For one of the most massive and dark matter-deficient galaxies, we display in the first row the galaxy at infall, separating into, from left to right, stellar (green), dark matter (red), and gas (blue) particles. The coloured particles are the ones that belong to the object at infall time, while in black we mark those that also end up belonging to the object at z = 0. In the second row we show the final position of all the particles above, now in units of the host halo radius R₂₀₀. The histograms in the bottom and right axes of each plot show the distribution of the positions of the particles, where the shaded grey regions correspond to the radius of the galaxy at z = 0. The trajectory of the galaxy from infall until z = 0 is shown as a black solid line. The two circles correspond to the host radius R₂₀₀ at z = 0 (outer circle) and 0.5⋅R₂₀₀ (inner circle).