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The Susano-O had been kept in storage in an unfinished state. The development of the G-Bombs, a much easier to use weapon, made it less valuable.

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Sagiri says Japan is too caught up in its role as the protector of the world.

Tsukuyomi’s words make Sagiri realize he's done his part to save his country, but now is the time to atone for his sins.

Takeru stands on that hill, looking out on Yokohama.

Tsukuyomi shows respect for Sagiri and the rebels, who were willing to become outlaws to right Japan.

Takeru is worried that Meiya might be upset she couldn't save Sagiri.

Takeru thinks of something and leaves formation.

Walken and Sagiri admire each other’s strength.

Walken's signal is lost, and Takeru turns around to look.

Yuuko tells Takeru that it puts incredible mental stress on Kasumi to move him across worlds. Kasumi is ready to “observe” Takeru.

Suddenly, the lights at the top of the hall go on, and the door opens. The other participants in the meeting have arrived.

“The world wants young people with strength and courage. In battle, you need experience if you're going to win.”

“Use every ounce of strength you possess to win victory and a future for humanity.” Paul Radhabinod says that he has a message from Yuuhi as well.