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Meiya says that regardless of what problems the government and military have, it’s the Shogun's responsibility to fix. There was no need for the rebels to shed blood.

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Komaki survived the battlefield and is now recovering from her wounds. Maybe her heart will only heal when she’s atoned for her sins.

If Japan does not wake up now, will it ever be saved? Sagiri speaks of the danger to his homeland.

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

Meiya asks Takeru if he knew about her and Yuuhi, but Takeru says he knows nothing.

After the coup, they have a new resolve to do what they can to save humanity.

Drunk on their new importance, people have forgotten virtue.

The Americans abandoned Japan, turned Yokohama into a wasteland, and now they’ve pointed a gun at the Shogun... Sagiri's wrathful strike peirces the enemy of Japan.

Sagiri issues Walken a warning in an angry voice.

Tsukuyomi’s words make Sagiri realize he's done his part to save his country, but now is the time to atone for his sins.

Walken recognizes the resolve of Sagiri and the rebels, but he has resolve of his own.

Takeru stands on that hill, looking out on Yokohama.

Tsukuyomi’s words make Sagiri realize he's done his part to save his country, but now is the time to atone for his sins.