Repeating the Loop Is No Guarantee of Success|keyframe card

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If Takeru had not conjured up the vision with Meiya, and if Captain Isumi and the others had not died, there might perhaps have been a future in which Takeru died instead.

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Takeru is surprised at how easily the veteran's praise comes. The veterans tell him that new pilot or not, they welcome anybody who can fight. They tell him he may have saved humanity.

Takeru sits in front of his destroyed Fubuki, unmoving. He was saved from certain death.

The Fubuki's acoustic sensor picks up that a member of Red Team is moving. It appears to be trying to move around behind Takeru and Meiya.

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.

207 is told to fall back to hangar 37 and bring ammo.

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’s Fubuki flies through the ruins of a residential area, and receives the first shows of the match from Red Team.

Takeru smirks and says it was harder than he thought, and that he wanted an even bigger win. Mikoto tells Takeru he's amazing.

The exercise is set to take place in (what’s left of) Negishi Forest Park. The Type-87 Maintenance Trailers containers are jacked-up one after another.

Takeru is surprised at how easily the veteran's praise comes. The veterans tell him that new pilot or not, they welcome anybody who can fight. They tell him he may have saved humanity.

She threw herself into battle, hoping to forget the pain, but realized that this wasn't real atonement.

Marimo tells him it’s okay to be a coward. That if you know fear, you become sensitive to death, and hard to kill.