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The Japanese, who had experienced what happens to areas where the G-bomb was used in Operation Lucifer, took the Susano-O to prevent it from being used again.

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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.

Takeru is over-excited because the stimulant was too strong. “Shirogane Takeru the hero is back!”

The Gekishins try their best to fight back against the BETA horde, but their paint rounds are useless.

The F-15s are helpless against the BETA without real bullets. Takeru begins to shiver in fear as the TSFs are destroyed one after another.

Takeru says that the enemy's such a good pilot it doesn’t feel like fighting a Gekishin. In answer to Mikoto's message, Takeru says he’ll handle this enemy.

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.

Takeru is over-excited because the stimulant was too strong. “Shirogane Takeru the hero is back!”

Sgt. Jinguuji says they have been temporarily designated as Flight A207 to allow for a comparative practical evaluation of the proof-of-concept OS in their TSFs against the XM3.

Takeru says that the enemy's such a good pilot it doesn’t feel like fighting a Gekishin. In answer to Mikoto's message, Takeru says he’ll handle this enemy.

A207 gives a shout, encouraged by Takeru’s words. Sgt. Jinguuji watches over her former students.

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.