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Tsukuyomi tells Sagiri that his actions have awakened Japan.

The UN soldiers line up as Yuuhi leaves.

Sagiri’s Shiranui rises after taking a strike from Tsukuyomi's blade.

Walken and Sagiri admire each other’s strength.

For the sake of his mission, Major Walken points an AMWS-21 at Sagiri.

As Takeru remembers what she said at Yokohama Base, Tsukuyomi opens a comms channel to Sagiri.

Takeru looks to see how Meiya is reacting to Yuuhi's words.

During Operation Lucifer the US military dropped a new anti-hive weapon, the G-bomb, on Yokohama without warning.

Tsukuyomi tells him that he's become an outlaw to awaken Japan. But Sagiri knew that would happen.

The superior officer’s lock on Hunter 3 is undone.

For the sake of his mission, Major Walken points an AMWS-21 at Sagiri.

207 and Yuuhi watch the battle end.

Walken's signal is lost, and Takeru turns around to look.

Miki sees Irma’s signal disappear from the radar, and an explosion behind her. She knows Irma is dead.

Takeru believes the new OS can help him escape, and hopes he can go home alive with the rest of 207.

Walken says that they’re going to take Hunter 3 back to America to stand trial as a spy and act as a witness, instead of executing them on the spot.

Sagiri issues Walken a warning in an angry voice.

Walken is stunned to see his override broken. Hunter 3 heads after Shirogane again.

Hunter 3, the one that fired at Takeru, tries to fire again, but its weapons are locked.

Walken recognizes the resolve of Sagiri and the rebels, but he has resolve of his own.

Sagiri looks at the moon, with no regret for what he’s done.

Walken is stunned to see his override broken. Hunter 3 heads after Shirogane again.

Yuuhi's words are intended for all the soldiers present here, but it seems like she’s speaking specifically to 207.

Takeru looks to see how Meiya is reacting to Yuuhi's words.

Yuuhi speaks to the assembled UN and Japanese soldiers.

The Takemikazuchi and Shiranui ready themselves for one final strike.

She says we must not disregard those who felt the need to rise up for the people of Japan.

Mikoto is summoned by Marimo.

Ayamine opens fire on Sagiri just before he can finish Chizuru. Ayamine makes her feelings plain, and yells to him in a plaintive voice.

207 and Walken's Flight are given an audience with Yuuhi.

When she hears about 207, Yuuhi orders them brought to her.

Yuuhi tells Miki that her choice to serve international society in the same way her father did was a splendid one.

The superior officer’s lock on Hunter 3 is undone.

Takeru believes the new OS can help him escape, and hopes he can go home alive with the rest of 207.

Takeru gives Meiya the doll that Yuuhi gave him. Meiya knows what it is.

Ayamine says Sagiri's name, shaking, in front of the waterfall.

Takeru can understand Sagiri's love for his country, but he has something more important.

Irma swears she’ll rebuild Finland, the land her father tried to protect. Miki thinks back to what her own father said.

Sagiri and Ayamine have known each other for years. The two of them were raised like sibling.

The Shogun is in charge of the government. If a problem is occurring, the Shogun and army should be the ones to fix it. But that’s not what’s happening now.

There’s only one person who can end this now: Sagiri.

Yuuhi finishes her speech and tells Takeru to go.

Takeru quickly takes Meiya and retreats, with Tsukuyomi providing cover.

After a short silence, Yuuhi accepts Meiya’s offer.

Yuuhi asks Sgt. Jinguuji if she can speak to the members of 207 individually, and she agrees.

Everyone adjusts their posture, and Yuuhi looks up as Walken speaks.

Sagiri's actions are no different than those of the Japanese government during the expulsion at Mt. Tengan. He and his men have no right to claim to speak for the people.

The battle began in the capital when an American intelligence agency spy opened fire.

Irma and Miki exchange a traditional Japanese promise.

Sagiri, moved by the Shogun’s words and tears, surrenders and entrusts the Shogun with the lives of his men.

Irma clutches her pendant, and thinks of her father and family in a faraway land.

Irma promises to invite Miki and her dad to Finland when it’s rebuilt.

Irma joined the American army despite being Finnish to gain citizenship.

Takeru is aware that he’s a Japanese citizen and will take responsibility for his words.

Tsukuyomi gives Walken a short summary of the plan.

The real enemy, Sagiri says, is the Sendai Provisional Government that refused to listen to Yuuhi's cease-fire order and accepted US government help.

Takeru is worried that Meiya might be upset she couldn't save Sagiri.

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She says we must not disregard those who felt the need to rise up for the people of Japan.

おやさい愛好家

Sagiri looks at the moon, with no regret for what he’s done.

おやさい愛好家

Lt. Tsukuyomi readies herself for combat, unimpressed by Sagiri's words.

The other rebels see Sagiri's death.

Mikoto is taken by the MPs, but Marimo says there’s little they can do to a trainee.

Sagiri realized that he would have to dirty his hands to save Japan from danger.

The other rebels see Sagiri's death.

Lt. Tsukuyomi readies herself for combat, unimpressed by Sagiri's words.

Those who died didn’t die for a Japan which forgot its virtue.

Irma fends off the rebels while Miki and Mikoto escape.

The UN soldiers line up as Yuuhi leaves.

Meiya can’t hold back tears as she takes the doll.

After seeing Sagiri's death, the rebels line up and allow 207 passage.

Meiya and Yuuhi spend some time where can feel each other closeby. It’s the only thing that Takeru can do for them.

Walken's signal is lost, and Takeru turns around to look.

After the coup, they have a new resolve to do what they can to save humanity.

The Isumi Valkyries remember the fallen beneath the cherry trees in front of Yokohama Base's main gates. Their missions are always classified, and only members of the unit may attend their funerals.

Irma says that she needs to get citizenship to get her family out of the refugee camps, and that her father volunteered for the Finnish army and went missing.

Takeru can understand Sagiri's love for his country, but he has something more important.

There’s only one person who can end this now: Sagiri.

Sagiri and Ayamine have known each other for years. The two of them were raised like sibling.

After hearing the plan, Walken asks Tsukuyomi if the Royal Guard is willing to go along with something so far from what Yuuhi wants.

The empire will collapse someday without Yuuhi to lead it. Thus, Meiya asks to perform the duty she’s trained for since being a small child.

Takeru thinks that perhaps he’s not enough of a Japanese patriot.

Yuuhi asks Sgt. Jinguuji if she can speak to the members of 207 individually, and she agrees.

Meiya succeeds in persuading the rebels to surrender. The members of 207 reflect on what’s just happened.

Sagiri’s Shiranui rises after taking a strike from Tsukuyomi's blade.

The superior officer’s lock on Hunter 3 is undone.

Komaki survived the battlefield and is now recovering from her wounds. Maybe her heart will only heal when she’s atoned for her sins.

The rebels will be killed no matter what. Yuuhi is aware of this.

Something’s happened to Irma. The forces behind this plan have set up layers of traps.

Yuuhi says that she herself will go in her Takemikazuchi to persuade the rebels to stand down, and end the conflict as soon as possible.

Tsukuyomi gives Walken a short summary of the plan.

The sound of bubbling water quietly fills the air.

Finally in front of the Shogun, Sagiri kneels on the palm of his TSF and gives his name.

Sagiri apologizes for the pain he's caused Yuuhi, but says it’s only until the pus has been purged from the Empire.

Even if his goal was to share the Shogun's will with the people, it’s not acceptable to eliminate by force those who will not listen.

Yuuhi refuses to allow humanity’s protectors to fight and die for the sake of a single Shogun.

Meiya says that regardless of what problems the government and military have, it’s the Shogun's responsibility to fix. There was no need for the rebels to shed blood.