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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 !
00:00:30Go on ahead.
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00:08:26You should get out of the area immediately!
00:08:28Has the government released any official statements?
00:08:30They announced there would be more airstrikes as needed in order to secure the area for the inspection team!
00:08:36It's no use. It looks like we're sealed in.
00:08:39I see.
00:08:40Major! Don't tell me you're-
00:08:42Yeah, I'm trapped under a pile of debris. Looks like I'll have to leave this in Bato's hands.
00:08:46Oh no! Isn't there anything you can do to get out?
00:08:49I'll do what I can. You stay focused on Bato's team. Give them as much support as possible.
00:08:54Roger!
00:08:57So, have you and the refugees linked up?
00:08:59Yes. A great many of them have returned.
00:09:03Though it looks like most of them are in a panic thanks to that airstrike.
00:09:06You spoke about a nuclear attack. How did you find out about it?
00:09:17What group do you work for?
00:09:19I'm a police officer, believe it or not.
00:09:21In the course of investigating the Individual Eleven crime,
00:09:24we uncovered a project within the government to physically drive out all of the refugees.
00:09:29We've been trailing you in order to expose it.
00:09:32If that's true, why did you bring the plutonium here?
00:09:34We knew you hadn't been given any plutonium. That's why we stole the charge.
00:09:39It was the bomb they placed in Fukuoka.
00:09:41The idea was to use it as evidence so we could bring a resolution to this situation if possible.
00:09:46But the enemy's plan unfolded faster than we anticipated.
00:09:49We didn't expect them to cut a deal with the American Empire for a nuclear attack.
00:09:54Who has the plutonium now?
00:09:57My team has it. They're trying to get it to the self-defense army,
00:10:00but they've been ambushed by a squad that was tailing them,
00:10:02so it's going to be difficult.
00:10:04I see.
00:10:06So, have you given up on the idea of making me turn myself in?
00:10:09Well, not exactly, but...
00:10:12I turned off the zoning and filtering on my hub cyberbrain a while ago.
00:10:34Anyone who wants to can connect and see everything that's happening here.
00:10:38We can try to get out, and if we do, I intend to carry out my revolution.
00:10:45I made up my mind when you told me there would be a nuclear strike.
00:10:49You did? What sort of revolution?
00:10:55That's Koma. Did you run the backhack on their communications?
00:10:59I'm working on it.
00:11:00They seem to be changing their encryption at random based on prime numbers.
00:11:04Huh? Get down!
00:11:05We're moving out.
00:11:16Moving out.
00:11:18We're going outside.
00:11:20Fetch Koma, how's the backhack coming?
00:11:22Almost done!
00:11:28Kooze, what do you mean when you say revolution?
00:11:32I mean the transference of people to the superstructure.
00:11:38Cast off the fossilized system and fuse with the net.
00:11:45People fusing with the net?
00:11:53Chief, she's here.
00:11:55Proto, open the door.
00:11:56Ah, good. Are you all right, Prime Minister?
00:12:01I understand the situation.
00:12:04Can you patch into my American Empire hotline from this room?
00:12:08I'll try requesting that they cancel the nuclear strike.
00:12:11Please do.
00:12:12It all hinges on whether or not they realize what's going on.
00:12:15Yes, that's a good point.
00:12:17Hold it right there. You're surrounded.
00:12:34Put down the plutonium and disengage your optical camo.
00:12:37Mr. Bungo, the backhack is in place!
00:12:39I'm setting it down right now.
00:12:42Well, I'm putting the case down.
00:12:43Make a break for the walls with your camo still on.
00:12:46Roger.
00:12:56Hold the fire! You'll hit our own people!
00:13:01Okay, I'm going to disengage my optical camouflage now.
00:13:05If you still want to carry out your mission after I do, go ahead and shoot.
00:13:09But maybe seeing my face will convince you to listen to what I have to say.
00:13:13This is a matter of life and death.
00:13:16You're...
00:13:17Those eyes.
00:13:28Were you a ranger?
00:13:29That's right.
00:13:30After my experiences on the peninsula, I saw things more deeply.
00:13:37I found an order that was full of contradictions.
00:13:41Exploitation by the powerful, a structure that had grown corrupt.
00:13:44But what disillusioned me most was that people took no responsibility for anything, even though they hadn't created anything themselves and they understood nothing.
00:13:54When the masses come across information they agree with, they immediately internalize it, that's how they're controlled.
00:14:00When people feel no sense of responsibility, no matter what the unintended consequences of their actions, that makes very poor use of the net.
00:14:08My revolution is also an act of revenge on such people.
00:14:13Revenge?
00:14:14I've had a fully prosthetic body ever since I was a child, so I've constantly felt a sense of disparity between the mental and the physical.
00:14:23I wanted to abandon this crippled body and paddle out into the sea of the net if such a thing could be done.
00:14:30The Asian refugees gave a man like me a reason to live.
00:14:33They told me that my artificial face was handsome and flattered me by saying that my ghost could be seen in it.
00:14:44That was the first time I realized the spirit and the body might be inseparable.
00:14:49And I was able to think of myself as an actual human being, as if I were made of flesh and blood.
00:14:54But, just like everyone else, when they come across information that suits them, they get swept along the path of least resistance.
00:15:05I suppose that, in the end, humans are designed to follow the easiest path.
00:15:10So, how do you plan to carry out your revenge?
00:15:14I will grasp the memories and the ghosts of those who are linked to me, and take them into the net.
00:15:19If a nuke is dropped here, they will lose their physical bodies, but they will gain the chance to undergo a forced evolution.
00:15:27What are the odds of them being able to retain their individuality in the net?
00:15:32I can't be sure.
00:15:34But, as pioneers, they may evolve into a new kind of being who can enlighten those left behind in the base,
00:15:41constantly making them aware of the superstructure, in exactly the same way that humans have felt reverence and awe
00:15:46towards spiritual beings since ancient times.
00:15:51That's your revenge and offer of salvation for those who let you down?
00:15:56Yes, although I think of it as a revolution.
00:16:00I see that you are fully prosthetic, too.
00:16:04Then you must have felt the doubts and fears caused by the disparity between body and spirit, just as I have.
00:16:10What do you say? Will you come with me?
00:16:26Do the refugees intend to go with you?
00:16:29Yes.
00:16:30Most of them prefer the idea of carrying out the nuclear sewer bombing scenario.
00:16:37They probably want to feel like they weren't defeated.
00:16:43Even though that, too, is taking the easy way out.
00:16:46I see.
00:16:49Bato, I'm gonna try rescuing the refugees using the method that Kuze suggested.
00:16:57The rest of you, let the self-defense army know about the nuclear strike.
00:17:01Bato, are you listening to me?
00:17:05Bato, are you listening to me?
00:17:08You crazy b****! I'm not letting you do this solo!
00:17:12Wait for me! You're not going alone!
00:17:28What are they waiting for?
00:17:30It's me.
00:17:31Whatever it is, let's get this to the bridge.
00:17:33The GSDA might buy your story if it comes from us.
00:17:43When the second airstrike is completed, commence the invasion of Dejima.
00:17:47We want it locked down and secured for the arms inspectors.
00:18:01Grrr...
00:18:03Grr...
00:18:05Grr...
00:18:07Grr...
00:18:08Grr...
00:18:16Grr...!
00:18:19...
00:18:20Another airstrike has begun!
00:18:22Has anyone managed to locate any signals from the crew?
00:18:25It's no use.
00:18:26I haven't seen any signals that we might be able to back-hack.
00:18:29Touchkoma, quickly gather up all the free area you can find within cyberspace.
00:18:35Secure enough room for me to upload the memories and ghosts of 3 million people.
00:18:39What? Why the heck would you want us to do that?
00:18:41There's no time to explain.
00:18:43But is it even possible to do something like that?
00:18:47I don't know, but I can't think of any other way to salvage the refugees, so just hurry up now and get to it.
00:18:53Roger!
00:18:53I just ordered my support AIs to begin securing all the available area in cyberspace.
00:19:01Once they're ready, we'll get started.
00:19:04Thanks for your help.
00:19:05So even if you and I successfully upload our ghosts into cyberspace and we manage to survive,
00:19:11what about the people who don't have cyber brains?
00:19:15Refugees with family members like that will have difficulty accepting this decision, I know.
00:19:19I expect that they'll lose faith in me and leave Dejima of their own accord.
00:19:26In a situation such as this one, the role of the leader is both invaluable and filled with uncertainty.
00:19:32When you're in a position where you're required to lead many people,
00:19:36you're sometimes forced to make difficult decisions.
00:19:39Don't worry, I'm sure that those people will understand.
00:19:43Well, I hope you're right.
00:19:46I hope you're right.
00:19:49Catch Koma, what's the shortest route to the major's location?
00:19:53Mr. Bato, I thought you were going to the bridge.
00:19:56I'm going to help the major.
00:20:00Mr. Bato, the line went dead.
00:20:02Do you think they'll use the confusion caused by the airstrike to fire off the nuclear missile?
00:20:07Judging by the fact that the American submarine is running completely silent,
00:20:11the launch time might have been set beforehand.
00:20:13If that's the case, and we consider the timing of the Aegis Cruiser withdrawal
00:20:17and the Micro Machine dispersal,
00:20:19we might be looking at a launch time of, say, 0-100 hours.
00:20:23Oh!
00:20:26Hey, you guys, I want your honest opinion.
00:20:29Do you believe that the refugees' ghosts will be preserved
00:20:31simply by uploading their memories to the net?
00:20:34From a biological processes' standpoint,
00:20:39memories are a vital component, all right.
00:20:41However, without a ghost, memories are nothing more than data.
00:20:45Hold on, isn't the major betting everything on this as the refugees' last hope?
00:20:49Yeah, yeah, I understand all that, but this order is just plain crazy.
00:20:53I have to agree, but if we don't do something,
00:20:55we won't be able to save Mr. Bato and the others.
00:20:58That's why I think we ought to take matters into our own hands
00:21:01and ignore the major's order.
00:21:02No use.
00:21:07I'm not getting any response at all from them.
00:21:10The hotline is active and functioning properly.
00:21:14But that would mean...
00:21:16Frustrating.
00:21:22If Takakura is willing to go to these extremes,
00:21:25I'll put an end to this situation my own way.
00:21:29Madam, who are you calling?
00:21:31All right, we did it!
00:21:38This makes eight!
00:21:40Calculations like this are our specialty.
00:21:42Yeah!
00:21:43This next satellite will let us put up a flat curtain
00:21:46along the missile's trajectory.
00:21:48Disobeying the major's orders
00:21:49and deciding to take a chance
00:21:50on dropping satellites in its path
00:21:52sure was the right call.
00:21:55Yeah.
00:21:56What's the matter?
00:21:57The plan is going to work.
00:21:59Well...
00:22:01The thing is,
00:22:03the satellite...
00:22:04Isn't it the one that our AI has kept on?
00:22:06But that's an American Empire satellite!
00:22:12Yeah, but it looks as if we're being stored in payload space
00:22:16least on that American Empire satellite
00:22:18that was launched from Japan.
00:22:20Aw, what the hell?
00:22:22Even without that security treaty,
00:22:24we're still doing exactly what they say.
00:22:26Even so,
00:22:27why do you think the major would put our AI
00:22:29on one of their satellites?
00:22:30Well, maybe she was planning to use us
00:22:32to spy on them or something?
00:22:35We'll never know what she was thinking,
00:22:37but this puts us in a tough spot.
00:22:39We're almost out of time!
00:22:41Mr. Ishikawa!
00:22:52Yeah, what is it?
00:22:54Um, there's something important I gotta do.
00:22:56Uh, I gotta go somewhere with the others.
00:22:59Hmm.
00:23:03I see.
00:23:05I'm sorry.
00:23:05No sweat.
00:23:07Look after the major and the others, okay?
00:23:09Sure!
00:23:10Oh!
00:23:17Major?
00:23:19Where are you?
00:23:25Kuze?
00:23:26Yes?
00:23:27Do you know how to fold origami cranes?
00:23:30Cranes?
00:23:31That's right.
00:23:32But only using your left hand.
00:23:35With the correct control software,
00:23:39anyone could do that.
00:23:40No, that's not what I mean.
00:23:45Can you do that?
00:23:47Fold left-handed?
00:23:48Now I can.
00:23:51Yeah.
00:23:53It sounds like you've endured
00:23:54your fair share of loneliness, too.
00:23:57I never asked, but...
00:23:58What's your name?
00:24:00I don't recall.
00:24:02I have a pseudonym, though.
00:24:03It's the same thing with you, isn't it?
00:24:07You're right.
00:24:08The refugees have given me countless names.
00:24:11I joined forces with them
00:24:13with the intent to save them,
00:24:14but...
00:24:15Maybe the real reason I united with them
00:24:17was to keep the loneliness at bay.
00:24:21Yet in the end,
00:24:22you couldn't make it go away
00:24:23because others could rely on you.
00:24:26But you were unable to rely on them.
00:24:28Do you have someone
00:24:31who you can really rely on?
00:24:34I suppose I do.
00:24:40I see.
00:24:43I've been looking for mine
00:24:44for a long, long time.
00:24:46I hope not.
00:24:47I'm going to stay now.
00:24:49I do.
00:24:50I do.
00:24:54I do.
00:24:56I do.
00:25:02I do.
00:25:05I do.
00:25:05I do.
00:50:46C'est parti !
00:51:16C'est parti !
00:51:17Donc, vous avez les réfugiés lié ?
00:51:19Oui, beaucoup d'entre eux sont retournés.
00:51:22Mais il semble que la plupart d'entre eux sont en panique grâce à ce coup d'arrivée.
00:51:31Vous avez parlé d'une attaque nucléaire.
00:51:34Comment vous avez compris ?
00:51:36Quel groupe vous travaillez ?
00:51:38Je suis un policier, selon moi.
00:51:41C'est parti !
00:51:42En cours d'investigant le crime 11 individuel,
00:51:44nous avons découvert un projet dans le gouvernement
00:51:46pour fisciner les réfugiés physiquement.
00:51:49Nous avons traité à vous pour exposer ça.
00:51:51Si c'est vrai, pourquoi vous avez pris le plutonium ici ?
00:51:54Nous savons que vous n'avez pas pris le plutonium.
00:51:56C'est pourquoi nous avons pris la charge.
00:51:58C'était la bombe qu'ils ont mis en Fukuoka.
00:52:00L'idée était d'utiliser comme évidence
00:52:02pour que nous pouvions donner une résolution à cette situation,
00:52:04si possible.
00:52:05Mais le plan de l'arrivée a plus vite que nous avions.
00:52:09Nous n'avons pas voulu qu'ils arrêter un accord
00:52:11avec l'Empire américain pour une ataque nucléaire.
00:52:14Qui a le plutonium maintenant ?
00:52:16Mon équipe a le plutonium.
00:52:17Ils essayent de l'arrivée à l'arrivée de l'arrivée,
00:52:19mais ils ont été embouchés par une équipe
00:52:21qui était en trainant,
00:52:22donc c'est difficile.
00:52:23Je comprends.
00:52:25Donc, vous avez arrêté l'idée d'en faire
00:52:28de l'arrivée de l'arrivée ?
00:52:30Non, pas exactement, mais...
00:52:50Je l'ai mis en train de l'arrivée et filtrer
00:52:52sur mon cyberbrain hub un peu.
00:52:54Personne qui veut, peut voir tout ce qui se passe ici.
00:52:58Nous pouvons essayer de l'arrivée.
00:53:01Et si nous pouvons,
00:53:02je veux remercier mon révolution.
00:53:04J'ai mis en train de l'arrivée
00:53:05quand vous m'avez dit qu'il y a une guerre nucléaire.
00:53:07Vous l'avez dit ?
00:53:10Ce genre de révolution ?
00:53:15Tachkoma,
00:53:16avez-vous mis le backhack sur leur communication ?
00:53:18Je travaille sur ça.
00:53:20Ils semblent qu'ils changent leur encryption
00:53:22à random,
00:53:23based sur prime numbers.
00:53:24Huh ?
00:53:25C'est parti !
00:53:26C'est parti !
00:53:27C'est parti !
00:53:28C'est parti !
00:53:29C'est parti !
00:53:30C'est parti !
00:53:31C'est parti !
00:53:35C'est parti !
00:53:37C'est parti !
00:53:38C'est parti !
00:53:39C'est parti !
00:53:40Fetch comment, comment le bat cat est venu ?
00:53:42Almost done !
00:53:48Kouze ?
00:53:49What do you mean when you say revolution ?
00:53:53Je veux dire la transformation des gens à la superstructure.
00:53:58Cassez-vous le système fossile et fouser avec le net.
00:54:05Les gens fouser avec le net ?
00:54:10Cassez-vous, elle est là.
00:54:14Proto, ouvre la porte.
00:54:18Ah, bien. Est-ce pas, Prime Minister ?
00:54:21Je comprends la situation.
00:54:23Pouvez-vous passer dans ma hotline de l'Amérique de l'Amérique de l'Empire ?
00:54:27Je vais essayer de demander qu'ils déclencent le nucléaire.
00:54:30Pouvez-vous.
00:54:32C'est tout à fait qu'ils ne réalisent pas ce qui se passe.
00:54:35Oui, c'est un bon point.
00:54:40Non mais rien, c'est
00:54:47Deux Canada,ril de l'Amérique de l'Amérique de l'Amérique du reste.
00:54:50Fot Shirbun nous vous Hindus présenter vos comations.
00:54:53Le déclencontre dans votre participation nos derrière.
00:54:54Coucou dans l'Amérique de plus películ programme.
00:54:56Chen겠-vous !
00:54:57C'est parti !
00:54:58J'ai soulignez l'Amérique deグléromique.
00:54:59Je vais le mettre en place, maintenant !
00:55:02Je vais mettre le cas en place.
00:55:04Fais-le pour les bâtiments avec le camo encore.
00:55:06Retour.
00:55:17Hold the wire, nous allons nous battre les gens !
00:55:22Ok, je vais dépasser mon camouflage optique.
00:55:25Si vous voulez encore prendre votre mission après moi,
00:55:28Go ahead and shoot, but 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.
00:55:39You're...
00:55:46Those eyes. Were you a ranger?
00:55:49That's right.
00:55:53After my experiences on the peninsula, I saw things more deeply.
00:55:57I found an order that was full of contradictions, exploitation by the powerful, a structure that had grown corrupt.
00:56:05But 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.
00:56:15When the masses come across information they agree with, they immediately internalize it.
00:56:19That's how they're controlled.
00:56:21When 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?
00:56:34I've had a fully prosthetic body ever since I was a child,
00:56:38so 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.
00:56:50The 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,
00:57:22they get swept along the path of least resistance.
00:57:26I suppose that, in the end, humans are designed to follow the easiest path.
00:57:31So, how do you plan to carry out your revenge?
00:57:34I 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,
00:57:43but they will gain the chance to undergo a forced evolution.
00:57:48What 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.
00:58:12That'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.
00:58:22I see that you are fully prosthetic, too.
00:58:25Then 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?
00:58:47Do 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.
00:59:00even though that, too, is taking the easy way out.
00:59:06I 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.
00:59:21Bato, are you listening to me?
00:59:26Bato, 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!
00:59:34What are they waiting for?
00:59:50Beats 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.
01:00:26Another airstrike has begun!
01:00:42Has anyone managed to locate any signals from the crew?
01:00:46It's no use.
01:00:47I haven't seen any signals that we might be able to backhack.
01:00:50Touchkoma.
01:00:51Quickly gather up all the free area you can find within cyberspace.
01:00:54Secure enough room for me to upload the memories and ghosts of three million people.
01:00:58What?
01:00:59Why the heck would you want us to do that?
01:01:01There's no time to explain.
01:01:03But is it even possible to do something like that?
01:01:07I don't know.
01:01:08But 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.
01:01:22Once they're ready, we'll get started.
01:01:23Thanks for your help.
01:01:25So even if you and I successfully upload our ghosts into cyberspace and we manage to survive,
01:01:31what about the people who don't have cyber brains?
01:01:35Refugees 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 Dejima of their own accord.
01:01:44In 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.
01:01:59Don't worry.
01:02:00I'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!
01:02:13I thought you were going to the bridge.
01:02:16I'm going to help the major.
01:02:20Mr. 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,
01:02:35and 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,
01:02:41oh, 100 hours!
01:02:43Oh!
01:02:46Hey, 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' standpoint,
01:02:59memories are a vital component, all right!
01:03:01However, without a ghost,
01:03:03memories 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,
01:03:10but this order is just plain crazy!
01:03:13I have to agree.
01:03:14But 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!
01:03:22I love it!
01:03:23Can we do that?
01:03:25Can we do that?
01:03:25Can we do that?
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?
01:03:50Calculations like this are our specialty.
01:04:02Sure!
01:04:03This next satellite will let us put up a flat curtain
01:04:06along the missile's trajectory.
01:04:07Disobeying the major's orders
01:04:09and deciding to take a chance
01:04:10on 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 going to work!
01:04:21Well...
01:04:21The thing is...
01:04:23This satellite...
01:04:24Isn't it the one that our AI has kept on?
01:04:28But that's an American Empire satellite!
01:04:32Yeah.
01:04:33But it looks as if we're being stored
01:04:35in payload space
01:04:36least on that American Empire satellite
01:04:38that was launched from Japan.
01:04:40Aw, what the hell?
01:04:42Even without that security treaty,
01:04:44we're still doing exactly what they say.
01:04:45Even so, why do you think the major
01:04:47would put our AI on one of their satellites?
01:04:50Well, maybe she was planning to use us
01:04:52to spy on them or something?
01:04:54We'll never know what she was thinking,
01:04:56but this puts us in a tough spot.
01:04:59We're almost out of time!
01:05:01Mr. 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.
01:05:19Hmm.
01:05:23I see.
01:05:24I'm sorry.
01:05:26No sweat.
01:05:27Look after the major and the others, okay?
01:05:29Sure!
01:05:31Come on!
01:05:37Major?
01:05:38Where are you?
01:05:45Kuze?
01:05:46Yes?
01:05:47Do you know how to fold origami cranes?
01:05:50Cranes?
01:05:51That's right.
01:05:52But only using your left hand.
01:05:54With the correct control software,
01:05:59anyone 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
01:06:14your fair share of loneliness, too.
01:06:16I never asked, but
01:06:18what's your name?
01:06:20I don't recall.
01:06:22I have a pseudonym, though.
01:06:24It's the same thing with you, isn't it?
01:06:26You're right.
01:06:28The refugees have given me countless names.
01:06:31I joined forces with them
01:06:32with the intent to save them,
01:06:34but
01:06:34maybe the real reason I united with them
01:06:37was to keep the loneliness at bay.
01:06:39Yet in the end,
01:06:42you couldn't make it go away
01:06:43because others could rely on you,
01:06:46but you were unable to rely on them.
01:06:49Do you have someone
01:06:51who you can really rely on?
01:06:54I suppose I do.
01:07:00I see.
01:07:02I've been looking for mine
01:07:04for a long, long time.
01:07:06I can't.
01:07:09Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
01:07:39I do.
01:07:42I do.
01:07:43Guardare nel futuro
01:07:44e sorridere
01:07:46con una nuova identità
01:07:50fino a quando il sole
01:07:58sorterà.
01:08:02...
01:08:21...
01:08:30...
01:14:15Je vous donne un rapport à l'armée de l'armée de l'armée.
01:14:18Entend.
01:14:33Kuzé...
01:14:45Isikawa, of Section 9, I take it.
01:14:51I came here to take that off your hands.
01:14:54Oh, you mean this?
01:14:56That's right.
01:15:02Don't screw with us, punk.
01:15:04Section 9 practically invented all the dirty tricks.
01:15:11If the vassal state is negligent in its services,
01:15:13the starvation of the consumer state is inevitable.
01:15:17Manpower shortages always give the slave manufacturing industries a boost.
01:15:21But if you're too strident in the assertion of rights,
01:15:23the arteries of capitalism will harden.
01:15:26In its mind, this country has always considered itself a capitalist state.
01:15:30But in reality, it's a virtual paragon of socialism.
01:15:34Although when waste matter builds up in those arteries,
01:15:36brains are needed to manage the blood's distribution.
01:15:39With its claims of liberty and security,
01:15:41I'm sure it's the same in your country.
01:15:43Of course.
01:15:44But what we do behind closed doors is a different matter.
01:15:49All right.
01:15:50Do it.
01:16:01Don't do it!
01:16:02Don't rush to your death!
01:16:04It's Mr. Aramaki.
01:16:07What's all this about?
01:16:09You, Kazundo Goda,
01:16:11you're accused of criminal action.
01:16:13Attempting to instigate civil war
01:16:14and conspire with a foreign power to start a war for personal gain.
01:16:18You're going to come with us now.
01:16:19The Chief Cabinet Secretary admitted to most of the charges.
01:16:23And the final act of your play was a flop.
01:16:27Are you sure?
01:16:28Even 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.
01:16:37Not only that.
01:16:38I've submitted a report written by me
01:16:40to the Metropolitan Police Headquarters.
01:16:42It should already be in their possession.
01:16:46Didn't you know?
01:16:47The penal code clearly states that by coming forward voluntarily,
01:16:51I can't be charged with any of the crimes you just mentioned.
01:16:55Therefore, I'm going to a country in need of someone
01:16:57with my abilities and talent.
01:16:59Are you sure?
01:17:02Have 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,
01:17:14we're to prevent that from occurring at any cost.
01:17:17She also says that if it proves necessary,
01:17:19we shouldn't hesitate to use lethal force.
01:17:23Now, how do you want to do this?
01:17:25Don't worry.
01:17:27The old man's just bluffing.
01:17:28Let's go.
01:17:30Right.
01:17:31You think so, do you?
01:17:35Well, you're dead wrong.
01:17:41Gee, what a cryin' shade.
01:17:45Aye.
01:17:47You want some, too?
01:17:48One question.
01:17:49How long have you people had a hand in this?
01:17:52From the very beginning?
01:17:53Kooze!
01:17:54Hurry!
01:17:55We can't let them eliminate him.
01:17:58Major!
01:17:59Major!
01:18:16What's that you have there?
01:18:18A crane.
01:18:20A crane?
01:18:20My, these micro-machines 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.
01:18:46I'll go on ahead.
01:18:46Major, where are you?
01:19:07Off goofing around?
01:19:08Rendezvous with Azuma and Proto in Nihama Ward 4.
01:19:13What's the matter?
01:19:14The supplementary budget you requested was passed in its entirety.
01:19:18Uchkoma, get me that information.
01:19:20Yes, sir.
01:19:24Major, listen to me.
01:19:26A great many lives were lost in this incident.
01:19:30All it's done is return the refugee issue right back to square one.
01:19:33Plus, Prime Minister Kayabuki's self-reliant United Front policy
01:19:37will likely prove to be a thorny path for the populace.
01:19:41People like us will be needed more than ever now.
01:19:44Maybe.
01:19:45What's with you?
01:19:46Sounds like someone else's problem.
01:19:49Oh, come on.
01:19:50You didn't go and get all philosophical on us now, did you, Major?
01:19:52Major, I have a report stating that the supplementary budget passed
01:19:58in 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.
01:20:18What about the briefing?
01:20:20Want to handle it with a brain dive?
01:20:21No, go on ahead without me and take command.
01:20:24I'll just meet up with you a little later.
01:20:26Yeah, I see.
01:20:34What is it?
01:20:35Forget it.
01:20:37It was nothing anyway.
01:20:38The silence
01:20:53is crying
01:20:56is crying