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Sakon says that there are those who want to start a civil war, and tells Takeru to take Yuuhi to Yokohama Base.

Takeru says that the reason Meiya didn’t use the Takemikazuchi Yuuhi sent was that she didn’t like being given special treatment.

Takeru doesn’t know what to do. If anything happens to Yuuhi the people will be in an uproar, and a war between humans might break out.

207 and the 19th head forward at top combat speed.

The F-22As saved 207, but from their speed, the enemy is probably waiting at Hiekawa.

The rebels tell the F-15E to stop combat.

The pilots are tense as they try to break through Hiekawa at top speed.

As E3 approaches, Mikoto says that unknown TSFs have them surrounded from all sides.

As he keeps moving, Takeru is shocked by the rebels’ strength.

During resupply, Meiya is looking over at Takeru’s TSF, frustrated.

Sakon gives his opinion of the truth of the coup: that the youth have risen up to fix the nation’s corruption.

The team changes to formation Trail One and attempts to break through.

Cpt. Isumi orders A-01 to prepare for the mission, and the eyes of the Shiranuis glint in the forest.

Yuuhi says the Shogun has a duty to lead the charge into every battle.

After passing by the tool booth, they’ll meet with the UN’s 11th fleet off Shirahama and return to Yokohama Base.

Instructor Jinguuji finishes her briefing with encouragement for her students.

207 continues to flee to protect Yuuhi from the rebels.

Hunter 1 tells Hunter 5 to watch the rear.

As they keep moving, all units are given the weapons free command with a top priority of keeping Shirogane safe.

Takeru will have to go at top speed to make it through the Hiekawa Tollbooth where the Fuji Garrison is deployed.

A rebel Shiranui dodges past gunfire to fight an Imperial one up close.

Major Walken tells them the enemy has reached Yamabushi Pass, and that the 207 are to enter his command.

Takeru glimpses Kasumi running down a corridor.

Takeru suggests giving the two of them the new OS, but Yuuko refuses before he can even speak.

Yuuko makes her irritation clear when Takeru asks about Alternative IV.

Takeru wakes up upside-down. He asks Kasumi what time it is and she says “The sky is dark.”

Takeru was wrapped up and subjected to unreasonable violence, but is relieved to see that the future changed.

Instructor Jinguuji is annoyed at Yuuko’s sudden interference in the match.

Yuuko teases a confused Takeru, who hasn't given his report yet.

Takeru is grateful to Kasumi for keeping up that mental image of him.

Takeru remembers the rescue operation at Mt. Tengen in his last worlds.

Kasumi never had memories until now.

They don't know how important it is to fight for the things that are important to you, Takeru says to himself.

Research into artificial ESP manifestors in order to read the BETA's mind.

Takeru was told by the Yuuko in the old world that each time he moves world he's scattering memories behind him.

The TV's showing news of the evacuation from Mt. Tengen.

Yuuko's Alternative IV Project has the goal of completing the 00 Unit. If that happens, she says that humanity can win.

Units from Royal Guard garrisons are gathering up at the Imperial Capital Castle in case the capital becomes a warzone.

Yoroi Sakon suddenly appears in the command room.

Yuuko is annoyed, but manages to give a biting remark when she hears that the American Pacific Fleet is already deployed.

Yuuko teases a confused Takeru, who hasn't given his report yet.

She was confused as to why Takeru was nice to her.

Takeru resolves again to win himself a future where he can go home.

They’d been using Projection, the power to broadcast mental images, to try and send images of peace to the BETA, but it failed utterly.

Going home to his old world made Takeru's desire to protect this world from the BETA even stronger. But home is where Sumika is...

Meiya is made to realize that what she’s saying doesn’t align with her role and her duties, and she falls silent.

Takeru notices a sealed letter on the ground in the hallway Ayamine ran off through.

Remembering Sumika, he tells her that she doesn’t have to.

The first contact with extraterrestrial life on the moon turned into a tragedy. These life forms were called the BETA.

They don't know how important it is to fight for the things that are important to you, Takeru says to himself.

After experiencing the world at war with the BETA, Takeru thinks that the people of this world are ignorant of the value of peace.

I have my memories. The things I saw with Takeru, the things I talked about with Takeru... these things I don’t want to forget are my memories...

Relieved to see Kasumi sleeping peacefully, Takeru asks Yuuko a question.

For a moment, Sumika and Kasumi overlap in Takeru's mind, and he wonders if she knows Sumika.

A promise to do Ayatori together which Takeru couldn't fulfill in his last world.

There was a game in Takeru’s old world where you piloted TSF-like robots.

Takeru says this TSF is far more mobile and easy to control than the Gekishin.

Combos, where movements change in reaction to specific commands.

Using combos for TSFs.

The reason Takeru is a better pilot than others is that he thinks like a Valgern-On player.

Takeru plays an arcade game called Valgern-On alongside Sumika in his old world.

Takeru is surprised at this sudden change but remembers what happened last time.

He remembers the Undersecretary’s visit from the last world.

A drone is shot down during horizontal flight.

Takeru is surprised at this sudden change but remembers what happened last time.

He remembers the Undersecretary’s visit from the last world.

207-B are pleading with Instructor Jinguuji.

207-B are pleading with Instructor Jinguuji.

There was once a 22nd Hive on Yokohama. Yuuko tells Takeru that the Hive is still partially functional and so is treated as if it’s still remaining.

Lt. Tsukuyomi says insulting the Takemikazuchi means blaspheming the Shogun.

Kasumi says she’s never seen a real Game Guy and leaves.

The Undersecretary takes notice when Miki says Takeru's name.

Sakaki’s TSF should have been destroyed then, but the new OS is fast enough to dodge even Meiya’s attack.

207-B defends Tougashima Castle. It’s getting dark and snow is starting to fall.

Takeru had heard that General Ayamine had fled in the face of the enemy at the battle of Gwangju.

The Undersecretary asks for their help, as Japanese. But Yuuko says as a Japanese, she thinks America just wants to avoid the BETA reaching their homeland.

Instructor Jinguuji ends the lecture by telling 207-B to work hard.

There was once a 22nd Hive on Yokohama. Yuuko tells Takeru that the Hive is still partially functional and so is treated as if it’s still remaining.

You need to be able to cancel a pattern for it to be usable.

Sagiri says that the rescue operation is only the tip of the iceberg, and that the ones involved were concealing it from the Shogun.

The Base Commander says that after abandoning the US-Japan security treaty after the fall of Sadogashima and handing over its rights and duties to COSEAN, America has no right to intervene.

They arrive at Tougashima and 207 begins to boot up their TSFs.

More voices are raised in favor of a coup, but Komaki says they need to wait until the Imperial Army begins the evictions under the name of “rescuing” people.

Takeru is worried if Kasumi's gotten enough rest.

Kasumi'd never really wanted to do anything on her own before.

Wiping away tears, Takeru heads to the physics prep room where Yuuko awaits.

When he opens his eyes Takeru sees the Yokohama he once knew spreading out before his eyes.

Takeru is told that his will and actions can have a massive effect on the world, and how important a responsibility that it.

Takeru suggests giving the two of them the new OS, but Yuuko refuses before he can even speak.

The Undersecretary Gives 207-B Their Orders

When Takeru says the word “genius”, Yuuko reacts emotionally and flings her papers around.

Takeru is read his punishment for the incident in the mess hall.

Lt. Tsukuyomi says that the Takemikazuchi's arrival was mutually agreed upon by the Japanese Government and UN.

Takeru looks at the Fubuki in thought only to hear confusion from the workers.

The coup plotters will ask for a direct order from the Shogun, but it won’t come immediately.

Meiya’s first worry is if the people are okay.