Released by Capcom in the year 1997 on the
Playstation, Breath of Fire 3 would be the franchise's first step into 3D. Written and Directed by Makoto Ikehara, the
game suggestively takes place in the same world as the previous games but hundred of
years later. For story, the game features a different dragon
warrior named Ryu, a different winged girl named Nina, and 5 other playable characters,
though only 3 can be fielded at a time. For gameplay, combat has switched back to
input-based, turn-based combat instead of traditional menu, and many features from previous
games have been reworked or expanded, such as formations, learning new skills from NPCs,
and town building. Dragon transformation has been overhauled
to allow for a customizable form based on aspects the player chooses on the fly, and
the Masters around the world may influence stat growth for characters, in addition to
an expanded fishing minigame. The camera can now rotate the isometric, 3D
perspective, and each character has a field interaction ability. The story only gets larger from here, so let's
cut it down to size with a RECAPitation. As the game begins, we learn that when magical
beings die, their bodies turn into an ore known as chrysm, and dragons, who once tried
to destroy the world in a terrible war, have become one such energy source in death after
their mysterious extinction. As time passes, we now see a normal excavation
of dragon ruins, as a pair of workers unearth and awaken a baby dragon named Ryu that is
somehow still alive. Startled, the whelp incinerates the pair and
runs amok in the mine, killing miners and engineers as he flees. However, it suddenly hears a voice from nearby
dragon remains telling him to stop, which distracts the creature long enough for it
to be knocked out, captured, and sent away. Breaking free from his cage, Ryu reverts to
a humanoid form, and is saved by a man of the Woren cat tribe named Rei. Figuring him to be another orphan, Rei takes
Ryu home where he also cares for another orphan boy named Teepo. As he rests, Ryu sees a strange vision of
an angry man and then a caring goddess, and waking up, finds that Rei and Teepo are thieves
trying to get by in a small town that's already on hard times. Somehow, Teepo already knows Ryu's name and
is not quite sure how he does, but soon enough they move to include Ryu into their fold and
show him the ropes of being a road bandit. Fumbling an encounter with the burly Bunyan
who doesn't like the local thieves, they spitefully try to rob his house of food only to get caught
in the act by Bunyan himself. Bunyan ties them up but tries to reason with
them and appeal to their sense of morality, willing to forgive and forget if they work
honest jobs for their meals going forward. Rei and Ryu agree but Teepo professes he has
no intention of changing and claims to have big dreams for the future. After working off their debt, they catch up
to Rei who was sent to kill a troublesome monster in the mountains. They succeed together, though the victory
feels bittersweet as the monster was just trying to protect its nest, even though its
cubs already died of starvation. They reflect on this as Bunyan congratulates
them on a job well done, spreading the word to the village and the boys are surprised
to see they've earned some respect and thanks from the village. Afterwards a cloaked man named Loki approaches
them with another job to steal tax money back for the villagers, and thinking this will
help the village too, they accept. Resourcefully sneaking into the McNeil manor,
they find the haunted house guarded by the ghosts of the McNeil ancestry, and walk in
on the current McNeil getting some nighttime exercise. Busting the phantom amalgamation, they take
back the tax money as McNeil swears revenge, and redistribute it to the village. However, the townsfolk are not happy, as they
quickly give the money back to McNeil, and as the group wonders why, Bunyan mentions
Loki didn't know McNeil was working for a large crime organization that doesn't like
being stolen from. As the realization of the consequences of
their actions hits them, they hurry home only to find their house on fire, and two brothers
named Sunder and Balio greet the boys and swiftly beat them all down as a lesson not
to mess with the wrong people. As Ryu wakes up later, he's in the care of
Bunyan, with Rei and Teepo nowhere to be found, and determined to find them, begins his search
in the nearby city of Wyndia. However, along the way he runs into the brothers
again, who are surprised to see Ryu somehow still alive, and run him through with a sword
one more time to make sure he dies. Strangely, Ryu's body spits out the blade
and changes into a dragon, still alive, and while this shocks the brothers, they see a
profit opportunity here. Taking Ryu to Castle Wyndia, they try to pass
off the whelp to the king, but by the time they do, Ryu has changed back to being human. Insulted at the con, the king has them all
arrested, though the royal princess Nina visits Ryu, feeling he should be set free. The brothers trick her into releasing them
too, and immediately kidnap her for ransom. Angered, a font of power washes over Ryu as
he breaks down his cell doors and chases the bandits down, allowing Nina to escape, but
despite their best effort, the kids are both caught again by the brothers. Taking them to the seedy arena town of Genmel,
the brothers aim to enter an event called the Contest, and during their absence the
kids escape once more. Once again the brothers pursue the kids and
as they run to the mountains, Nina's quick thinking and potent magic help them narrowly
slip away. However, as they tumble down a sheer slope,
Ryu unconsciously turns back into a dragon to shield her fall. She's grateful, and not at all afraid of Ryu's
draconic form, but seeing as they are now totally lost, the kids try to gain their bearings
at a large tower nearby. Within they find a scientist researching the
chrysm here and member of the Grassrunner clan named Momo, who after hearing them out,
offers to take them to Wyndia herself. She is shocked to learn Nina is also Wyndia's
Princess, and also notices shady people looking for the kids, leading them to a hidden exit
built by her father. Her father was a genius engineer who left
copious amounts of reference material for research purposes in his office, including
a working model rocket they use to launch out of the tower. Making their way to Wyndia, they learn the
gang is blockading the main road and checking everyone, and as they rest, Momo is recognized
by Palet, the former assistant to her father Repsol and now director of the plant her father
built. He recruits her to maintain some of the machines
her father also built, as Momo explains they use chrysm to grow crops there at an accelerated
rate. However, when she arrives Palet reveals he
actually wants her to examine a giant mutant onion that was exposed to too much chrysm
energy and dispose of another mutant elsewhere. Following it to its source, they find a large
mutant plant monster that can actually talk, and learning they were sent to kill it, it
attacks them in self defense. After losing it apologizes and begs them not
to mention its existence to others, accepting that it should never have been created and
agrees it should die. As it's dropped in the magma, Momo has second
thoughts, wishing they could study it instead, and the mutant replies that's a slippery slope,
as more knowledge isn't wrong, but it can lead to the creation of worse monsters. Just then, an offspring mutant onion leaps
from the magma, and just as Ryu moves to kill it, Momo insists they save this one, believing
it was entrusted to them as a reminder not to make another one. Naming the mutant onion baby Peco, they accept
it into the party, and as thanks for finishing the job, Palet offers them a means to sneak
inside Wyndia. However, this is a setup, as Palet wishes
to silence Momo about the Mutant originating from his plant, and is actually working with
the beast brothers. As the group is captured, they are brought
back to Genmel, but Nina proposes that if they enter the Contest of Champions arena
challenge and win, then they be let free, as the winners can ask for whatever they want. Seeing a profit opportunity with insider betting
here, the brothers agree, and though the group makes it to the finals, the brothers have
no intention of honoring their deal. For the final fight, Ryu is pitted against
a powerful member of the mysterious Guardian race named Garr, and after Garr easily wins,
he surprises everyone by asking for Ryu and his friends. With no choice but to comply, the group is
brought under Garr's care and protection, and he forces Balio and Sunder to let them
all go, though the brothers refuse to give up so easily. On their way out, Nina asks Garr why he helped
them, and he replies it's simply because Ryu is actually a member of the ancient dragon
race called the Brood. He adds if Ryu wants to learn more about the
Brood, then to find him at a place called Angel Tower. First things first, they resume their return
to Wyndia, though Balio and Sunder scheme to gather as many of their men as they can
to surround, exhaust and recapture the group once more. However, Garr arrives, not having any of it,
and chooses to leave his old boss and join Ryu's group. Their hand forced, the beast brothers fuse
together into an Ultra form, but even their utmost falls before the group. After the battle, Nina informs Garr Ryu is
also searching for his lost friends, Teepo and Rei, but Garr isn't confident they're
alive as Ryu only survived the gang's attack because of his race's toughness. Escorting Nina back home safely, the princess
recounts her adventure to the king, though Garr conceals the key detail that Ryu is a
dragon. After the celebration feast, Nina is dismayed
that the group will go their separate ways now, and spots Momo’s miniature mechanical
minion Honey running around the grounds. Chasing it, it takes her high above the castle
where Nina slips and falls off a ledge. Quickly grabbing Honey, the little robot enables
her to not quite fly but fall with style, draining all of its energy to save Nina. Hurrying, she catches up to the others as
they camp on the road, and Momo sees Honey just needs more chrysm energy. At the same time, Garr warns Ryu there is
a chance he may die after learning more about the Brood, and overhearing this, Nina insists
on coming along to ensure he doesn't. Garr doesn't mind this, observing Ryu tends
to draw out more power to protect Nina, and while she's glad to hear it, she also swears
to get stronger so he won't have to. Along their journey eastward they help a timid
man fight for love, and fix a lighthouse powered by chrysm energy with a powerful monster guarding
it inside. However, turning on the lighthouse prompts
a panic from a faerie to shut it off and demands they visit the faerie village to make up for
it. Once there, they learn the light bothers a
pink dolphin that threatens to eat the fairies over it, and once the australian-accented
mecha terror is taken care of, the faeries thank them and encourage them to revisit the
village they are trying to rebuild. Learning of a secret path through the mountains,
they are intercepted by an old hermit who knows they seek Angel tower and attacks them,
claiming to avenge the dead. Cutting past him, they enter the lands of
the Urkan people, who are deeply devoted to the Goddess, and is the hometown of Garr and
other Guardians like him. The leader of the village questions Garr's
next move now that he has returned from his journey to rid the world of evil, wondering
if he will go to sleep now. Soon enough, the group arrives at Angel Tower,
where they also discover a woman with blue hair sleeping within a barrier of light. Insisting they go on alone, Garr leads Ryu
to the catacombs where he shows them the graves of previous Urkan warriors called guardians
like him, who also went by another term, Dragon Slayers. Revealing countless skeletal remains of the
hundreds and hundred of dragons he and his clan have killed in the war, many of which,
their souls still burn. Turning to Ryu, Garr now shares the eternally
retold story of the Brood, a tale transcending history and the world, as 400 years ago the
mighty Brood attempted to conquer the world. The Urkan people prayed to their goddess for
protection and bestowed upon them the Guardians to fight the Brood. Believing in their power and reaching for
victory, their grueling battle ended with the victory of the Guardians. Declaring Ryu the last of the Brood, Garr
states his purpose will be fulfilled once Ryu is killed here. Fate conspired to arrange their battle, and
as the two souls fiercely entangle, Ryu edges out a win. Garr waits for Ryu to finish him off, but
the souls of the dead dragons around Ryu speak out and tell him not to, claiming Garr is
not his enemy. Suddenly, uncontrollable power erupts from
Ryu, transforming him into a mighty Kaiser Dragon, as he escapes through the roof, though
within his mind, Ryu continues to be driven mad by voices and reverting to his draconic
nature. In this state of mind, Ryu returns to the
Mines he was first found in, where Garr finds and defeats him. Ryu turns back into a human form, but a young
man this time, where Garr explains many years have passed since their last encounter, and
he has searched for him all the while. He asks forgiveness for slaying so many Brood,
once thinking that was his purpose in life, but now reveals most of the Brood did not
even fight back as they were slaughtered despite their power. Garr wonders why to this day, and believes
his life is still forfeit to Ryu, asking to be allowed to live until he learns more. To the side, a dark energy claims it was their
power that called out to Ryu here, and confronts them, not approving of Ryu allowing Garr to
live, and revealing itself to be a vengeful dragon zombie. It scoffs as Garr explains he is taking Ryu
to see his God and learn if the Dragon war was justified. Another voice urges Ryu not to give into hate,
and the zombie hears this voice too, angered at the interference and attacking the duo. Defeating the ghoul, it compresses into a
malevolent dark orb that Ryu claims the power of, and suddenly a light shines out and a
winged woman speaks to them that the Zombie was no dragon. It points to Ryu as a true Dragon, before
turning into an orb as well, and Ryu absorbs her warm energy too. Not sure what that was all about, the pair
head out and down the mountain, as Ryu is stressed to learn he had no control when in
dragon form and once again has killed many people over the years. On the road back to his home village, the
pair are attacked by a fearsome weretiger, but strangely it escapes when Ryu beats it
back. Back in McNeil, it turns out Mayor McNeil
is under investigation of corruption, and checking on his old home, Ryu is shocked to
see Rei again. Not only is he alive after all, but an equally
surprised Rei mentions he was also the weretiger they just fought, impressed at Ryu's strength. Rei adds he's been laying low and keeping
an eye on the black market, tracking down and attacking those who tried to kill them
all those years ago. He's glad Ryu's alive but admits he cannot
stop now, still hungry for revenge, for him and Teepo. Shortly after, McNeil is arrested and taken
away by Wyndia soldiers as well as Nina, who is shocked to see both Garr and Ryu again. Garr is able to offer information on the gang
Nina is cracking down on, and together they all travel to Sin City, only to find Rei has
just violently assaulted the town and the criminals within, seeking to kill the current
boss. They follow his trail of blood to catch him
cornering the Don and slashing him, but it turns out the Don is actually a powerful demon
in disguise. Helping Rei cut down the fiend, the Don reveals
Ryu already killed Balio and Sunder years ago, so Rei is chasing a ghost. Rei is surprised to hear this, and admits
that he sees now he's just been running around wildly killing with no real point. He then questions why the Brood, Ryu included,
wields such massive power to begin with, and Garr says they are going to Angel Tower to
ask the same question to his God who wanted the Brood exterminated. Along the way, Nina asks for their help in
resolving an issue at the Chrysm plant, and they arrive to find Momo helping maintain
the machinery there still. She explains Palet has gone missing, mutants
are now reappearing, and the chrysm reactor is on the verge of overloading. Picking up Peco near the legendary tree Yggdrasil,
they investigate the plant, finding a hidden research lab underground and something called
Project AA. It turns out there are live experiments involving
mutants going on, and further in, Palet is found to be working on a process to revive
his dead mother. Momo correctly deduces Palet is actually responsible
for the creation of the mutants in the first place, and while the director admits this,
he adds it was her father Repsol who actually built this machine and facility for the purpose
of bringing back his dead wife. Repsol even figured out how to mix sap from
Yggdrasil with chrysm energy to make the crucial elixir for the process, yet a pang of ethics
caused him to stop the experiment. Palet was just picking up where he left off,
and intending to protect the experiment, drinks some pure essence of the Yggdrasil tree and
transforms into a giant monster. As the group cuts him down, they also cut
the switch to his mother, allowing her to rest in peace. As they leave, Nina thanks Momo for her help,
and Momo is glad her father had more sense than to try and resurrect the dead. As Momo chooses to stay with the group as
they head east, Nina makes her report about her business with the plant, however, Rei
is outed as a friend to Ryu, who is still accused of kidnapping the princess when they
were kids. Nina tries to explain Ryu is a good person
and there is a misunderstanding, but refusing to listen, the king and queen demand their
arrest anyway. Fortunately, Honey leads them to a strange
device that teleports them outside, where they all regroup and arrive at Angel Tower. Once there, Garr explains that when all Guardians
have completed their duty, Guardians are allowed to meet with their God, where usually they
return the power bestowed to them and are turned to stone. However, as he prays, Garr is told God will
not come by the woman in the blue barrier. She tells them if they want to meet God, then
they must release her, and Garr recognizes her as Deis. Learning an older Guardian named Gaist has
a key they need, Gaist advises Garr to run away like he did if he also harbors doubt
against God. Gaist mentions the world thinks the Brood
started the war, but reveals they didn't, nor did they fight back when the Guardians
were hunting them, causing him to become disillusioned before Garr did, so he knows where he's coming
from. Testing Ryu's will through battle, the dragon
warrior wins the duel, which also breaks the barrier tied to Gaist's life. Content to have his life taken by the Brood
after the hundreds of Brood lives he took, Gaist says the power God fears may be Ryu's
ability to make friends of foes, satisfied as he passes away to dust. Returning to Angel Tower, they release Deis,
who wakes up and sucker punches Garr for being bound for 500 years. Still, she presumes they are now ready to
hear what she has to say, meeting them at a volcano nearby, where she regains more of
her power and her true, serpentine form. She is not yet strong enough to take them
to God right now by herself, but she can show them the way, opening Ryu's inner eye to allow
him to see the path as well. A ball of light called prana, also called
the Eye of God will guide him, as it points to somewhere far north beyond the sea. Helping an old friend with repairs to his
ship thanks to Momo's mechanical engineering expertise, the favor is paid back as the group
is ferried to their next destination, however their small ship cannot handle the rough outer
ocean tides. Seeking the Legendary Mariner the group makes
some legendary shisu so good it makes grown men cry with national pride and race through
treacherous shallows to meet the legend himself, but unfortunately he is just a legend. All the same, he tells them to seek out the
Black Ship, which is a transport ship that is built for large ocean travel, but is also
fully automated, and will return to its point of origin across the sea. Finding and ramming the vessel in order to
board it, the group navigates the maze of machines inside as Momo is able to figure
out the advanced controls just as Ryu's prana continues to light the way. Letting the ship run its automated course,
the group passes the time until after several days the ship docks and the group finds themselves
in a strange new land. What they find are automated machines that
handle most of the tasks alongside placid people who carry on almost as lifelessly as
the machines. The group pensively reflects on their own
motivations so far, but Momo is the most excited to potentially learn where all the machines
they use actually come from. Exploring the lost shore, they find a strange
building with a rotating dish on top, finding a similar teleportation device like the one
underneath Wyndia castle. Activating it with a laser mechanism, they
take the portal to another relay station, and are shocked to find it leads them right
back to Urkan. Though they are right back where they started,
Momo theorizes the portals are relics from the ancient times of God, thinking God must
somehow be connected to the advanced machines they use, and it's possible there may be a
portal straight to God. Re-aligning the relay transmitter, they travel
to a remote village called Dragnier, only to find all the inhabitants are actually Brood
like Ryu. To Garr, they explain they gave up their powers
and fled during the Great War, but have been waiting for this moment, calling Ryu the Dragon
Prince. Elaborating, during the war when they were
about to all be wiped out, in order to survive, the Brood either gave up their powers and
fled from the Guardians, or buried themselves deep underground and hid. The ones underground would produce children
and then sleep, waiting for when the Brood could emerge once again. They offer to tell Ryu more about the goddess
he seeks and their enemy, Myria, urging him to awaken his true power and confront the
goddess. To the side, Momo points out a portal here
means this village has been around since the Techno Age, as they also learn the dragon
statue common across the land used to be called Ladon the dragon god, but is now referred
to as the god of travelers. Naturally, the folk here do not trust a Guardian
like Garr, as the eldest of them, one who was actually there during the war, still lingers
and invites them to talk. Meeting the elder, Jono, he tells Ryu the
history of his people, since even before the Great War, and refers to a mural nearby. With each age, a warrior appears among the
Brood, and alongside allies, clash against the evil named Myria who has appeared as a
mortal and other times a devil. Now, she is the god of the Urkans and the
one they seek for answers, as the elder adds he does not personally hate the Guardians
despite what they have done. Continuing, he states the Brood and Myria
have battled for ages, and its true the power of the Brood threatened the world, but the
reason they lost the war was the choice not to use their power, as the force of their
full might was more a danger to the world than the war. However, it's not like the dragons were fighting
for any particularly noble or vile reasons, but regardless, his time has come to bequeath
the power of the Brood to Ryu. Prepared to die, Jono informs Ryu that in
order to receive the hidden essence, Ryu must strike him down with all of his might, and
only then will his training be complete. Edging out a win, Ryu proves himself worthy,
as Jono fades away to leave behind an orb that is absorbed by Ryu. Stronger than before, Ryu is then told to
head north through the Desert of Death, and powered up for more he does not look back
as he does whatever he can to make sure the group makes it to the distant oasis together. As Nina recovers from heat stroke and everyone
recuperates, they hear of nearby ruins called Caer Xhen and visit it to find it full of
robots as well, including some that look like Honey. Marveling at the advanced technology that
is still operational, they discover a lift to Myria Station, the same name as God, and
find it takes them high into the sky to an orbital station. Fending off the resident monsters, they arrive
in a luscious green field indoors, where there is the man in purple from Ryu's visions already
there, who welcomes Ryu by name. Turning, he adds he already knows Ryu is Brood
and is unsurprised at his eventual arrival. Rei is shocked to recognize the young man
as Teepo and overcome with relief to see him alive, but Teepo cuts him off to focus on
Ryu. He states he can answer all of his questions,
and begins by explaining after they were separated, he learned he too was Brood with a dragon
transformation. Like Ryu, he experienced a long and bloody
trail of pain and death to both the deserving and the innocent and realized along the way
the power of the Brood causes too much conflict, chaos and collateral damage to the world. He clarifies he is not here to kill Ryu, as
the Goddess also feels there is only a threat if the Brood are left unchecked and uncontrolled. Rather, he insists Ryu stay here with him
and Myria, and sends him away to a manifestation of his mind where he can not only dive inside
his own heart but also connect to the hearts of his friends as well. For Nina, she was happiest just being herself
in the group, out from the shadow of her mother who would pressure her to contain herself
and mind her status as a princess, but there is the lingering guilt of the self-indulgent
lifestyle. For Rei, he is torn between having a unique
power that pales in comparison to the Brood, yet knowing he lacks the means to use the
power responsibly. For Momo, she walks a path first tread by
her father, and the weight of the issues of God and World feel a bit over her head, especially
since she is more interested in the lost technology age. Garr is still undergoing a crisis of faith,
wondering if obeying God's orders was saving the world or not. Surprisingly, Peco appears before Ryu as well,
not only articulating clearly, but revealing he's been observing Ryu this whole time, reassuring
him to stay the course and do what he feels is right. Finally, Ryu comes face to face with his own
self-reflection, who comments that if one has the power to change the world, then they
should take responsibility for the world as well. It insists Myria is the only one able to carry
that burden and Ryu should surrender himself to her, but refusing, Ryu walks past his image
only to run into Teepo, who is surprised to learn Peco is actually the legendary Yggdrasil. Regardless, Teepo urges him to see for himself
how his companions are just thinking of themselves and their small selfish desires, and Myria
is the only one worthy of their might. When Ryu refuses again, Teepo tries to strip
Ryu of his Brood power without killing him, but when this fails, sees no other choice
but to take down his old childhood friend. As Teepo assumes a powerful dark dragon form,
Ryu and the group defeat him, though he shoots back Myria is right and all the Brood know
how to do is use their power to fight. As he dies, he admits all he wanted was to
be with Rei and Ryu again, leaving behind a means for the group to proceed. Finding another underground lab filled with
various powerful or unusual specimens, Honey is somehow able to grant them access past
some high level security here. Beyond, they are greeted by a hologram who
says Myria is just ahead. It also adds that before Myria arrived, the
world was dying, as desertification was overtaking the land and life was being sucked out by
its inhabitants. Seeing this, Myria divided the world in half,
one being the Desert of Death where they are now, and the other being the land they just
came from, overflowing with life. Myria divided the two lands by the wide outer
sea, to protect life from the desert, and safeguarded this measure by controlling access
to technology and restricting development of newer or potentially dangerous technology. Myria would also maintain control through
chrysm energy, which are the fossils of living beings altered by her power, in order to give
the world magical energy. At long last the group is greeted by the goddess
herself, and Garr wastes no time posing his question to her. Strangely, Myria does not directly answer
the question, instead pointing out how she uses what little strength she has to save
the rest of the world, opting to erase the group's memories and removing them from the
scene entirely. However, after banishing all but Ryu, Peco
returns them all safely with his own power, reminding Myria he is Yggdrasil, and warning
her not to underestimate them. She then leaves it up to Ryu how to proceed
next, asking him to make a choice to either give up his power and allow the world to continue
as it has under her protection, or challenge fate with his power that is too large for
her world like the other Brood. Remembering his friends, Teepo and his own
values, Ryu chooses to make his own path, and Myria warns him that to go against her
is to go against the whole world. Though, Peco counters what this really means
is that life has outgrown the cage she has made, and there is more to life than just
surviving. Seeing no other choice, Myria reluctantly
declares her intent to kill Ryu for the sake of her world, and defying the goddess, Ryu,
Nina, Rei, Momo, Garr and Peco stand their ground and strike down her ascended form and
fury. As the group prevails, Garr hopes they did
the right thing, revealing his life ends alongside the goddess, urging them to flee the now-collapsing
facility, as he enters the Stone Sleep. Myria reverts to normal, lamenting the loss
of the world she made, calling out to any other god to answer how she could have done
better by the Brood or the world. To her surprise, Deis, her sister, appears
to say enough is enough, the world has outgrown its need for her protection, and she made
a bad call to exterminate the Brood selfishly. Though, she adds the children of the world
will be just fine on their own, accompanying her sister in her final moments as the group
narrowly escapes the destruction. As they now walk the desert, the open expanse
is no longer under the grip of an overprotective goddess, as they look forward to an unshackled
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