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

Those who thought strengthening relationships with the U.N. would only make Japan suffer more caused the coup.

Takeru thoughts that Sagiri and his men were similar to Meiya in the way they cared for the Shogun and the people, but that was wrong.

Instructor Jinguuji finishes her briefing with encouragement for her students.

Yuuhi knew Meiya was with the 207 because Takeru called her Meiya when they first met.

Takeru will have to go at top speed to make it through the Hiekawa Tollbooth where the Fuji Garrison is deployed.

Komaki tears apart Takahara's Shiranui. It bursts into flames, taking its pilots with it.

Lt. Tsukuyomi says that no Japanese would ever break a promise made in the Shogun’s name, and Major Walken accepts the offer.

Yuuhi's hands shake slightly, as she says that Meiya may be disillusioned with her for using her as a political tool.

People should do their duty to their country. And the country should do its duty towards its people. - These words are always in Yuuhi's heart.

Even if the people hated him for it, the Undersecretary attempted to work with America.

Miki starts to apologize and Irma askes why.