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** In episode 37, it's revealed that the continents on the planet-with-the-Red-Moon fell into the ocean because its inhabitants conducted underground nuclear tests.

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** The continents on Planet K (the planet with the red moon) are in the process of falling into the ocean. In episode 37, it's revealed that the continents on the planet-with-the-Red-Moon fell into the ocean this is happening because its inhabitants conducted underground nuclear tests.
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* ForgotICouldFly: Every time Dairugger gets driven back to the edge of a cliff.
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* AudibleGleam: Whenever you see-and-hear one of these, it means the first sighting of a Galveston attack fleet. Unless you see it in a Galveston commander's eye, in which case it means he's about to do something really devious.
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->''"Dairugger fighting formation '''on!'''"'' -- Aki, OnceAnEpisode
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: When Aki is attacked by queen Xuneau's guards on planet Eldora, he evades scores of shots by doing a couple of backflips. Similarly, in episode 44, Aki's team is ambushed in the crossfire of over a dozen Galveston soldiers with automatic weapons, and none of them get hit.

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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: When Aki is attacked by queen Xuneau's guards on planet Eldora, he evades scores of shots by doing a couple of backflips. Similarly, in episode 44, three of Aki's team is are ambushed on foot, in the crossfire of over a dozen Galveston soldiers with automatic weapons, and none of them get hit.
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: When Aki is attacked by queen Xuneau's guards on planet Eldora, he evades scores of shots by doing a couple of backflips.

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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: When Aki is attacked by queen Xuneau's guards on planet Eldora, he evades scores of shots by doing a couple of backflips. Similarly, in episode 44, Aki's team is ambushed in the crossfire of over a dozen Galveston soldiers with automatic weapons, and none of them get hit.
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* SpaceIsAnOcean: The opening to every episode shows a storm-tossed wooden sailing ship against the following narration:
-->"Once, people staked their youth on the sea. On the Seven Seas, the flames of romanticism, ambition, adventure, and aspiration burned and clashed. Now, young people of the year AD 2200 challenge the sea of stars. What awaits them there is a world beyond our imagination."
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* HeroicSacrifice: On both sides. On many occasions, a lone ship captain has chosen to ram the enemy, with himself still on board the ramming ship, in order to stop the enemy or clear a path through an AsteroidThicket.
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** The name "Rugger" is a reference to rugby. There are 15 players on a rugby team.

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** The name "Rugger" is a reference to rugby. [[note]]Which they play in episode 39.[[/note]] There are 15 players on a rugby team.
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** In episode 37, it's revealed that the planet with the Red Moon fell apart because its inhabitants conducted underground nuclear tests.

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** In episode 37, it's revealed that the planet with continents on the Red Moon planet-with-the-Red-Moon fell apart into the ocean because its inhabitants conducted underground nuclear tests.

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** Inepisode 37, it's revealed that the planet with the Red Moon fell apart because its inhabitants conducted underground nuclear tests.

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** Inepisode In episode 37, it's revealed that the planet with the Red Moon fell apart because its inhabitants conducted underground nuclear tests.tests.
** Galveston itself is doomed from UV rays, because they destroyed their own Van Allen belts.[[note]]And not, as would be expected, their ozone layers.[[/note]]

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%% * FighterLaunchingSequenceFighterLaunchingSequence: From the team members sitting on their elevator chairs, to the chairs moving into glass bubbles, to the bubbles being lowered into the seats of the 15 fighters, to the fighters launching one at a time.



* GreenAesop: Some of the planets they encounter are dying because Galveston or its inhabitants "didn't respect nature."

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* GreenAesop: Some of GreenAesop:
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the planets they encounter are Rugger Guard encounters is dying because Galveston or its inhabitants "didn't respect nature.""
** Inepisode 37, it's revealed that the planet with the Red Moon fell apart because its inhabitants conducted underground nuclear tests.

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%% * FighterLaunchingSequenceGreenAesop: Some of the planets they encounter are dying because Galveston or its inhabitants "didn't respect nature."
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* NoPlansNoPrototypeNoBackup: Dairugger is the only one of its kind in the galaxy. Earth's Galaxy Garrison tried to build another SuperRobot to help out Dairugger, but it ended up being slower, weaker, and more fragile -- to the point that it was destroyed during testing.
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* InformedFlaw: In one episode, Aki says that Dairugger is not made for combat. This despite that (A) they only ever form Dairugger when there's an enemy to fight, and (B) it's the most effective fighting machine in the entire galaxy.
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* TheBattlestar: The Rugger Guard, the space carrier from which the vehicles launch before combining. It looks suspiciously like a 20th century aircraft carrier. It also, despite having a primary mission of exploration, only sustains minor damage in firefights that utterly destroy its military escort fleets.

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* TheBattlestar: The Rugger Guard, the space carrier from which the vehicles launch before combining. It looks suspiciously like a 20th century aircraft carrier. It also, It's also ridiculously tough; despite having a primary mission of exploration, it only sustains minor damage in firefights that utterly destroy its military escort fleets.

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* ShoutOut: Some of the Dairugger vehicles- particularly the head and chestplate- look a lot like the [[Series/{{Thunderbirds}} Thunderbird craft]].

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Some of the Dairugger vehicles- particularly the head and chestplate- look a lot like the [[Series/{{Thunderbirds}} Thunderbird craft]].craft]].
** The name "Rugger" is a reference to rugby. There are 15 players on a rugby team.
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* PlotArmor: Since all fifteen Rugger Team vehicles are necessary to form Dairugger, none of them ever gets destroyed or even badly damaged -- even in firefights that wipe out half their escort fleet.
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* TheBattlestar: The Rugger Guard, the space carrier from which the vehicles launch before combining. It looks suspiciously like a 20th century aircraft carrier.

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* TheBattlestar: The Rugger Guard, the space carrier from which the vehicles launch before combining. It looks suspiciously like a 20th century aircraft carrier. It also, despite having a primary mission of exploration, only sustains minor damage in firefights that utterly destroy its military escort fleets.
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* IfItSwimsItFlies: The Sea Team, whose ships could fly through the air and even through space as easily as they operated as submarines. However, all fifteen ships could fly, even the Land Team.

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* IfItSwimsItFlies: The Sea Team, whose ships could fly through the air and even through space as easily as they operated as submarines. However, all fifteen ships could fly, even the Land Team.Team; and in episode 36, all fifteen ships maneuvered underwater.



* TransformationIsAFreeAction: Often averted or subverted, most notably in Episode 25 when one of the ships that formed Dairugger's right leg was hit mid-assembly. Rather than stop the whole process, however, Dairugger was able to finish combining without the leg, though that made the robot clumsy in combat until the pilot recovered and was able to rejoin Dairugger.

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* TransformationIsAFreeAction: Often averted or subverted, most notably in Episode episode 25 when one of the ships that formed Dairugger's right leg was hit mid-assembly. Rather than stop the whole process, however, Dairugger was able to finish combining without the leg, though that made the robot clumsy in combat until the pilot recovered and was able to rejoin Dairugger.
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* CombiningMecha: Two ways! 15 small vehicles could combine into three larger ones (Kurugger, Kairugger, and Rikurugger[[note]]called "air rugger," "land rugger," and "sea rugger" in the English dub[[/note]]), and then if that didn't get the job done, could re-combine into the titular [[SuperRobot super robot]]. It's unusual in that Dairugger can combine and act even if some pieces are missing (once it combined without its right leg, once without the head), but it doesn't seem to operate at peak efficiency in those cases.

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* CombiningMecha: Two ways! 15 small vehicles could combine into three larger ones (Kurugger, Kairugger, and Rikurugger[[note]]called "air rugger," "land "sea rugger," and "sea "land rugger" in the English dub[[/note]]), and then if that didn't get the job done, could re-combine into the titular [[SuperRobot super robot]]. It's unusual in that Dairugger can combine and act even if some pieces are missing (once it combined without its right leg, once without the head), but it doesn't seem to operate at peak efficiency in those cases.
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* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: Distances are reckoned in units of "space kilometers," and there's no consistency in how they're used. One episode, an Earthlike planet filling half the window of Aki's vehicle will be "ten thousand space kilometers" away; the next, an invading Galveston fleet at Mars will be "2.5 space kilometers" away from Earth.

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* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: Distances are reckoned in units of "space kilometers," and there's no consistency in how they're used. One episode, an Earthlike planet right outside Aki's window and filling half the window of Aki's vehicle sky will be "ten thousand space kilometers" away; the next, an invading Galveston fleet at Mars will be "2.5 space kilometers" away from Earth.
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* HumongousMecha / SuperRobot: Dairugger itself, but also the Galveston battle machines it's called upon to fight.

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* HumongousMecha / SuperRobot: Dairugger itself, but also the Galveston battle machines machines/battle attackers it's called upon to fight.
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* HumongousMecha / SuperRobot: Dairugger itself, but also the robotic monsters it's called upon to fight.

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* HumongousMecha / SuperRobot: Dairugger itself, but also the robotic monsters Galveston battle machines it's called upon to fight.
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* NuclearWeaponsTaboo: In episode 3, the Galveston fleet devastates the surface of a planet with "photon missiles," whose blast radii were eerily similar to thermonuclear weapons.

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* NuclearWeaponsTaboo: In episode 3, the Galveston fleet devastates the surface of a planet with "photon missiles," whose blast radii were eerily similar to thermonuclear weapons. (Oddly, when the Galveston fleet reached Earth, they attacked the Metropolis with much lower-yield conventional weapons.)
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: When Aki is attacked by queen Xuneau's guards on planet Eldora, he evades scores of shots by doing a couple of backflips.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSamurai: Dairugger is modeled after, or at least inspired by, a samurai warrior; from the look of its head to its reliance on swordsmanship.
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* CombiningMecha: Two ways! 15 small vehicles could combine into three larger ones (Kurugger, Kairugger, and Rikurugger), and then if that didn't get the job done, could re-combine into the titular [[SuperRobot super robot]]. It's unusual in that Dairugger can combine and act even if some pieces are missing (once it combined without its right leg, once without the head), but it doesn't seem to operate at peak efficiency in those cases.

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* CombiningMecha: Two ways! 15 small vehicles could combine into three larger ones (Kurugger, Kairugger, and Rikurugger), Rikurugger[[note]]called "air rugger," "land rugger," and "sea rugger" in the English dub[[/note]]), and then if that didn't get the job done, could re-combine into the titular [[SuperRobot super robot]]. It's unusual in that Dairugger can combine and act even if some pieces are missing (once it combined without its right leg, once without the head), but it doesn't seem to operate at peak efficiency in those cases.
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Dairugger is a peacekeeping and exploration robot during the days of space exploration. The Terran League decides to survey the galaxy, so that they can make a galactic star map. But the first mission runs into the Galbeston Empire, who decide to attack Earth. Dairugger is sent to defend, but eventually learns that the Galbeston are actually desperate for a new home, as their planet is doomed.

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Dairugger is a peacekeeping and exploration robot during the days of space exploration. The Terran League (consisting of planets Earth, Sala, and Mira -- but [[HumansAreSpecial mostly Earth]]) decides to survey the galaxy, so that they can make a galactic star map. But the first mission runs into the Galbeston Empire, who decide to attack Earth. Dairugger is sent to defend, but eventually learns that the Galbeston are actually desperate for a new home, as their planet is doomed.
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* TheBattlestar: The Rugger Guard, the space carrier from which the vehicles launch before combining.

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* TheBattlestar: The Rugger Guard, the space carrier from which the vehicles launch before combining. It looks suspiciously like a 20th century aircraft carrier.

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