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In order to maintain balance in the world, this release contains two subtitle tracks, one with honorifics and one without.
Went over each line, joined, split, snapped, timed and edited them to read better. As usual, I fixed whatever issues I could find.
The TL was seemingly _fine_ except for a few word choices and some out of context lines.
The movie turned out to be a lot better than I expected, so I decided to work on it a little since it doesn't seem like it's gonna get a definitive release anytime soon.
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