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TV Anime Muv-Luv Alternative

Animation keyframe of "Muv-Luv"

TV Anime Muv-Luv Alternative

Animation keyframe of "Muv-Luv"

What Takeru wants is to save this world and return to his old one.

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.

Kasumi isn’t back in Takeru's room, but her stuffed animal is still there.

When he sees Kasumi try to feed him, it reminds him of Sumika.

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

Takeru tells himself that now isn’t the time to go back to his old life, and gives Sumika back the shopping bags.

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

Takeru goes to Ayamine’s room to deliver the letter.

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

When Takeru says that Meiya’s willingness to put the rest of humanity at risk to save the weak who are in front of her is dangerous, Ayamine is badly shaken.

After asking the old world Yuuko to prepare the formula, Takeru waits for his time in this world to come to an end.

The old world, without the BETA war.

Takeru says that if you don't forget what you did or what you felt, those things will become memories.

Takeru tells himself that now isn’t the time to go back to his old life, and gives Sumika back the shopping bags.

As Kasumi comes to the roof of one of the surface facilities, Takeru tells her it’s the highest place they have easy access to.

Yuuko warned him not to make contact with anyone else, but Takeru has trouble resisting Mikoto’s invitation.

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

The original goal of the Alternative Plan was to find a way to communicate with the BETA.

If she can help him find the memories and important things he lost, Takeru says he wants them back.

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

Sumika checks to see if Takeru has a fever because what he’s saying sounds incredible.

As the two of them try to get dinner, old lady Kyouzuka comes up to them, joking.

Takeru goes to Ayamine’s room to deliver the letter.

Reading requires proximity to its target, and the survival rate for getting into the center of a Hive is just 6%.

Takeru's gratitude reached Kasumi, but more than that, she felt uncertain.

Takeru tells her that many people's emotions are bound up in this hill.

He promises to take Kasumi to the sea when things are peaceful.

To the grown-ups, Kasumi was a spooky kid.

Takeru begins to teach Kasumi Ayatori.

As Kasumi comes to the roof of one of the surface facilities, Takeru tells her it’s the highest place they have easy access to.

Yuuko warned him not to make contact with anyone else, but Takeru has trouble resisting Mikoto’s invitation.

Takeru whispers to himself that in the world with the BETA Sumika is the only one who isn't there.

Sumika checks to see if Takeru has a fever because what he’s saying sounds incredible.

Sagiri and Komaki march faster, hoping to end this disasterious situation that threatens Japan, the home of the Japanese people.

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

The old world, without the BETA war.

After accepting each other and making peace, Takeru and Kasumi's stomach both rumble. They laugh and decide to eat.

Takeru takes the shopping bags from Sumika and remembers that she came to make him dinner today.

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

Takeru goes back to the world with the BETA, leaving Sumika behind.

The original goal of the Alternative Plan was to find a way to communicate with the BETA.

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

When he met Sumika in his old world, Takeru could feel memories coming back.

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.

Readings revealed that the BETA don’t see humans as alive. -- Many lives were lost, and that was all that was gained.

What Takeru wants is to save this world and return to his old one.

Kasumi never had memories until now.

Takeru's gratitude reached Kasumi, but more than that, she felt uncertain.

The reason they’re able to stay at Yokohama Base is that she was able to prove Kasumi could read Takeru's thoughts.

Takeru whispers to himself that in the world with the BETA Sumika is the only one who isn't there.

Sumika checks to see if Takeru has a fever because what he’s saying sounds incredible.

Takeru's gratitude reached Kasumi, but more than that, she felt uncertain.

Takeru whispers to himself that in the world with the BETA Sumika is the only one who isn't there.

Takeru is asked why he’s not with Kasumi, and says that they’re eating separately now.

Readings revealed that the BETA don’t see humans as alive. -- Many lives were lost, and that was all that was gained.

A soldier’s priority isn't granting the people’s wishes.

When he met Sumika in his old world, Takeru could feel memories coming back.

After checking that he doesn’t have a fever, Sumika thinks that Takeru's talking about a video game.

He yells at Meiya that a person who’s locked in a battle to save humanity shouldn’t say such things.

A soldier’s priority isn't granting the people’s wishes.

Takeru can’t help but laugh at how awkward she is.

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

As Kasumi comes to the roof of one of the surface facilities, Takeru tells her it’s the highest place they have easy access to.

It was Mikoto, who is a boy in the old world, who spoke to Takeru.

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

Maintaining a mental image of Takeru requires massive mental stress. For that reason, they had to live together so that the psychic bond between them would be strengthen them.

Zoologists, linguists, mathematicians, and cryptographers were all assigned to help research it, but they couldn’t even tell if these creatures had language.

When Kasumi comes to wake him up again Takeru is relieved.

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.

Yuuko gets annoyed and tells Takeru to follow Kasumi. He quickly does so.

After asking the old world Yuuko to prepare the formula, Takeru waits for his time in this world to come to an end.

Sumika checks to see if Takeru has a fever because what he’s saying sounds incredible.

In 1958, a probe which landed on Mars made contact with unknown alien life.

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

Kasumi never had memories until now.

Sagiri and Komaki march faster, hoping to end this disasterious situation that threatens Japan, the home of the Japanese people.

Kasumi isn’t back in Takeru's room, but her stuffed animal is still there.

Takeru goes to Ayamine’s room to deliver the letter.

In 1958, a probe which landed on Mars made contact with unknown alien life.

Takeru says calmly that he can’t help it if she knows what he thinks, and if he was misunderstood, he’ll just have to solve the misunderstanding.

He promises to take Kasumi to the sea when things are peaceful.

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

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

When Takeru asks if the brain in the basement of Yokohama Base has anything to do with the plan, Yuuko gets annoyed.

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

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.

Takeru finds himself at the park where he and Sumika played when they were little.

Takeru tells Sumika that he’s been in another world..

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

Takeru takes the shopping bags from Sumika and remembers that she came to make him dinner today.

Sagiri and Komaki march faster, hoping to end this disasterious situation that threatens Japan, the home of the Japanese people.

Kasumi’s continual envisioning of Takeru is the lifeline that ties him to this world.

Takeru goes to Ayamine’s room to deliver the letter.

He takes Kasumi up to the roof to try to show her what’s beyond the base.

Takeru finds himself at the park where he and Sumika played when they were little.

Takeru tells himself that now isn’t the time to go back to his old life, and gives Sumika back the shopping bags.