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Sagiri's actions are no different than those of the Japanese government during the expulsion at Mt. Tengan. He and his men have no right to claim to speak for the people.

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Japanese must remember who they are, and work to live up to that ideal every day.

Sagiri screams that the royal guard is helping the Americans.

The other rebels see Sagiri's death.

The UN soldiers line up as Yuuhi leaves.

Takeru thinks of something and leaves formation.

As Takeru remembers what she said at Yokohama Base, Tsukuyomi opens a comms channel to Sagiri.

During Operation Lucifer the US military dropped a new anti-hive weapon, the G-bomb, on Yokohama without warning.

Tsukuyomi orders the others to retreat.

Tsukuyomi tells him that he's become an outlaw to awaken Japan. But Sagiri knew that would happen.

Sagiri lost the officer he’d respected as a father, and his daughter, the girl he’d grown up with, at the hands of his fellow man.

Walken lost his witness, but he tells Takeru to retreat immediately.

Sagiri has killed too many of his brethren to turn back now.