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TV Anime Muv-Luv Alternative

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As a Japanese, Takeru should know that the Americans aren’t worth trusting after all the things they’ve done to abandon Japan.

In the central command room, news is coming in of the coup breaking out all over Japan.

The daughters of the United Nations Undersecretary, the Prime Minister, a former Army General, and an intelligence officer, as well someone related to the Shogun are all members of 207B.

Takeru sees how Meiya is doing and gets worried. He opens a private line.

Takeru thoughts that Sagiri and his men were similar to Meiya in the way they cared for the Shogun and the people, but that was wrong.

Those who thought strengthening relationships with the U.N. would only make Japan suffer more caused the coup.

The Royal Guard has deployed in force to protect the Shogun and the Imperial City Castle from the coup plotters.

Takeru is shocked to hear that the prime minister, who is Chizuru's father, was killed.

Takeru leaves the command room and Instructor Jinguuji begins her briefing.

As a Japanese, Takeru should know that the Americans aren’t worth trusting after all the things they’ve done to abandon Japan.

Tsukuyomi says she’s been told that the forces fighting to retake the capital were selected from the absolute defense line and 2nd defense line.

Takeru is angry that the coup leader can’t control his own men.

After discussing the coup, Instructor Jinguuji pauses for a moment, and says what she’s about to say is very important to all of them.

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.

Takeru asks about the Shogun’s safety. Tsukuyomi tells him the plotters have turned their backs on the Imperial Capital Castle and aren’t pointing their guns at it.

What Meiya said at the PX was fundamentally the same as what Sagiri said.

Sagiri served under Shuukaku and looked up to him like a father.

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

Takeru is angry that the coup leader can’t control his own men.

Japan is now in a dangerous state, and Yokohama base is on alert.

The U.N. doesn’t want an unstable Japan, but Yuuko asks if that’s because they only see Japan as a shield.

Takeru says they should just get the U.N.’s help to put down the plotters.

For a brief moment, silence rules the night.

America is looking for a chance to take independent action, but Yokohama Base can’t do anything without proper paperwork. The discussion goes nowhere.

U.N military assistance has been accepted. Forces will be heading out from Yokohama base. 207-B will be assigned to a rear support mission.

A line of Type 87 Self-Propelled Maintenance and Support Mounts heads for the mission area.

Takeru says that what she told him is their secret.

Takeru goes to the roof and sees Ayamine there holding a letter.

Takeru says they should just get the U.N.’s help to put down the plotters.

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

Ayamine says that if she’d read the letter, people might not have died.

Ayamine hands Takeru the unopened letter. He reads it.

Several hours pass and it's now evening.

People should do their duty to their country. And the country should do its duty towards its people.

A nation exists within people's hearts, and people exist alongside a nation, Meiya says.

Takeru couldn’t understand how they could feel that way, but after a certain event that changed.

Sakon has been quiet until now. When he mentions Takeru, Yuuko glares at him and he leaves, saying he’s going to “do his job”.

During the rescue operation, there was an unethical plan to shoot sleeping citizens with tranquilizers and force them into refugee camps.

Takeru asks about the Shogun’s safety. Tsukuyomi tells him the plotters have turned their backs on the Imperial Capital Castle and aren’t pointing their guns at it.

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.

Sakon says he's impressed by the plotters, while Yuuko glares at him and demands to know the Shogun’s whereabouts.

207 gets into position. Even if it’s rear guard duty, the team can’t hide their nervousness about being on their first mission.

What Meiya said at the PX was fundamentally the same as what Sagiri said.

Sakon says he’s willing to use a relative of the Shogun, or even his own daughter, to further his own ends. This angers Takeru.

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

The Royal Guard has deployed in force to protect the Shogun and the Imperial City Castle from the coup plotters.

More and more U.S. TSFs are arriving at Yokohama Base.

The people from COSEAN who gave her the letter said that Shuukaku prioritized saving civilian lives.

Ayamine says that if she’d read the letter, people might not have died.

Sagiri served under Shuukaku and looked up to him like a father.

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

Yuuko says that America’s goal is to use the G bombs outside their territory and rule the post-war world. Undersecretary Tamase says he can’t rule out the possibility.

Sakon says he's impressed by the plotters, while Yuuko glares at him and demands to know the Shogun’s whereabouts.

Takeru asks about the Shogun’s safety. Tsukuyomi tells him the plotters have turned their backs on the Imperial Capital Castle and aren’t pointing their guns at it.

Takeru realizes her hands are shaking, and suggests she not join this mission.

Meiya apologizes for Tsukuyomi’s attitude, but Takeru understands it's only natural that she’d think that way.

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

The plotters killed several members of the government, including Chizuru's father, the prime minister.

The people from COSEAN who gave her the letter said that Shuukaku prioritized saving civilian lives.

Takeru thoughts that Sagiri and his men were similar to Meiya in the way they cared for the Shogun and the people, but that was wrong.

Yuuko hears what Sakon has to say and is concerned about losing a valuable pawn.

American TSFs begin to land at Yokohama Base.

For a brief moment, silence rules the night.

Yuuko says that America’s goal is to use the G bombs outside their territory and rule the post-war world. Undersecretary Tamase says he can’t rule out the possibility.

Yuuko asks if it’s possible to just chain a series of patterns to a single button.

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Takeru shows an example of a combo.

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Kasumi somehow knows about the Game Guy Takeru got from Sumika in the old world.

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The BETA might not all react the same way.

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Before Takeru suggests sharing his logs with the others, Yuuko had made a similar request.

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The girls of 207-B enjoy a swim. They take this chance to enjoy themselves and forget about their harsh training.

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Yuuko is curious about the Undersecretary’s visit being sooner.

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Yuuko tells him not to intervene to avoid changing the future too much.

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A TSF should handle canceling and combos.

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Yuuko says she won’t let America handle this on their own, or let Alternative V happen. Undersecretary Tamase withdraws, for the moment.

America is looking for a chance to take independent action, but Yokohama Base can’t do anything without proper paperwork. The discussion goes nowhere.

Takeru still thinks that if humanity loses, none of this will matter.

Takeru meets Meiya and says he's going to see Yuuko. He’s worried about Alternative V.

Japan is now in a dangerous state, and Yokohama base is on alert.

Meiya apologizes to Takeru for her own uselessness.

Takeru is surprised: this didn't happen in the old world.

Meiya says that valuing the wrong thing will sometimes lead you down the wrong path. Takeru is annoyed and says this shouldn’t be their priority.

Takeru tries to offer consolation, but Chizuru tells him coldly not to worry about it.

Several hours pass and it's now evening.

Meiya apologizes for Tsukuyomi’s attitude, but Takeru understands it's only natural that she’d think that way.

Sagiri orders the fighting to stop, but things refuse to settle down.

Takeru goes to the roof and sees Ayamine there holding a letter.

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

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

In the central command room, news is coming in of the coup breaking out all over Japan.

The soldier who fired at the Zuikaku seemed to be not totally there.

Tsukuyomi’s team says they’ve remained in Yokohama to protect Meiya. Meiya emotionally argues back.

Tsukuyomi asks Takeru if he’s willing to go to the U.N. for help, even if the U.N. is acting in the interests of a “certain country’s” global strategy.

Takeru says that pulling forces from the defense lines during a battle to save humanity is stupid.

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.

Takeru is shocked to hear that the prime minister, who is Chizuru's father, was killed.

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