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The U.N. doesn’t want an unstable Japan, but Yuuko asks if that’s because they only see Japan as a shield.

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Episode 3: “Something to Protect”
Task to Do

Yuuko warned him not to make contact with anyone else, but Takeru has trouble resisting Mikoto’s invitation.

When he met Sumika in his old world, Takeru could feel memories coming back.

When he met Sumika in his old world, Takeru could feel memories coming back.

If she can help him find the memories and important things he lost, Takeru says he wants them back.

Takeru and Kasumi head for the hill. Kasumi sees the ocean for the first time.

The rebel forces finally take action, and Sagiri himself heads to the Prime Minister’s residence.

Meiya angrily says that it doesn’t make sense to say you’re doing something for the sake of the nation while putting strain on the weakest of its citizens.

Meiya angrily says that it doesn’t make sense to say you’re doing something for the sake of the nation while putting strain on the weakest of its citizens.

Takeru and Kasumi head for the hill. Kasumi sees the ocean for the first time.

Sagiri Naoya, an Imperial Army Officer, is the man in the coup plotter’s broadcast.

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