What I Have to Do|keyframe card

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Takeru hesitates, saying he can't go back until he's saved this world.

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The Susano-O had been kept in storage in an unfinished state. The development of the G-Bombs, a much easier to use weapon, made it less valuable.

The memory of having Takeru taken from her drives Sumika to revenge. Takeru hugs Sumika tightly, saying he will never leave her alone.

A basketball goal fell on the students in the gym class. Her classmates say that Sumika was beneath it.

Takeru is worried the veterans may try to get revenge for their defeat, but instead they start to compliment him. They say his brain is incredible for coming up with the new OS.

Takeru tells himself he can’t die here. The controls aren’t responding, the power's dropping out, and his cockpit turns black.

Takeru suggests returning to the hangar to avoid splitting their forces. Someone must stay behind to guard the retreat.

Death comes for a young maiden who cries for a comrade lost in battle. She's saved by a perfectly-timed strike from a Valkyrie warrior.

He’s frustrated at how he was only able to sit and watch things unfold, and asks himself what he's lacking. But he gets know answer.

Thinking back to Japan's history since the 2nd world war, Walken's statement is correct.

Despite knowing it was the best answer, and that Yuuhi wanted him to, Takeru was still unable to administer the Triazolam.

With the enemy out of reach after they’ve crossed Hiekawa, Lt. Tsukuyomi suggests that they allow Yuuhi time to rest.

As the time comes to get moving again, Takeru is hesitant to use the Triazolam.