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Takeru still thinks that if humanity loses, none of this will matter.

おやさい愛好家

Meiya refuses Tsukuyomi’s protection and orders them to put an end to this situation immediately.

A sudden shot from a recoilless gun hits a Royal Guard Zuikaku TSF in the chest.

207’s Fubukis equip their weapons. These guns are loaded with live rounds.

にゃんたろう研究員

Takeru sees how Meiya is doing and gets worried. He opens a private line.

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

The one who sent the letter was actually Sagiri Naoya.

The soldier who fired at the Zuikaku seemed to be not totally there.

深水悠紀斗

Takeru is surprised to hear that the letter is from Sagiri. The letter suggests mention of Ayamine’s father, Shuukaku.

Takeru can feel a change in Yuuko and Sakon’s discussion.

Takeru still thinks that if humanity loses, none of this will matter.

Ayamine says that if she’d read the letter, people might not have died.

おやさい愛好家

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

Silence in the command room as they listen to Sagiri.

Yoroi Sakon suddenly appears in the command room.

They arrive at Tougashima and 207 begins to boot up their TSFs.

Miki appears in the hanger in a panic, saying the Imperial Army has surrounded Yokohama base.

After discussing the coup, Instructor Jinguuji pauses for a moment, and says what she’s about to say is very important to all of them.

Takeru, Meiya, and Mikoto check on the Fubuki’s readiness.

207’s Fubukis equip their weapons. These guns are loaded with live rounds.

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

Miki appears in the hanger in a panic, saying the Imperial Army has surrounded Yokohama base.

Takeru goes to the roof and sees Ayamine there holding a letter.

Takeru is angry that the coup leader can’t control his own men.

Takeru sees how Meiya is doing and gets worried. He opens a private line.

The one who sent the letter was actually Sagiri Naoya.

Ayamine says that if she’d read the letter, people might not have died.

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

Yoroi Sakon suddenly appears in the command room.

Yuuko is annoyed, but manages to give a biting remark when she hears that the American Pacific Fleet is already deployed.

Sakon has been quiet until now. When he mentions Takeru, Yuuko glares at him and he leaves, saying he’s going to “do his job”.

Sakon says that he and Yuuko know how to properly use pawns.

The US forces make an assault landing and join the fighting.

207B-’s Fubukis come forward and the mechanics start to work on them.

The Base Commander says that after abandoning the US-Japan security treaty after the fall of Sadogashima and handing over its rights and duties to COSEAN, America has no right to intervene.

Silence in the command room as they listen to Sagiri.

207’s Fubukis equip their weapons. These guns are loaded with live rounds.

Meiya apologizes to Takeru for her own uselessness.

Yuuko says that America’s goal is to use the G bombs outside their territory and rule the post-war world. Undersecretary Tamase says he can’t rule out the possibility.

ナムサンKJR

Takeru is surprised to hear that the letter is from Sagiri. The letter suggests mention of Ayamine’s father, Shuukaku.

Meiya defends Takeru, saying that as a member of the U.N. military what he’s saying is right.

The military and government didn’t care about the people they were supposed to be protecting, Meiya said. The coup plotters rose up to save the suffering people.

Meiya defends Takeru, saying that as a member of the U.N. military what he’s saying is right.

Yuuko says that America’s goal is to use the G bombs outside their territory and rule the post-war world. Undersecretary Tamase says he can’t rule out the possibility.

Ayamine says that if she’d read the letter, people might not have died.

Sagiri orders the fighting to stop, but things refuse to settle down.

What Meiya said at the PX was fundamentally the same as what Sagiri said.

Silence in the command room as they listen to Sagiri.

A sudden shot from a recoilless gun hits a Royal Guard Zuikaku TSF in the chest.

The Royal Guard has deployed in force to protect the Shogun and the Imperial City Castle from the coup plotters.

The team splits into two groups, A and B, on arrival.

Takeru tries to ask Meiya something.

The team splits into two groups, A and B, on arrival.

Meiya apologizes to Takeru for her own uselessness.

The team splits into two groups, A and B, on arrival.

Ayamine says that if she’d read the letter, people might not have died.

Takeru goes to the roof and sees Ayamine there holding a letter.

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

Takeru goes to the roof and sees Ayamine there holding a letter.

The Royal Guard has deployed in force to protect the Shogun and the Imperial City Castle from the coup plotters.

まりあんぬ

They arrive at Tougashima and 207 begins to boot up their TSFs.

まりあんぬ

Meiya says that it’s the natural thing to do if another nation’s military arrives on their soil, even if the U.N. approve dit.

Sagiri orders the fighting to stop, but things refuse to settle down.

The Royal Guard has deployed in force to protect the Shogun and the Imperial City Castle from the coup plotters.

ナムサンKJR

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

ミネルヴァ

The team splits into two groups, A and B, on arrival.

Takeru tries to offer consolation, but Chizuru tells him coldly not to worry about it.

Meiya apologizes to Takeru for her own uselessness.

Sakon says that he and Yuuko know how to properly use pawns.

Silence in the command room as they listen to Sagiri.

The Royal Guard has deployed in force to protect the Shogun and the Imperial City Castle from the coup plotters.

Yuuko decides to give the new OS to all members of 207-B.

ぷにぽっぷ上船

Yuuko decides to give the new OS to all members of 207-B.

ぷにぽっぷ上船

Yuuko is sure that the version of her in the other world had a more realistic theory than she did.

ぷにぽっぷ上船

Chizuru launches her Fubuki, and learns the power of the new OS herself.

ぷにぽっぷ上船

The soldier who fired at the Zuikaku seemed to be not totally there.

Sakon has been quiet until now. When he mentions Takeru, Yuuko glares at him and he leaves, saying he’s going to “do his job”.

Takeru tries to ask Meiya something.

What Meiya said at the PX was fundamentally the same as what Sagiri said.

Takeru is angry that the coup leader can’t control his own men.

Yuuko is annoyed, but manages to give a biting remark when she hears that the American Pacific Fleet is already deployed.

The coup is a problem for Japan, but Yuuko smiles and says it’s good for her.

Meiya apologizes to Takeru for her own uselessness.

The coup is a problem for Japan, but Yuuko smiles and says it’s good for her.

Takeru tries to ask Meiya something.

Ayamine says that if she’d read the letter, people might not have died.

Meiya defends Takeru, saying that as a member of the U.N. military what he’s saying is right.

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

Sakon says that he and Yuuko know how to properly use pawns.

They arrive at Tougashima and 207 begins to boot up their TSFs.

The Royal Guard has deployed in force to protect the Shogun and the Imperial City Castle from the coup plotters.

The US forces make an assault landing and join the fighting.

Yuuko is annoyed, but manages to give a biting remark when she hears that the American Pacific Fleet is already deployed.

Sagiri orders the fighting to stop, but things refuse to settle down.

Takeru, Meiya, and Mikoto check on the Fubuki’s readiness.

Ayamine says that if she’d read the letter, people might not have died.