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📖 Book in Development ▤ Unofficial Fan Script Phase 2.9 • Source-grounded daughter-page integration
Science-Fiction Action • Galactic Alliance • Post-Invasion Earth • Authorization Required

Independence Day 3: Galaxy

Continuity control preserves postwar Earth, Harvester-derived technology, alliance politics, readable alien naming, Galaxy subtitle, and unresolved source/QC gates.

Title Lock

Independence Day 3: Galaxy. Preserve the Galaxy subtitle.

Continuity Lock

Earth is a rebuilt, technologically transformed post-invasion civilization. Harvester-derived capability creates both security and distrust among potential allies.

Ethical Lock

The series question expands from survival to responsibility: victory cannot automatically justify domination, militarization, or treating every unfamiliar civilization as a future battlefield.

Continuity / QC Controls

  • Preserve the 154-vs-~140 page discrepancy.
  • Keep Plan Alpha / Plan Beta source-tagged.
  • Verify Nihilith/Nexus reveal sequence directly against the current PDF before scene-specific public copy.
  • Verify Queen Elara continuity before public detail.
  • Keep alien names readable.
  • Constrain reality-scale technologies with explicit story rules during novel development.
Full Independence Day 3 visual retained for continuity review.

Visual Continuity

The complete artwork is shown without zooming so Earth, the fleet, alliances, and the larger-galaxy scale remain visible together and correspond directly to the parent card.

Rights boundary: Independent speculative continuation based on pre-existing third-party IP. Aurora Design Studios claims no ownership, affiliation, endorsement, or authorization. Commercial book, film, television, or other derivative use requires permission from the applicable rights holder.