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| − | * 0066.09.22: Tsugumi Saionji is born in Neo-Japan to Musashi and Keiko.
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| − | * 0078.9.22: On her 12th birthday, Tsugumi is informed by Musashi Saionji that she will be having an arranged marriage with Garma Zabi of the Zabi Family, despite Garma being nearly seven years older than her. She is upset by this declaration made without her consent and rejects the proposal, but is told she has no choice in the matter.
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| − | * 0080.03: Tsugumi assists in the construction efforts of Delaz's "Garden of Thorns". Ken Ooshiro arrives during this time too, escorting Earth Zeon forces.
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| − | * 0080.06: The Federation announces the former Principality of Zeon forces on the African Front have been disarmed, and Tsugumi condemns this as cowardice, drawing mixed responses from other Delaz Fleet soldiers.
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| − | * 0080.10: Tsugumi and Ken return to Axis on an escort mission.
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| − | * 0081.03.28: Tsugumi Saionji meets the renegade Zeon forces as they approach the space fortress Axis with the infant Mineva Lao Zabi in their care, and sees them safely to their destination.
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| − | * 0081.05.13: Tsugumi and Ken become much closer after participating in a mess hall brawl with fellow soldiers over Tsugumi's loud and continued insistence that not fighting to the death with the Federation is a sign of cowardice, despite her not having even fought before. While locked up in the brig with Ken, she rethinks her position and dwells on her own hypocrisy thanks to Ken's words. This is the foundation of her new belief system that one should not expect others to do what one hasn't done one's self.
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| − | * 0083.09.24: During a deployment against Federation forces, Tsugumi is declared Killed-In-Action due to the destruction of her mobile suit, but manages to survive and is rescued by Ken Ooshiro.
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