Larva (TV series)

Larva (also known as Larvae) is a South Korean 3D computer-animated show made by TUBA Entertainment in Seoul, South Korea.[1] Its two main characters are two creatures who never speak, although they do make expressive sounds. The cartoon exists in their small world where miniature adventures occur.

Larva
Also known asLarvae
Genre
Created byTUBAn Co., Ltd
Directed byJoo-gong Maeng
Voices ofBum-ki Hong
ComposerGreat Park
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languagesKorean
English
No. of seasons3 (+ 2 standalone series and 2 films)
No. of episodes312
Production
Executive producersSungjai Ahn
Eugene Kang
Producers
  • Ki-tae Kim
  • Ji-na Kim
  • Sang-koo Lee
  • Sean Song
  • Alex Sung
  • Catherine Yoon
EditorsByuong-wook Ahn
Yoon-hee Jong
Running time2-3 minutes
Production companiesTUBA Entertainment
TUBAn (Season 3)
Release
Original network
Original release26 March 2011 (2011-03-26) 
May 4, 2023 (2023-05-04)

Characters

Main

  • Yellow - a happy-go-lucky yellow-colored ottoia who has a contentious friendship with Red. Although usually he obeys Red, he loses his mind in front of food. He changes color from yellow to brown and he grows dark green shades around his mouth when feeling extreme emotions.
  • Red – a hot-tempered and greedy red-colored Ikaria wariootia. Red has tried to steal Yellow's love interest, Pink, but he always ends up alone. He shrieks, shouts and screams when in anger, fear, frustration and in a horrible panic.[2]

Recurring

  • Violet – An oversized Metaspriggina. He has an exposed inner body and roar, showing his sharp teeth.
  • Brown – An anthropomorphic Agnostida that gathers dung. To him, dung is a treasure, though it makes his breath stink. He hates it when other insects touch his dungball. He has a long strand of hair on his right cheek.
  • Black – A horned Aegirocassis that has great strength and is usually punching a cocoon (which he uses as punching bag). He's aggressive and will beat up whoever he thinks is messing with him. In "Black’s Back" he turns out to be a slug wearing beetle armor.
  • Rainbow – A lazy Helcionellid with a red and green shell. When in his shell, he moves slowly, but under that, he has a muscular human-like body and can function as humans do.
  • Pink – A pink-colored Amiskwia with two antennae. She loves Yellow and Yellow loves her as well, but her presence often causes conflict between him and Red, who has a one-sided crush on her. She hides a great strength behind her cute, beautiful face.
  • Ivory - A Diania with brown skin, Ivory has a very thin body with brown skin color. He has black eyes and darker colored areas by his eyelids. He has 2 antennae and little pink studs on. His girlfriend is Cocoa.

Minor

  • Blue – A housefly that has numerous smells. Nobody can get close because of his repugnant smell. He often feels gloomy and lonely because nobody can approach him.
  • Navy – A deep-sea fish appears when the sewerage is sunk. He appeared as a goldfish. When Red and Yellow threw him into a sardine can full of warm water, he changed into a deep-sea fish which is often seen whenever the sewer floods. He has a good enough appetite to eat up the caterpillars and other insects.
  • Venus flytrap – A Ernietta which eats up anything on the ground. In season 1, he is an enemy to all insects because he tries to swallow the other insects when he encounters them. But he is weaker than Violet. He appears to have a menacing set of teeth.
  • Green – A frog which often appears in the sewer, is sensitive, and tries to monopolize all power by eating insects and larvae. He is several times bigger than other normal frogs. He escaped from the sewer and went into the house where Red and Yellow lived in season 2. In season 3, he lives on the streets along with Grey & the Silvers.
  • Bee – A honey bee which collects honey. She stings when someone touches the honey that she collected or makes her angry.
  • Maroon – A Pakicetus who wears a blue and yellow sweater, appearing in season 2. He attacks when he sees moving things. He buries his valued bones in the ground and is quite temperamental. In "Whistle", he does certain things when he hears certain whistling.
  • Prussian – A blue parrot which appears in season 2. He observes other friends and gives a sardonic laugh before attacking. He is also a predator to the caterpillars. "Nanta" revealed that he used to live in the Amazon rainforest as a hatchling.
  • Prism – A Petrolacosaurus which appears intermittently in various areas of season 2, such as the living room, bathroom, rooftop, and even bedroom; he suddenly appears and attacks Red and Yellow without reason.[2]
  • Ephemera – A mayfly who appears in the titular episode. Red has a crush on her, but she dies quickly due to the lifespan of an average mayfly.
  • Bomber bug – A Maotianoascus which bombed Yellow, Red, and Brown in the episode "Bomb Bug" in Season 2. He has the ability to bomb a place with acid which comes out from his bottom. He usually does that when he's angry, sad, or feeling disgusted.
  • Grey – A rat that appears in season 3. He is an enemy to all caterpillars in this season.
  • Silvers – A bird duo using food scraps (a banana peel and a carved-out half watermelon) to protect their super reflective heads from the sun, they are enemies of the larvae. Each bird communicates with one word, "Yah" for the bird wearing the banana peel, and "Huh" for the bird wearing the carved out watermelon. These birds only appear in Season 3.
  • Cocoa - A worm that is Ivory's girlfriend.
  • Mite - A baby mite who Yellow initially adopts, but turns out to parasitically prey on Yellow and the others. Then Yellow leaves it in a zoo.
  • Mud - A Hurdia. They live underground under the sands and can slap each other with their fins.
  • Booby - A Pelagornis bird. He met the larvae when they landed on his island.
  • Mango - A Amiskwia Red has fallen in love with. When she first meets Red, she couples with him. When Red and Yellow escaped the island, she knew she had to leave her home to find her boyfriend.
  • Chuck (voiced by Eddy Lee) - A human. He is the first character who can speak properly, although previously other characters occasionally spoke on occasion if it fits the scene.
  • Clara - A seal that Red and Yellow befriended. She is playful and charming and has the same name as Chuck's girlfriend.
  • Whale - A Aegirocassis who appears in season 4.
  • Crabsformer - A crab that accidentally ate an unknown object that turned him into a robotic crab. He has a crush on a lady crab, however, she and the other crabs are scared of his powers. This character appears in season 4.
  • Malt - A dark grey tabby & the assistant of the bald bug capturing scientist who plans to use the captured bugs for his invention that uses bugs to create a hair-growth solution to restore his hair. He first debuts in Larva Pendant.
  • Magenta - A young magenta-colored Amiskwia who was born in season 5, where she would find care with Yellow and Red, who grew to care for the newborn. Eventually, she would metamorphose into a pink honey bee.
  • Big Brown - A easygoing Kimberella who is often seen meditating. He appears in season 5. He rarely gets upset and is a very good sensei, but he will stand up for his friends, should the need arise.
  • Grizzly - A lepidopteran, that is as sneaky as he is greedy, can be invisible, and blind others with his smoke should his cover be blown. Despite this greed, he can protect others should push come to shove, and he has fallen in love with one of the bees that work in the hive. He appears in season 5.
  • Mauve - An Ctenophora who is very protective of her little one, Tan. She may be fierce should anyone hurt her little one, but she means well, and while they got off on a rocky start she starts to think of Yellow, Red, and Magenta as friends. She would appear in season 5.
  • Tan - Muave's hatchling who became friends with Magenta, and like her, he would grow as well he would appear in season 5.

Production

Larva was launched by TUBA Entertainment in 2011, with adult viewers in mind. The producers aimed to create a cartoon that could appeal to an audience of a wide age scale. It debuted on the national channel, KBS and on cable television with short, 90-second episodes. The series quickly became popular, and as of September 2015 was sold to more than 40 countries, including Canal Plus in France, as well as merchandising contracts taking place in Taiwan, Germany, Turkey and Chile, among others. The creators earned 1 million dollars in royalties in the first three months of launching related merchandise, including toys and stationery products.[1][3]

Episode list

Series overview

SeasonEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast airedNetwork
110426 March 2011 (2011-03-26)24 September 2011 (2011-09-24)Netflix
2525 January 2012 (2012-01-05)3 August 2012 (2012-08-03)Tuba Entertainment Co.
310417 October 2014 (2014-10-17)7 September 2015 (2015-09-07)
42619 October 2018 (2018-10-19)1 March 2019 (2019-03-01)
Larva-Coaster17 September 2019 (2019-09-17)
5264 May 2023 (2023-05-04)TBA
Shorts47 June 2013 (2013-06-07)8 August 2013 (2013-08-08)

Season 1 - Grate (2011)

No. in
series
No. in
season
Original air dateTitleStoryboarded by
1 1 26 MarchIce CreamJoo-gong, Maeng
2 MosquitoJoo-gong, Maeng
3 Dancing in the RainJoo-gong, Maeng
4 MushroomTea-sik, Shin
5 2 2 AprilGum 1Joo-gong, Maeng
6 Ice RoadJoo-gong, Maeng
7 StrawByoung-wook, Ahn
8 Insectivorous PlantByoung-wook, Ahn
9 3 9 AprilSnailJoo-gong, Maeng
10 SnoringByoung-wook, Ahn
11 PopcornByoung-wook, Ahn
12 AquariumByoung-wook, Ahn
Dea-bum, Kim
13 4 23 AprilHamJoo-gong, Maeng
14 PsychicByoung-wook, Ahn
15 FlyByoung-wook, Ahn
16 SpaghettiDea-bum, Kim
17 5 30 AprilAirformByoung-wook, Ahn
18 Cocoon 1Byoung-wook, Ahn
19 Cocoon 2Byoung-wook, Ahn
20 PudingDea-bum, Kim
21 6 7 MayWatermelonDea-bum, Kim
22 UFODea-bum, Kim
23 FishingDea-bum, Kim
24 Out of BodyDea-bum, Kim
25 7 14 MayHot SpringDea-bum, Kim
26 Hide and SeekByoung-wook, Ahn
27 EarthquakeByoung-wook, Ahn
28 Hair-growth SolutionDea-bum, Kim
29 8 21 MayFlood 1Byoung-wook, Ahn
30 SwampDea-bum, Kim
31 WalnutDea-bum, Kim
32 SodaDea-bum, Kim
33 9 28 MayFrogDea-bum, Kim
Byoung-wook, Ahn
34 Typhoon 1Byoung-wook, Ahn
35 CavityDea-bum, Kim
36 CointossByoung-wook, Ahn
37 10 4 JuneConcertByoung-wook, Ahn
Dea-bum, Kim
38 Snowball FightByoung-wook, Ahn
39 Flood 2Byoung-wook, Ahn
40 AntDea-bum, Kim
41 11 11 JuneStomachacheDea-bum, Kim
42 MummyByoung-wook, Ahn
43 Bee 1Byoung-wook, Ahn
44 BalloonByoung-wook, Ahn
45 12 18 JuneLoveDea-bum, Kim
46 SpringByoung-wook, Ahn
47 ChristmasDea-bum, Kim
48 Yellow-terminatorJoo-gong, Maeng
49 13 25 JuneThe CementDea-bum, Kim
50 Larvatar 1Byoung-wook, Ahn
51 Hip HopDea-bum, Kim
Byoung-wook, Ahn
52 SnotJoo-gong, Maeng
53 14 2 JulyHailingMin-seong, Kang
54 PitByoung-wook, Ahn
55 Gum2Byoung-wook, Ahn
56 RainingByoung-wook, Ahn
57 15 9 JulyGloveByoung-wook, Ahn
58 LaughingByoung-wook, Ahn
59 Eye InfectionDea-bum, Kim
60 MissingDea-bum, Kim
61 16 16 JulyWigDea-bum, Kim
62 VampireDea-bum, Kim
63 ClockMin-seong, Kang
64 Staring ContestByoung-wook, Ahn
65 17 23 JulyPerfumeMin-seong, Kang
66 Super GlueDea-bum, Kim
67 SwingDea-bum, Kim
68 Growing a PlantDea-bum, Kim
69 18 30 JulyBee 2Byoung-wook, Ahn
70 Scary NightByoung-wook, Ahn
71 RopeDea-bum, Kim
72 SpiderMin-seong, Kang
73 19 6 AugustSuper LiquidDea-bum, Kim
74 NightmareJoo-gong, Maeng
75 Chick 1Byoung-wook, Ahn
76 Chick 2Byoung-wook, Ahn
77 20 13 AugustFartingMin-seong, Kang
78 Secret of SnailByoung-wook, Ahn
Dea-bum, Kim
Min-seong, Kang
79 HandDea-bum, Kim
80 BottleDea-bum, Kim
Byoung-wook, Ahn
81 21 20 AugustMoonlight WaltzByoung-wook, Ahn
82 Hair-growth Solution 2Dea-bum, Kim
83 MantisMin-seong, Kang
84 Typhoon 2Byoung-wook, Ahn
85 22 27 AugustChili ShowDea-bum, Kim
86 AlienMin-seong, Kahn
87 GrapeDea-bum, Kim
88 Quick SandMin-seong, Kang
89 23 3 SeptemberLarvatar 2Min-seong, Kang
90 Toy CarDea-bum, Kim
91 Love Love Love 1Byoung-wook, Ahn
92 Love Love Love 2Byoung-wook, Ahn
93 24 10 SeptemberSwan LakeByoung-wook, Ahn
94 Electronic ShockDea-bum, Kim
95 WhistleMin-seong, Kang
96 DivingByoung-wook, Ahn
97 25 17 SeptemberFireMin-seong, Kang
98 BalanceDea-bum, Kim
99 Water ShowMin-seong, Kang
100 Flying YellowByoung-wook, Ahn
101 26 24 SeptemberShort Arm OctopusDea-bum, Kim
102 Wild Wild World 1Joo-gong, Maeng
103 Wild Wild World 2Joo-gong, Maeng
104 Wild Wild World 3Joo-gong, Maeng

Season 2 - House (2012)

No. in
series
No. in
season
Original air dateTitleStoryboarded by
1 1 January 5Welcome Larva!Min-seong Kang
2 Soap Bubbles
3 2 January 12RobotHun-min Jang
4 Brown's Back!Seung-ik Ahn
5 3 January 19Stop, Freeze!Woo-seong Jung
6 UpstandingByoung-wook Ahn
7 4 January 26Ski JumpMin-seong Kang
8 Black's Back
9 5 February 2Man Date
10 TomatoByoung-wook Ahn
11 6 February 9Make-upSeung-ik Ahn
12 GumByoung-wook Ahn
13 7 February 16SneezeMin-u Kim and Byoung-wook Ahn
14 Foolish Mushroon
15 8 February 23Magic JarMin-seong Kang
16 RouletteByoung-wook Ahn
17 9 March 9Ping-Pong
18 Spider-LarvaMin-seong Kang
19 10 March 16Bug Bomb
20 Hi Pink!Byoung-wook Ahn
21 11 March 23Spinner
22 Speaker Dance
23 12 March 30Limbs
24 Bath
25 13 April 6Genius YellowMin-seong Kang
26 Hi Violet!Hun-min Jang
27 14 April 20DietByoung-wook Ahn
28 FanHun-min Jang
29 15 May 11SweatMin-seong Kang
30 Whistle (1)
31 16 May 18NightmareJi-yeon Kim
32 ToiletHun-min Jang and Byoung-wook Ahn
33 17 May 25Yellow ChickenJoo-jae Beom
34 Fortune CookieSeung-ik Ahn
35–36 18 June 1Mayfly (1&2)Min-seong Kang
37 19 June 8IceKang-heon Ahn
38 Lar-vengersHun-min Jang
39 20 June 15Once Upon a TimeMin-seong Kang
40 OperaByoung-wook Ahn
41 21 June 22Hide & SeekJoo-gong Maeng
42 Larva CarByoung-wook Ahn
43 22 June 29Wild RedMin-seong Kang and Ji-yeon Kim
44 BeanstalksMin-seong Kang and Byoung-wook Ahn
45 23 July 6Whistle (2)Min-u Kim
46 Golden BrownMin-seong Kang
47 24 July 13FrogByoung-wook Ahn
48 Flower Farts
49 25 July 20CocoonMin-seong Kang and Byoung-wook Ahn
50 NantaJoo-gong Maeng
51 26 July 27Wild Wild Wild World 1Byoung-wook Ahn
52 Wild Wild Wild World 2Joo-gong Maeng

Season 3 - New York (2014-15)

No.Original air dateTitleStoryboarded by
1 October 17DonutJee-hyun Kim
2 October 17FlareByoung-wook Ahn
3 October 24Box
4 October 24TyphoonTae-wook Koh
5 October 31FireplugByoung-wook Ahn
6 October 31LemonJee-hyun Kim
7 November 7Gum FartMin-seong Kang
8 November 7ShadeJi-yeon Kim
9 November 14IceJee-hyun Kim
10 November 14StreamMi-seon An and Min-seong Kang
11 November 21BasketballTae-wook Koh
12 November 21TickleJi-yeon Kim
13 November 28HiccupByoung-wook Ahn and Min-seong Kang
14 November 28Mouse
15 December 5Garlic 1Mi-seon An
16 December 5Garlic 2
17 December 12Wheel
18 December 12MagnetSeung-hun Kim
19 December 19Stick Insect
20 December 19Oil
21 December 26Double Eyelids 1Tae-wook Koh
22 December 26Double Eyelids 2Tae-wook Koh
23 January 2Thunder RedJi-yeon Kim
24 January 2CementJee-hyun Kim
25 January 9The ChaserJi-yeon Kim
26 January 9WrapYe-ri Kim
27 January 16The SilverMi-seon An
28 January 16ArkJi-yeon Kim and Jee-hyun Kim
29 January 23MiteTae-wook Koh
30 January 23Cancan
31 January 29Pink's SecretMin-seong Kang
32 January 29MassageJee-hyun Kim
33 February 5LoyaltyTae-wook Koh
34 February 5Kung Fu
35 Febeuary 12Pipe
36 February 12TagJi-yeon Kim
37 February 19Cup NoodleMin-seong Kang
38 February 19Untidy SleeperSeung-hun Kim
39 February 26SushiJee-hyun Kim
40 February 26Breath
41 March 5Tower StackJi-yeon Kim
42 March 5Tough GuyJee-hyun Kim
43 March 12ShowdownTae-wook Koh
44 March 12Dance Battle
45 March 19BoogerJee-hyun Kim
46 March 19Detective 1Tae-wook Koh
47 March 26Detective 2Tae-wook Koh
48 March 26Yellow's SecretYe-ri Kim and Jee-hyun Kim
49 April 2StrawSeung-hun Kim
50 April 2Confetti PoppersTae-wook Koh
51 April 9RainJee-hyun Kim
52 April 9A Day in the Life of LarvaMi-seon An
53 April 16WiperBo-ri Lee and Min-seong Kang
54 April 16Street LarvaTae-wook Koh
55 April 23Yellow's Revenge 1Seung-hun Kim
56 April 23Yellow's Revenge 2Seung-hun Kim
57 April 30Snowball FightByoung-wook Ahn and Tae-wook Koh
58 April 30Life of a RatMin-seong Kang
59 May 7Fighter in the WindSeung-hun Kim
60 May 7Larva of the RingsJee-hyun Kim
61 May 14Flash Light
62 May 14GlueMi-seon An
63–69 May 21 (1-2), May 28 (3-4), June 4 (5-6), June 11 (7)Larva Rangers (1–7)Byoung-wook Ahn, Tae-wook Koh, and Seung-hun Kim
70 June 11FeelersSeung-hun Kim
71 June 18Fashion ShowMi-seon An and Jee-hyun Kim
72 June 18Red, a Budding ComedianMi-seon An
73–75 June 25 (1-2), July 2 (3)Insect Killer (1–3)Ji-yeon Kim; Seung-hun Kim (Part 3 only)
76 July 2GloveMi-seon An
77 July 9TroublemakerTae-wook Koh
78 July 9Sea BattleJee-hyun Kim
79 July 16Rubber BallYe-ri Kim and Jee-hyun Kim
80 July 16DizzinessMi-seon An and Jee-hyun Kim
81 July 23Pitapat 1rowspan="2"Jee-hyun Kim
82 July 23Pitapat 2
83 July 30MarathonJi-yeon Kim
84 July 30TeaTae-wook Koh
85 August 6FloodMin-seong Kang
86–89 August 6 (1), August 13 (2-3), August 20 (4)New Friend (1–4)Jee-hyun Kim
90 August 20UmbrellaBeop-seo Koo and Seung-hun Kim
91 August 27CheeseMin-seong Kang
92 August 27Distress 1rowspan="2"Jee-hyun Kim
93 August 3Distress 2
94 August 3An Out-of-Body ExperienceSeung-Hun Kim
95 August 10MinicarHyo-bin Kang and Jee-hyun Kim
96 August 10One-sided Love 1Taek-woo Koh
97 August 17Onse-sided Love 2
98 August 17Roll a Dung!Mi-seon An
99 August 24LarvartaSeung-hun Kim
100 August 24BobsleighJee-hyun Kim, Seung-hun Kim, and Tae-wook Koh
101 August 31ChristmasJoo-gong Maeng and Min-seong Kang
102 August 31As Time Goes BySeung-hun Kim
103 September 7Goodbye New York 1Byoung-wook Ahn
104 September 7Goodbye New York 2

Season 1 (2018)

No. in
series
No. in
season
Original air dateTitleStoryboarded by
1 1 October 19MangoKim Jee-hyun
2 2 October 19Mango 2Kim Jee-hyun
3 3 October 19Larva IslandAhn Byoung-wook / Kim Seung-hun
Lee Sang-seon
4 4 October 19ChuckKang Min-seong / Lee Sang-seon
5 5 October 19ClaraKim Seung-hun
6 6 October 19CrabsformerKim Seung-hun / Kim Jee-hyun
7 7 October 19FishingKim Jee-hyun / Kim Seung-hun
8 8 October 19PendantKim Jee-hyun
9 9 October 19Lala IslandKim Jee-hyun
10 10 October 19Master ChefKoh Tae-wook
11 11 October 19FarmingKim Seung-hun
12 12 October 19PirateKim Seung-hun / Jeong Mi-rin
Kim Jee-hyun
13 13 October 19ChangeJeong Mi-rin / Koh Tae-wook

Season 2 (2019)

No. in
series
No. in
season
Original air dateTitleStoryboarded by
14 1 March 1MazeKim Seung-hun
15 2 March 1FireKim Seung-hun / Jeong Mi-rin
Koh Tae-wook / Lee Sang-seon
16 3 March 1Beach VolleyballKim Pil-sung
17 4 March 1Larva Rangers 1Koh Tae-wook
18 5 March 1Larva Rangers 2Koh Tae-wook, Kim Seung-hun
19 6 March 1A Lucky DayKim Pil-sung, Koh Tae-wook
20 7 March 1Crabsformer 2Koh Tae-wook, Jeong Mi-rin
21 8 March 1Booby's LoveKim Pil-sung
22 9 March 1Mango's ParentsKoh Tae-wook
23 10 March 1IcebergJerong Mi-rin / Koh Tae-wook
Kim Seung-hun
24 11 March 1StormKim Pil-sung
25 12 March 1EscapeKim Seung-hun
26 13 March 1DriftJeong Mi-rin

The Larva Island Movie

The Larva Island Movie is an animated Netflix film that serves as the canonical finale to the Larva franchise (until Larva Family). The film focuses on Chuck, who has returned to civilization long after the events of "Drift", telling the events of the final season to a reporter named Grace. The film was released in July 23, 2020.

Larva Pendant

Larva Pendant is 2022 animated 33-minute special that is set between the fourth season and The Larva Island Movie. Larva Pendant explains how Red and Yellow returned to the sewer, as they were seen coming out of there can in the final scene of previous film without an initial explanation after the events of "Drift". The short film was released May 25, 2022.

Reception

Emily Ashby from the organization Common Sense Media rated Larva three stars. She praised the show for showing the perspective of Red and Yellow, stating "because the characters are the size of worms, everything around them is larger than life, and that perspective is always fun to see in action."[4] Issac Butler of Slate described Larva as "the most terrifying show on Netflix" and mocked its excessive toilet humor in a tongue-in-cheek article.[5] Ivan Lin of Asia First Media recognized the characters' innovative contributions in educational videos.[6]

References

  1. "'Larva' embraces all ages". www.americatimes.co.kr. 7 March 2013. Retrieved 3 October 2016.
  2. "Demonstration of characters in main homepage". Archived from the original on 17 May 2017. Retrieved 12 June 2014.
  3. "'Pororo,' 'Larva' change game in Korean animation". The Korea Herald. 4 September 2015. Retrieved 3 October 2016.
  4. "Larva - TV Review". www.commonsensemedia.org. 29 January 2015.
  5. Butler, Issac (31 October 2018). "The Most Terrifying Show on Netflix Is a Children's Cartoon Called Larva". Slate. Retrieved 12 August 2020.
  6. "Destiny". Archived from the original on 22 January 2021. Retrieved 11 July 2022.
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