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After defeating veteran ace pilots who should've easily beaten them, Takeru wants to achieve an even better score.

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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.

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

A report says that the UN has engaged the reinforcements from Hakone at the Odawara West Interchange

Meiya was removed from her home, forced to conceal her identity, and educated to take over as the Shogun in case something happened to Yuuhi.

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.

Yuuhi is willing to put her life at first to save the lives of many soldiers and citizens. But Takeru still isn't sure.

Sagiri’s followers listen to him carefully, holding cups of their own.

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

Suzumiya calls out to the crying Tsukiji as she tries to protect her.

In the Koubuin clan, twins are regarded as an ill-omen that can potentially split Japan. Meiya was given to the Mitsurugi clan immediately after being born.

Takeru had thought that Meiya was sent to the UN because it was her duty as a member of the Shogun's clan, but it was actually a sign of Japan’s trust for the UN, Yuuhi tells him.