Winning What’s Important|keyframe card

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They don't know how important it is to fight for the things that are important to you, Takeru says to himself.

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Yuuhi has given a direct order to protect Meiya. Even if just for a moment, Tsukuyomi trusts Takeru enough to entrust him with the task.

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

Takeru volunteered in order to take responsibility for himself, like Meiya was doing.

The destruction of the BETA comes first before Japan’s future. But Takeru feels humanity still hasn't come together.

Yuuhi says that Takeru’s skills and the soldiers and materials being used in this fight should have been used to fight the BETA.

Miki was told by her father, the UN Undersecretary, that America’s help is needed to protect Japan, but that some people can’t accept that.

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.

Miki was told by her father, the UN Undersecretary, that America’s help is needed to protect Japan, but that some people can’t accept that.

Yuuhi asks Takeru why he hesitated to inject the triazolam.

The comms officer falls silent upon hearing that the first wave of reinforcements was wiped out, but Sagiri is unmoved.

Lt. Tsukuyomi says that using Triazolam in these conditions is dangerous, but Walken shoots her down.

Walken says the best move is to leave the battlefield immediately.