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Sakon gives his opinion of the truth of the coup: that the youth have risen up to fix the nation’s corruption.

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Lt. Tsukuyomi then turns her anger on Sgt. Jinguuji, and asks if the Royal Guard are the UN’s enemy too. A fight feels like it might break out at any moment.

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Sagiri raises his cup high, saying he's going to retake the Shogun Koubuin Yuuhi, who is the soul of Japan, and its future.

Walken is annoyed, but Tsukuyomi insist that a mere unit commander doesn’t have the right to order a foreign nation's head of state to be injected with dangerous drugs.