbines''' to Cybertron was officially known as [[Project Dreadnought]], through which Cybertron would become a galaxy conquering warship. Megatron's increasing obsession with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] however delayed these plans, even as his science division sought to use the turbines to guide Cybertron, since shaken from its orbit, to other worlds for resources. To try and get Megatron to refocus on galactic conquest, [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] test-fired one of the partly completed turbines, diverting Cybertron towards the [[Stellae Cimeterium]]. While this failed to deter Megatron's vendetta, the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dynobots]] were sent to the remains of the turbine, Shockwave and [[Jetfire (G1)\|Skyfire]] managing to heavily wound them, though the battle had all but killed the former. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 1\|Secrets & Lies #1}}

			After a series of events had resulted in [[Straxus (G1)\|Straxus]] becoming [[Decepticon leader]], he gave [[Punch (G1)\|Counterpunch]] the authorization to restart Project Dreadnought. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 3\|Secrets & Lies #3}} With [[Abominus (G1)\|Abominus]] as a guard, the Decepticon scientific division resumed work on the project in [[Stanix]] where they were attacked by the newly-minted [[Wrecker]]s. The Autobot commandos were ultimately successful, managing to plant explosive charges that ripped the main planetary turbine apart, ending Project Dreadnought. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 4\|Secrets & Lies #4}}

	====''The Transformers'' cartoon====		====''The Transformers'' cartoon====

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	=====''Transformers '84''=====		=====''Transformers '84''=====
	~~{{spoiler\|Secrets & Lies issue 1\|August 19}}~~

	The Decepticons' plan to attach '''planetary turbines''' to Cybertron was officially known as [[Project Dreadnought]], through which Cybertron would become a galaxy conquering warship. Megatron's increasing obsession with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] however delayed these plans, even as his science division sought to use the turbines to guide Cybertron, since shaken from its orbit, to other worlds for resources. To try and get Megatron to refocus on galactic conquest, [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] test-fired one of the partly completed turbines, diverting Cybertron towards the [[Stellae Cimeterium]]. While this failed to deter Megatron's vendetta, the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dynobots]] were sent to the remains of the turbine, Shockwave and [[Jetfire (G1)\|Skyfire]] managing to heavily wound them, though the battle had all but killed the former. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 1\|Secrets & Lies #1}}		The Decepticons' plan to attach '''planetary turbines''' to Cybertron was officially known as [[Project Dreadnought]], through which Cybertron would become a galaxy conquering warship. Megatron's increasing obsession with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] however delayed these plans, even as his science division sought to use the turbines to guide Cybertron, since shaken from its orbit, to other worlds for resources. To try and get Megatron to refocus on galactic conquest, [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] test-fired one of the partly completed turbines, diverting Cybertron towards the [[Stellae Cimeterium]]. While this failed to deter Megatron's vendetta, the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dynobots]] were sent to the remains of the turbine, Shockwave and [[Jetfire (G1)\|Skyfire]] managing to heavily wound them, though the battle had all but killed the former. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 1\|Secrets & Lies #1}}

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	[[File:Rebirth 3 Earth Cybertron.JPG\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|Classics ''War Planets''.]]		[[File:Rebirth 3 Earth Cybertron.JPG\|thumb\|upright=1.4\|Classics ''War Planets''.]]
	Those who desire total conquest of Cybertron rarely want to stop there, instead envisioning the creation of a vast intergalactic imperium with Cybertron as its throne. To further this conquest and enslave the rest of the heavens, many a would-be dictator has attempted to either create or use Cybertron's unfathomably powerful '''planetary engines''' that can actually repurpose the world as an unstoppable mobile dreadnaught.		Those who desire total conquest of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] rarely want to stop there, instead envisioning the creation of a vast intergalactic imperium with Cybertron as its throne. To further this conquest and enslave the rest of the heavens, many a would-be dictator has attempted to either create or use Cybertron's unfathomably powerful '''planetary engines''' that can actually repurpose the world as an unstoppable mobile dreadnaught.

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics====		====Marvel Comics continuity====
			=====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics=====
	[[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Megatron]]'s plans to create the planetary engines, {{storylink\|The Transformers (issue)\|The Transformers}} were seen as so radical and extreme that most of Cybertronian intellectual society dismissed him as a meaningless kook. One who did not do so was the egotistical Autobot scientist [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]], who liked the idea so much he chose to appropriate it for himself. Acting covertly, Flame discovered the immense fusion engines Megatron had tried to use, and endeavored to reactivate them himself—disregarding all warnings from [[Xaaron]] that engaging the reactors would destroy the planet. Flame would be undone by his own ambition, destroyed in the reactor explosion. {{storylink\|Meltdown!}}		[[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Megatron]]'s plans to create the planetary engines, {{storylink\|The Transformers (issue)\|The Transformers}} were seen as so radical and extreme that most of Cybertronian intellectual society dismissed him as a meaningless kook. One who did not do so was the egotistical Autobot scientist [[Flame (Marvel)\|Flame]], who liked the idea so much he chose to appropriate it for himself. Acting covertly, Flame discovered the immense fusion engines Megatron had tried to use, and endeavored to reactivate them himself—disregarding all warnings from [[Xaaron]] that engaging the reactors would destroy the planet. Flame would be undone by his own ambition, destroyed in the reactor explosion. {{storylink\|Meltdown!}}

			=====''Transformers '84''=====
			{{spoiler\|Secrets & Lies issue 1\|August 19}}

			The Decepticons' plan to attach '''planetary turbines''' to Cybertron was officially known as [[Project Dreadnought]], through which Cybertron would become a galaxy conquering warship. Megatron's increasing obsession with [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] however delayed these plans, even as his science division sought to use the turbines to guide Cybertron, since shaken from its orbit, to other worlds for resources. To try and get Megatron to refocus on galactic conquest, [[Shockwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Shockwave]] test-fired one of the partly completed turbines, diverting Cybertron towards the [[Stellae Cimeterium]]. While this failed to deter Megatron's vendetta, the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dynobots]] were sent to the remains of the turbine, Shockwave and [[Jetfire (G1)\|Skyfire]] managing to heavily wound them, though the battle had all but killed the former. {{storylink\|Secrets & Lies issue 1\|Secrets & Lies #1}}

	====''The Transformers'' cartoon====		====''The Transformers'' cartoon====
	[[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]] first experimented with planetary engines on a comparatively small scale, arranging to have a set built on a comet. He intended to use them to crash the comet into [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]], but an attack by the Autobots destroyed the engines, and the comet was then eradicated by the sonic weaponry on the nearby planet [[Eurythma]]. {{storylink\|Carnage in C-Minor}}		[[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] first experimented with planetary engines on a comparatively small scale, arranging to have a set built on a comet. He intended to use them to crash the comet into [[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]], but an attack by the Autobots destroyed the engines, and the comet was then eradicated by the sonic weaponry on the nearby planet [[Eurythma]]. {{storylink\|Carnage in C-Minor}}

	Galvatron later revisited the idea of planet engines when devising his master plan to punish [[human]]ity for having helped the Autobots. With the Autobots themselves largely defeated on Cybertron, Galvatron ordered the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]] to extract their defeated victims' [[power pack]]s, then construct gigantic planetary engines—"the biggest rockets ever built!"—and use the power packs as fuel. This tactic succeeded, allowing Galvatron to pilot the planet into an [[Earth]]-orbit, at which time he attempted to use the power of the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]] to destroy the entire [[Solar System]]. Luckily for everybody (including himself), the planetary engines actually provided the means to ''foil'' Galvatron's plans, as [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] had the Autobots' [[Nebulan]] allies reverse the rockets' polarity. With its mechanism thus reversed from "output" to "intake" (we know, we know, just go with us, okay?), the engines were used them to absorb the excess solar energy and channel it straight to [[Vector Sigma]], preventing the explosion of the sun and revitalizing Cybertron and restoring its [[Golden Age]]. {{storylink\|The Rebirth, Part 3}}		Galvatron later revisited the idea of planet engines when devising his master plan to punish [[human]]ity for having helped the Autobots. With the Autobots themselves largely defeated on Cybertron, Galvatron ordered the [[Combaticon (G1)\|Combaticons]] to extract their defeated victims' [[power pack]]s, then construct gigantic planetary engines—"the biggest rockets ever built!"—and use the power packs as fuel. This tactic succeeded, allowing Galvatron to pilot the planet into an [[Earth]]-orbit, at which time he attempted to use the power of the [[Plasma Energy Chamber]] to destroy the entire [[Solar System]]. Luckily for everybody (including himself), the planetary engines actually provided the means to ''foil'' Galvatron's plans, as [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike Witwicky]] had the Autobots' [[Nebulan]] allies reverse the rockets' polarity. With its mechanism thus reversed from "output" to "intake" (we know, we know, just go with us, okay?), the engines were used them to absorb the excess solar energy and channel it straight to [[Vector Sigma]], preventing the explosion of the sun and revitalizing Cybertron and restoring its [[Golden Age]]. {{storylink\|The Rebirth, Part 3}}

	====Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity====		====Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity====

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	In Cybertron's earliest days, [[Adaptus]] put forth the idea of attacking alien worlds so that the crucible of war would force the Cybertronian race to evolve. Unable to convince the rest of the [[Guiding Hand]], Adaptus attempted to overthrow them by force only to be overwhelmed. Retreating to [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], Adaptus fired an [[Information creep\|electromagnetic weapon]] on Cybertron, erasing the memories of the populace. Under cover of the confusion, Adaptus constructed a set of '''~~Tru~~-Thrusters''' and sailed away into the [[Warren]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}		In Cybertron's earliest days, [[Adaptus]] put forth the idea of attacking alien worlds so that the crucible of war would force the Cybertronian race to evolve. Unable to convince the rest of the [[Guiding Hand]], Adaptus attempted to overthrow them by force only to be overwhelmed. Retreating to [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]], Adaptus fired an [[Information creep\|electromagnetic weapon]] on Cybertron, erasing the memories of the populace. Under cover of the confusion, Adaptus constructed a set of '''Tri-Thrusters''' and sailed away into the [[Warren]]. {{storylink\|Crucible (Part 5): The Unremembering\|The Unremembering}}

	In late 2012, the crew of the ''[[Lost Light]]'' rediscovered Luna 1 but failed to find Adaptus's engines. {{storylink\|Remain in Light 5 of 5: This Calamitous Life\|This Calamitous Life}}		In late 2012, the crew of the ''[[Lost Light]]'' rediscovered Luna 1 but failed to find Adaptus's engines. {{storylink\|Remain in Light 5 of 5: This Calamitous Life\|This Calamitous Life}}

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