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Next time
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FIT-IN BREAK
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FIT-IN BREAK
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All right! Here we go!
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What are you doing?
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Is that a new sort of feint?
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Shut up!
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They look like they're having fun.
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Since Lunatic stopped their development, the streets are open as before.
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We have to be grateful to Mr. James, don't we?
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Ah... Never mind.
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boku ga boku no mama irareru basho sagasou
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I'm gonna look for a place where I can stay the way I am.
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tsuki ni terasare hashiridasu yo
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Lit by the moon, I set off running.
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furui shakai nado shikato shite
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Ignore the old world and the old ways;
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bokura ga terashi ruuru ni nare
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live by the rules we bring to light.
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hora! buchikowase kono te de
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Look! Break it down with your own hands.
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kimi ga kimi no mama motomeru basho wa doko
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Where's a place where you can stay as you are?
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dare no iinari ni mou naru na yo
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Don't listen any more when people tell you what to do.
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yume wa shinjiru furikazase
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Believe in dreams and flaunt your power.
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boku ga boku no mama iru tame ni wa itsumo
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For me to stay as I am, I need
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shinjita omae wa tsuranukunda
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you, who always believed in me, to stick by me all the way,
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sou da saigo wa kisu shitai
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and at the very end, I want to kiss you.
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Sela!
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Okay! Nice pass!
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It's like Sela's turned over a new leaf, right?
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Maybe she finally cleared up the thing with her dad.
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To me it looks like she just enjoys being with Navi.
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If you can find someone you're attracted to, then you can fall in love with them.
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The worst are the jerks you have zero interest in.
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Are you talking about yourself and James?
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I was young then too...
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You want to hear?
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Well, maybe I'll tell the story then.
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You know I lived in Mooneyes, right?
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Long ago, on a kindergarten field trip,
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we went to see the terminator line.
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Oh, isn't that...
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That's the boundary between Mooneyes and the moon's far side, isn't it?
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Exactly.
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On the moon though, it's a serious crime to cross the border and visit the far side.
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It gets you almost a life sentence behind bars.
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But that day, somehow I got lost.
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It was scary... I ran and ran, looking for everyone.
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Before I knew it, I'd trespassed into the moon's far side.
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Big footprints... A giant!
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A giant?
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Thinking back now, I was a babe in the woods.
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Mooneyes has always kept the giants a secret.
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That's why they slapped us back down here.
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We did you a disservice.
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Well, never mind that.
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What I saw on the moon's far side was probably traces of a giant like Navi.
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If I'd been a grown-up, I'd have been arrested.
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But I was little, so they let me be.
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I mean, I could tell whoever I wanted that I'd seen a giant's footprints, and they'd never believe me.
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It made me so angry I could cry. Those footprints were all I could think about.
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And before I noticed, there I was, a shoe designer.
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It was around then that I first met James.
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He was the first person to ever listen to me talk about those footprints without laughing.
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And that's how he scored a first date.
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What? Did I say something funny?
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Miss Haruka, you still like Mr. James, don't you?
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Don't be an idiot! It's over between us!
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Whatever you say.
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Dan! Stop!
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Miyuki?
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What's wrong?
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Soar, Dangan!
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Gramps...
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How's it looking, Miyuki?
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Where's it broken?
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It's the driver system in the foot.
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Can you fix it?
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Yeah. The damage, anyway.
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But...
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"But"?
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Even if I fix it, some other part will just wear out next time.
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Just simple repair isn't gonna cut it.
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What do you mean?
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Your skills as operators are starting to surpass these mechs' abilities.
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The Glamorous Bee, the Zephyr, and the Dangan...
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They're all in the same condition to one degree or another.
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And take a look here.
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That looks tasty!
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No eating!
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That's the reactor that powers a Bigfoot.
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Their power source is ultinium.
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And I don't know why, but their output has been increasing little by little lately.
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What's the deal?
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Power-ups are good, right?
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A runaway reactor is a lit stick of dynamite!
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No, worse than that.
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You can't leave something lying around with no idea when it's gonna blow up.
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Man, you really are smart.
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She's not like you, Dan.
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How are you going to deal with this?
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A full overhaul and upgrade so they can keep up with how everyone plays.
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But there's a problem.
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A problem?
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We can't do it with the facilities available here.
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It's not just that, Miyuki.
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To do the upgrade, we need specialized data from one other ultinium power system.
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There, you mean.
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What do you mean, Miyuki? Where's there?
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Area Zero.
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Sacred ground for Bigfoots...
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It's the place where my father died.
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See for yourself, Your Majesty.
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Concert preparations are proceeding on schedule.
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If this Eclipse-or-whatever sings, then the stones will speak again?
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Oh, I can guarantee that they will talk to you just as they used to do, Your Majesty.
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Truly?
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I swear by the thunderbolt's power and the gods of Earth.
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I see. I leave it to you, Yan Harris.
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The wind is weeping.
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A voice of never-healing sadness.
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Not bad, considering it was left to rot all those years.
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The system looks like it's still humming along.
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Access request: Takeshi Ayukawa.
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File ID M1152.
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"Ultinium Critical-Region Response Regulation and Inquiries...
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...into Practical Application for Bigfoot Power Systems."
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Executing request.
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This is...
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The research data your father left behind.
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Yan.
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Hello there, you two.
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If you're here about the concert, could you take it to your new manager?
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I'm—
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Did we really make the right decision?
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We decided to do the concert without mentioning it to Rouge...
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We wonder if maybe she would be against it...
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No need to worry, Violette.
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Rouge will abide by the decision you two have made.
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The future of the world depends on this concert, after all.
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We do it all for the sake of the new legend.
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On second look...
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Wear like this couldn't be caused just by swinging the stick around.
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Amazing.
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Oh, you see that, do you?
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So what'll you do?
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What? By herself?!
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What do you mean, old man?
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Buzz off. Ask Miyuki.
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What's gotten into your head, Miyuki?
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Do you even know how many days it'll take you to do it alone?
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I want to basquat, not sit around!
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And we gotta go to the moon—
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Shut up!
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You go take a nap and dream about that idol or something!
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Wha—! Dumbass... Who'd...
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Uh-oh Mr. Dan, your face is as red as can be.
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Please!
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This time, give me free rein!
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Y-You don't have to ask!
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Anyway, t-take care of it, okay? I'm leaving.
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Mr. Dan!
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Don't call me Mr. Dan!
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Miyuki, if you need any help let me know, okay?
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I'm so hungry...
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Suck it up, pretty boy.
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Something good'll happen sooner or later.
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Ganz Bogard!
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Bel Lindon!
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What is it?
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Who's that?
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Is that... Princess Aurora?
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The princess?!
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Miss Miyuki, you haven't eaten yet?
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Leave it over there. I'll eat it later.
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Miss Miyuki...
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Is Miyuki coming?
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I know she's determined, but she's pushing herself too hard.
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Suddenly saying that she wants to do the work by herself...
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She doesn't eat, and it doesn't look like she sleeps much.
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She'll wreck her health if she goes on like this.
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Let that child do as she wishes, please.
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Right now Miyuki is trying to raise her level as an engineer.
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You've all advanced, and in order to meet and respond to the way you all play,
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she has to improve her skills as well.
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That's what that child decided.
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Dan!
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Work too hard, and you'll collapse of exhaustion.
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A-Alan and the rest are worried about you.
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You took a bite of this.
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You've been skipping meals, right?
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Yeah. But I want to get these babies fixed as quick as I can.
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I want to take the data my Dad left behind and have it serve everyone.
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A long time ago, I worked at Lunatic doing research on ultinium.
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The reactor that powers Bigfoots now is a system I developed then.
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My son Takeshi was trying to develop that system even further.
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Develop it by making it even more high-powered, or what?
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No, Takeshi was trying to use machines to recreate the giants of legend.
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But sometimes technology surpasses human knowlege and runs wild,
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and leaves deep scars.
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Dad!
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I understood, intellectually.
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New technologies bring with them new accidents. I understood that.
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If we deserve to go through that kind of pain to learn the truth of the world,
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people must be fools.
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I wonder why Miss Miyuki wanted to follow in her father's footsteps after he passed away.
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I sort of get why she would do that.
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She must have wanted to feel something of her father through her work.
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Feel her father...
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Gramps created Bigfoots as labor-saving devices to improve quality of life.
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He's always taught me that the work of an engineer...
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...is to look at what I can do to make Bigfoots bring people happiness.
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So Dan, when we learned that Coco lost her ability to walk because of a Bigfoot,
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me and Gramps both doubted ourselves.
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If there were no Bigfoots, it would never have happened, right?
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"Technology is just like sake!"
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"If you drink and drink without knowing your own limit, someday it'll destroy you!"
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What's that? An impression of your grandpa?
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Basically it means that the pursuit of technology itself becomes your goal.
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I don't understand this confusing stuff.
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But I don't hate Bigfoots any more.
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If there were no Bigfoots, we wouldn't be here now,
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and we'd never have started playing Basquash.
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Everybody smiled, right?
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They only could because of Bigfoots.
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I'm grateful to your grandpa, though I'll die before I say so.
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Dan...
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Eat your grub.
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Let's go, Spanky.
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Huh? Grub?
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I wanna eat something good...
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Bel's share is left over.
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He's asleep.
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That's okay.
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O wind, O clouds, O earth...
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Carry a song of peace to the souls that were lost.
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Sela!
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Practicing by yourself?
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It doesn't count as practice...
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I just have nothing to do.
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Then...
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I don't mind keeping you company.
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Don't get the wrong idea!
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I'm twiddling my thumbs too, that's all.
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But...
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It certainly doesn't mean that I want to play Basquash with you or anything.
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What's so funny?!
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How are you going to practice without a Bigfoot?
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You're a big silly.
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If you want to be with him, you could just say so.
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Crawly!
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It's not that funny!
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Sorry...
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Catch me caring!
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I'm sorry, Sela! I won't laugh any more, just don't be mad!
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Good, good!
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Miyuki won't beat me!
264
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This is a chance to perfect my Super-Sole Pattern and all-weather tracing system!
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There's so much to do!
266
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Princess, is something the matter?
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You look a bit downhearted.
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Jiiya, do you think I can go on like this?
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What do you mean?
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When they ask themselves what they ought to do, they all have a clear answer.
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But me... What do I think I'm doing?
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Princess...
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I can't just stay as I am, can I?
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Taking a break?
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Gramps!
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You're just in time.
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Look at this.
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Right here, in Dad's charts.
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A bunch of parts they ought to show are missing.
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You're right. I never noticed.
281
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And the energy regulator is directly coupled to the core.
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What a sneaky bastard!
283
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You knew?
284
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It's something my son would do.
285
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What? What?
286
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Weren't you gonna do this on your own?
287
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Well, I guess I can favor my adorable granddaughter with a hint.
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The purpose of a chart is to impart a concept to other people,
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but it's also to keep your own self from forgetting.
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Takeshi didn't draw those parts on the chart because he had no fear of forgetting them.
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I get it!
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The first coefficient — it's a physical constant, isn't it?
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The speed of light? Pi?
294
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No, Dad was an engineer, so...
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The energy conversion efficiency? The coefficient of friction?!
296
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Let's see... three blocks are missing, so it must be a three-vector matrix!
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What doesn't change, what doesn't change...
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A constant tensile strength... a constant base value!
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Valley one!
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Yoshitsune!
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My surprise attack...
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...has failed.
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Princess...
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Look! These are my masterpieces!
305
00:18:48,430 --> 00:18:50,940
But they look exactly the same.
306
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The insides! Insides!
307
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From the windshield to the fingertips, the insides are completely different!
308
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If you're going to complain, do it after you've tried them out!
309
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She says the insides are different, but this is totally the same...
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How's it different?
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This...
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Amazing!
313
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Well? Noticed the difference?
314
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Yes. There's no unnecessary motion.
315
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And the motions they do make are smooth as silk, with no jerkiness at all.
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To the discerning eye, the difference is night and day.
317
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Light...
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That's good work.
319
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You've grown up.
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I bet Takeshi is happy right about now.
321
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Gramps...
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Awesome! I've never seen Bigfoots like these before!
323
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The kinesthetics are completely different!
324
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It's like my nerves run all the way to her fingertips!
325
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It's incredible, Miss Miyuki!
326
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You really are something to reckon with, Miyuki!
327
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So—
328
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She's tired.
329
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Let's let her sleep.
330
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Working too hard.
331
00:20:18,960 --> 00:20:22,380
All right! These'll take us straight to Mooneyes!
332
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Just you wait!
333
00:20:28,510 --> 00:20:30,270
What is this?
334
00:20:31,250 --> 00:20:34,330
These are memories. Things I remember.
335
00:20:34,960 --> 00:20:36,220
Who am I?
336
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I'm Rouge.
337
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I know those people.
338
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Citron. Violette.
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Friends I value very much.
340
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Rouge!
341
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Dan!
342
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No!
343
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No!
344
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Stop!
345
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No!
346
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Good morning, Rouge.
347
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I'm... Rouge.
348
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How does it feel to be reborn?
349
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Feel?
350
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I don't know.
351
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Hey... Why am I crying?
352
00:21:25,410 --> 00:21:27,180
Don't worry about it.
353
00:21:27,180 --> 00:21:29,520
You must have dreamed of something sad.
354
00:21:29,520 --> 00:21:30,900
That happens all the time.
355
00:21:31,960 --> 00:21:33,830
Contact General Manager Yan Harris.
356
00:21:34,380 --> 00:21:37,390
Let him know that Rouge's preparations are complete.
357
00:21:37,390 --> 00:21:37,970
Yes, ma'am.
358
00:21:39,440 --> 00:21:41,280
A sad dream...?
359
00:21:43,680 --> 00:21:48,150
Dad, Gramps said I did good.
360
00:21:48,670 --> 00:21:50,600
He said I'm grown up.
361
00:21:51,720 --> 00:21:52,940
You can see them, right?
362
00:21:53,320 --> 00:21:55,620
All your children.
363
00:21:56,190 --> 00:21:59,600
One day they'll go to the moon too.
364
00:22:10,090 --> 00:22:13,550
sora wa takaku kaze wa nagarete
365
00:22:10,090 --> 00:22:13,550
The sky is high, the winds are blowing.
366
00:22:13,550 --> 00:22:17,100
tsuki no hadou yami ni toketeku
367
00:22:13,550 --> 00:22:17,100
The moon's surge dissolves into the darkness.
368
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dakara ima wa mae dake wo muki
369
00:22:17,100 --> 00:22:20,430
So, right now, never look back.
370
00:22:20,430 --> 00:22:23,900
BELIEVE YOUR LOVE kono michi wo
371
00:22:20,430 --> 00:22:23,900
Believe your love and the path you're on.
372
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umi wa fukaku nami wa yoseteku
373
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The sea is deep, the waves are breaking.
374
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kimi no kokoro zawameiite yuku
375
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Your heart stirs within you.
376
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dakara ima wa ue dake wo mite
377
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So, right now, only look up.
378
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BELIEVE YOUR LOVE kono kimochi
379
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Believe your love and the way you feel.
380
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nageki no seiza no shirabe wo
381
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Engrave the song of the constellation of grief
382
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mune ni kizami soshite hashiri dasu
383
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in your heart and take off running.
384
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bokura wa itsumo nayami nagara
385
00:22:52,590 --> 00:22:56,180
We're always unsure; we're always searching
386
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setsuna no kibou sagashiteiru
387
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for a fleeting moment's hope.
388
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shiro to kuro to ga majiwaru toki
389
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Soon, when black and white mix together,
390
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kitto kitto hatenaku
391
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I know it will be limitless.
392
00:23:06,560 --> 00:23:10,230
hikari no saki ni mieru michi wo
393
00:23:06,560 --> 00:23:10,230
I dreamed that we walked together
394
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futari de aruku yume wo mita yo
395
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on the path I can see beyond the light.
396
00:23:13,400 --> 00:23:16,990
itoshisa sore wa wasureteita
397
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Till now, I'd forgotten love.
398
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kimi e no yakusoku
399
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It's my promise to you.
400
00:23:33,300 --> 00:23:34,800
Dan, come quick!
401
00:23:35,230 --> 00:23:36,270
Sela?
402
00:23:37,030 --> 00:23:42,310
The upcoming concert in the Skybloom Kingdom will be Eclipse's last before we disband.
403
00:23:42,680 --> 00:23:44,550
Not Eclipse...
404
00:23:45,000 --> 00:23:47,360
My Eclipse...
405
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Passport...
406
00:23:48,810 --> 00:23:51,860
Everyone, watch us until the end!
407
00:23:52,560 --> 00:23:53,710
Disband...
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00:23:55,200 --> 00:23:56,060
Rouge!
409
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Everyones own path,
410
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Everyones own decision,
411
00:24:02,010 --> 00:24:02,860
I....
412
00:24:03,130 --> 00:24:03,940
I...
413
00:24:04,640 --> 00:24:06,210
must decide what to do
414
00:24:06,510 --> 00:24:07,970
must watch what I do
415
00:24:08,940 --> 00:24:11,840
Next time: Turn Over.
416
00:24:08,940 --> 00:24:11,840
NEXT TIME
417
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TOTAL ECLIPSE
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TOTAL ECLIPSE
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