Hilarious, Isn’t It?|keyframe card

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After all the praise he got from the veterans, he had to use drugs to fight, and then the overdose caused him to shoot paintballs at BETA. He continues to judge himself.

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The destruction of the BETA comes first before Japan’s future. But Takeru feels humanity still hasn't come together.

Takeru quickly takes Meiya and retreats, with Tsukuyomi providing cover.

Even though there’s a partition between them, the two don't look at each other.

The real enemy, Sagiri says, is the Sendai Provisional Government that refused to listen to Yuuhi's cease-fire order and accepted US government help.

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

Takeru can understand Sagiri's love for his country, but he has something more important.

When Yuuhi hears Ayamine's name, she says that she trained under several officers in order to learn how to command the military.

The Shogun is in charge of the government. If a problem is occurring, the Shogun and army should be the ones to fix it. But that’s not what’s happening now.

Sagiri says that no one in the government or military is capable of restraining their behavior, and that’s not Yuuhi’s fault.

The destruction of the BETA comes first before Japan’s future. But Takeru feels humanity still hasn't come together.

Meiya listens to Yuuhi's words from the shadows.

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