What Only I Can Do|keyframe card

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To continue to endure a world where he must suffer the deaths of others and to one day save all the worlds he has been involved in. Only Takeru, the causal conductor, can do this.

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Takeru finds himself at the park where he and Sumika played when they were little.

Takeru is asked why he’s not with Kasumi, and says that they’re eating separately now.

Major Walken is angry that his men are losing their lives for the sake of a nation involved in a civil war.

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

But Takeru doesn’t understand how the rebels benefit from this honor or pride.

Those who get careless are the first to die on the battlefield. A girl who should have been the edge of humanity’s sword instead dies to those who believe in their own justice.

Thinking back to Japan's history since the 2nd world war, Walken's statement is correct.

The transports are following an ultra-low flight path to avoid Laser Class and anti-air craft fire. This is extremely dangerous, as they might crash into the mountains.

Sagiri raises his cup high, saying he's going to retake the Shogun Koubuin Yuuhi, who is the soul of Japan, and its future.

As the time comes to get moving again, Takeru is hesitant to use the Triazolam.

As she sees the formation of Antonov An-225 Mriya transports flying low to the ground, Komaki realizes she’s succeeded in her mission.

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