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TV Anime Muv-Luv Alternative

Animation keyframe of "Muv-Luv"

TV Anime Muv-Luv Alternative

Animation keyframe of "Muv-Luv"

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

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

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

Takeru and Kasumi head for the hill. Kasumi sees the ocean for the first time.

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

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.

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

Kasumi was drawing pictures of Takeru in her sketchbook to maintain her image of him.

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

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

Meiya angrily says that it doesn’t make sense to say you’re doing something for the sake of the nation while putting strain on the weakest of its citizens.

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

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

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

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

“It was a forced eviction, right?” Takeru says as if it was nothing, and Meiya gets angry.

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

The invasion of Earth began when the BETA crashed into Kashgar in 1973.

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

Kasumi's worried if she can do it by herself, but Takeru tells her that she’ll be fine with practice.

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 smiles after succeeding at Ayatori for the first time.

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.

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.

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

Takeru says that no matter what her past is, Kasumi is Kasumi. But Yuuko sees through him.

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

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.

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

Kasumi is one of the artificial humans created by Alternative III.

Takeru slips up because he's focused on the conversation.

Meiya angrily says that it doesn’t make sense to say you’re doing something for the sake of the nation while putting strain on the weakest of its citizens.

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

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

The rebel forces finally take action, and Sagiri himself heads to the Prime Minister’s residence.

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

The old world, without the BETA war.

Kasumi can feel Takeru's openness and honesty, and thinks that he’s a “fun person”.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Takeru says that no matter what her past is, Kasumi is Kasumi. But Yuuko sees through him.

Takeru and Kasumi head for the hill. Kasumi sees the ocean for the first time.

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

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

When she sees Takeru’s expression, Meiya thinks he believes the Military’s operation was done ethically, and gets annoyed.

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

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

Kasumi collapses during Takeru's report to Yuuko, and he runs over to her.

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.

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

There are several letters on the desk which are unopened, but marked as okay by the censors. This is impossible.

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.

Meiya angrily says that it doesn’t make sense to say you’re doing something for the sake of the nation while putting strain on the weakest of its citizens.

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

More and more people are losing their homes because of the BETA and natural disasters.

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

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

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

When Kasumi wakes up, she reads Takeru’s mind and blushes, then runs out of the lab.

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

When Takeru says he's the only member of 207-B to be given leave, Old lady Kyouzuka tells him to go to the roof.

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

The old world, without the BETA war.

Kasumi collapses during Takeru's report to Yuuko, and he runs over to her.

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

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

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.

When she sees Takeru’s expression, Meiya thinks he believes the Military’s operation was done ethically, and gets annoyed.

Takeru smiles: in a few days he’ll have the formula for the 00 Unit, and humanity’s victory will be closer at hand.

By not having to join the Mt. Tengen rescue operation, they shaved 10 days off the time to become Surface Pilots.

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...

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

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

The rebel forces finally take action, and Sagiri himself heads to the Prime Minister’s residence.

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.

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.

It’s better you don't know... I don't want to kill you, Shirogane.

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

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.

The sender of the of the sealed letter Ayamine dropped is marked “Tsushima”.

Takeru smiles: in a few days he’ll have the formula for the 00 Unit, and humanity’s victory will be closer at hand.

By not having to join the Mt. Tengen rescue operation, they shaved 10 days off the time to become Surface Pilots.

The rebel forces finally take action, and Sagiri himself heads to the Prime Minister’s residence.

After hearing Old lady Kyouzuka’s suggestion, he remembers that Kasumi says she’s never seen the ocean.

When Takeru says he's the only member of 207-B to be given leave, Old lady Kyouzuka tells him to go to the roof.

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

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

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

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