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{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (オーシャンハンター), also known as ''The Ocean Hunter: The Seven Seas Adventure'', is a light gun/rail-shooter arcade game developed by [[Sega AM1]]. It was released in Japan in September 1998, and saw a worldwide release the next month.
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{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (オーシャンハンター), also known as ''The Ocean Hunter: The Seven Seas Adventure'', is a light gun/rail-shooter arcade game developed by [[Sega AM1]]. It was released in Japan in September 1998, and saw a worldwide release the next month. [[Sega Logistics Service]] announced it would end service on the arcade machines on March 31, 2017.{{fileref|SegaProductsTerminationAnnouncement 2016-11 JP.pdf}}{{fileref|SegaProductsTerminationAnnouncement 2016-12.pdf}}
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''{{PAGENAME}}'' would be later playable on ''[[Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii]]'' in 2025 for multi-platforms{{ref|https://ryu-ga-gotoku.com/pirate/adventure/}}.
  
 
==Story==
 
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===Stages===
 
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==== Baroque Sea ====
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On the in-game map, this is in the East Pacific Ocean. Kraken is said to dwell within a sunken ship somewhere on the floor of this shallow, colorful reef.
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'''Enemies'''
 
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*Great barracuda
 
*Great barracuda
  
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'''Mid-level Bosses'''
 
*White Death
 
*White Death
 
:A great white shark seen chasing a diver a few moments after the stage begins. The adventurers have only a very short time to save the diver before he is killed.
 
:A great white shark seen chasing a diver a few moments after the stage begins. The adventurers have only a very short time to save the diver before he is killed.
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*Kraken
 
*Kraken
 
:A huge octopus, known for crushing ships in its powerful tentacles. Current records indicate that Kraken has attacked 4 ships and killed 185 people so far. The bounty on the capture or death of this sea monster is 5,000 G.
 
:A huge octopus, known for crushing ships in its powerful tentacles. Current records indicate that Kraken has attacked 4 ships and killed 185 people so far. The bounty on the capture or death of this sea monster is 5,000 G.
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==== Luna Sea ====
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On the in-game map, this is the Indian Ocean, specifically the Arabian Sea. Rumors say that Leviathan can be found at the underwater ruins of an ancient city.
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'''Enemies'''
 
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*Leviathan
 
*Leviathan
 
:A huge megalodon that has rammed ships to pieces and swallowed fleeing divers whole. As of now, Leviathan has a record of sinking 11 ships and 364 deaths. The bounty on the capture or death of this massive shark is 8,000 G.
 
:A huge megalodon that has rammed ships to pieces and swallowed fleeing divers whole. As of now, Leviathan has a record of sinking 11 ships and 364 deaths. The bounty on the capture or death of this massive shark is 8,000 G.
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==== Tartarus Deep ====
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On the in-game map, this is the North Atlantic Ocean, somewhere within the area around Bermuda. Charybdis could be encountered within the caves located in the deepest part of this ocean.
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*Charybdis
 
*Charybdis
 
:A huge anglerfish that has raided submarines along the so-called Depro sea route, of which two were sunk, and disrupted deep sea operations. The bounty on the capture or death of this creature is 10,000 G.
 
:A huge anglerfish that has raided submarines along the so-called Depro sea route, of which two were sunk, and disrupted deep sea operations. The bounty on the capture or death of this creature is 10,000 G.
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==== Texcoco Great Lake ====
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*Ahuizotl
 
*Ahuizotl
 
:A plesiosaur whose attacks target lakeside settlements. So far, Ahuizotl has raided two towns and killed eighteen people, of which six were eaten. The bounty on the capture or death of this marine reptile is 12,000 G.
 
:A plesiosaur whose attacks target lakeside settlements. So far, Ahuizotl has raided two towns and killed eighteen people, of which six were eaten. The bounty on the capture or death of this marine reptile is 12,000 G.
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==== North Sea ====
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On the in-game map, this is the Arctic Ocean, and home to the fifth Great Monster, Karkinos. The whale population of this ocean has been steadily decreasing since Karkinos' appearance.
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*Karkinos
 
*Karkinos
 
:Named after the zodiac constellation of Cancer, Karkinos is a massive crab that has killed off nearly the entire whale population in the North Sea, along with fifteen divers who were investigating the incident. The bounty on the capture or death of this monstrous crustacean is 15,000 G.
 
:Named after the zodiac constellation of Cancer, Karkinos is a massive crab that has killed off nearly the entire whale population in the North Sea, along with fifteen divers who were investigating the incident. The bounty on the capture or death of this monstrous crustacean is 15,000 G.
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==== West Ocean ====
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On the in-game map, this is the South Atlantic Ocean. Most of the creatures encountered here are of prehistoric species thought to be long extinct.
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'''Enemies'''
 
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*Basilosaurus
 
*Basilosaurus
 
:One of the largest prehistoric marine mammals. It is the only sub boss that is not named after a mythical creature, instead being based on an extinct species of whale.
 
:One of the largest prehistoric marine mammals. It is the only sub boss that is not named after a mythical creature, instead being based on an extinct species of whale.
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'''Boss'''
 
'''Boss'''
 
*Midgarsorm
 
*Midgarsorm
 
:The only known existing specimen of a fictional species of giant earthworm that is wanted for the mysterious disappearances of numerous ships. It has been said to have swallowed over a thousand marine vessels, including ships and submarines, since antiquity. The bounty on the capture or death of this legendary creature is 18,000 G.
 
:The only known existing specimen of a fictional species of giant earthworm that is wanted for the mysterious disappearances of numerous ships. It has been said to have swallowed over a thousand marine vessels, including ships and submarines, since antiquity. The bounty on the capture or death of this legendary creature is 18,000 G.
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==== Panthalassa, the Sea of Evil ====
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On the in-game map, this is in the Mediterranean Sea. Panthalassa is the last of the Seven Seas, and contains many sea monsters as well as the ruins of Poseidon's temple. A thunderstorm rages in this dark, deep, bleak level.
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'''Mid-level Bosses'''
 
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*Rahab
 
*Rahab
 
:A fictional aquatic subspecies of the prehistoric ape Gigantopithecus, with the given scientific name of ''Gigantopithecus thalassa cyclops''. There are no records of the number of casualties he has caused, but the local authorities have endlessly speculated on this creature's true identity and species. The bounty on the capture or death of this chaotic and mysterious creature is 20,000 G.
 
:A fictional aquatic subspecies of the prehistoric ape Gigantopithecus, with the given scientific name of ''Gigantopithecus thalassa cyclops''. There are no records of the number of casualties he has caused, but the local authorities have endlessly speculated on this creature's true identity and species. The bounty on the capture or death of this chaotic and mysterious creature is 20,000 G.
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:When encountered, Rahab takes on three separate forms altogether. The first is Dagon, a giant ape-like humanoid with blue eyes and enormous limbs that usually walks on all fours. The second form is Poseidon, a tall, upright giant humanoid with blue eyes and pointed ears that attacks by emitting spheres of energy. He carries a large rusty trident. The third and true form is the demonic Rahab, a giant humanoid whose legs are fused into a tail, with sharp teeth, sharp claws on his hands, and long, flowing fins along his back. He has three red eyes, with one of them at the center of his forehead.
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When encountered, Rahab takes on three separate forms altogether. The first is Dagon, a giant ape-like humanoid with blue eyes and enormous limbs that usually walks on all fours. The second form is Poseidon, a tall, upright giant humanoid with blue eyes and pointed ears that attacks by emitting spheres of energy. He carries a large rusty trident. The third and true form is the demonic Rahab, a giant humanoid whose legs are fused into a tail, with sharp teeth, sharp claws on his hands, and long, flowing fins along his back. He has three red eyes, with one of them at the center of his forehead.
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===Ending===
 
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==Production credits==
 
==Production credits==
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*'''Director & Planner:''' [[Shinichiro Okumoto]]
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*'''Assistant Director:''' [[Tomoyuki Nishimura]], [[Tsuyoshi Yamasaki]]
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==Digital manuals==
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*'''Programmer:''' [[Kazunari Tsukamoto]], [[Takashi Namba]], [[Atsushi Ueno]], [[Yoshiharu Suzuki]], [[Yukio Tsuji]], [[Tetsuro Maruta]]
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*'''Graphic Designer:''' [[Hiroyuki Taguchi]], [[Hideyuki Katoh]], [[Kazuhiro Takimoto]], [[Toshihiro Ando|Toshihiro Andoh]], [[Kazuya Kitazato]], [[Yuuki Suzuki]], [[Daisuke Tabayashi]]
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OceanHunter Model3 US DigitalManual Deluxe.pdf|US manual (deluxe)
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*'''Music composer & Sound effect:''' [[Masanori Takeuchi]]
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*'''Mechanism Designer:''' [[Seiji Ishii]], [[Toshiya Yamaguchi]], [[Takashi Nakajima]]
 
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*'''Electronic Designer:''' [[Tomoyuki Goto|Tomoyuki Gotoh]], [[Nobuto Kashiwagi]]
 
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*'''Cabinet Designer:''' [[Tetsuo Okabe]], [[Keisuke Tsukahara (Engineer)|Keisuke Tsukahara]]
 
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*'''Special Thanks:''' [[Masao Yoshimoto]], [[Kaori Fukano]], [[Dean Harrington]], [[Hitoshi Furukubo]], [[Akiyoshi Shinpo]], [[Mika Araki]]
 
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*'''Producer:''' [[Rikiya Nakagawa]]
 
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The Ocean Hunter
System(s): Sega Model 3 Step 2.1
Publisher: Sega Enterprises, Ltd. (JP), Sega Enterprises USA (US), Sega Amusements Europe (EU)
Developer:
Distributor: Deith Leisure (UK)[2]
Release Date RRP Code
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The Ocean Hunter (オーシャンハンター), also known as The Ocean Hunter: The Seven Seas Adventure, is a light gun/rail-shooter arcade game developed by Sega AM1. It was released in Japan in September 1998, and saw a worldwide release the next month. Sega Logistics Service announced it would end service on the arcade machines on March 31, 2017.[4][5]

The Ocean Hunter would be later playable on Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii in 2025 for multi-platforms[6].

Story

The Seven Seas spread throughout the world. It is said that there is a monster for each of these seven seas. Ships are being attacked one after another. Sharks gather around monsters seeking human flesh. The ocean is not only a place of blessing but a place of terror. Defeat the violent gigantic monsters of the seven seas. An enormous bounty has been set for their heads. Brave youth go out to face the monsters.

Set in an alternate steampunk world, a new civilization is flourishing in the seas. However, the sudden appearance of the Seven Great Monsters, accompanied by a number of lesser sea monsters and ordinary marine predators, have ravaged much of this newly-flourished civilization and, in addition, attacked the native marine life with increasing frequency. Frightened for their lives, humanity issues bounties on the monsters' heads as well secondary bounties on the minor sea monsters.

The game follows two young underwater adventurers, Torel (Player 1) and Chris (player 2), as they head out to defeat the Seven Great Monsters of the Seven Seas.

Gameplay

The Ocean Hunter is played by using two mounted turret-like Shock Guns on the arcade cabinet, which vibrate when "shot" to provide a feeling of realism. The game is capable of being played with either one or two people simultaneously. During the game, the players use the Shock Guns to aim at and shoot enemies while automatically traveling through the level on underwater scooters.

The game is divided into seven stages. Each stage has its own enemies, sub boss(es) and a Great Monster boss to defeat at the end, all of which are usually based off of real-life marine animals. During the boss fights, there will be specific weak point(s) highlighted for the player to target. Firing upon these points three times defeats the boss and allows the player to advance to the next level.

The player has a life meter consisting of 3 Life Points which decreases by either taking damage from enemies or by firing at friendly NPC divers, regardless of situation. Health can only be restored by obtaining health units from rescuing other divers.

There are treasure chests throughout each stage that award bonus points if fired at.

Stages

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Baroque Sea
On the in-game map, this is in the East Pacific Ocean. Kraken is said to dwell within a sunken ship somewhere on the floor of this shallow, colorful reef.

Enemies

  • Shortfin mako shark
  • Orange sea snake
  • Great barracuda

Mid-level Bosses

  • White Death
A great white shark seen chasing a diver a few moments after the stage begins. The adventurers have only a very short time to save the diver before he is killed.
  • Sea Dragon
A reptilian creature that is encountered if the diver being chased by White Death is rescued.
  • Sea serpent
A large, underwater snake that inhabits the same shipwreck as Kraken.

Boss

  • Kraken
A huge octopus, known for crushing ships in its powerful tentacles. Current records indicate that Kraken has attacked 4 ships and killed 185 people so far. The bounty on the capture or death of this sea monster is 5,000 G.

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Luna Sea
On the in-game map, this is the Indian Ocean, specifically the Arabian Sea. Rumors say that Leviathan can be found at the underwater ruins of an ancient city.

Enemies

  • Hammerhead shark
  • Shortfin mako shark
  • Stingray

Mid-level Boss

  • Hydra
Three moray eels that lunge out of their caves to attack their prey.

Boss

  • Leviathan
A huge megalodon that has rammed ships to pieces and swallowed fleeing divers whole. As of now, Leviathan has a record of sinking 11 ships and 364 deaths. The bounty on the capture or death of this massive shark is 8,000 G.

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Tartarus Deep
On the in-game map, this is the North Atlantic Ocean, somewhere within the area around Bermuda. Charybdis could be encountered within the caves located in the deepest part of this ocean.

Enemies

  • Gulper eel
  • Lanternfish

Mid-level Bosses

  • Scylla
A giant squid colored a deep, shimmering purple that attacks those who approach Charybdis' territory.
  • Naga
A monstrously long giant oarfish that dwells within Charybdis' caves.

Boss

  • Charybdis
A huge anglerfish that has raided submarines along the so-called Depro sea route, of which two were sunk, and disrupted deep sea operations. The bounty on the capture or death of this creature is 10,000 G.

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Texcoco Great Lake
On the in-game map, this is a fictional lake within the Amazon River basin. Ahuizotl could be found anywhere within this lake.

Enemies

  • Red-bellied piranha
  • Garpike

Boss

  • Ahuizotl
A plesiosaur whose attacks target lakeside settlements. So far, Ahuizotl has raided two towns and killed eighteen people, of which six were eaten. The bounty on the capture or death of this marine reptile is 12,000 G.

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North Sea
On the in-game map, this is the Arctic Ocean, and home to the fifth Great Monster, Karkinos. The whale population of this ocean has been steadily decreasing since Karkinos' appearance.

Enemies

  • Lamprey
  • Jellyfish

Mid-level Boss

  • Medusa
A giant lion's mane jellyfish that is accompanied by a large swarm of its offspring, which are the size of normal jellyfish.

Boss

  • Karkinos
Named after the zodiac constellation of Cancer, Karkinos is a massive crab that has killed off nearly the entire whale population in the North Sea, along with fifteen divers who were investigating the incident. The bounty on the capture or death of this monstrous crustacean is 15,000 G.

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West Ocean
On the in-game map, this is the South Atlantic Ocean. Most of the creatures encountered here are of prehistoric species thought to be long extinct.

Enemies

  • Mosasaurus
  • Dunkleosteus
  • Pterygotus
  • Parasites (within Midgardsorm):
    • Anomalocaris
    • Odontogriphus
    • Opabinia

Mid-level Boss

  • Basilosaurus
One of the largest prehistoric marine mammals. It is the only sub boss that is not named after a mythical creature, instead being based on an extinct species of whale.

Boss

  • Midgarsorm
The only known existing specimen of a fictional species of giant earthworm that is wanted for the mysterious disappearances of numerous ships. It has been said to have swallowed over a thousand marine vessels, including ships and submarines, since antiquity. The bounty on the capture or death of this legendary creature is 18,000 G.

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Panthalassa, the Sea of Evil
On the in-game map, this is in the Mediterranean Sea. Panthalassa is the last of the Seven Seas, and contains many sea monsters as well as the ruins of Poseidon's temple. A thunderstorm rages in this dark, deep, bleak level.

Mid-level Bosses

  • Cerberus
Three large sharks similar to, but not as large as, White Death.
  • Umibōzu
A very large and surprisingly cunning octopus with the ability to camouflage itself.
  • Black Dragon
A black-skinned version of the Sea Dragon encountered in the Baroque Sea.
  • Vritra & Kaliya
A pair of giant oarfish that are seemingly much quicker than Naga.

Boss

  • Rahab
A fictional aquatic subspecies of the prehistoric ape Gigantopithecus, with the given scientific name of Gigantopithecus thalassa cyclops. There are no records of the number of casualties he has caused, but the local authorities have endlessly speculated on this creature's true identity and species. The bounty on the capture or death of this chaotic and mysterious creature is 20,000 G.
When encountered, Rahab takes on three separate forms altogether. The first is Dagon, a giant ape-like humanoid with blue eyes and enormous limbs that usually walks on all fours. The second form is Poseidon, a tall, upright giant humanoid with blue eyes and pointed ears that attacks by emitting spheres of energy. He carries a large rusty trident. The third and true form is the demonic Rahab, a giant humanoid whose legs are fused into a tail, with sharp teeth, sharp claws on his hands, and long, flowing fins along his back. He has three red eyes, with one of them at the center of his forehead.

Ending

After Rahab is defeated, the monster reveals himself to be the deity who had taken care of the sea and its denizens for countless millennia. At some point in time, Rahab fell into a slumber that lasted for many centuries until he was awakened by the predations of humanity upon the sea. Angered by humanity's pride and disregard for ocean life, Rahab created the other Great Monsters of the Seven Seas (except for Midgardsorm) and deliberately caused natural marine disasters in an effort to humble humanity. After his story, Rahab admits defeat but speaks his final words - "All shall return to Chaos."

The game ends with a slideshow of game sketches as the end credits roll.

Production credits

Main article: The Ocean Hunter/Production credits.

Digital manuals

  • US manual (deluxe)

Magazine articles

Main article: The Ocean Hunter/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

OceanHunter Model3 US Flyer.pdf

PDF
Model 3 US flyer
OceanHunter Model3 US Flyer.pdf

OceanHunter Model3 EU Flyer.pdf

PDF
Model 3 EU flyer
OceanHunter Model3 EU Flyer.pdf

OceanHunter Model3 JP Flyer.pdf

PDF
Model 3 JP flyer
OceanHunter Model3 JP Flyer.pdf

Photo gallery

  • Standard cabinet

  • Deluxe cabinet

  • Super deluxe cabinet

Physical scans

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The Ocean Hunter

Model 3, US
Model 3, EU
Model 3, JP
Model 3, US (Deluxe)
OceanHunter Model3 Manual Deluxe.pdf
Manual
Model 3, UK (Super Deluxe)
OceanHunter Model3 UK Manual SuperDeluxe.pdf
Manual

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sega Arcade History, Enterbrain, page 150
  2. ↑ Computer & Video Games, "February 1999" (UK; 1999-01-13), page 52
  3. ↑ https://archive.org/details/ArcadeGameList1971-2005/page/n133/mode/1up
  4. ↑ File:SegaProductsTerminationAnnouncement 2016-11 JP.pdf
  5. ↑ File:SegaProductsTerminationAnnouncement 2016-12.pdf
  6. ↑ https://ryu-ga-gotoku.com/pirate/adventure/
  7. ↑ Arcade, "January 1999" (UK; 1998-12-04), page 150


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