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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			[[File:DBSB-Nostrils.png\|thumb\|300px\|[[Goku]] threatens [[Freeza]]'s goons in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]''.]]
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	Vegeta points out that since Boo was already sleeping, it could be days before he wakes up. Indeed, at that moment, some Galactic Patrolmen are trying to wake him up, and Boo nearly kills one of them in his sleep. [[Jaco]] asks Goku if there is not some way to wake him up, and Goku says no; that is just how Boo is. Merusu admits that is a problem, but since they have not yet located Moro, they cannot move yet anyway. Goku offers to help find Moro, and Merusu thinks that is a great idea. Vegeta is annoyed to be dragged here and then asked for a favor, but Merusu says that they have all heard rumors about them and their great power. Goku tries to play it off, talking about the stronger people who are out there in the other universes, and they even met another [[Saiyan]] recently... Merusu is very interested in this story, but Vegeta has other concerns on his mind. He cannot sense Merusu's ''[[ki]]'', but he is obviously not weak. He did not just exploit an opening to capture them; he was fast enough to put them out when they were on guard, and that says a lot about his skill.		Vegeta points out that since Boo was already sleeping, it could be days before he wakes up. Indeed, at that moment, some Galactic Patrolmen are trying to wake him up, and Boo nearly kills one of them in his sleep. [[Jaco]] asks Goku if there is not some way to wake him up, and Goku says no; that is just how Boo is. Merusu admits that is a problem, but since they have not yet located Moro, they cannot move yet anyway. Goku offers to help find Moro, and Merusu thinks that is a great idea. Vegeta is annoyed to be dragged here and then asked for a favor, but Merusu says that they have all heard rumors about them and their great power. Goku tries to play it off, talking about the stronger people who are out there in the other universes, and they even met another [[Saiyan]] recently... Merusu is very interested in this story, but Vegeta has other concerns on his mind. He cannot sense Merusu's ''[[ki]]'', but he is obviously not weak. He did not just exploit an opening to capture them; he was fast enough to put them out when they were on guard, and that says a lot about his skill.

	A little later, Merusu escorts Goku and Vegeta to where the [[Galactic King]] is waiting to formally induct them into the Galactic Patrol. Goku asks who that is, and Jaco testily reminds him that he met the Galactic King at the [[Gods of Destruction Invitational Tournament\|tournament]] where they fought [[Universe 6]]. Goku remembers: he was the octopus guy! The Galactic King protests that he is not an octopus. Goku tries to shake his "hand" again, grabbing a tentacle, and the Galactic King once again reminds him that that is not a tentacle, while Jaco cringes. ~~(The~~ Galactic King revealed ~~before~~ that it is his wiener.		A little later, Merusu escorts Goku and Vegeta to where the [[Galactic King]] is waiting to formally induct them into the Galactic Patrol. Goku asks who that is, and Jaco testily reminds him that he met the Galactic King at the [[Gods of Destruction Invitational Tournament\|tournament]] where they fought [[Universe 6]]. Goku remembers: he was the octopus guy! The Galactic King protests that he is not an octopus. Goku tries to shake his "hand" again, grabbing a tentacle, and the Galactic King once again reminds him that that is not a tentacle, while Jaco cringes.{{efn\|In the anime, the Galactic King revealed that this particular tentacle is his wiener.<ref name="ep40">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=40}}</ref> This was not depicted in the manga proper, but [[Toyotarō]] covered it in the interstitial page following [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 13\|chapter 13]] in the [[Dragon Ball Super Tankōbon Volume 2\|second collected volume]].<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Book=dbs2\|Chp=13\|Page=p. 132}}</ref>}}
	)<ref name="ep40">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=40}}</ref>~~{{efn\|~~This ~~only happens~~ in the ~~anime~~,~~<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=40}}</ref>~~ but [[Toyotarō]] covered it in the interstitial page following [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 13\|chapter 13]] in the [[Dragon Ball Super Tankōbon Volume 2\|second collected volume]].<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Book=dbs2\|Chp=13\|Page=p. 132}}</ref>}}

	The Galactic King reads from a script, announcing that Son Goku, also known as Kakarrot, and Vegeta IV{{efn\|Vegeta's royal number was first revealed in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' which premiered nationwide in Japan on 14 December 2018, just a week before this issue of ''[[V-Jump]]'' went on sale on 20 December. (The limited premiere of the film in Tokyo took place on 14 November.)}} are to be inducted as special members of the Galactic Patrol. They will serve until Moro is recaptured, and they will be dismissed if they are found abusing their authority, such as to cut in line to buy a parfait, or claim relevance to an investigation, or use the Galactic Patrol insignia to hit on girls...		The Galactic King reads from a script, announcing that Son Goku, also known as Kakarrot, and Vegeta IV{{efn\|Vegeta's royal number was first revealed in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' which premiered nationwide in Japan on 14 December 2018, just a week before this issue of ''[[V-Jump]]'' went on sale on 20 December. (The limited premiere of the film in Tokyo took place on 14 November.)}} are to be inducted as special members of the Galactic Patrol. They will serve until Moro is recaptured, and they will be dismissed if they are found abusing their authority, such as to cut in line to buy a parfait, or claim relevance to an investigation, or use the Galactic Patrol insignia to hit on girls...

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	"'''Galactic Patrol Enlistment!'''" is the forty-third chapter of the ''[[Dragon Ball Super (manga)\|Dragon Ball Super]]'' manga series written and illustrated by [[Toyotarō]], with supervision and guidance from original ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)\|Dragon Ball]]'' author [[Akira Toriyama]]. It was published in Japan in the February 2019 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[V-Jump]]'', with a sale date of '''21 December 2018'''.		"'''Galactic Patrol Enlistment!'''" is the forty-third chapter of the ''[[Dragon Ball Super (manga)\|Dragon Ball Super]]'' manga series written and illustrated by [[Toyotarō]], with supervision and guidance from original ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)\|Dragon Ball]]'' author [[Akira Toriyama]]. It was published in Japan in the February 2019 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[V-Jump]]'', with a sale date of '''21 December 2018'''.

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	A little later, Merusu escorts Goku and Vegeta to where the [[Galactic King]] is waiting to formally induct them into the Galactic Patrol. Goku asks who that is, and Jaco testily reminds him that he met the Galactic King at the [[Gods of Destruction Invitational Tournament\|tournament]] where they fought [[Universe 6]]. Goku remembers: he was the octopus guy! The Galactic King protests that he is not an octopus. Goku tries to shake his "hand" again, grabbing a tentacle, and the Galactic King once again reminds him that that is not a tentacle, while Jaco cringes. (The Galactic King revealed before that it is his wiener.		A little later, Merusu escorts Goku and Vegeta to where the [[Galactic King]] is waiting to formally induct them into the Galactic Patrol. Goku asks who that is, and Jaco testily reminds him that he met the Galactic King at the [[Gods of Destruction Invitational Tournament\|tournament]] where they fought [[Universe 6]]. Goku remembers: he was the octopus guy! The Galactic King protests that he is not an octopus. Goku tries to shake his "hand" again, grabbing a tentacle, and the Galactic King once again reminds him that that is not a tentacle, while Jaco cringes. (The Galactic King revealed before that it is his wiener.
	)<ref name="ep40">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=40}}</ref>~~<ref group="note">~~This only happens in ~~[[Dragon Ball~~ Super ~~Episode 40~~\|~~episode~~ 40~~]] of the anime,~~ but [[Toyotarō]] covered it in the interstitial page following [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 13\|chapter 13]] in the [[Dragon Ball Super Tankōbon Volume 2\|second collected volume]].</ref>		)<ref name="ep40">{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=40}}</ref>{{efn\|This only happens in the anime,<ref>{{Cite episode\|Series=Super\|Eps=40}}</ref> but [[Toyotarō]] covered it in the interstitial page following [[Dragon Ball Super Chapter 13\|chapter 13]] in the [[Dragon Ball Super Tankōbon Volume 2\|second collected volume]].<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Super\|Book=dbs2\|Chp=13\|Page=p. 132}}</ref>}}

	The Galactic King reads from a script, announcing that Son Goku, also known as Kakarrot, and Vegeta IV~~<ref group="note">~~Vegeta's royal number was first revealed in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' which premiered nationwide in Japan on 14 December 2018, just a week before this issue of ''[[V-Jump]]'' went on sale on 20 December. (The limited premiere of the film in Tokyo took place on 14 November.)~~</ref>~~ are to be inducted as special members of the Galactic Patrol. They will serve until Moro is recaptured, and they will be dismissed if they are found abusing their authority, such as to cut in line to buy a parfait, or claim relevance to an investigation, or use the Galactic Patrol insignia to hit on girls...		The Galactic King reads from a script, announcing that Son Goku, also known as Kakarrot, and Vegeta IV{{efn\|Vegeta's royal number was first revealed in ''[[Dragon Ball Super: Broly]]'' which premiered nationwide in Japan on 14 December 2018, just a week before this issue of ''[[V-Jump]]'' went on sale on 20 December. (The limited premiere of the film in Tokyo took place on 14 November.)}} are to be inducted as special members of the Galactic Patrol. They will serve until Moro is recaptured, and they will be dismissed if they are found abusing their authority, such as to cut in line to buy a parfait, or claim relevance to an investigation, or use the Galactic Patrol insignia to hit on girls...

	Jaco presents both of them with official uniforms, and Goku says he does not want to wear it. Jaco does not understand; this uniform is their pride and joy, and the design is really cool. Goku says it looks hard to move around in. Merusu says they will not force them to wear it, but the rules to require that they wear the symbol, at least. Jaco tells them they are passing up the opportunity of a lifetime while another Patrolman draws the insignia on their normal clothes. Goku finds it embarrassing, and Vegeta does not seem to like it much either, but Jaco congratulates them on their induction and, as their superior, he will be handling their orientation. He tries to teach them the victory pose, but Goku wants to skip this part.		Jaco presents both of them with official uniforms, and Goku says he does not want to wear it. Jaco does not understand; this uniform is their pride and joy, and the design is really cool. Goku says it looks hard to move around in. Merusu says they will not force them to wear it, but the rules to require that they wear the symbol, at least. Jaco tells them they are passing up the opportunity of a lifetime while another Patrolman draws the insignia on their normal clothes. Goku finds it embarrassing, and Vegeta does not seem to like it much either, but Jaco congratulates them on their induction and, as their superior, he will be handling their orientation. He tries to teach them the victory pose, but Goku wants to skip this part.
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	On [[Planet Jung]], a freight train rushes through the mountains. The planet's police approach the hijacked train on small hoverbikes, but they are shot down. Inside the train, [[Ghetti]] tells his older brother [[Pastar]], who is holding the gun, that that was the last of them. Pastar thinks they did not put up much of a fight. This cargo will be worth a lot of money. Ghetti has the train conductors tied up with some kind of electric rope technique emanating from his hand, and when they struggle, he tells them to stay still.		On [[Planet Jung]], a freight train rushes through the mountains. The planet's police approach the hijacked train on small hoverbikes, but they are shot down. Inside the train, [[Ghetti]] tells his older brother [[Pastar]], who is holding the gun, that that was the last of them. Pastar thinks they did not put up much of a fight. This cargo will be worth a lot of money. Ghetti has the train conductors tied up with some kind of electric rope technique emanating from his hand, and when they struggle, he tells them to stay still.

	The Galactic Patrol ship pulls up alongside the train, and [[Penne]] tells Pastar (also her older brother) to check it out. He seems excited that they have shown up, and says he will shoot them out of the sky. He tells Ghetti to keep watching the hostages. Then Merusu opens the hatch of the ship, noting that the cargo is Blue Aurum. Goku asks what that is, and Jaco tells him it is a fuel source for many machines, like [[Sky Gold]] on Earth.~~<ref group="note">~~In [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman ~~Chapter 11~~]], [[Bulma]] reveals that [[Sky Gold]] is not actually [[Jaco]]'s fuel source at all, as he believed it was; it is just a conductor of sorts, and a much cheaper metal like copper could be substituted. Jaco apparently forgot this detail.~~</ref>~~ Goku asks if it is worth a lot, and Jaco says it is, but worse, it is dangerous in the hands of criminals like these; that much Blue Aurum could make a bomb that would destroy an entire planet. Goku agrees that sounds bad.		The Galactic Patrol ship pulls up alongside the train, and [[Penne]] tells Pastar (also her older brother) to check it out. He seems excited that they have shown up, and says he will shoot them out of the sky. He tells Ghetti to keep watching the hostages. Then Merusu opens the hatch of the ship, noting that the cargo is Blue Aurum. Goku asks what that is, and Jaco tells him it is a fuel source for many machines, like [[Sky Gold]] on Earth.{{efn\|In ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'', [[Bulma]] reveals that [[Sky Gold]] is not actually [[Jaco]]'s fuel source at all, as he believed it was; it is just a conductor of sorts, and a much cheaper metal like copper could be substituted.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=11}}</ref> Jaco apparently forgot this detail.}} Goku asks if it is worth a lot, and Jaco says it is, but worse, it is dangerous in the hands of criminals like these; that much Blue Aurum could make a bomb that would destroy an entire planet. Goku agrees that sounds bad.

	Merusu hops down onto one of the cargo carts to inspect the Blue Aurum, thinking to himself that this might be their most ambitious heist yet. Then Pastar takes aim and fires as Merusu, who dodges the bullet. Pastar says it has been too long since they have seen each other, and Merusu tells him he is not going to clock out today until they are locked up. Pastar tries to convince Merusu that he was just saying hello; he would never try to fight him. Merusu orders him to put down his gun, then, so Pastar agrees, but then he catches sight of a sign indicating a track fork ahead. On the sly, he powers a special technique with a finger and then taps his gun before throwing it between the cart where he stands and the cart where Merusu stands. The gun lands on the hinge connecting their carts and then Pastar snaps his fingers, triggering the technique he used on the gun, and it explodes, severing the connection. Pastar then directs Penne to send Merusu down the other track. She extends a stretchy arm outside of the train and reaches beneath the track to flip a switch just as the engine clears the fork, sending Merusu's car in the other direction. Pastar then pulls a long gun from the back of his cloak and fires at the track ahead of Merusu, hoping to send him careening into a canyon with the explosives.		Merusu hops down onto one of the cargo carts to inspect the Blue Aurum, thinking to himself that this might be their most ambitious heist yet. Then Pastar takes aim and fires as Merusu, who dodges the bullet. Pastar says it has been too long since they have seen each other, and Merusu tells him he is not going to clock out today until they are locked up. Pastar tries to convince Merusu that he was just saying hello; he would never try to fight him. Merusu orders him to put down his gun, then, so Pastar agrees, but then he catches sight of a sign indicating a track fork ahead. On the sly, he powers a special technique with a finger and then taps his gun before throwing it between the cart where he stands and the cart where Merusu stands. The gun lands on the hinge connecting their carts and then Pastar snaps his fingers, triggering the technique he used on the gun, and it explodes, severing the connection. Pastar then directs Penne to send Merusu down the other track. She extends a stretchy arm outside of the train and reaches beneath the track to flip a switch just as the engine clears the fork, sending Merusu's car in the other direction. Pastar then pulls a long gun from the back of his cloak and fires at the track ahead of Merusu, hoping to send him careening into a canyon with the explosives.

	As the train engine shoots into a tunnel, Merusu uses his Galactic Patrol special-issue flight boots to stop the carts from derailing. Then he uses his communicator to tell Jaco to secure the Blue Aurum while he catches the Macareni Gang at the tunnel exit. Jaco takes off with his own emergency boot propellors,~~<ref group="note">~~In [[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman ~~Chapter 6~~]], Jaco explains that these boot propellors are for emergency use and will only work once. Neither he nor Merusu uses them more than once in this chapter.~~</ref>~~ and Goku realizes that is the only way they can fly. Vegeta notices that Merusu is gone, and Goku points out that he is already at the tunnel. Merusu flips onto the hood of the train engine as it exits the tunnel, but the conductors tell him that the criminals have already made their escape, probably in that spaceship that is taking off over there. Jaco realizes they took the Blue Aurum with them. The Macarenis are smug until Goku appears on their windshield to let them know they are not getting away.~~<ref group="note">~~The way Goku presses his face to the windshield is another reference to ''Dragon Ball Super: Broly'', where he did something similar with [[Freeza]]'s goons who were gathering the [[Dragon Balls]] on [[Earth]].~~</ref>~~ They wonder who he is, and why he is with the Galactic Patrol; they did not expect to have to deal with someone who could fly.		As the train engine shoots into a tunnel, Merusu uses his Galactic Patrol special-issue flight boots to stop the carts from derailing. Then he uses his communicator to tell Jaco to secure the Blue Aurum while he catches the Macareni Gang at the tunnel exit. Jaco takes off with his own emergency boot propellors,{{efn\|In ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'', Jaco explains that these boot propellors are for emergency use and will only work once.<ref>{{Cite manga\|Series=Jaco\|Chp=6}}</ref> Neither he nor Merusu uses them more than once in this chapter.}} and Goku realizes that is the only way they can fly. Vegeta notices that Merusu is gone, and Goku points out that he is already at the tunnel. Merusu flips onto the hood of the train engine as it exits the tunnel, but the conductors tell him that the criminals have already made their escape, probably in that spaceship that is taking off over there. Jaco realizes they took the Blue Aurum with them. The Macarenis are smug until Goku appears on their windshield to let them know they are not getting away.{{efn\|The way Goku presses his face to the windshield is another reference to ''Dragon Ball Super: Broly'', where he did something similar with [[Freeza]]'s goons who were gathering the [[Dragon Balls]] on [[Earth]].}} They wonder who he is, and why he is with the Galactic Patrol; they did not expect to have to deal with someone who could fly.

	Goku tells Merusu he caught the bad guys, and Merusu thanks him for the help, but then Vegeta notices that he is holding some kind of part in his hand. He realizes that Merusu had already disabled their ship and would have caught them even if Goku had not interfered; he only prioritized stopping the train to save the hostages. Vegeta does not know when he had time to sabotage the ship, and he is frustrated that he missed it.		Goku tells Merusu he caught the bad guys, and Merusu thanks him for the help, but then Vegeta notices that he is holding some kind of part in his hand. He realizes that Merusu had already disabled their ship and would have caught them even if Goku had not interfered; he only prioritized stopping the train to save the hostages. Vegeta does not know when he had time to sabotage the ship, and he is frustrated that he missed it.
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	Just then, Iriko gets a report from the [[Kusaya Squad]]; they were out scouting and managed to pinpoint Moro's location; he is passing through Sector KT40, which means he did not get as far as Merusu expected. Goku asks what direction that sector is in, and Jaco points. Goku puts his fingers to his forehead to search, and Jaco asks what he is doing. Vegeta tells him he can sense a large ''ki'' at a great distance if he knows where to look. Goku concentrates, finally honing in on his target...only to find that Moro can sense him too!		Just then, Iriko gets a report from the [[Kusaya Squad]]; they were out scouting and managed to pinpoint Moro's location; he is passing through Sector KT40, which means he did not get as far as Merusu expected. Goku asks what direction that sector is in, and Jaco points. Goku puts his fingers to his forehead to search, and Jaco asks what he is doing. Vegeta tells him he can sense a large ''ki'' at a great distance if he knows where to look. Goku concentrates, finally honing in on his target...only to find that Moro can sense him too!

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	* [https://www.kanzenshuu.com/manga/super/chp-43/ Kanzenshuu Manga Guide - Dragon Ball Super Chapter 43]		* [https://www.kanzenshuu.com/manga/super/chp-43/ Kanzenshuu Manga Guide - Dragon Ball Super Chapter 43]

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	==References==		==References==

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 ==Continuity==
 The events of this chapter take place after the [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 131|final episode]] of ''[[Dragon Ball Super (anime)|Dragon Ball Super]]'' and they have not been depicted in any other continuity.
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| jpn_title = 銀河パトロール入隊!
| rom_title = Ginga Patorōru Nyūtai!
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"'''Galactic Patrol Enlistment!'''" is the forty-third chapter of the ''[[Dragon Ball Super (manga)|Dragon Ball Super]]'' manga series written and illustrated by [[Toyotarō]], with supervision and guidance from original ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)|Dragon Ball]]'' author [[Akira Toriyama]]. It was published in Japan in the February 2019 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[V-Jump]]'', with a sale date of '''21 December 2018'''.

==Summary==

==Interstitial Page==
The interstitial page following this chapter in the [[Dragon Ball Super Tankōbon Volume 9|ninth collected volume]] features the criminals [[Ghetti]], [[Penne]], and [[Pastar]] walking along in shackles.

==Continuity==
The events of this chapter take place after the [[Dragon Ball Super Episode 131|final episode]] of ''[[Dragon Ball Super (anime)|Dragon Ball Super]]'' and they have not been depicted in any other continuity.

==Notes==

==Cast==
In order of appearance:
* [[Dai Kaiōshin]]
* [[South Kaiōshin]]
* [[Moro]]
* Ancient [[Galactic Patrol|Galactic Police]] members
* [[Merusu]]
* [[Jaco]]
* [[Goku]]
* [[Vegeta]]
* [[Majin Boo]]
* Modern [[Galactic Patrol]] members
* [[Galactic King]]
* [[Iriko]]
* [[Planet Jung]] police
* [[Ghetti]]
* [[Pastar]]
* [[Penne]]

==Items==

==Setting==
* Unidentified regions of long ago
* [[Galactic Patrol Headquarters]]

==Availability==
This chapter has been released in numerous countries and languages around the world in both print and digital formats. [[Viz]] simulpub chapters and the collected volumes (including the Japanese, print and digital) are inconsistently cropped from the original, wider ''[[V-Jump]]'' pages. Viz digital editions (simulpub and ''tankōbon'') are often the least-cropped.

===Japan===
* ''V-Jump'', February 2019 ('''21 December 2018''')
* [[Dragon Ball Super Tankōbon Volume 9|Dragon Ball Volume 9: Battle's End and Aftermath]] (Tankōbon; '''04 April 2019''')
** Digital Monochrome Edition Volume 9 ('''04 April 2019''')
** Digital Color Edition Volume 9 ('''02 October 2020''')

===North America (English)===
* Viz Digital Monochrome Simulpub: [https://www.viz.com/shonenjump/dragon-ball-super-chapter-43/chapter/17543 Chapter 43] ('''20 December 2018''')
* [[Dragon Ball Super Tankōbon Volume 9|Dragon Ball Super Volume 9: Battle's End and Aftermath]] ('''02 June 2020''')
** Digital Monochrome Edition Volume 9 ('''02 June 2020''')

==External Links==
* [https://www.kanzenshuu.com/manga/super/chp-43/ Kanzenshuu Manga Guide - Dragon Ball Super Chapter 43]

==References==
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[[Category:Dragon Ball Super|43]]