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Over time, the three men and the enormous gang of women come to an understanding, and they work together to unravel the bigger mysteries of the universe, like the origin of their robotic enemies and the fate of the other human colonies. A very funny and enjoyable dose of ''[[Martian Successor Nadesico]]'' meets ''[[Love Hina]]'' meets ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''.
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* [[Hot Shounen Mom]] (Ezra, once she gives birth anyway)
* [[Huge Guy, Tiny Girl]] (Duero and Parfait. Oddly makes the whole pairing cuter)
* [[Humans Are
* [[Human Resources]] (The Harvester fleets)
* [[Humongous Mecha]]
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** Jura, for all her attempts to combine with Hibiki and trying to have a kid with him, is quite obviously gay for Barnette.
*** The two live together, spend most of their time together and when Jura first starts going on about having a baby, Barnette thinks she means -with her-. Yeah...I think they're a couple.
*** ...''With an open relationship''. At the series' end, it's shown that Jura has become just as male-obsessed as Dita (she asks the departing guys to bring back
* [[Space Opera]]
* [[Space Mines]]
* [[Space Pirates]]: Pretty much the entire crew of the Nirvana, although they don't do it very much after the first episode. Rabat seems to play it straighter.
* [[Spaceship Girl|Spaceship
* [[Sterility Plague]]: The heroes come across a planet in the second season which had this done to them by {{spoiler|Earth.}} Needless to say, they cure it.
* [[The Stoic]] (Meia and Duero)
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