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カードキャプチャーまつむら

ちるるくスクールライフ！

SENGOKU OTOME KFC

TV Anime Muv-Luv Alternative

Animation keyframe of "Muv-Luv"

TV Anime Muv-Luv Alternative

Animation keyframe of "Muv-Luv"

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 just barely manages to dodge the accurate fire from the veteran Surface Pilot, and hides behind a building.

Command orders the TSFs to stay on standby until ammo arrives. Shark's leader gives the same order to 207. Chizuru recovers enough to give orders to 207.

As Takeru and Meiya stand there helpless, the Red Team Shark unit arrives.

“We've survived combat ourselves,” Takeru says to his comrades to encourage them. They all realize that it's going to be a tough fight.

The Fubukis race across the practice ground. Takeru is even more excited. Now he may be able to save the world.

The command room begins the exercise. Yuuko's mode in the command room is serious, even as the new surface pilots are jovial.

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

Takeru is brought to the verge of tears. Everything he's done has been recognized. His comrades, who were watching from the shadows, share their joy.

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 isn’t completely convinced, and Marimo begins to tell him about when she was a rookie.

The former members of 207B form up. They now feel a little awkward about their tearful goodbye, especially since their former instructor is the one explaining the exercise.

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.

The Gekishin escapes Takeru's attack, but now Ayamine stands in its way. Takeru gives the orders for a plan to work together and lure the enemy into a kill zone.

Takeru suggests returning to the hangar to avoid splitting their forces. Someone must stay behind to guard the retreat.

The drugs have caused Takeru to lose his fear of the BETA. He says ammo is coming soon and doesn’t want to fall back.

The veteran doesn't miss how Takeru is moving. He quickly dodges the attack from the side and shakes off the pursuing attack.

Takeru misinterprets things and thinks his team isn't considered strong enough to fight. He's told, however, that because 207 is the most mobile unit they're being given the critical mission of getting the ammo.

The Surface Pilots participating as Red Team are all veterans with over 20 combat sorties.

When you’re sure death is near, you should do all you can to avoid a death that will bring you shame, and if there’s anything you can do by staying alive, you should see it through to the end.

A muffled voice comes in via an encrypted line, echoing deep within their heads. This is the activation trigger for a post-hypnotic suggestion given to all surface pilots.

As Chizuru goes to contact command, a BETA warning appears on everyone's retinal displays.

After so many loops, Takeru has a deep hatred of the BETA. The hypnotic suggestion and stimulants bring out the worst of that aspect of him.

He didn't want to die. But there was nothing he could do. He calls himself a coward who can do nothing but cry and piss himself.

The golden twilight shines down on the battlefield where so much was lost, and the shadows grow longer and darker.

When she was a young rookie, she had a baseless self-confidence too. It ended up getting all her comrades brutally killed.

Three more veterans are waiting for Takeru. The veterans tell Takeru he's so wimpy they don’t think he could be a pilot.

The veteran surface pilot leads Takeru to a dark corner of the hangar.

Marimo opens herself up to her student. Not as an instructor, or as a soldier.

Three more veterans are waiting for Takeru. The veterans tell Takeru he's so wimpy they don’t think he could be a pilot.

The veteran surface pilot leads Takeru to a dark corner of the hangar.

The veterans know from experience that it won't be that easy. In fact, the supply units have been badly delayed.

The Fubukis race across the practice ground. Takeru is even more excited. Now he may be able to save the world.

Takeru misinterprets things and thinks his team isn't considered strong enough to fight. He's told, however, that because 207 is the most mobile unit they're being given the critical mission of getting the ammo.

When you’re sure death is near, you should do all you can to avoid a death that will bring you shame, and if there’s anything you can do by staying alive, you should see it through to the end.

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.

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

Kasumi salutes Takeru with Usa-san. Is that her attempt at a joke?

The golden twilight shines down on the battlefield where so much was lost, and the shadows grow longer and darker.

Command orders the TSFs to stay on standby until ammo arrives. Shark's leader gives the same order to 207. Chizuru recovers enough to give orders to 207.

When Shark Leader sees the state of 207, they ask permission from Command to execute a “procedure” on them.

Takeru suggests returning to the hangar to avoid splitting their forces. Someone must stay behind to guard the retreat.

As Takeru and Meiya stand there helpless, the Red Team Shark unit arrives.

The veteran doesn't miss how Takeru is moving. He quickly dodges the attack from the side and shakes off the pursuing attack.

He didn't want to die. But there was nothing he could do. He calls himself a coward who can do nothing but cry and piss himself.

Morning on the day of the exercises. Today's wake-up is especially fluffy.

Takeru's TSF had its recorder active. Drawing away so many BETA with the TSF's superior mobility allowed 207 to finish its ammo transport mission.

A muffled voice comes in via an encrypted line, echoing deep within their heads. This is the activation trigger for a post-hypnotic suggestion given to all surface pilots.

It’s all 207 can do to respond.

“We've survived combat ourselves,” Takeru says to his comrades to encourage them. They all realize that it's going to be a tough fight.

A muffled voice comes in via an encrypted line, echoing deep within their heads. This is the activation trigger for a post-hypnotic suggestion given to all surface pilots.

A stimulant is given to Takeru's team now that the fear has faded. The fear of death fades and the team is ready to enter battle.

Takeru hears the voice of his teacher behind him as he sits there, unmoving. She asks him if he's calmed down. His answer is not kind.

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.

The Surface Pilots participating as Red Team are all veterans with over 20 combat sorties.

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

Yuuko tells Takeru that his assignment will take effect after tomorrow's exercises. She doesn’t tell him what the exercises are, though.

Marimo plays one last card to get Takeru to calm down. “Shirogane, let me tell you something. I pissed myself on my first mission, too.”

Marimo says gently that she wants him to survive for decades and save many people, and in the end, show his strength as a human.

Takeru suggests returning to the hangar to avoid splitting their forces. Someone must stay behind to guard the retreat.

The drugs have caused Takeru to lose his fear of the BETA. He says ammo is coming soon and doesn’t want to fall back.

Kasumi salutes Takeru with Usa-san. Is that her attempt at a joke?

The morning's exercises end with Takeru's unit getting an A evaluation while the other team gets a B. Takeru silently rejoices that everything is proceeding according to Yuuko’s plan.

Takeru is excited to try the new OS against veteran Surface Pilots. The OS has a new navigator voice.

Takeru is brought to the verge of tears. Everything he's done has been recognized. His comrades, who were watching from the shadows, share their joy.

The cockpit begins to twist and bend. Death will be here soon. Takeru covers his face. He can’t die here, he tells himself.

Takeru is suspicious that an explosion occurred in a non-live-fire exercise. He's not certain if he should continue the exercise at all.

They leave, knowing that all they can do to help him is act normal around him. “Instructor” Jinguuji has something she wants to say to him.

When she was a young rookie, she had a baseless self-confidence too. It ended up getting all her comrades brutally killed.

It’s all 207 can do to respond.

The rest of 207 watches him from a distance. All they can do is let him be alone.

Three more veterans are waiting for Takeru. The veterans tell Takeru he's so wimpy they don’t think he could be a pilot.

The veteran surface pilot leads Takeru to a dark corner of the hangar.

“We've survived combat ourselves,” Takeru says to his comrades to encourage them. They all realize that it's going to be a tough fight.

After the training unit is disbanded, Takeru is told by Yuuko that he’ll be assigned to Special Unit A-01, serving directly under Yokohama Base Command.

The veterans tell Takeru he's obligated to answer the questions of a superior officer. Takeru has no choice but to tell the veterans that yes, he is the one behind the new OS.

Takeru is brought to the verge of tears. Everything he's done has been recognized. His comrades, who were watching from the shadows, share their joy.

The unit feels like the new OS might turn the tide of the war. One of the veteran pilots comes to see them.

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 Gekishin escapes Takeru's attack, but now Ayamine stands in its way. Takeru gives the orders for a plan to work together and lure the enemy into a kill zone.

Three more veterans are waiting for Takeru. The veterans tell Takeru he's so wimpy they don’t think he could be a pilot.

The veteran surface pilot leads Takeru to a dark corner of the hangar.

As Chizuru goes to contact command, a BETA warning appears on everyone's retinal displays.

Meiya draws the one coming after them away, while Takeru watches for the unseen TSF. Chizuru faces off against the last TSF while moving into a position where she can aid the others.

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

Marimo plays one last card to get Takeru to calm down. “Shirogane, let me tell you something. I pissed myself on my first mission, too.”

Yuuko tells Takeru that his assignment will take effect after tomorrow's exercises. She doesn’t tell him what the exercises are, though.

カンパニー

The golden twilight shines down on the battlefield where so much was lost, and the shadows grow longer and darker.

カンパニー

Meiya asks Chizuru, the platoon leader, for control access of Takeru’s TSF, so she can give him a tranquilizer and calm him down.

カンパニー

In the blackness, he can hear the sound of his own heart beating. The sound of explosions and vibrations breaks the silence. Is that the sound of the BETA tearing apart his machine?

The golden twilight shines down on the battlefield where so much was lost, and the shadows grow longer and darker.

Why did she tell him this? She wanted him to know that everyone experiences the same failure, so not to take it too hard.

The Fubukis race across the practice ground. Takeru is even more excited. Now he may be able to save the world.

The command room begins the exercise. Yuuko's mode in the command room is serious, even as the new surface pilots are jovial.

The cockpit begins to twist and bend. Death will be here soon. Takeru covers his face. He can’t die here, he tells himself.

The unit feels like the new OS might turn the tide of the war. One of the veteran pilots comes to see them.