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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]]''. |
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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* [[Absent Aliens]]: The closest thing we have to real aliens are a bunch of psychic Navajo expies who border on ''Homo Novus''. It runs into [[Human Aliens]] with Ma-Ger and Tarak, the inhabitants think the people on the other planets are evil aliens, when they're really just male and female humans trying their damnedest to be [[One-Gender Race|One Gender Races]] with genetic engineering. |
* [[Absent Aliens]]: The closest thing we have to real aliens are a bunch of psychic Navajo expies who border on ''Homo Novus''. It runs into [[Human Aliens]] with Ma-Ger and Tarak, the inhabitants think the people on the other planets are evil aliens, when they're really just male and female humans trying their damnedest to be [[One-Gender Race|One Gender Races]] with genetic engineering. |
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