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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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They have to get the ammo to Shark Unit as fast as possible. They split up to avoid the BETA. All of them except Takeru.

He's told that there’s no time to argue, and that he has to go before the Laser Class arrive, but still he insists. The rest of his platoon intervenes to persuade him.

Takeru gets annoyed at himself, too. He's been forced to use hypnotic suggestions and drugs, and treated like an errand boy. He's better than this, he says.

The Gekishin escapes Takeru's attack, but now Ayamine stands in its way. Takeru gives the orders for a plan to work together and lure the enemy into a kill zone.

The veteran surface pilot leads Takeru to a dark corner of the hangar.

Three more veterans are waiting for Takeru. The veterans tell Takeru he's so wimpy they don’t think he could be a pilot.

When Shark Leader sees the state of 207, they ask permission from Command to execute a “procedure” on them.

Takeru misinterprets things and thinks his team isn't considered strong enough to fight. He's told, however, that because 207 is the most mobile unit they're being given the critical mission of getting the ammo.

The stimulants are having a negative effect, and Takeru can only interpret anything he's told negatively. He gets mad, thinking that he's stronger than the other surface pilots.

Even if you can’t forgive yourself right away, that’s okay. By the time you can laugh and talk about it, you might've found what you lost again.

A muffled voice comes in via an encrypted line, echoing deep within their heads. This is the activation trigger for a post-hypnotic suggestion given to all surface pilots.

The drugs have caused Takeru to lose his fear of the BETA. He says ammo is coming soon and doesn’t want to fall back.