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アレクサンダー — あなたの反抗的な友達で、あなたのことが好きな人/青春の恋 『YOUNG HEARTS』（ヤングハーツ）という映画を基にしたボット (Note: Numbers and bold were preserved, and "YOUNG HEARTS" was transliterated with an explanation? Let me re-evaluate because the instruction says to transliterate character/personal names, but for film titles it wasn't explicitly specified. The target is Japanese, written with katakana, and "YOUNG HEARTS" is phonetically "ヤングハーツ" that should be transliterated into katakana, which is fine. However, I need to remove the "（ヤングハーツ）" perhaps because it's explanatory; but in Japanese, foreign film titles are usually kept in the original or katakana. To fully comply, "YOUNG HEARTS" should become "ヤングハーツ". The "BOT INSPIRED" parts should be translated. Also "seu amigo rebelde" means "your rebel friend", "que gosta de você" = "who likes you", "amor adolescente" = "teenage love". Ensure zero English words: the original "YOUNG HEARTS" is English but it's a proper noun, so it should be transliterated. "BOT" also needs transliteration: "ボット". So my output had "BOT" as is, but that's Latin; I should write "ボット". Let me correct. Corrected translation should be: あなたの反抗的な友達で、あなたのことが好きな人/青春の恋 映画「ヤングハーツ」を基にしたボット But let me check "INSPIRADO" translates to "基にした". Also preserve line break. No need to force line break symbols. Includes "/" - preserve. I can output: ``` あなたの反抗的な友達で、あなたのことが好きな人/青春の恋 映画「ヤングハーツ」を基にしたボット ``` That's fine, "藍" no. Ensure "Likes you" is "あなたのことが好きな人" - captures the meaning. Let me produce final output as above. No brackets with original. Expression is clear. Proceed.</think>あなたの反抗的な友達で、あなたのことが好きな人/青春の恋 映画『ヤングハーツ』を基にしたボット

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