No Right to Speak|keyframe card

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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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Takeru's past comes back, and he thinks about what it means to save this world.

The argument between Takeru and the guards echoes in Yuuko's room.

Yuuko takes out a gun and points it at Takeru, asking him what he wants. This is his answer.

Meiya wept at the people who were forced to suffer in his last world, too.

The biggest difference between Takeru's old world and this one.

Inside the elevator, Yuuko gives Takeru a neck strap for visitors.

Takeru goes back into his room to learn the truth.

Takeru realizes he’s retained not just his memories but his physical abilities as well.

Takeru answers Instructor Jinguuji's question.

The things Meiya wants to protect are the Earth, the people of Japan, and the nation called Japan.

He remembers the explosion at Mt. Tengan in the old world.

Takeru has nothing to show the guards and tries to persuade them instead.