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Dans un Japon ravagé par les conflits, un groupe de réfugiés se soulève sous le nom des "Onze Individuels". Une unité d'élite est chargée d’enquêter sur leurs attaques mystérieuses.

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00:00:00Ils utilisent thermo-optic camo.
00:00:02Nos targets sure as hell ne ressemblent pas comme un SDA unit.
00:00:05Qu'est-ce qu'il y a ici ?
00:00:07According aux ordres que nous avons reçu,
00:00:09les gens qui ont été fait avec le Plutonium
00:00:11devraient être cinq soldats de low-ranking.
00:00:13Les hommes, nous allons continuer.
00:00:15Partagez deux équipes de Formation B.
00:00:18Roger !
00:00:30...
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00:00:55...
00:04:12What about the arrival of the inspection team, Major?
00:04:16Bato, you need to get that plutonium to the bridge right away, understand?
00:04:20They're planning to launch the missile before the inspection team arrives.
00:04:24The SDA forces are guarding the bridge. Get the plutonium to them and brief them on this situation.
00:04:29Not until you get out of here, Major. We've got extreme heat on our tail at the moment.
00:04:33We'll move as fast as we can, but things could get a little hairy here.
00:04:37Who's after you?
00:04:38Seems like it's the Rangers from Section 4.
00:04:41Are you certain?
00:04:42Yeah, they must have followed us to get the plutonium back.
00:04:47Get rid of them, whatever it takes. I'll catch up with you soon.
00:04:50Give it our best shot. Let's move!
00:04:53How many times have we met? Is this the second time or the third? Why are you following me?
00:05:13We went to a lot of trouble to get here. We brought the plutonium as promised. Come with me.
00:05:21If you don't, there'll be massive casualties, refugees included. And they'll put the blame on your shoulders.
00:05:28What's going to happen now?
00:05:29A nuke. A nuke. And they'll call it a suicide attack by the refugees.
00:05:34What?
00:05:40Who are you?
00:05:44Hey! It looks like the Aegis Cruisers are preparing a missile strike before the nuclear attack.
00:05:49They've got up to us, huh?
00:06:05Looks that way.
00:06:07They've switched to a different formation.
00:06:09Activate optical camouflage.
00:06:11Catch Kona. See if you can decrypt their signals around a bag hack.
00:06:14We'll try. But you should be careful. There'll be a missile strike from the Aegis Cruisers soon.
00:06:20They probably won't target residential areas. But once they start the attack, anything could happen.
00:06:26What about the nuke?
00:06:28They haven't launched it yet.
00:06:31They sure didn't waste any time getting started.
00:06:39Movement here, too.
00:06:44There's no time. We'll surrender to the S.D.A. together. I'll drag you there if I have to.
00:07:00What'll it be?
00:07:02Alright. I'm explaining the situation to the refugees. The ones I'm working with directly.
00:07:08I'll leave the final decision to them. But for now, let's head to the bridge.
00:07:12What's coming? Show me the trajectory.
00:07:26It's a little bit.
00:07:30A lot of cameras are out there.
00:07:35They're in the middle of the day.
00:07:37This is a good-
00:07:38They're in the middle of the day.
00:07:39They're in the middle of the day.
00:07:40They're in the middle of the day.
00:07:41They're in the middle of the day.
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00:10:57Je travaille sur ça. Ils semblent qu'ils changent leur encryption à random, selon les numéros primaires.
00:11:04S'il te plaît !
00:11:15Ils sont en train de sortir !
00:11:16C'est parti !
00:11:17On va dehors !
00:11:19C'est parti !
00:11:20C'est parti !
00:11:21C'est parti !
00:11:27Kouze ?
00:11:29Qu'est-ce que tu veux dire, quand tu dis « révolution » ?
00:11:32Je veux dire, la transference des gens à la super-structure.
00:11:37C'est parti du système de fossiles et fouser avec le net.
00:11:44Les gens fouser avec le net ?
00:11:52Chief, elle est là.
00:11:54Proto, ouvrez la porte !
00:11:57C'est parti !
00:11:58Ah, c'est parti !
00:11:59C'est parti, le Premier ministre ?
00:12:00Je comprends la situation.
00:12:03Pouvez-vous passer dans ma hotline de l'Amérique de l'Empire ?
00:12:06Je vais essayer de demander qu'ils n'entendent le nucléaire.
00:12:10C'est parti !
00:12:11C'est parti !
00:12:12C'est parti !
00:12:13C'est parti !
00:12:14C'est parti !
00:12:15C'est parti !
00:12:16C'est parti !
00:12:17C'est parti !
00:12:18C'est parti !
00:12:19C'est parti !
00:12:20C'est parti !
00:12:21C'est parti !
00:12:22C'est parti !
00:12:23C'est parti !
00:12:24C'est parti !
00:12:25C'est parti !
00:12:26C'est parti !
00:12:27C'est parti !
00:29:36Vous pouvez entrer.
00:29:40Le chef cabinet secretary,
00:29:42je pense que vous connaissez la raison pour laquelle nous sommes ici,
00:29:44donc je vais vous faire un point.
00:29:46Vous avez fait un coup d'état en ce moment,
00:29:48et un mort de la guerre.
00:29:52Je suis préparé pour ça tout à l'heure.
00:29:54Et pour vous, vous avez été plus de plus de plus de plus de plus de plus de plus de plus de plus de plus de plus de plus de plus de plus.
00:29:59Je ne sais pas qui vous demandez pour votre soutien,
00:30:01mais cette pays doit se mettre en deux pieds,
00:30:05et en 2ème et en 2ème fois,
00:30:06sans l'Empire de l'Empire de l'Empire.
00:30:08C'est clair que vous êtes labouré pendant une impressione d'un faux.
00:30:12Ce n'est pas une explosion de nuclear.
00:30:15Vous allez,
00:30:16nous allons lancer une deuxième mission, sir.
00:30:18Pas encore.
00:30:19Nous allons arrêter pour cela,
00:30:20donc nous allons aller à l'aise de l'aise de la vente de l'arrière qui est arrivé au nord-est.
00:30:24Ce n'est pas que les aircraft sont marqués avec les 8.1, le lit de l'insignateur, sir.
00:35:38Major !
00:35:56Qu'est-ce que tu as là ?
00:35:58Un crème
00:36:00Un crème ? Hmm...
00:36:02My, these micromachines are rather effective, aren't they ?
00:36:06It'll be a painless death
00:36:08You really are a fascinating person, that's for sure
00:36:11However, we view you as a dangerous element
00:36:14Your country has no need for charismatic leaders that can't be controlled
00:36:18Docile consumers
00:36:20That's the way to go
00:36:24I'll go on ahead
00:36:32Major !
00:36:46Major !
00:36:47Where are you ?
00:36:48Off goofing around ?
00:36:49Rendezvous with Azuma and Proto in Nihama Ward 4
00:36:53What's the matter ?
00:36:54The supplementary budget you requested was passed in its entirety
00:36:58Uchkoma !
00:36:59Get me that information
00:37:00Yes, sir !
00:37:01Major, listen to me
00:37:06A great many lives were lost in this incident
00:37:09All it's done is return the refugee issue right back to square one
00:37:13Plus, Prime Minister Kayabuki's self-reliant United Front policy
00:37:17Will likely prove to be a thorny path for the populace
00:37:20People like us will be needed more than ever now
00:37:23Maybe
00:37:25What's with you ?
00:37:26Sounds like someone else's problem
00:37:28Oh, come on !
00:37:30You didn't go and get all philosophical on us now, did you Major ?
00:37:33Major !
00:37:34I have a report stating that the supplementary budget passed in the 329th session of Parliament
00:37:40Right !
00:37:42I'm calling off our round-the-clock cherry blossom op !
00:37:46We're back on the job, so saddle up !
00:37:48About damn time !
00:37:49Yeah !
00:37:50I started to think I was gonna die of boredom !
00:37:53I should've had a drink to warm myself up !
00:37:56It sure is nice to have our Major back !
00:37:58What about the briefing ?
00:38:00Want to handle it with a brain dive ?
00:38:02No, go on ahead without me and take command !
00:38:04I'll just meet up with you a little later !
00:38:06Yeah !
00:38:07I see !
00:38:08What is it ?
00:38:10Forget it !
00:38:12It was nothing anyway !
00:38:14What is it ?
00:38:15Forget it !
00:38:16It was nothing anyway !
00:38:18It is nothing anyway !
00:42:48Go on ahead!
00:43:16Go on ahead!
00:43:46Go on ahead!
00:44:16Hold on!
00:44:22There's a glitch.
00:44:23The ECM isn't working.
00:44:25Something must have gone wrong.
00:44:27Flip your comms on.
00:44:29Use formation A.
00:44:30Brodo, can you lock the door?
00:44:44Yes.
00:44:45I'm sorry to put you through all this trouble, sir.
00:44:48It's all right.
00:44:49It's all right.
00:44:49It's all right.
00:44:49There's more important issues now.
00:44:51Have you gotten any updates from the Tachikomos?
00:44:53Yes.
00:44:54There's no activity on the nuclear sub.
00:44:57Also, it looks like the sentry plane over Dejima has crashed.
00:45:00You mean the refugees shot it down?
00:45:03I don't have the details, but it seems likely.
00:45:05That changes things.
00:45:08We should be able to get through to Dejima now.
00:45:10Sir, it appears the MSDA sentry plane has been shot down.
00:45:16Oh, the refugees are isolated.
00:45:19So he's trying to re-enact them, of course.
00:45:21I suppose it's time for the finishing touches.
00:45:26Throw them out.
00:45:27Get the defense agency to run some airstrikes from their ships.
00:45:30Understood.
00:45:37Is anyone here?
00:45:39Yes, sir.
00:45:40I'd like you to mail a letter for me.
00:45:42A letter, sir?
00:45:44Yes.
00:45:44Send it express.
00:45:47Tachikomo, can you hear me?
00:45:49Affirmative, Major.
00:45:50We have a local...
00:45:51Then, Mr. Bato has to be number two.
00:45:54What's the status of Bato's team?
00:45:56They're safe.
00:45:57They seem to be inside a building, so there's no visual confirmation.
00:46:00I found Kuzeng.
00:46:02Report my position to Bato and the others.
00:46:04Right.
00:46:04We have some other news, and it isn't good.
00:46:07What is it?
00:46:09Apparently, an American nuclear sub is holding position off the coast of Okinawa.
00:46:13It looks like it's planning to launch a nuclear strike at Dejima.
00:46:17Are you sure?
00:46:18Give me a visual feed.
00:46:20You got it!
00:46:26What the hell?
00:46:28Then why'd we even bother to bring this thing here?
00:46:31Son of a b***h!
00:46:32What about the arrival of the inspection team?
00:46:35Major!
00:46:35Bato, you need to get that plutonium to the bridge right away, understand?
00:46:40They're planning to launch the missile before the inspection team arrives.
00:46:44The SDA forces are guarding the bridge.
00:46:46Get the plutonium to them and brief them on this situation.
00:46:49Not until you get out of here, Major.
00:46:51We've got extreme heat on our tail at the moment.
00:46:53We'll move as fast as we can, but things could get a little hairy here.
00:46:56Who's after you?
00:46:57Who's after you?
00:46:58Seems like it's the rangers from section four.
00:47:01Are you certain?
00:47:02Yeah.
00:47:03They must have followed us to get the plutonium back.
00:47:06Get rid of them, whatever it takes.
00:47:09I'll catch up with you soon.
00:47:10Give it our best shot.
00:47:12Let's move!
00:47:12How many times have we met?
00:47:29Is this the second time or the third?
00:47:32Why are you following me?
00:47:35We went to a lot of trouble to get here.
00:47:37We brought the plutonium as promised.
00:47:40Come with me.
00:47:40If you don't, there'll be massive casualties, refugees included.
00:47:44And they'll put the blame on your shoulders.
00:47:48What's going to happen now?
00:47:50A nuke.
00:47:51And they'll call it a suicide attack by the refugees.
00:47:54What?
00:48:00Who are you?
00:48:04Hey!
00:48:04It looks like the Aegis Cruisers are preparing a missile strike before the nuclear attack!
00:48:10They've got up to us, huh?
00:48:25Looks that way.
00:48:27They've switched to a different formation.
00:48:28Activate optical camouflage.
00:48:30Catch coming.
00:48:32See if you can decrypt their signals around a baghack.
00:48:35We'll try.
00:48:36But you should be careful.
00:48:37There'll be a missile strike from the Aegis Cruisers soon.
00:48:40They probably won't target residential areas.
00:48:42But once they start the attack, anything could happen.
00:48:45What about the nuke?
00:48:48They haven't launched it yet.
00:48:51They sure didn't waste any time getting started.
00:48:58Movement here, too.
00:49:00Damn, they started already.
00:49:12There's no time.
00:49:13We'll surrender to the SDA together.
00:49:15I'll drag you there if I have to.
00:49:20What'll it be?
00:49:21All right.
00:49:23I'm explaining the situation to the refugees, the ones I'm working with directly.
00:49:27I'll leave the final decision to them.
00:49:29But for now, let's head to the bridge.
00:49:44Let's come up.
00:49:45Show me the trajectory.
00:49:46Let's go.
00:50:16All right.
00:50:29It's calmed down.
00:50:33For now.
00:50:34Touch coma.
00:50:35Status report.
00:50:37Major, you're okay!
00:50:39Yeah, still in one piece.
00:50:41We're expecting the nuclear strike.
00:50:43It could come any minute now.
00:50:44You should get out of the area immediately.
00:50:48Has the government released any official statements?
00:50:50They announced there would be more airstrikes as needed in order to secure the area for the
00:50:55inspection team.
00:50:56It's no use.
00:50:57It looks like we're sealed in.
00:50:59I see.
00:51:00Major, don't tell me you're...
00:51:02Yeah, I'm trapped under a pile of debris.
00:51:04Looks like I'll have to leave this in Bato's hands.
00:51:06Oh, no!
00:51:06Isn't there anything you can do to get out?
00:51:09I'll do what I can.
00:51:11You stay focused on Bato's team.
00:51:12Give them as much support as possible.
00:51:14Roger!
00:51:15So, have you and the refugees linked up?
00:51:19Yes.
00:51:20A great many of them have returned.
00:51:22Though it looks like most of them are in a panic thanks to that airstrike.
00:51:26You spoke about a nuclear attack.
00:51:34How did you find out about it?
00:51:36What group do you work for?
00:51:39I'm a police officer, believe it or not.
00:51:41In the course of investigating the individual 11 crime, we uncovered a project within the
00:51:46government to physically drive out all of the refugees.
00:51:49We've been trailing you in order to expose it.
00:51:52If that's true, why did you bring the plutonium here?
00:51:54We knew you hadn't been given any plutonium.
00:51:57That's why we stole the charge.
00:51:58It was the bomb they placed in Fukuoka.
00:52:00The idea was to use it as evidence so we could bring a resolution to this situation if possible.
00:52:06But the enemy's plan unfolded faster than we anticipated.
00:52:09We didn't expect them to cut a deal with the American Empire for a nuclear attack.
00:52:14Who has the plutonium now?
00:52:17My team has it.
00:52:18They're trying to get it to the self-defense army, but they've been ambushed by a squad
00:52:21that was tailing them, so it's going to be difficult.
00:52:24I see.
00:52:26So, have you given up on the idea of making me turn myself in?
00:52:29Well, not exactly, but...
00:52:39I turned off the zoning and filtering on my hub cyberbrain a while ago.
00:52:54Anyone who wants to can connect and see everything that's happening here.
00:52:58We can try to get out.
00:53:02And if we do, I intend to carry out my revolution.
00:53:04I made up my mind when you told me there would be a nuclear strike.
00:53:09You did?
00:53:10What sort of revolution?
00:53:15Tachkoma, did you run the backhack on their communications?
00:53:19I'm working on it.
00:53:20They seem to be changing their encryption at random based on prime numbers.
00:53:24Huh?
00:53:24Get down!
00:53:35They're moving out.
00:53:36Moving out.
00:53:38We're going outside.
00:53:40Tachkoma, how's the backhack coming?
00:53:42Almost done!
00:53:48Kuzi?
00:53:49Kuzi, what do you mean when you say revolution?
00:53:53I mean the transference of people to the superstructure.
00:53:58Cast off the fossilized system and fuse with the net.
00:54:05People fusing with the net?
00:54:13Chief, she's here.
00:54:15Proto, open the door.
00:54:16Ah, good.
00:54:19Are you all right, Prime Minister?
00:54:21I understand the situation.
00:54:23Can you patch into my American Empire hotline from this room?
00:54:27I'll try requesting that they cancel the nuclear strike.
00:54:31Please do.
00:54:32It all hinges on whether or not they realize what's going on.
00:54:35Yes, that's a good point.
00:54:37Hold it right there.
00:54:53You're surrounded.
00:54:54Put down the plutonium and disengage your optical camo.
00:54:56Mr. Bungo, the backhack is in place!
00:54:59I'm setting it down right now.
00:55:02Well, I'm putting the case down.
00:55:03Make a break for the walls with your camo still on.
00:55:06Roger.
00:55:06Hold the fire!
00:55:17You'll hit our own people!
00:55:21Okay, I'm going to disengage my optical camouflage now.
00:55:25If you still want to carry out your mission after I do, go ahead and shoot.
00:55:29But maybe seeing my face will convince you to listen to what I have to say.
00:55:33This is a matter of life and death.
00:55:41You're...
00:55:42Those eyes.
00:55:48Were you a ranger?
00:55:49That's right.
00:55:50After my experiences on the peninsula, I saw things more deeply.
00:55:57I found an order that was full of contradictions.
00:56:01Exploitation by the powerful, a structure that had grown corrupt.
00:56:04But what disillusioned me most was that people took no responsibility for anything.
00:56:10Even though they hadn't created anything themselves and they understood nothing.
00:56:14When the masses come across information they agree with, they immediately internalize it.
00:56:19That's how they're controlled.
00:56:20When people feel no sense of responsibility, no matter what the unintended consequences of their actions,
00:56:26that makes very poor use of the net.
00:56:29My revolution is also an act of revenge on such people.
00:56:34Revenge?
00:56:35I've had a fully prosthetic body ever since I was a child.
00:56:39So I've constantly felt a sense of disparity between the mental and the physical.
00:56:43I wanted to abandon this crippled body and paddle out into the sea of the net,
00:56:48if such a thing could be done.
00:56:49The Asian refugees gave a man like me a reason to live.
00:56:53They told me that my artificial face was handsome and flattered me by saying that my ghost could be seen in it.
00:57:01That was the first time I realized the spirit and the body might be inseparable.
00:57:09And I was able to think of myself as an actual human being, as if I were made of flesh and blood.
00:57:15But just like everyone else, when they come across information that suits them, they get swept along the path of least resistance.
00:57:26I suppose that in the end, humans are designed to follow the easiest path.
00:57:30So, how do you plan to carry out your revenge?
00:57:35I will grasp the memories and the ghosts of those who are linked to me, and take them into the net.
00:57:40If a nuke is dropped here, they will lose their physical bodies, but they will gain the chance to undergo a forced evolution.
00:57:47What are the odds of them being able to retain their individuality in the net?
00:57:52I can't be sure.
00:57:55But as pioneers, they may evolve into a new kind of being who can enlighten those left behind in the base,
00:58:01constantly making them aware of the superstructure,
00:58:04in exactly the same way that humans have felt reverence and awe towards spiritual beings since ancient times.
00:58:10That's your revenge and offer of salvation for those who let you down?
00:58:17Yes.
00:58:18Although I think of it as a revolution.
00:58:21I see that you are fully prosthetic, too.
00:58:24Then you must have felt the doubts and fears caused by the disparity between body and spirit, just as I have.
00:58:34What do you say?
00:58:36Will you come with me?
00:58:40Do the refugees intend to go with you?
00:58:49Yes.
00:58:53Most of them prefer the idea of carrying out the nuclear super-bombing scenario.
00:58:58They probably want to feel like they weren't defeated.
00:59:04Even though that, too, is taking the easy way out.
00:59:10I see.
00:59:13Bato, I'm going to try rescuing the refugees using the method that Kuze suggested.
00:59:17The rest of you, let the self-defense army know about the nuclear strike.
00:59:25Bato, are you listening to me?
00:59:28You crazy b****!
00:59:29I'm not letting you do this solo!
00:59:32Wait for me!
00:59:33You're not going alone!
00:59:48What are they waiting for?
00:59:50It's me.
00:59:51Whatever it is, let's get this to the bridge.
00:59:53The GSDA might buy your story if it comes from us.
00:59:56When the second airstrike is completed, commence the invasion of Dejima.
01:00:07We want it locked down and secured for the arms inspectors.
01:00:10How was it?
01:00:12Dude, you're dead.
01:00:26Come on, come on!
01:00:30No!
01:00:33If you have aader, please run!
01:00:37Keep your eyes shut!
01:00:38Another airstrike has begun!
01:00:43Has anyone managed to locate any signals from the crew?
01:00:46It's no use. I haven't seen any signals that we might be able to backhack.
01:00:50Touch coma. Quickly gather up all the free area you can find within cyberspace.
01:00:55Secure enough room for me to upload the memories and ghosts of 3 million people.
01:00:58What? Why the heck would you want us to do that?
01:01:01There's no time to explain.
01:01:04But is it even possible to do something like that?
01:01:07I don't know. But I can't think of any other way to salvage the refugees.
01:01:10So just hurry up now and get to it.
01:01:13Roger!
01:01:15I just ordered my support AIs to begin securing all the available area in cyberspace.
01:01:21Once they're ready, we'll get started.
01:01:24Thanks for your help.
01:01:25So even if you and I successfully upload our ghosts into cyberspace and we manage to survive,
01:01:30what about the people who don't have cyberbrains?
01:01:33Refugees with family members like that will have difficulty accepting this decision, I know.
01:01:40I expect that they'll lose faith in me and leave Dejama of their own accord.
01:01:46In a situation such as this one, the role of the leader is both invaluable and filled with uncertainty.
01:01:52When you're in a position where you're required to lead many people,
01:01:56you're sometimes forced to make difficult decisions.
01:01:58Don't worry, I'm sure that those people will understand.
01:02:03Well, I hope you're right.
01:02:09That's Koma!
01:02:10What's the shortest route to the Major's location?
01:02:13Mr. Bato!
01:02:14I thought you were going to the bridge!
01:02:16I'm gonna help the Major!
01:02:17Mr. Bato!
01:02:21The line went dead!
01:02:22Do you think they'll use the confusion caused by the airstrike to fire off the nuclear missile?
01:02:27Judging by the fact that the American submarine is running completely silent,
01:02:31the launch time might have been set beforehand.
01:02:34If that's the case, and we consider the timing of the Aegis Cruiser withdrawal
01:02:37and the Micro Machine dispersal,
01:02:39we might be looking at a launch time of, say, 0-100 hours!
01:02:42Hey, you guys!
01:02:47I want your honest opinion.
01:02:49Do you believe that the refugees' ghosts will be preserved
01:02:51simply by uploading their memories to the Net?
01:02:55Hmm.
01:02:56From a biological process's standpoint,
01:02:59memories are a vital component, all right!
01:03:01However, without a ghost, memories are nothing more than data!
01:03:04Hold on!
01:03:05Isn't the Major betting everything on this as the refugees' last hope?
01:03:08Yeah, yeah, I understand all that, but this order is just plain crazy!
01:03:13I have to agree, but if we don't do something,
01:03:15we won't be able to save Mr. Bato and the others.
01:03:18That's why I think we ought to take matters into our own hands
01:03:20and ignore the Major's order!
01:03:22Are you kidding me?
01:03:23We can't do that!
01:03:25Can we?
01:03:26No use.
01:03:27I'm not getting any response at all from them.
01:03:30The hotline is active and functioning properly.
01:03:34But that would mean...
01:03:36Hmm.
01:03:36Frustrating.
01:03:42If Takakura is willing to go to these extremes,
01:03:45I'll put an end to this situation my own way.
01:03:48Madam, who are you calling?
01:03:56All right! We did it!
01:03:58This makes eight!
01:04:00Calculations like this are our specialty!
01:04:02Sure!
01:04:02This next satellite will let us put up a flat curtain along the missile's trajectory.
01:04:07Disobeying the Major's orders and deciding to take a chance on dropping satellites in its path
01:04:12sure was the right call!
01:04:14Yeah.
01:04:16What's the matter?
01:04:17The plan is gonna work.
01:04:18Well, the thing is, this satellite, isn't it the one that our AI has kept on?
01:04:28But that's an American Empire satellite!
01:04:32Yeah, but it looks as if we're being stored in payload space leased on that American Empire satellite that was launched from Japan.
01:04:39Oh, what the hell?
01:04:42Even without that security treaty, we're still doing exactly what they say.
01:04:46Even so, why do you think the Major would put our AI on one of their satellites?
01:04:50Well, maybe she was planning to use us to spy on them or something?
01:04:54We'll never know what she was thinking, but this puts us in a tough spot.
01:04:58We're almost out of time!
01:05:10Mr. Ishikawa!
01:05:12Yeah, what is it?
01:05:14Um, there's something important I gotta do.
01:05:16Uh, I gotta go somewhere with the others.
01:05:18I see.
01:05:24I'm sorry!
01:05:26No sweat.
01:05:27Look after the Major and the others, okay?
01:05:29Sure!
01:05:37Major?
01:05:38Where are you?
01:05:45Kuze?
01:05:46Yes?
01:05:46Do you know how to fold origami cranes?
01:05:50Cranes?
01:05:51That's right.
01:05:52But only using your left hand.
01:05:57With the correct control software, anyone could do that.
01:06:00No, that's not what I mean.
01:06:05Can you do that?
01:06:06Fold left-handed?
01:06:08Now I can.
01:06:11Yeah.
01:06:13It sounds like you've endured your fair share of loneliness, too.
01:06:16I never asked, but what's your name?
01:06:20I don't recall.
01:06:21I have a pseudonym, though.
01:06:24It's the same thing with you, isn't it?
01:06:26You're right.
01:06:27And the refugees have given me countless names.
01:06:30I joined forces with them with the intent to save them, but maybe the real reason I united
01:06:36with them was to keep the loneliness at bay.
01:06:41Yet in the end, you couldn't make it go away because others could rely on you, but you were
01:06:47unable to rely on them.
01:06:48Do you have someone who you can really rely on?
01:06:54I suppose I do.
01:07:00I see.
01:07:01I've been looking for mine for a long, long time.
01:07:06And you...
01:07:07And you...
01:07:11I do.
01:07:13Oltre a passare a londine spugnabili
01:07:17Senza temere nulla più
01:07:21And you...
01:07:25Oh, I do, immergere dal fondo per notare
01:07:31Poi salire in alto a più che mai
01:07:38Oh, I do, I do, guardare nel futuro e sorridere
01:07:47Con una nuova identità
01:07:54Finoch-Bondon, so...
01:07:58...le sort de la vie...
01:08:05...le sort de la vie...
01:08:09...le sort de la vie...
01:08:14...Mucho-karrr !
01:08:17C'est parti !
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01:14:05Zuto !
01:14:07C'est parti !
01:14:08Hazu !
01:14:09garde !
01:14:10Boma !
01:14:11You're still on one base major !
01:14:12Yeah !
01:14:13Sorry !
01:14:14But stay put !
01:14:15And give a thorough report
01:14:16to the self defense army !
01:14:17Understood !
01:14:30Kusei...
01:15:00Don't screw with us, punk. Section 9 practically invented all the dirty tricks.
01:15:10If the vassal state is negligent in its services, the starvation of the consumer state is inevitable.
01:15:16Manpower shortages always give the slave manufacturing industries a boost.
01:15:20But if you're too strident in the assertion of rights, the arteries of capitalism will harden.
01:15:25In its mind, this country has always considered itself a capitalist state.
01:15:30But in reality, it's a virtual paragon of socialism.
01:15:33Although, when waste matter builds up in those arteries, brains are needed to manage the blood's distribution.
01:15:39With its claims of liberty and security, I'm sure it's the same in your country.
01:15:43Of course. But what we do behind closed doors is a different matter.
01:15:48All right. Do it.
01:15:55Hmm?
01:16:01Don't do it! Don't rush to your death!
01:16:06It's Mr. Aramaki. What's all this about?
01:16:09You, Kazundo Goda, you're accused of criminal action.
01:16:13Attempting to instigate civil war and conspire with a foreign power to start a war for personal gain.
01:16:18You're going to come with us now.
01:16:20The Chief Cabinet Secretary admitted to most of the charges.
01:16:24And the final act of your play was a flop.
01:16:27Are you sure? Even if you're right, arresting me now would be utterly pointless.
01:16:31What's that supposed to mean?
01:16:33The Chief Cabinet Secretary and I have a standalone relationship. Not only that.
01:16:38I've submitted a report written by me to the Metropolitan Police Headquarters. It should already be in their possession.
01:16:46Didn't you know? The penal code clearly states that by coming forward voluntarily, I can't be charged with any of the crimes you just mentioned.
01:16:54Therefore, I'm going to a country in need of someone with my abilities and talent.
01:17:01Are you sure? Have it your way.
01:17:04I happen to have a note here from the Prime Minister.
01:17:07It's written here that she holds your abilities in the highest regard.
01:17:10But if there's a risk of those talents ending up in the hands of a foreign power, we're to prevent that from occurring at any cost.
01:17:17She also says that if it proves necessary, we shouldn't hesitate to use lethal force.
01:17:22Now, how do you want to do this?
01:17:25Don't worry. The old man's just bluffing. Let's go.
01:17:30Right.
01:17:31You think so, do you?
01:17:35Well, you're dead wrong.
01:17:42Gee, what a cryin' shade.
01:17:45Aye.
01:17:47You want some too?
01:17:48Two.
01:17:49One question. How long have you people had a hand in this? From the very beginning?
01:17:54Kooze!
01:17:55Hurry! We can't let them eliminate him.
01:17:59Major!
01:18:00What's that you have there?
01:18:18A crane.
01:18:19A crane? Hmm.
01:18:21My, these micromachines are rather effective, aren't they?
01:18:26It'll be a painless death.
01:18:28You really are a fascinating person, that's for sure.
01:18:31However, we view you as a dangerous element.
01:18:34Your country has no need for charismatic leaders that can't be controlled.
01:18:38Docile consumers.
01:18:40That's the way to go.
01:18:42I'll go on ahead.
01:18:43I'll go on ahead.
01:18:45I'll go on ahead.
01:18:46Major!
01:18:47Where are you?
01:18:48Off goofing around?
01:18:49Rendezvous with Azuma and Proto in Nihama Ward 4.
01:18:50What's the matter?
01:18:51The supplementary budget you requested was passed in its entirety.
01:18:52Uchkoma!
01:18:53Get me that information.
01:18:54No!
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01:19:49Oh, come on. You didn't go and get all philosophical on us now, did you, Major?
01:19:54Major, I have a report stating that the supplementary budget passed in the 329th session of Parliament.
01:20:01Right.
01:20:03I'm calling off our round-the-clock cherry blossom op.
01:20:06We're back on the job, so saddle up.
01:20:08About damn time.
01:20:09Yeah.
01:20:11I started to think I was going to die of boredom.
01:20:13I should have had a drink to warm myself up.
01:20:16It sure is nice to have our Major back.
01:20:19What about the briefing? Want to handle it with a brain dive?
01:20:22No, go on ahead without me and take command. I'll just meet up with you a little later.
01:20:26Yeah, I see.
01:20:34What is it?
01:20:35Forget it. It was nothing anyway.
01:20:38Bye.
01:20:38Bye.
01:20:39Bye.
01:20:39Bye.
01:20:41Bye.
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