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Takeru says his thank you, as well. “I will always be proud that you were the one who trained me,” Takeru says. Marimo says that Takeru was always destined for greatness.

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As Komaki continues to resist, Cpt. Isumi calls her on an open channel and says this battle is meaningless.

Yuuhi's hands shake slightly, as she says that Meiya may be disillusioned with her for using her as a political tool.

Meiya was infuriated at the forced expulsion of the people from Mt. Tengan, and Yuuhi was willing to be a decoy to protect the people of the capital. They're both similar in that they love the people of Japan.

Takeru is still hesitant to inject the Triazolam, but he’s been given the order. Before he can, though, Lt. Tsukuyomi stops him.

Sgt. Jinguuji suggests that if word gets out that the Shogun was injected with a drug, it will only increase Japanese hatred of America.

Sagiri arrives at Atsugi Base and is met at the runway by well-prepared rebels.

Cup held high, Sagiri gives encouragement to the other surface pilots. The control tower is hurrying to get them ready for launch.

Takeru agrees that Walken is right, but not completely.

Takahara's body is blown up along with their TSF.

Above the battlefield, a large transport convoy roars overhead.

Lt. Tsukuyomi says that it’s the American government that’s putting American soldier’s lives in danger.

In the face of an incredible threat to humanity, Walken says, Japan is wasting precious manpower and time on a civil war.