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Eighty-Six - S01E08
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All right. If we have to
. Thanks.
It's okay, you've done enough
. Thanks.
Was that Kino's group?
Was that Kino's group?
Yeah.
Yeah.
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They
looked hard
, but they
said they can
't
find Chise's Juggernaut.
They
searched
, but they
weren
't
able to
find Chise's Juggernaut.
Not even a little piece of it, huh?
Not even a little piece of it, huh?
Well, after that artillery blast...
Well, after that artillery blast...
Yeah.
Yeah.
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I'm sure it
's
not bothering you, but I'll say it anyway.
It
's
probably
not bothering you, but I'll say it anyway.
It's not your fault.
It's not your fault.
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I
thought
they'd
come after
our base next, but
they haven't.
I
figured
they'd
shell
our base next, but
for some reason,
they haven't.
Today's
attack had a secondary goal of testing that new weapon
.
Today's
battle was likely a test fire on the side
.
We lost four to a "
secondary goal
," huh?
We lost four to a "
test fire on the side
," huh?
If it's
complete
d, we'll lose a lot more
than
four
.
Once
complete
, rather
than
just
four
,
T
he
Republic will fall.
t
he
entire
Republic will fall.
That
doesn't matter
to
us, but I doubt the Major will
agree
.
It
doesn't matter
for
us, but I doubt the Major will
just let it happen
.
What?
What?
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Nothing
.
Nothing
at all
.
Either way, the new
one
's
still
silent, for now.
Either way, the new
unit
's
silent, for now.
You can tell?
You can tell?
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I
memorized its voice.
I
've
memorized its voice.
And I doubt the enemy commander will
let them
us
e it
.
And I doubt the enemy commander will
fire it at
us
again
.
I found him.
I found him.
Your brother?!
Your brother?!
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He found me, too
.
He found me, too
though
.
He'll come for me next.
He'll come for me next.
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It's good luck
for me, but
bad for all
of
you
.
This is ideal
for me, but
you guys are out
of
luck
.
What will you do?
What will you do?
Hang yourself tonight, before you die tomorrow?
Hang yourself tonight, before you die tomorrow?
Not a chance in hell.
Not a chance in hell.
We'll follow you to the end, Reaper.
We'll follow you to the end, Reaper.
We're going to be wiped out.
We're going to be wiped out.
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This
unit
is an
execution ground
.
This
is an
extermination unit
.
Special orders...
Special orders...
Target: The deepest part of Legion-held territory.
Target: The deepest part of Legion-held territory.
Mission duration: Unlimited. No support...
Mission duration: Unlimited. No support...
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Immediate
execution
in the event of retreat?
Immediate
destruction
in the event of retreat?
The point of this
place
is to make
the soldiers
fight
until
the
y die
.
The point of this
unit
is to make
us
fight
to
the
death
.
This is the
last place we'll serve
.
This is the
end of the line for us
.
We'll all die here.
We'll all die here.
What's wrong, Lena?
What's wrong, Lena?
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A final mission with
a
survival
rate of 0%
, huh?
A final mission with
no chance of
survival
, huh?
I guess t
hat sounds
like this country.
T
hat sounds
just
like this country.
Please, help me!
Please, help me!
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I need
to do something!
We have
to do something!
"Do something
"?
"Do something
?"
Do what, specifically?
Do what, specifically?
Go on TV and give a speech?
Go on TV and give a speech?
Find somebody important and yell at them?
Find somebody important and yell at them?
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If that
w
ould change minds,
this never
things would
n't be like
this
in the first place
.
If that
c
ould change minds,
things would
've never gotten to
this
point
.
Give it
up. We can't fix this
.
Give it
a rest. You know we're incapable of helping
.
Nothing we do matters, so just—
Nothing we do matters, so just—
Stop it!
Stop it!
Stop pretending to be a bad person just to have an excuse to do nothing!
Stop pretending to be a bad person just to have an excuse to do nothing!
You're the one who needs to stop!
You're the one who needs to stop!
Stop...
Stop...
I mean it.
I mean it.
There's nothing we can do!
There's nothing we can do!
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We can't do a
thing to save them!
We can't do a
damn
thing to save them!
Annette...
Annette...
Our next-door neighbors were scientists on my dad's research team.
Our next-door neighbors were scientists on my dad's research team.
Our families were close.
Our families were close.
But that all changed when the war started.
But that all changed when the war started.
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T
hey were Eighty-Six.
Our neighbors... t
hey were Eighty-Six.
Two
boys.
There were two
boys.
The older brother was way older, but the younger was my age.
The older brother was way older, but the younger was my age.
We went to the same school and played a lot.
We went to the same school and played a lot.
We were friends.
We were friends.
But the next thing I knew, the Eighty-Six all stopped coming to school.
But the next thing I knew, the Eighty-Six all stopped coming to school.
And my classmates were bullying me.
And my classmates were bullying me.
They said I was friends with a filthy colored.
They said I was friends with a filthy colored.
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It hurt!
T
here wasn't anything I could do!
It hurt!
But t
here wasn't anything I could do!
But
he didn't know anything about it and still wanted to play.
Yet
he didn't know anything about it and still wanted to play.
I turned him down, and we got in a fight.
I turned him down, and we got in a fight.
And I said it...
And I said it...
You filthy colored!
You filthy colored!
I was scared.
I was scared.
I was scared of myself for being capable of saying that.
I was scared of myself for being capable of saying that.
So...
So...
When my dad was thinking about taking them in, despite the danger,
When my dad was thinking about taking them in, despite the danger,
I said I didn't want to.
I said I didn't want to.
I said he wasn't my friend. I said I wouldn't put myself in danger for him.
I said he wasn't my friend. I said I wouldn't put myself in danger for him.
I think my dad wanted my support.
I think my dad wanted my support.
But I gave him a way out.
But I gave him a way out.
They were sent to the camps the next day.
They were sent to the camps the next day.
All I could do was tell myself I couldn't do anything.
All I could do was tell myself I couldn't do anything.
That there was never a chance.
That there was never a chance.
But you... You always...
But you... You always...
Listen, Lena.
Listen, Lena.
You may act like a saint,
You may act like a saint,
but you're just as guilty as me.
but you're just as guilty as me.
What is this place?
What is this place?
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The kids who lived next door, and their
mother
,
had a strange power.
Our neighbor's
mother
and kids
had a strange power.
They could tell
what
each other
felt
without speaking.
They could tell
each other
's feelings
without speaking.
My dad took an interest in that power.
My dad took an interest in that power.
This is where it began.
This is where it began.
First, they'd put on these little toy-like devices,
First, they'd put on these little toy-like devices,
and try to guess what their mom was thinking behind the curtain.
and try to guess what their mom was thinking behind the curtain.
The experiments were like a game.
The experiments were like a game.
But when the military found out that there was
But when the military found out that there was
a new kind of communication that could replace wireless,
a new kind of communication that could replace wireless,
they ordered my dad to perfect it, no matter what the cost.
they ordered my dad to perfect it, no matter what the cost.
And the result...
And the result...
was the RAID device you're wearing.
was the RAID device you're wearing.
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H
ow many Eighty-Six
do you think died
to
make
it?
Do you have any idea h
ow many Eighty-Six
were killed
to
perfect
it?
It shares words.
You can't use animals
, right?
You can't use animals
afterall since it transmits words
, right?
You
don't
mean—
You
mean—
That's right. Human experimentation.
That's right. Human experimentation.
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Even though t
hey said the Eighty-Six aren't human.
T
hey said the Eighty-Six aren't human.
C
onvenient, right?
It's awfully c
onvenient, right?
All the test subjects were children.
All the test subjects were children.
Results first. Safety last.
Results first. Safety last.
They all died suffering.
They all died suffering.
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My dad couldn't
take it. He
committed suicide.
My dad couldn't
live with it and
committed suicide.
It wasn't an accident?
It wasn't an accident?
You think my dad of all people would screw up the settings on a Para-RAID?
You think my dad of all people would screw up the settings on a Para-RAID?
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He always told me that he'd abandoned his friends and caused so
many deaths.
He always told me that he'd abandoned his friends and caused so
much
suffer
ing.
He deserved to
suffer
a
nd
die
more than anyone
.
A
nd
that he,
more than anyone
deserved a painful death.
Which means I'm
just as guilty for abandoning my friend
, right?
If what he said is true, aren't I
just as guilty for abandoning my friend
?
So
I took over
the
research
my dad did
, victims and all!
That's why
I took over
his
research
, victims and all!
"Undertaker," was it?
"Undertaker," was it?
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We
got the
request to investigate because of the dead Handlers, remember?
We
received a
request to investigate because of the dead Handlers, remember?
Yeah...
Yeah...
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If I
'd had them bring
the Processor that was the
cause
,
If I
brought in
the Processor that was the
source of the deaths
,
I might've been able to save him
, if nobody else
.
I might've been able to save him
at the very least
.
But that's just hypocrisy.
But that's just hypocrisy.
I'm glad those shitheads in Transport refused.
I'm glad those shitheads in Transport refused.
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See?
N
othing
we can
do.
See?
I could say there's n
othing
I could
do.
I can't save anyone.
I can't save anyone.
But you're no different!
But you're no different!
You're even worse!
You're even worse!
You interfered and kept them alive, and now they're being ordered to die!
You interfered and kept them alive, and now they're being ordered to die!
If you'd just slacked off and let them die,
If you'd just slacked off and let them die,
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they would
n't have gotten that
order
.
they would
've never had to carry out those
order
s
.
And now they will, thanks to you!
And now they will, thanks to you!
I hate you, Lena.
I hate you, Lena.
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Never
let me see
you
again.
Never
show
you
r face to me
again.
I won't let them die.
I won't let them die.
I won't let anyone else die.
I won't let anyone else die.
What do you want?
What do you want?
Let me cancel the special recon orders given to Spearhead!
Let me cancel the special recon orders given to Spearhead!
I told you not to get too involved.
I told you not to get too involved.
This is insane!
This is insane!
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M
ust they
keep marching
into enemy territory until they
're dead
, for no reason?
Why m
ust they
advance
into enemy territory until they
die
, for no reason?
The Eighty-Six all need to die.
The Eighty-Six all need to die.
That's what's best for the country,
That's what's best for the country,
according to its government, and indirectly, its people.
according to its government, and indirectly, its people.
That's the will of the nation.
That's the will of the nation.
If what we've done to the Eighty-Six gets out at the end of the war,
If what we've done to the Eighty-Six gets out at the end of the war,
the Republic will become a pariah state
the Republic will become a pariah state
and remembered forever as oppressors.
and remembered forever as oppressors.
And to keep that from happening...
And to keep that from happening...
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And that's why you
forbid
the
m from
recover
ing or burying
their dead
?
And that's why you
've
forbid
den
the
recover
y and burial of
their dead
.
When
the
y're all dead, they will cease to have
existed.
With
the
ir deaths, it would be as if they've never
existed.
And thus, the Republic will have done nothing wrong.
And thus, the Republic will have done nothing wrong.
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A
very small number
know the
exact
truth.
A
select few will
know the
whole
truth.
But the vast majority
who look the o
ther
way,
But the vast majority
ei
ther
turn a blind eye,
or just
don't care,
are
support
ers of this
.
don't care,
or tacitly
support
it
.
And our job as the army, Lena, is to follow the people's wishes
!
And our job as the army, Lena, is to follow the people's wishes
.
The Eighty-Six are
part of
the
Republic as well
!
The Eighty-Six are
citizens no matter
the
race
!
The Republican ideals that Saint Magnolia expounded should protect them, too!
The Republican ideals that Saint Magnolia expounded should protect them, too!
If they aren't, how can this be the will of the Republic?!
If they aren't, how can this be the will of the Republic?!
It's a country full of fools and villains,
It's a country full of fools and villains,
who executed Saint Magnolia for the sake of their own wealth and greed.
who executed Saint Magnolia for the sake of their own wealth and greed.
What can you expect of them?!
What can you expect of them?!
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Humans
were
not ready
to have
freedom and equality.
Humans
are
not ready
for the pure ideals of
freedom and equality.
And I
think
we'll ever be.
And I
doubt
we'll ever be.
You're just saying that to justify your despair!
You're just saying that to justify your despair!
It's wrong to sit back and let this happen!
It's wrong to sit back and let this happen!
You're free to speak of your hopes and ideals,
You're free to speak of your hopes and ideals,
but you won't persuade anyone.
but you won't persuade anyone.
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That's why you came to me
, right?
That's why you came to me
in the first place
, right?
H
ope and despair are the same
t
hing
.
In the end, h
ope and despair are the same
.
You want
something
, and
you can't
have it
.
Wis
hing
for
something
you can't
attain
.
They're two
names for two
sides of the same
thing
.
They're two
sides of the same
coin
.
Captain Nouzen, I have a set of special recon orders.
Captain Nouzen, I have a set of special recon orders.
I've received them.
I've received them.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I couldn't do anything.
I couldn't do anything.
I'm sure.
I'm sure.
There's no need to obey these ridiculous orders.
There's no need to obey these ridiculous orders.
Run away.
Run away.
To where?
To where?
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Everyone dies
someday
.
Everyone dies
eventually
.
You can't blame someone just because that day came a little early.
You can't blame someone just because that day came a little early.
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Why do you always just accept it?
!
Why do you always just accept it?
You'
re losing
your future, your wishes,
You'
ve lost
your future, your wishes,
even your life...
and soon,
even your life...
And you don't hate us? How is that possible?!
And you don't hate us? How is that possible?!
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Major, we're not going
to die.
Major, we're not going
there
to die.
We're finally following the path we wanted to follow,
We're finally following the path we wanted to follow,
to the place we wanted to go.
to the place we wanted to go.
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We
can finally be free.
A place where we
can finally be free.
I would prefer you didn
't
disparage that
.
Please don
't
trample our will with your pity
.
Then... Then at least
don't
fight
any more.
Then... Then at least
avoid
fight
ing.
I have to
.
That'll be impossible
.
We
need to fight to
go
forward.
We
'll
need to fight to
move
forward.
We've known
it
from the start.
We've known
that
from the start.
To
kill your brother, right?
You'll need to fight to
kill your brother, right?
Why
did
you
have to realize that
?
Why
do
you
always pick up on these things
?
I can tell...
I can tell...
You're sad, but you still laugh coldly
You're sad, but you still laugh coldly
when you talk about your brother.
when you talk about your brother.
Don't fight, please.
Don't fight, please.
Even if he's part of the Legion, you can't fight your brother.
Even if he's part of the Legion, you can't fight your brother.
My brother is a Shepherd.
My brother is a Shepherd.
I can't go anywhere without killing him.
I can't go anywhere without killing him.
Captain!
Captain!
Major...
Major...
There is no need to monitor us anymore.
There is no need to monitor us anymore.
Does that mean—
Does that mean—
I don't want you to hear my brother's last words.
I don't want you to hear my brother's last words.
So please don't contact us again.
So please don't contact us again.
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Go past
the eastern border,
and you'll no longer
hear the Legion's voices.
Beyond
the eastern border,
I can't
hear the Legion's voices.
If anyone's
left alive, help may come
there
.
If anyone's
still out
there
, they're your best bet
.
When a Shepherd dies,
it throws
the Legion
into
chaos for a
while.
When a Shepherd dies,
the Legion
is thrown into
chaos for a
little
while.
We can buy you that much time.
We can buy you that much time.
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So
...
That's why
...
Captain Nouzen...
Captain Nouzen...
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S
urvive until then.
You must s
urvive until then.
Well
?
How's it looking
?
Provisions, fuel, ammo, and spare parts are all packed.
Provisions, fuel, ammo, and spare parts are all packed.
I also packed extra spares for the legs, for a certain idiot commander.
I also packed extra spares for the legs, for a certain idiot commander.
Thank you.
Thank you.
You can do simple repairs yourself, right?
You can do simple repairs yourself, right?
Yeah. I break them a lot.
Yeah. I break them a lot.
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Act a little ashamed,
brat!
Act a little ashamed,
you
brat!
Don't fight like you usually do.
Don't fight like you usually do.
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I can't promise.
That,
I can't promise.
It's the last time,
so
just lie and agree.
It's the last time,
just lie and agree.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Jeez...
Jeez...
You really are...
You really are...
I feel bad for Haruto.
I feel bad for Haruto.
If he'd lasted a little longer, he could've gone for a fun hike.
If he'd lasted a little longer, he could've gone for a fun hike.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Think the rain'll stop?
Think the rain'll stop?
It'd be nice to have clear skies, at least for the first day.
It'd be nice to have clear skies, at least for the first day.
I know a trick! Kaie used to do it!
I know a trick! Kaie used to do it!
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Hey, kids! Come
h
ere.
Hey, kids! Come
'
ere.
Now that it's the last time, I
realize
I'm gonna miss the old
guy
's lectures.
Now that it's the last time, I
think
I'm gonna miss the old
man
's lectures.
You think?
You think?
Let's eat!
Let's eat!
We all gathered here on the first day, right?
We all gathered here on the first day, right?
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You mean
the day
we were assigned
here
?
You mean
when
we were assigned
?
Yup.
Yup.
Yeah, we all swore to each other again.
Yeah, we all swore to each other again.
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"No matter who calls us pigs, we'll never let ourselves become
them
."
"No matter who calls us pigs, we'll never let ourselves become
one
."
"Even if we're the last one, we'll fight until the last day."
"Even if we're the last one, we'll fight until the last day."
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And
all
five of us survived.
And
in the end, the
five of us survived.
Not bad.
Not bad.
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The Major never did call
back
.
The Major never did call
again
.
What,
you
miss
her
?
What,
miss
ing
her
already
?
Not at all.
Not at all.
I guess it does kind of bug me, though.
I guess it does kind of bug me, though.
After all the time we've spent together, she could've said goodbye.
After all the time we've spent together, she could've said goodbye.
Yeah, like that.
Yeah, like that.
We told her a million times to leave us alone, and she finally got it, is all.
We told her a million times to leave us alone, and she finally got it, is all.
The rain stopped.
The rain stopped.
Clear skies!
Clear skies!
The trick worked, huh?
The trick worked, huh?
It's a good omen!
It's a good omen!
Look, look!
Look, look!
They're all shiny!
They're all shiny!
I cleaned all your marks, too.
I cleaned all your marks, too.
You're nice and clean, too.
You're nice and clean, too.
How cool!
How cool!
He's happy?
He's happy?
He was filthy.
He was filthy.
I'm happy for you.
I'm happy for you.
What's this?
What's this?
Snacks.
Snacks.
Is this...
Is this...
He treated us like kids until the end.
He treated us like kids until the end.
Nobody forgot anything, right?
Nobody forgot anything, right?
Nope!
Nope!
No.
No.
Shin.
Shin.
Let's go.
Let's go.
I wanted to protect you.
I wanted to protect you.
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That was how it was supposed to be, but
...
Yet I
...
Shin.
Shin.
Brother, are Mom and Dad not coming back?
Brother, are Mom and Dad not coming back?
Why?
Why?
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I
could
barely keep
myself together back then.
I
was
barely keep
ing
myself together back then.
I can't hear Mom's voice.
I can't hear Mom's voice.
Brother, why did Mom die?
Brother, why did Mom die?
It's your fault!
It's your fault!
That's not true.
That's not true.
Mom went to fight because of you!
Mom went to fight because of you!
That's not true.
That's not true.
You killed her.
You killed her.
Stop it!
Stop it!
It's your fault.
It's your fault.
That's not true.
That's not true.
It's all your fault.
It's all your fault.
It's not your fault.
It's not your fault.
That Mom and Dad died. The fact that I'm about to die.
That Mom and Dad died. The fact that I'm about to die.
It's all your fault,
It's all your fault,
Shin!
Shin!
I...
I...
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I couldn't handle
the
hat
e
and rage
I felt at my own powerlessness,
I couldn't handle
my
hat
red
and rage
that
I felt at my own powerlessness,
and I took it out on
you
,
This time, your brother will protect
you
forever.
the person I was supposed to protect.
the person I was supposed to protect.
I couldn't protect you.
I couldn't protect you.
But...
But...
Shin...
Shin...
Now we'll be together forever.
Now we'll be together forever.
I'm coming for you.
I'm coming for you.
Without my fragile human body.
Without my fragile human body.
This time, your brother will protect you forever.
This time, your brother will protect you forever.
So...
So...
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Come
see
me
,
Shin!
Come
to
me
.
Shin!
"
Goodbye.
"
Goodbye.
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# CR All right. If we have to. Thanks. Was that Kino's group? Yeah. They looked hard, but they said they can't find Chise's Juggernaut. Not even a little piece of it, huh? Well, after that artillery blast... Yeah. I'm sure it's not bothering you, but I'll say it anyway. It's not your fault. I thought they'd come after our base next, but they haven't. Today's attack had a secondary goal of testing that new weapon. We lost four to a "secondary goal," huh? If it's completed, we'll lose a lot more than four. The Republic will fall. That doesn't matter to us, but I doubt the Major will agree. What? Nothing. Either way, the new one's still silent, for now. You can tell? I memorized its voice. And I doubt the enemy commander will let them use it. I found him. Your brother?! He found me, too. He'll come for me next. It's good luck for me, but bad for all of you. What will you do? Hang yourself tonight, before you die tomorrow? Not a chance in hell. We'll follow you to the end, Reaper. We're going to be wiped out. This unit is an execution ground. Special orders... Target: The deepest part of Legion-held territory. Mission duration: Unlimited. No support... Immediate execution in the event of retreat? The point of this place is to make the soldiers fight until they die. This is the last place we'll serve. We'll all die here. What's wrong, Lena? A final mission with a survival rate of 0%, huh? I guess that sounds like this country. Please, help me! I need to do something! "Do something"? Do what, specifically? Go on TV and give a speech? Find somebody important and yell at them? If that would change minds, this never things wouldn't be like this in the first place. Give it up. We can't fix this. Nothing we do matters, so just— Stop it! Stop pretending to be a bad person just to have an excuse to do nothing! You're the one who needs to stop! Stop... I mean it. There's nothing we can do! We can't do a thing to save them! Annette... Our next-door neighbors were scientists on my dad's research team. Our families were close. But that all changed when the war started. They were Eighty-Six. Two boys. The older brother was way older, but the younger was my age. We went to the same school and played a lot. We were friends. But the next thing I knew, the Eighty-Six all stopped coming to school. And my classmates were bullying me. They said I was friends with a filthy colored. It hurt! There wasn't anything I could do! But he didn't know anything about it and still wanted to play. I turned him down, and we got in a fight. And I said it... You filthy colored! I was scared. I was scared of myself for being capable of saying that. So... When my dad was thinking about taking them in, despite the danger, I said I didn't want to. I said he wasn't my friend. I said I wouldn't put myself in danger for him. I think my dad wanted my support. But I gave him a way out. They were sent to the camps the next day. All I could do was tell myself I couldn't do anything. That there was never a chance. But you... You always... Listen, Lena. You may act like a saint, but you're just as guilty as me. What is this place? The kids who lived next door, and their mother, had a strange power. They could tell what each other felt without speaking. My dad took an interest in that power. This is where it began. First, they'd put on these little toy-like devices, and try to guess what their mom was thinking behind the curtain. The experiments were like a game. But when the military found out that there was a new kind of communication that could replace wireless, they ordered my dad to perfect it, no matter what the cost. And the result... was the RAID device you're wearing. How many Eighty-Six do you think died to make it? It shares words. You can't use animals, right? You don't mean— That's right. Human experimentation. Even though they said the Eighty-Six aren't human. Convenient, right? All the test subjects were children. Results first. Safety last. They all died suffering. My dad couldn't take it. He committed suicide. It wasn't an accident? You think my dad of all people would screw up the settings on a Para-RAID? He always told me that he'd abandoned his friends and caused so many deaths. He deserved to suffer and die more than anyone. Which means I'm just as guilty for abandoning my friend, right? So I took over the research my dad did, victims and all! "Undertaker," was it? We got the request to investigate because of the dead Handlers, remember? Yeah... If I'd had them bring the Processor that was the cause, I might've been able to save him, if nobody else. But that's just hypocrisy. I'm glad those shitheads in Transport refused. See? Nothing we can do. I can't save anyone. But you're no different! You're even worse! You interfered and kept them alive, and now they're being ordered to die! If you'd just slacked off and let them die, they wouldn't have gotten that order. And now they will, thanks to you! I hate you, Lena. Never let me see you again. I won't let them die. I won't let anyone else die. What do you want? Let me cancel the special recon orders given to Spearhead! I told you not to get too involved. This is insane! Must they keep marching into enemy territory until they're dead, for no reason? The Eighty-Six all need to die. That's what's best for the country, according to its government, and indirectly, its people. That's the will of the nation. If what we've done to the Eighty-Six gets out at the end of the war, the Republic will become a pariah state and remembered forever as oppressors. And to keep that from happening... And that's why you forbid them from recovering or burying their dead? When they're all dead, they will cease to have existed. And thus, the Republic will have done nothing wrong. A very small number know the exact truth. But the vast majority who look the other way, or just don't care, are supporters of this. And our job as the army, Lena, is to follow the people's wishes! The Eighty-Six are part of the Republic as well! The Republican ideals that Saint Magnolia expounded should protect them, too! If they aren't, how can this be the will of the Republic?! It's a country full of fools and villains, who executed Saint Magnolia for the sake of their own wealth and greed. What can you expect of them?! Humans were not ready to have freedom and equality. And I think we'll ever be. You're just saying that to justify your despair! It's wrong to sit back and let this happen! You're free to speak of your hopes and ideals, but you won't persuade anyone. That's why you came to me, right? Hope and despair are the same thing. You want something, and you can't have it. They're two names for two sides of the same thing. Captain Nouzen, I have a set of special recon orders. I've received them. I'm sorry. I couldn't do anything. I'm sure. There's no need to obey these ridiculous orders. Run away. To where? Everyone dies someday. You can't blame someone just because that day came a little early. Why do you always just accept it?! You're losing your future, your wishes, even your life... And you don't hate us? How is that possible?! Major, we're not going to die. We're finally following the path we wanted to follow, to the place we wanted to go. We can finally be free. I would prefer you didn't disparage that. Then... Then at least don't fight any more. I have to. We need to fight to go forward. We've known it from the start. To kill your brother, right? Why did you have to realize that? I can tell... You're sad, but you still laugh coldly when you talk about your brother. Don't fight, please. Even if he's part of the Legion, you can't fight your brother. My brother is a Shepherd. I can't go anywhere without killing him. Captain! Major... There is no need to monitor us anymore. Does that mean— I don't want you to hear my brother's last words. So please don't contact us again. Go past the eastern border, and you'll no longer hear the Legion's voices. If anyone's left alive, help may come there. When a Shepherd dies, it throws the Legion into chaos for a while. We can buy you that much time. So... Captain Nouzen... Survive until then. Well? Provisions, fuel, ammo, and spare parts are all packed. I also packed extra spares for the legs, for a certain idiot commander. Thank you. You can do simple repairs yourself, right? Yeah. I break them a lot. Act a little ashamed, brat! Don't fight like you usually do. I can't promise. It's the last time, so just lie and agree. I'm sorry. Jeez... You really are... I feel bad for Haruto. If he'd lasted a little longer, he could've gone for a fun hike. Yeah. Think the rain'll stop? It'd be nice to have clear skies, at least for the first day. I know a trick! Kaie used to do it! Hey, kids! Come here. Now that it's the last time, I realize I'm gonna miss the old guy's lectures. You think? Let's eat! We all gathered here on the first day, right? You mean the day we were assigned here? Yup. Yeah, we all swore to each other again. "No matter who calls us pigs, we'll never let ourselves become them." "Even if we're the last one, we'll fight until the last day." And all five of us survived. Not bad. The Major never did call back. What, you miss her? Not at all. I guess it does kind of bug me, though. After all the time we've spent together, she could've said goodbye. Yeah, like that. We told her a million times to leave us alone, and she finally got it, is all. The rain stopped. Clear skies! The trick worked, huh? It's a good omen! Look, look! They're all shiny! I cleaned all your marks, too. You're nice and clean, too. How cool! He's happy? He was filthy. I'm happy for you. What's this? Snacks. Is this... He treated us like kids until the end. Nobody forgot anything, right? Nope! No. Shin. Let's go. I wanted to protect you. That was how it was supposed to be, but... Shin. Brother, are Mom and Dad not coming back? Why? I could barely keep myself together back then. I can't hear Mom's voice. Brother, why did Mom die? It's your fault! That's not true. Mom went to fight because of you! That's not true. You killed her. Stop it! It's your fault. That's not true. It's all your fault. It's not your fault. That Mom and Dad died. The fact that I'm about to die. It's all your fault, Shin! I... I couldn't handle the hate and rage I felt at my own powerlessness, and I took it out on you, the person I was supposed to protect. I couldn't protect you. But... Shin... Now we'll be together forever. I'm coming for you. Without my fragile human body. This time, your brother will protect you forever. So... Come see me, Shin! "Goodbye."
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# Kantai It's okay, you've done enough. Thanks. Was that Kino's group? Yeah. They searched, but they weren't able to find Chise's Juggernaut. Not even a little piece of it, huh? Well, after that artillery blast... Yeah. It's probably not bothering you, but I'll say it anyway. It's not your fault. I figured they'd shell our base next, but for some reason, they haven't. Today's battle was likely a test fire on the side. We lost four to a "test fire on the side," huh? Once complete, rather than just four, the entire Republic will fall. It doesn't matter for us, but I doubt the Major will just let it happen. What? Nothing at all. Either way, the new unit's silent, for now. You can tell? I've memorized its voice. And I doubt the enemy commander will fire it at us again. I found him. Your brother?! He found me, too though. He'll come for me next. This is ideal for me, but you guys are out of luck. What will you do? Hang yourself tonight, before you die tomorrow? Not a chance in hell. We'll follow you to the end, Reaper. We're going to be wiped out. This is an extermination unit. Special orders... Target: The deepest part of Legion-held territory. Mission duration: Unlimited. No support... Immediate destruction in the event of retreat? The point of this unit is to make us fight to the death. This is the end of the line for us. We'll all die here. What's wrong, Lena? A final mission with no chance of survival, huh? That sounds just like this country. Please, help me! We have to do something! "Do something?" Do what, specifically? Go on TV and give a speech? Find somebody important and yell at them? If that could change minds, things would've never gotten to this point. Give it a rest. You know we're incapable of helping. Nothing we do matters, so just— Stop it! Stop pretending to be a bad person just to have an excuse to do nothing! You're the one who needs to stop! Stop... I mean it. There's nothing we can do! We can't do a damn thing to save them! Annette... Our next-door neighbors were scientists on my dad's research team. Our families were close. But that all changed when the war started. Our neighbors... they were Eighty-Six. There were two boys. The older brother was way older, but the younger was my age. We went to the same school and played a lot. We were friends. But the next thing I knew, the Eighty-Six all stopped coming to school. And my classmates were bullying me. They said I was friends with a filthy colored. It hurt! But there wasn't anything I could do! Yet he didn't know anything about it and still wanted to play. I turned him down, and we got in a fight. And I said it... You filthy colored! I was scared. I was scared of myself for being capable of saying that. So... When my dad was thinking about taking them in, despite the danger, I said I didn't want to. I said he wasn't my friend. I said I wouldn't put myself in danger for him. I think my dad wanted my support. But I gave him a way out. They were sent to the camps the next day. All I could do was tell myself I couldn't do anything. That there was never a chance. But you... You always... Listen, Lena. You may act like a saint, but you're just as guilty as me. What is this place? Our neighbor's mother and kids had a strange power. They could tell each other's feelings without speaking. My dad took an interest in that power. This is where it began. First, they'd put on these little toy-like devices, and try to guess what their mom was thinking behind the curtain. The experiments were like a game. But when the military found out that there was a new kind of communication that could replace wireless, they ordered my dad to perfect it, no matter what the cost. And the result... was the RAID device you're wearing. Do you have any idea how many Eighty-Six were killed to perfect it? You can't use animals afterall since it transmits words, right? You mean— That's right. Human experimentation. They said the Eighty-Six aren't human. It's awfully convenient, right? All the test subjects were children. Results first. Safety last. They all died suffering. My dad couldn't live with it and committed suicide. It wasn't an accident? You think my dad of all people would screw up the settings on a Para-RAID? He always told me that he'd abandoned his friends and caused so much suffering. And that he, more than anyone deserved a painful death. If what he said is true, aren't I just as guilty for abandoning my friend? That's why I took over his research, victims and all! "Undertaker," was it? We received a request to investigate because of the dead Handlers, remember? Yeah... If I brought in the Processor that was the source of the deaths, I might've been able to save him at the very least. But that's just hypocrisy. I'm glad those shitheads in Transport refused. See? I could say there's nothing I could do. I can't save anyone. But you're no different! You're even worse! You interfered and kept them alive, and now they're being ordered to die! If you'd just slacked off and let them die, they would've never had to carry out those orders. And now they will, thanks to you! I hate you, Lena. Never show your face to me again. I won't let them die. I won't let anyone else die. What do you want? Let me cancel the special recon orders given to Spearhead! I told you not to get too involved. This is insane! Why must they advance into enemy territory until they die, for no reason? The Eighty-Six all need to die. That's what's best for the country, according to its government, and indirectly, its people. That's the will of the nation. If what we've done to the Eighty-Six gets out at the end of the war, the Republic will become a pariah state and remembered forever as oppressors. And to keep that from happening... And that's why you've forbidden the recovery and burial of their dead. With their deaths, it would be as if they've never existed. And thus, the Republic will have done nothing wrong. A select few will know the whole truth. But the vast majority either turn a blind eye, don't care, or tacitly support it. And our job as the army, Lena, is to follow the people's wishes. The Eighty-Six are citizens no matter the race! The Republican ideals that Saint Magnolia expounded should protect them, too! If they aren't, how can this be the will of the Republic?! It's a country full of fools and villains, who executed Saint Magnolia for the sake of their own wealth and greed. What can you expect of them?! Humans are not ready for the pure ideals of freedom and equality. And I doubt we'll ever be. You're just saying that to justify your despair! It's wrong to sit back and let this happen! You're free to speak of your hopes and ideals, but you won't persuade anyone. That's why you came to me in the first place, right? In the end, hope and despair are the same. Wishing for something you can't attain. They're two sides of the same coin. Captain Nouzen, I have a set of special recon orders. I've received them. I'm sorry. I couldn't do anything. I'm sure. There's no need to obey these ridiculous orders. Run away. To where? Everyone dies eventually. You can't blame someone just because that day came a little early. Why do you always just accept it? You've lost your future, your wishes, and soon, even your life... And you don't hate us? How is that possible?! Major, we're not going there to die. We're finally following the path we wanted to follow, to the place we wanted to go. A place where we can finally be free. Please don't trample our will with your pity. Then... Then at least avoid fighting. That'll be impossible. We'll need to fight to move forward. We've known that from the start. You'll need to fight to kill your brother, right? Why do you always pick up on these things? I can tell... You're sad, but you still laugh coldly when you talk about your brother. Don't fight, please. Even if he's part of the Legion, you can't fight your brother. My brother is a Shepherd. I can't go anywhere without killing him. Captain! Major... There is no need to monitor us anymore. Does that mean— I don't want you to hear my brother's last words. So please don't contact us again. Beyond the eastern border, I can't hear the Legion's voices. If anyone's still out there, they're your best bet. When a Shepherd dies, the Legion is thrown into chaos for a little while. We can buy you that much time. That's why... Captain Nouzen... You must survive until then. How's it looking? Provisions, fuel, ammo, and spare parts are all packed. I also packed extra spares for the legs, for a certain idiot commander. Thank you. You can do simple repairs yourself, right? Yeah. I break them a lot. Act a little ashamed, you brat! Don't fight like you usually do. That, I can't promise. It's the last time, just lie and agree. I'm sorry. Jeez... You really are... I feel bad for Haruto. If he'd lasted a little longer, he could've gone for a fun hike. Yeah. Think the rain'll stop? It'd be nice to have clear skies, at least for the first day. I know a trick! Kaie used to do it! Hey, kids! Come 'ere. Now that it's the last time, I think I'm gonna miss the old man's lectures. You think? Let's eat! We all gathered here on the first day, right? You mean when we were assigned? Yup. Yeah, we all swore to each other again. "No matter who calls us pigs, we'll never let ourselves become one." "Even if we're the last one, we'll fight until the last day." And in the end, the five of us survived. Not bad. The Major never did call again. What, missing her already? Not at all. I guess it does kind of bug me, though. After all the time we've spent together, she could've said goodbye. Yeah, like that. We told her a million times to leave us alone, and she finally got it, is all. The rain stopped. Clear skies! The trick worked, huh? It's a good omen! Look, look! They're all shiny! I cleaned all your marks, too. You're nice and clean, too. How cool! He's happy? He was filthy. I'm happy for you. What's this? Snacks. Is this... He treated us like kids until the end. Nobody forgot anything, right? Nope! No. Shin. Let's go. I wanted to protect you. Yet I... Shin. Brother, are Mom and Dad not coming back? Why? I was barely keeping myself together back then. I can't hear Mom's voice. Brother, why did Mom die? It's your fault! That's not true. Mom went to fight because of you! That's not true. You killed her. Stop it! It's your fault. That's not true. It's all your fault. It's not your fault. That Mom and Dad died. The fact that I'm about to die. It's all your fault, Shin! I... I couldn't handle my hatred and rage that I felt at my own powerlessness, This time, your brother will protect you forever. the person I was supposed to protect. I couldn't protect you. But... Shin... Now we'll be together forever. I'm coming for you. Without my fragile human body. This time, your brother will protect you forever. So... Come to me. Shin! Goodbye.
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