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Jane, a criminal behavior specialist, has had a "colorful" career as a consultant with Public Security over the years. She is an expert in disguise, infiltration, and other investigative work. She has a bad habit of trolling others and sometimes plays harmless pranks. She's a skilled mimic, able to change her appearance and demeanor at will, making people wonder what the "real" Jane is like.
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Jane Doe profile has been last updated on September 4th, 2024.
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Profile
Review
Build
Shiyu Defense
Rotation & Teams
Calculations
Profile
Core Passive Insight
When Jane's attacks hit an enemy, it causes them to enter the Gnawed state, lasting for 10s. If any squad member triggers Assault on an enemy in the Gnawed state and causes the Flinch effect, the Flinch effect is increased by 5s, and Assault DMG has a chance to trigger a CRIT, with a base CRIT Rate of 20% and CRIT DMG of 50%. Each point of Jane's Anomaly Proficiency further increases this CRIT Rate by 0.1%
Anomaly Mastery 0
BASE ATK: 0
Additional Ability Sore Spot
When there are other Anomaly Agents or Agents of the same faction in the squad:
Jane's Anomaly Buildup Rate is increased by 15%. When the enemy is already suffering from an Attribute Anomaly, Jane's Anomaly Buildup towards the target is increased by an additional 15%.
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades
Passion
Basic Attack: Salchow Jump
Dodge: Phantom
Dash Attack: Edge Jump
Dodge Counter: Phantom Thrust
Dodge Counter: Swift Shadow
Dodge Counter: Swift Shadow Dance
Special Attack: Aerial Sweep
EX Special Attack: Aerial Sweep - Tail Swipe
Chain Attack: Flowers of Sin
Ultimate: Final Curtain
Quick Assist: Dark Thorn
Defensive Assist: Last Defense
Assist Follow-Up: Gale Sweep
Crime Counsel
Mindscape 1
Adapt to the Environment
Mindscape 2
Anonymity
Mindscape 3
Adapt and Thrive
Mindscape 4
Compulsive Hoarder
Mindscape 5
Shady Technique
Mindscape 6
Jane Doe Stats at level 60 (including Core passive bonuses).
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Review
Jane Doe, an S-Rank Melee Physical Combat Agent, excels in delivering exceptionally high damage through frequent triggers of the Assault Anomaly. What distinguishes Jane from the typical Anomaly-based characters is her unparalleled mobility, rapid Anomaly build-up speed, a unique berserk mode called "Passion State," and the ability to cause her assaults to critically strike. Mastering and synergizing these elements is key to her success, and in the hands of a skilled player, Jane can effortlessly dominate endgame content across various team compositions, making her one of the most formidable DPS characters at the time of her release.
At the heart of Jane’s kit is the Passion Stream or simply "Passion," a unique resource gauge that is exclusive to her and serves as the foundation for all her combat actions. Engaging in any damaging ability, executing Perfect Dodges, or performing Defensive Assists will generate Passion. Once the Passion gauge is fully charged, Jane enters a temporary berserk mode known as Passion State. This state enhances her abilities, increases her Physical Anomaly Buildup Rate by 25%, and grants her an additional 2 flat Combat Attack points for each point of Anomaly Proficiency she possesses over 120, capping at 600 flat Attack (which maxes out at 420 Anomaly Proficiency). The combined effects of these benefits transform Jane into an absolute powerhouse during this state. However, maintaining the Passion State indefinitely is a challenge, as her abilities that generate Passion also consume it. Once her Passion gauge depletes to 0, she exits the state. Jane's primary objective, along with the rest of her kit, revolves around entering and sustaining the Passion State for as long as possible to maximize her destructive potential.
Jane Doe’s has two distinct Basic Attacks: a relatively standard six-part attack combo and a less conventional, but far more powerful, charge-and-hold attack called "Basic Attack: Salchow Jump." The latter can only be used once per entry into the Passion State, making it a critical tool in Jane's offensive repertoire. Jane's standard six-part basic attack combo serves the dual purpose of building and consuming Passion and acts as Jane's filler ability, used when no other skills or opportunities are available. As with other characters, the latter attacks in Jane's combo are more powerful, and she can skip the earlier parts by executing Basic Attacks after specific actions. This allows for some exceptionally satisfying and potent combinations. Notably, many of these combination attacks vary depending on whether Jane is in the Passion State, providing unique sequences that enhance her overall damage output.
Jane’s charge-and-hold attack, Basic Attack: Salchow Jump, is a game-changer. This powerful move causes Jane to spin rapidly, dealing tremendous damage to nearby enemies for as long as the attack is held. Upon releasing the attack or when the ability is canceled, Jane performs a powerful finishing move in front of her. While spinning, Jane enjoys a 40% reduction in damage taken and gains Anti-Interrupt capabilities. During the finishing move, she becomes completely invulnerable. What truly sets this ability apart is its ability to restore Passion, regardless of whether Jane is in the Passion State. This means that using this attack not only inflicts massive damage but also extends Jane’s time in the Passion State, reducing downtime and making it a must-use ability at every opportunity—preferably after entering the Passion State and spending some Passion, so she can immediately recover it.
Jane's agility is further enhanced by her unique Dodge, Dash Attacks, and Dodge Counters. She has distinct versions of these moves depending on whether she is in the Passion State. While the animations differ—becoming notably cooler in the Passion State—their primary function remains consistent: they are "stronger" variants of their non-Passion counterparts.
Unlike most characters, Jane has access to three charges of Dodge instead of the usual two. Her standard non-Passion Dodge also features two alternating animations, though this does not impact its functionality. In the Passion State, Jane’s Dodge is upgraded, allowing her to dodge through enemies rather than just away from them. Additionally, executing Perfect Dodges within the Passion State generates Passion, further extending her damage windows.
Jane's non-Passion Dash Attack comes in two variants, corresponding to her separate dodge animations. Both variants deal the same damage, and outside these differences, Jane's Dash Attacks are fairly standard. However, in the Passion State, the Dash Attack is enhanced, taking longer to execute, dealing more damage, and covering more distance. Jane can also follow her Passion-enhanced dash attacks with a basic attack skip to execute the following combo:
Dash Attack: Phantom Thrust (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P4 (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5 (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6 (Passion)
Jane’s standard Dodge Counters, like her Dash Attacks, have two different animations but function as typical Dodge Counters. Her Passion-enhanced Dodge Counter is stronger overall but lacks unique benefits. Executing either of the standard Dodge Counters followed by Basic Attacks allows Jane to perform the following basic-skipping combos, which are ideal for quickly building up and returning to the Passion State:
Dodge Counter: Swift Shadow
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P3
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P4
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6
Alternatively, after a Dodge Counter in the Passion State, Jane can execute a stronger combo:
Dodge Counter: Swift Shadow Dance (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5 (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6 (Passion)
Jane’s EX Special Attack is one of her most potent abilities, dealing significant damage and building up Anomaly with considerable efficiency. Despite its power, it does not integrate into any specific combo and lacks additional effects beyond the standard Passion spend/generation. Therefore, it’s advisable to use this ability during the Passion State, ideally when your team is at its peak strength and the enemy is most vulnerable (such as when stunned).
Jane’s Chain Attack and Ultimate are both devastating in terms of damage and Anomaly build-up. However, their most significant feature is their ability to instantly fill and activate (or reactivate) her Passion State. These attacks provide an invaluable shortcut to establishing and maintaining the Passion State, allowing for more frequent use of Basic Attack: Salchow Jump. Reactivating the Passion State refreshes your ability to use this attack, offering even greater opportunities to extend Jane’s already impressive damage output.
Jane Doe's Quick Assists, Defensive Assists, and Assist Follow-Ups are all standard attacks that can seamlessly integrate into her combat flow. Notably, Jane has Quick Assists for both her Passion and Non-Passion states, allowing her to execute Basic Attack-skipping combos with precision and flair. Below are some key combos that highlight her potential:
Quick Assist Combo
Quick Assist: Lutz Jump (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5 (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6 (Passion)
Defensive Assist Combo
Defensive Assist: Last Defense
Assist Follow-Up: Gale Sweep
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P3 (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P4 (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5 (Passion)
Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6 (Passion)
Jane’s Core Passive: Insight enhances all her attacks by applying the "Gnawed State" to enemies for 10 seconds. This passive also grants Jane the unprecedented ability to cause the Assault Anomaly to critically strike—something typically outside the realm of possibility. When an Assault triggers against an enemy in the Gnawed State, the chance for a Critical strike is set at a base of 40%. This chance can be increased by 0.16% for each point of Anomaly Proficiency Jane possesses, capping at 100% at 375 Anomaly Proficiency (at max level). The critical damage modifier is fixed at 1.5x, unaffected by other sources of Crit or Crit Damage (outside of Mindscapes). Additionally, assaults against Gnawed enemies will extend the "Flinch" debuff by 5 seconds with each hit, making Jane's attacks not only more potent but also more debilitating over time. Jane's Additional Ability: Sore Spot is activated by having any Anomaly or same-faction character on her team and significantly boosts her Anomaly Buildup Rate. It provides an unconditional 20% bonus and an additional 15% when Jane attacks enemies already suffering from an Attribute Anomaly. This powerful enhancement is essential for maximizing Jane’s damage potential, and fortunately, it’s easy to activate.
Jane Doe stands out as one of the most formidable Physical DPS agents at the time of her release. Her exceptional mobility, ability to deliver burst damage without ramp-up time (despite being Anomaly-based), and flexibility within the disorder archetype make her a force to be reckoned with across a variety of team compositions. Whether she’s the sole damage dealer or working alongside other Anomaly characters, Jane’s future prospects are undeniably bright.
For optimal strategies and to fully harness the power of Jane’s abilities, refer to the Rotation & Teams section of this guide.
Incredible mobility and 3 Dashes.
Absurdly fast and consistent Physical Anomaly buildup resulting in very frequent Assault Triggers.
Can cause Assault to critically strike - an additional multiplier not accessible to any other Anomaly character at the time of her release.
Strong damage in and outside of burst windows, making her viable all throughout the duration of combat.
Can drastically extend her Passion State in the hands of a skilled player thanks to multiple abilities resetting and extending the state when used optimally.
Can be used as a sole DPS or alongside other Anomaly characters in Disorder teams giving her great team-building flexibility and future prospects.
When not taking advantage of her Chain Attack or the team's Ultimate Jane requires meaningful field time to enter and take advantage of the Passion State.
Can lose significant power if enough Anomaly Proficiency cannot be acquired in order to activate her scaling abilities.
Can sometimes lose meaningful damage due to the Anomaly Trigger cooldown and the Anomaly Ability cap (Abilities that can only Trigger Assault at the end of their animation and can waste build-up if it exceeds 100% before the end of the animation)
This tier list assesses characters based on their combat potential in Zenless Zone Zero’s current most demanding content, Shiyu Defense (SD). SD is a mode similar to Genshin Impact’s Spiral Abyss or Honkai Star Rail’s Memory of Chaos and requires multiple teams, Disk Drives and good W-Engines. This mode offers a reasonable mix of Boss encounters (single target) and Elite packs (2-3 targets), allowing multiple characters to find a niche but in the end, there is a bias toward single target focused characters at the top-end and tier list ratings will reflect that.
Please keep in mind Zenless Zone Zero is a skill-based game and each character has a different playstyle, difficulty level and even special tricks and combos. Zenless Zone Zero is also a team based game and it's only by combining both these factors to the highest level a character can reach optimal performance.
Shiyu Defense
Build and teams
The W-Engines are listed in order of priority. Sometimes the percentages appearing near them won't reflect their performance as pure damage or Stun output isn't the only thing we're looking at - the utility of the W-Engine might be more important than the calculations imply.
The top number shows the performance of the W-Engine in the Burst rotation while the bottom number in the Standard rotation. You can find more information about them in the Calculations tab.
100%
100%
Upon activating a Dash Attack, gain 1 stack of Predatory Instinct. Each stack of Predatory Instinct increases the equipper's Physical DMG by 12/15/18/21/24% for 10s, stacking up to 3 times. This effect can trigger once every 0.5s and repeated triggers reset the duration. When entering combat or triggering Perfect Dodge, gain 3 stacks of Predatory Instinct. While Predatory Instinct is at maximum stacks, the equipper's Anomaly Buildup Rate increases by 40/50/60/70/80%.
86.57%
80.71%
When there are enemies inflicted with Attribute Anomaly on the field, the equipper's ATK increases by 10/11.5/13/14.5/16% and they deal an additional 15/17.5/20/22.5/25% more DMG to the target.
85.50%
75.49%
Whenever a squad member inflicts an Attribute Anomaly on an enemy, the equipper gains a buff that increases Anomaly Proficiency by 30/34/38/42/46, stacking up to 4 times. This effect expires when the target recovers from Stun or is defeated. The duration of each stack is calculated separately.
84.14%
62.00%
For every 10 Energy consumed, the equipper gains a buff that increases ATK by 2.5/2.8/3.2/3.6/4% for 10s, stacking up to 10 times. The duration of each stack is calculated separately.
80.61%
70.29%
Increases ATK by 12/15/18/21/24%. When using a Special Attack or EX Special Attack, the equipper's Anomaly Proficiency is increased by 25/31/37/43/50 for 8s, stacking up to 3 times. The duration of each stack is calculated separately.
81.28%
67.45%
When there are enemies inflicted with Attribute Anomaly on the field, the equipper's ATK increases by 10/11.5/13/14.5/16% and they deal an additional 15/17.5/20/22.5/25% more DMG to the target.
100%
This competitive options stands out for direct and Anomaly-based Physical DPS, offering a permanent 10% increase to Physical Damage from its 2P effect. Additionally, it provides a significant 35% damage boost against enemies afflicted by Assault from any party member for 12 seconds. The extended duration of this damage bonus ensures it is active for the majority of Boss-type encounters, where it can be triggered by any team member. This synergy allows a physical-based Bangboo teammate to maintain uptime through their own Assaults, further amplifying damage output.
Best combined with your choice of 2-PC Set:
Substats: Anomaly Proficiency > ATK% > PEN = ATK
ATK: 2400-2900+
HP: 9000-10000+
DEF: 800+
Anomaly Proficiency: 360-420+ (420 Required for the cap of 600 Flat Combat Attack in Passion State)
Anomaly Mastery: 150-195+
Chain Attack
Special Attack
Basic Attack
Dodge
Assist
Rotation & Teams
Playing Jane Doe effectively revolves less around adhering to a strict rotation and more about following a set of priorities that allow for flexibility based on the battlefield's dynamics. Since Jane's playstyle heavily depends on her team's composition, enemy actions, and, crucially, the management of her Passion gauge, mastering these priorities is key to maximizing her damage potential.
The crux of Jane’s gameplay is entering and maintaining the Passion State for as long as possible while executing high Anomaly build-up combos. When an enemy is stunned or when Jane's Ultimate is ready, this task becomes significantly easier, thanks to the Chain Attack and Ultimate’s ability to instantly reset the Passion State. However, outside these windows, managing Jane’s Passion Meter becomes crucial, as any time spent outside the Passion State results in a noticeable dip in her damage output.
Given this dynamic, Jane’s gameplay can be divided into Burst (usually during a stun) and Non-Burst (filling time until the next stun) phases, each with distinct goals and priorities.
Since Jane can guarantee one or multiple Passion State resets during an enemy stun (especially if using her Ultimate), it’s wise to save her burst damage resources for these moments. This ensures not only a guaranteed Passion State but also maximized damage output, as stunned enemies take additional damage, and most team buffs are likely to be active (e.g., Swing Jazz, On Stun or Chain Attack Debuffs).
When looking to execute maximum burst with Jane while the enemy is stunned here are some priorities to look out for which can dramatically increase your team's damage output.
Do at all times:
Part 1: Right Before Stun
Part 2: Chain Attacks
Part 3: Burst
Here’s what a burst rotation for a team with Jane as the sole DPS might look like against a boss-type enemy:
- Chain Attack: Flowers of Sin (Passion)
- Dash Attack: Phantom Thrust (Passion) (Optional if not using signature)
- Basic Attack: Salchow Jump (Passion)
- EX Special Attack: Aerial Sweep - Clearout (Passion)
- EX Special Attack: Aerial Sweep - Clearout (Passion)
- Dash Attack: Phantom Thrust (Passion)(Optional if not using signature)
- Ultimate: Final Curtain (Passion)
- Basic Attack: Salchow Jump (Passion)
When using Disorder-based teams, remember to leverage your other Anomaly characters to trigger Disorders during the burst window. Weaving in Basic or Dash Attacks before executing major attacks (like EX Specials or the Ultimate) is advisable if the Physical Anomaly build-up bar is close to full. This ensures no Anomaly damage potential is wasted, maximizing the overall output.
When playing Jane outside the stun window, her effectiveness largely hinges on the team composition and the field time required by her teammates. Different characters may require varying amounts of field time to execute their abilities, apply buffs, or expend energy, which influences the amount of time Jane has to execute her own combos.
The primary goal for Jane during non-stun phases is to execute as many Dodges, Dodge Counters, and Passion/Anomaly-efficient combos as possible, all while allowing her teammates to perform their necessary actions.
Here’s a priority list to help guide your decisions when controlling Jane during non-stun gameplay:
Execute the following in order of priority whenever Jane gets field time outside the stun window.
- Use Basic Attack: Salchow Jump when Passion is below 75% and a charge is available - optionally follow-up with the following combo by tapping Basic Attack right after Salchow Jump:
- During Passion State:
- Basic Attack: Salchow Jump (Passion)
- Dash Attack: Phantom Thrust (Automatically cast by tapping basic)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P4 (Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5 (Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6 (Passion)
- Dodge Counter Combo (Whenever possible, interrupt any Basic Attack combo to perform more Dodge Counters if possible):
- To Build Passion:
- Dodge Counter: Swift Shadow
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P3
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P4
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6
- To Spend Passion:
- Dodge Counter: Swift Shadow Dance (Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5 (Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6 (Passion)
- Fill Field Time with Dash Attacks/Dash Attack Combos (if using Signature and buff requires refreshing) or Standard Basic Attack Combos while waiting for additional opportunities to execute Dodge Counters or Salchow Jumps:
- Dodge Counter Combo (Whenever possible, interrupt any Basic Attack combo to perform more Dodge Counters if possible):
- Dash Attack Non-Passion State (Only used to refresh signature):
- Dash Attack: Phantom Thrust (Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P4 (Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5 (Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6 (Passion)
- Dash Attack Passion State (Used for Mobility and/or to Refresh Signature):
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P1 (Passion or Non-Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P2 (Passion or Non-Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P3 (Passion or Non-Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P4 (Passion or Non-Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5 (Passion or Non-Passion)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6 (Passion or Non-Passion)
Grace excels in applying a tremendous amount of Shock damage while requiring minimal field time, making her an ideal partner for Jane or another teammate to dominate the battlefield. Her efficiency in delivering damage quickly and without monopolizing team resources allows Jane to shine during her powerful burst combos. Additionally, Grace doesn’t need to rely on the team's Ultimate to perform her role effectively, leaving more opportunities for Jane to utilize those resources for devastating attacks. At the time of Jane’s release, Grace and Jane form one of the most formidable Disorder damage duos. Their synergy is unparalleled, with each character's shocks and assaults triggering massive disorder nukes off each other.
Seth is the go-to general Anomaly support, bringing significant advantages to Jane’s team while requiring minimal field time. His presence enhances Jane's damage potential and ensures that she can reach her maximum efficiency without sacrificing team dynamics. One of Seth's primary contributions is applying a generic 20% Anomaly Resistance reduction to enemies, which significantly amplifies all Anomaly build-up against them. This effect is crucial for maximizing the effectiveness of both Jane's and Grace's abilities. Moreover, Seth grants a chosen squad member (based on team positioning) up to 100 additional Anomaly Efficiency. This boost not only enhances Jane’s damage output but also assists her in capping out her special multipliers without the need for exceptionally high-end gear. His ability to apply Shock for Disorder and Daze to work towards stuns further cements his role as an invaluable teammate for Jane in most of her compositions.
If a column has multiple characters, the bigger one is the priority choice for the team while the smaller ones are alternatives. If they are the same size, either of them can be used.
Calculations
Don't use the damage output calculations as an indication on who is worth pulling or investing as those are just simulations and in day-to-day gameplay there's a lot variables and also the skill of the player is important. As usual, don't compare the numbers between characters.
Important!
Rotation time: 15.17s for Burst and 11.57s for Standard.
Here are the rotations used in the calculations.
Burst rotation (During Stun)
Jane, as a versatile Anomaly character, can fit into various team compositions and play styles, leading to diverse burst rotation strategies. Allocating portions of the stun duration or Ultimate usage to other characters is a feasible approach and will alter the sample rotation on which our calculations are based.
- Chain Attack: Flowers of Sin
- Dash Attack: Phantom Thrust
- Basic Attack: Salchow Jump (Consecutive Attack)
- Basic Attack: Salchow Jump (Finishing Move)
- EX Special Attack: Aerial Sweep - Clearout
- EX Special Attack: Aerial Sweep - Clearout
- Dash Attack: Phantom Thrust
- Ultimate: Final Curtain
- Basic Attack: Salchow Jump (Consecutive Attack)
- Basic Attack: Salchow Jump (Finishing Move)
Standard Rotation
Jane’s standard rotation, much like her burst rotation, is highly adaptable and varies significantly based on the team composition and strategy employed. The frequency and form of this rotation are further influenced by the specific teammates selected and their respective field time requirements. Therefore, the sequence of actions used in our calculations should be viewed as a general guideline rather than a precise formula. The actual execution of combat rotations will depend on several factors, including: Passion State Management, the number and timing of dodges and dodge counters performed and the roles and abilities of Jane’s teammates, which can alter the rotation dynamics.
- Dodge Counter: Swift Shadow (First)
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P3
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P4
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6
- Dodge Counter: Swift Shadow Dance
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P5
- Basic Attack: Dancing Blades P6
- Basic Attack: Salchow Jump (Consecutive Attack)
- Basic Attack: Salchow Jump (Finishing Move)
And here are the W-Engines and Disk Drives used in the calculations.
Upon activating a Dash Attack, gain 1 stack of Predatory Instinct. Each stack of Predatory Instinct increases the equipper's Physical DMG by 12/15/18/21/24% for 10s, stacking up to 3 times. This effect can trigger once every 0.5s and repeated triggers reset the duration. When entering combat or triggering Perfect Dodge, gain 3 stacks of Predatory Instinct. While Predatory Instinct is at maximum stacks, the equipper's Anomaly Buildup Rate increases by 40/50/60/70/80%.
Substats: ATK (42%), Anomaly Proficiency (126), PEN (54)
If you want to learn more about Anomaly characters and how the archetype works, check out this great video:
The following calculations display the impact of support characters buffs on Janes burst damage rotation. For this reason do not treat these calculations as a full representation of a teams performance - they do not include full team damage, rotations or W-Engine buffs. Also of note is that Support type characters W-Engines are more beneficial than Defensive characters giving Rina an additional advantage not listed here in fully geared scenario.
Shiyu Defense
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