Enough, Lieutenant!|keyframe card

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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.

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It was Hunter 2, Irma Thesleff, who suddenly opened fire.

Irma and Miki exchange a traditional Japanese promise.

Yuuhi thanks Takeru, and says she hopes that what they discussed may provide him with a clue to solving his problems.

While on patrol, Miki hears a sound in the bushes and is surprised to find an American surface pilot.

Major Walken can’t trust Takeru since he hesitated to inject Yuuhi with the triazolam.

After seeing for himself so many different ways people felt and thought during this mission, Takeru didn't know what to do.

Miki has a terrifying thought: her father might be involved in the coup in order to bring the Americans closer to Japan.

Even if his goal was to share the Shogun's will with the people, it’s not acceptable to eliminate by force those who will not listen.

Sagiri and his men knew this, but still followed the wrong path. There is one chance they have left at redemption.

The Imperial Army on the continent helped evacuate the local citizens at Ayamine's father's command. As a result, the UN Army took heavy damage, and he was punished.

Yuuhi, the Shogun, bows her head to an American officer and UN army trainees.

Meiya, now looking exactly like Yuuhi, gets in Takeru's TSF.