Something That Should Be Understandable|keyframe card

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As a Japanese, Takeru should know that the Americans aren’t worth trusting after all the things they’ve done to abandon Japan.

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Meiya, Mikoto, and Ayamine thank Instructor Jinguuji.

Takeru only made it this far because Marimo helped him in the last world. He can’t tell her that, but he wants to share his gratitude nonetheless.

Suddenly, the lights at the top of the hall go on, and the door opens. The other participants in the meeting have arrived.

Takeru is happy to see Chizuru's feminine side again. In the background, Meiya denies Sumika’s accusations. Mikoto and Ayamine arrive too.

Yuuko tells Takeru that it puts incredible mental stress on Kasumi to move him across worlds. Kasumi is ready to “observe” Takeru.

Takeru steels himself as Yuuko tells him this may be the last time he can go to the other world.

Yuuko was surprised that the formula she created, whose idea she got from a game, was the key to saving the world.

Takeru says his thank you, as well. “I will always be proud that you were the one who trained me,” Takeru says. Marimo says that Takeru was always destined for greatness.

As he listens to them say hello, he begins to feel a little ill-at-ease in what was once his normal life.

Meiya's name is called next. Meiya walks proudly onto the stage.

Takeru describes abstractly what he learned in the other world. He says that people can only resolve to do difficult things to protect the things they care about.

Sumika says she doesn’t want Takeru to be gone. Sumika asks Takeru how he'd feel if she were gone, and he says he can’t imagine it.