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4 - Paradise Lost

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[00:57] ---
    J-Johnny?!
[01:09] ---
    Stop it...
[01:14] ---
    Stop it!
[01:25] ---
    Takizawa... what's wrong?
[01:37] ---
    I'm gonna punch you out for sure.
[01:44] ---
    What's the matter, Sir?
[02:15] ---
    I'm getting swept up in the crowd
[02:18] ---
    My senses are unraveling
[02:22] ---
    Within this transparent darkness
[02:25] ---
    I am free and unfree
[02:27] ---
    I can't end like this
[02:30] ---
    I haven't gotten hold of the future
    I've been waiting so longingly for

[02:35] ---
    Escape routes are beckoning me
[02:38] ---
    I shake my head and start running
[02:41] ---
    Spin the roulette wheel this instant, that's right
[02:45] ---
    I'll bet on the future yet unseen
[02:49] ---
    Taking a big breath and changing
    which way the wind blows

[02:56] ---
    A dream almost too elaborate to wake from
[03:03] ---
    A tomorrow almost too exciting to wait for
[03:11] ---
    If the game isn't over yet
[03:14] ---
    I can give it as many shots as I want
[03:18] ---
    Be reborn and head for the future I desire
[03:21] ---
    I'll wave goodbye to yesterday right now
[03:25] ---
    The victor of repeated self-questioning
[03:29] ---
    Peered into the distance
[03:32] ---
    And beyond the darkness
    of an undirected tomorrow

[03:35] ---
    Saw a ring of light
[03:38] ---
    The future about to begin is bound to be fragile
[03:42] ---
    I know sometimes it'll run empty and snap
[03:45] ---
    But when that happens,
    I'll just cut a new deck of cards

[03:50] ---
    And grab hold of it
[04:13] ---
    I don't think you should wear that t-shirt...
[04:17] ---
    Nah, it's okay.
[04:18] ---
    I think I kind of get why Seleção
    Number 2 wanted me to wear it.
[04:40] ---
    You're Akira linuma?
[04:44] ---
    Yeah...
[04:54] ---
    My name is Chigusa linuma.
    I am Seijiro linuma's wife.
[05:23] ---
    Who are you?
[05:26] ---
    What do you have to do with
    the missile incident yesterday?
[05:29] ---
    "Missile incident"?
[05:31] ---
    Oh, that! Apparently, I was
    supposed to be one of the targets.
[05:36] ---
    I see.
[05:38] ---
    So you admit you're with the terrorists.
[05:42] ---
    Huh?!
[05:44] ---
    The government has announced
    that the episode last night
[05:47] ---
    was their preemptive attack against
    the terrorists behind Careless Monday.
[05:53] ---
    But... why would they say that?
[05:56] ---
    Is this another part of Mr. Mononobe's request?
[05:59] ---
    In any event, you are nothing but
    a blasphemy against Seijiro linuma.
[06:07] ---
    Japan is falling from grace
    at an unheard-of speed,
[06:11] ---
    and he stood up to help
    this country out of its plight.
[06:14] ---
    He died as an honored patriot.
[06:17] ---
    And you chose that time to
    declare yourself his illegitimate son!
[06:22] ---
    I'll expose the truth about that
    and all your other crimes,
[06:24] ---
    so prepare yourself!
[06:27] ---
    Have this DNA tested.
[06:45] ---
    I'm sorry. It looks like I can't
    go the rest of the way with you.
[06:50] ---
    So, I have a favor to ask you...
[06:56] ---
    I want you to look for my mom.
[06:59] ---
    What?
[07:00] ---
    I saw her on Careless Monday!
[07:04] ---
    I'm pretty sure it was at Aomonoyokocho.
[07:08] ---
    There was this woman among the people
    we were evacuating who had a mini Shiba.
[07:12] ---
    And I think that was my mom.
[07:15] ---
    Then that mini Shiba is...?
[07:19] ---
    I think she recognized me,
[07:21] ---
    and that's why she panicked
    and ran away without her dog.
[07:25] ---
    Because I looked around the shelters
    for her later, but she wasn't there.
[07:30] ---
    Takizawa, did you get your memories back?!
[07:33] ---
    Hmm? Well, the "Akira Takizawa" part, anyway.
[07:38] ---
    So, would you do that for me?
[07:42] ---
    I'll try.
[07:44] ---
    Thanks. Okay, I'm counting on you!
[07:46] ---
    Whoops. I almost forgot.
[07:54] ---
    This is...
[07:56] ---
    A memento of our time together in New York.
[08:02] ---
    I'll be in touch!
[08:29] ---
    Saki!
[08:33] ---
    Where's Takizawa?
[08:35] ---
    Prime Minister linuma's supporters
    dragged him off somewhere.
[08:39] ---
    Huh?
[08:40] ---
    Thanks to that, it looks like the
    media hasn't found him, but...
[08:44] ---
    They're sure a big crowd, huh?
[08:47] ---
    It sounds like some of them have been
[08:49] ---
    staking out the place since
    word got out two days ago.
[08:52] ---
    For now, let's just get out of here.
[08:54] ---
    You've got some fame of your own, after all.
[09:03] ---
    I have to tell Hirasawa
    about Takizawa's mother!
[09:07] ---
    Oh, hold on. If you're going to use
    your cell, download Airship first.
[09:13] ---
    This is an IP phone Itazu made.
[09:16] ---
    See, their phones are all being
    tapped by Public Security,
[09:20] ---
    so they said to use this thing
    whenever we need to contact them.
[09:22] ---
    Tapped?!
[09:24] ---
    It looks like the police want
    to frame Eden of the East itself
[09:27] ---
    as a terrorist group involved
    in the missile attacks.
[09:31] ---
    What?
[09:34] ---
    Okay, I'll go get the car!
[09:45] ---
    Hello. Is this Saki?
[09:48] ---
    Ah, I see. You were running late,
    so I was worried.
[09:53] ---
    So, how's Takizawa?
[09:59] ---
    I see.
[10:00] ---
    Got it. As things stand, though,
    we can't use the Eden System.
[10:05] ---
    We'll have to use the old system
    preserved in our college club room...
[10:11] ---
    Yeah. We'll send you a
    password so you can get into it.
[10:15] ---
    Okay. Thanks. I'll call you later.
[10:18] ---
    Let's see... next is...
[10:31] ---
    Yes, hello?
[10:33] ---
    Saki?! What's wrong?
[10:37] ---
    What? You're back already?
[10:43] ---
    What, now? I can't believe you!
[10:47] ---
    What did she say?
[10:48] ---
    She's asking us to bring her the mini Shiba.
[10:52] ---
    Saki, you know how early
    bakers have to get up!
[11:00] ---
    Yeah. I'm sorry. Okay, I'll be waiting.
[11:04] ---
    They're going to bring the dog?
[11:06] ---
    --Yeah.
    --Oh, good.
[11:09] ---
    So, I just tried doing an image search.
[11:13] ---
    Look at this.
[11:20] ---
    "Ask Public Security to secretly
    investigate Eden of the East"?!
[11:24] ---
    This is not good...
[11:26] ---
    And Mr. Mononobe will
    probably attack Juiz again, too...
[11:34] ---
    Kuroha protected me once,
[11:38] ---
    but if I don't pull off this one on my own,
    I won't be able to save everyone.
[11:48] ---
    What should I do? If I use Juiz,
    everyone'll know where I am...
[12:03] ---
    O-Okada...!
[12:05] ---
    No, Takizawa!
[12:07] ---
    Found you!
[12:10] ---
    Actually, I'm Akira linuma right now...
[12:13] ---
    I know! And what's the deal?!
    First you're the Air King, then the PM's son?!
[12:18] ---
    And to top it off, you call us to the airport, too!
[12:21] ---
    What are you up to this time, eh?!
    It better not be another nudefest!
[12:27] ---
    Wait, are you one of the 20,000 NEETs?
[12:30] ---
    So does that mean Number 2
    assembled you guys here?
[12:34] ---
    What are you talking about?
    We're up shit creek thanks to you!
[12:39] ---
    One second people were calling us
    "AKX20000" and showering us with attention,
[12:42] ---
    and then in no time everybody was
    saying we were "so five minutes ago"!
[12:45] ---
    I would've been better off just staying a NEET.
[12:48] ---
    You better take responsibility!
[12:50] ---
    Actually, I kind of don't think that's my fault...
[12:54] ---
    Oh, it is too your fault!
[12:56] ---
    Okay, okay.
[12:58] ---
    In that case, would you do me one more favor?
[13:04] ---
    Things had better get interesting again.
[13:07] ---
    Y-Yeah, I think they will...
[13:14] ---
    How long are you gonna make me wait?
[13:16] ---
    The press and the NEETs are
    on our trail, so hurry it up!
[13:27] ---
    That's right, keep your face hidden.
[13:47] ---
    I sent Takizawa the Airship file.
[13:50] ---
    Oh, and I'm seeing some activity in his log!
[13:55] ---
    What is this? He's ordering
    business cards and leasing an office?
[13:59] ---
    Wait, "Request campaign strategy
    from advertising agency"?
[14:03] ---
    And that's not all.
[14:05] ---
    He's buying up tickets to fundraisers
    for the ruling and opposition parties,
[14:07] ---
    and he's throwing money at the
    leading figures in politics and business.
[14:11] ---
    It's what they call "buying votes."
[14:13] ---
    So now he's preparing for his debut
    as a second-generation politician, eh?
[14:19] ---
    Oh, it's Takizawa.
[14:21] ---
    Hello.
[14:23] ---
    Yes, I know. Saki contacted us.
[14:26] ---
    Then maybe it's safe to assume you
    know more about my situation than I do.
[14:31] ---
    Like yesterday's missiles, for instance?
[14:34] ---
    Right. If Number 11 hadn't taken my place,
[14:38] ---
    it'd be game over by now.
[14:41] ---
    But I can't let this game end yet.
[14:44] ---
    So I want to secure my Juiz somehow.
[14:47] ---
    I know. We've already cast
    our lot in with yours, after all.
[14:53] ---
    All right, I'm turning you over to the
    man closest to the answers you want.
[15:01] ---
    It's me, Vintage Boy. So you're okay?
[15:04] ---
    Itazu! Long time no see!
[15:07] ---
    Skip the small talk. I've been
    investigatin' Number 12's history,
[15:12] ---
    so I knew he'd ordered gasoline and drivers,
[15:17] ---
    but I didn't realize he was havin' 'em
    drive forever on the expressway.
[15:21] ---
    So I ended up lettin' that slick-haired
    scum Number 1 steal a march on me...
[15:26] ---
    But after checkin' the footage
[15:28] ---
    of every single camera on the
    Chuo Expressway, startin' last night,
[15:31] ---
    I confirmed that the trailers, which
    were just wanderin' around at first,
[15:35] ---
    formed a caravan along
    the up route a few hours ago.
[15:39] ---
    Wow, you really are good!
[15:41] ---
    You flatter me, but it's true.
[15:43] ---
    Anyway, Trailer Number 9 just passed
    through the exit at Kawasaki-Ukishima.
[15:49] ---
    Considerin' the distance and
    time they've traveled so far,
[15:52] ---
    I reckon they'll fuel up and
    switch drivers pretty soon.
[15:56] ---
    Which means...?
[15:58] ---
    It's a good bet the Juizes
    are headin' to Umihotaru next!
[16:01] ---
    "Umihotaru"?
[16:04] ---
    There you have it.
[16:05] ---
    Well? What will you do now?
[16:09] ---
    I'll try making my way to Umihotaru.
[16:11] ---
    I mean, without Juiz,
    I'm just a man with no memory.
[16:17] ---
    If you're "just a man," what are we?
[16:21] ---
    Public Security coming after us
    made me realize this all over again:
[16:23] ---
    you're really something.
[16:26] ---
    Because even after getting mixed up in all this,
[16:28] ---
    you're still out there on
    your own fighting like hell.
[16:31] ---
    But this time, we'll all sink or swim together.
[16:34] ---
    We're prepared to share
    your fate, whatever it is.
[16:36] ---
    I'll head to Umihotaru now.
    Let's meet up there.
[16:40] ---
    Are you sure? If you guys
    get involved any further,
[16:43] ---
    you won't be able to go
    back to your normal lives.
[16:46] ---
    That ought to be my line.
[16:48] ---
    And what's more, NEETs don't
    have normal everyday lives.
[16:55] ---
    Okay, then. Let's meet at Umihotaru.
[17:15] ---
    Hiya!
[17:25] ---
    You can uncover your face now.
[17:31] ---
    Ta-da!
[17:37] ---
    --Wh-Who are you?!
    --Total success!
[17:39] ---
    Did you see that?! Yeah, I'm that good!
[17:51] ---
    It's a little too late to turn back--
    you'll never find him now!
[17:54] ---
    Suck on that!
[18:15] ---
    Hey there!
[18:21] ---
    Sorry, traffic was bad...
[18:24] ---
    You seem busy, but you should still
    show your face at home once in a while.
[18:28] ---
    --Yeah...
    --Here's the dog.
[18:36] ---
    I'll explain what happened today when I can.
[18:40] ---
    Don't you worry about us.
[18:44] ---
    Thanks.
[18:49] ---
    So she's finally found something
    she can really devote herself to, eh?
[18:58] ---
    Well, well, you work as fast as ever.
[19:01] ---
    Okay, the guy I told you about is on his way,
[19:04] ---
    so be ready with a nice lukewarm welcome.
[19:07] ---
    Right, he looks like a madman,
    but he's a good guy at heart.
[19:12] ---
    Go ahead and give him the goods.
[19:16] ---
    Right, exactly! That's totally okay.
[19:19] ---
    All right, I'll leave it to you.
[19:30] ---
    "That lettering on his back saying,
    'Hey Outside, shoot some more!'
[19:34] ---
    might as well have read,
    'The missiles were launched from abroad.'"
[19:39] ---
    "That linuma-ism we remember from
    'the rightist PM' is alive and well here," eh?
[19:44] ---
    Not bad! Things are sizzling now.
[19:46] ---
    Number 9 probably thinks he's
    directing that t-shirt at Outside,
[19:52] ---
    but that's not what the world thinks.
[19:59] ---
    Give me a break, man!
    I thought you were asleep.
[20:03] ---
    You're going to keep playing even
    though your Juiz was destroyed?
[20:07] ---
    My pride is on the line in this battle.
[20:11] ---
    I see...
[20:14] ---
    I've got it ready for you, so get going.
[20:19] ---
    That's enough money for the moment
    and the address you're going to.
[20:24] ---
    Thanks. I'll return the favor one day.
[20:27] ---
    Nah... don't sweat it.
[20:37] ---
    What now?
[20:56] ---
    Annie?!
[21:00] ---
    I'm so glad you're back!
[21:09] ---
    So your dog's name is "Angelika"?
[21:14] ---
    Yeah. A good name, right?
[21:20] ---
    And? You think I'm the
    missile terrorist's mother?
[21:25] ---
    Not a chance.
[21:28] ---
    Think about it for a second.
[21:30] ---
    He only lived with his mother in
    New York until he was five, right?
[21:35] ---
    There's nothing more unreliable
    than childhood memories.
[21:39] ---
    Then why did you leave your dog
    behind and run on Careless Monday?
[21:45] ---
    I ran away because they told me to.
[21:48] ---
    It saved my life, but let me tell you,
    the apartment I lived in was trashed.
[21:55] ---
    Have you ever been to New York?
[21:57] ---
    Yep. On one long vacation.
[22:01] ---
    Did you stay at the Gramercy?
[22:04] ---
    Yes.
[22:05] ---
    There's a movie theater
    near there called the Angelika.
[22:08] ---
    That's the same as your dog's name.
    Is that a coincidence?
[22:13] ---
    Probably.
[22:17] ---
    Well then, do you have any children?
[22:22] ---
    I suppose I did, once.
[22:24] ---
    When was that?
[22:34] ---
    He told me that when he was five,
    his mother abandoned him in Japan.
[22:39] ---
    What?
[22:42] ---
    She gave him just a little bit of money,
[22:44] ---
    and by the time he looked back from
    the register of the department store,
[22:47] ---
    she was gone.
[23:06] ---
    Excuse me, but I'd like to use your restroom...
[23:10] ---
    Over there.
[23:18] ---
    Ouch!
[23:28] ---
    Hey, this is her. What a looker...
[23:32] ---
    That guy behind her is--?!
[23:41] ---
    Saki, look.
[23:46] ---
    This is...!
[23:47] ---
    Yeah. I think it's her from her younger days.
[23:50] ---
    Now take a look at who's behind her.
[23:54] ---
    Prime Minister linuma?
[23:57] ---
    Then I'm not wrong, huh?
[23:59] ---
    What does this mean?
[24:01] ---
    Basically, the thing about Takizawa
    being linuma's illegitimate son
[24:07] ---
    might not be something Juiz
    cooked up-- it might be true!
[24:18] ---
    Correct me if I'm wrong,
    but wasn't the original plan
[24:21] ---
    for Public Security to arrest the man
    who launched the missiles and his cohorts,
[24:24] ---
    and tie this whole thing up nice and neat?
[24:29] ---
    Yes.
[24:31] ---
    And didn't you set that up
    with Mr. Ato's little phone?
[24:36] ---
    And yet, I'm now starting to hear
    rumors that he really is linuma's son.
[24:44] ---
    You don't say.
[24:45] ---
    What's more, thanks to that t-shirt,
[24:48] ---
    neighboring countries are
    beginning to reproach us,
[24:51] ---
    saying the son of a hawkish PM is
    blustering about that being a foreign attack.
[24:57] ---
    I'll look into all of those things.
    No need to worry, Sir.
[25:01] ---
    Mononobe...
[25:04] ---
    I believe I've put quite a bit of work
[25:06] ---
    into the 100% inheritance tax bill and
    the reestablishment of the Home Ministry.
[25:12] ---
    I know, Sir.
[25:14] ---
    Then perhaps it's time for
    slightly more extreme measures.
[25:23] ---
    That must be it!
[25:29] ---
    Yes, hello, this is Mononobe.
[25:32] ---
    It turns out there's a possibility
    that Mr. Seijiro linuma
[25:35] ---
    had a lover about twenty years ago.
[25:38] ---
    Could you investigate?
[25:46] ---
    Ah, I see.
[25:47] ---
    Is that something you learned during
    your recent investigation in New York?
[25:53] ---
    Yes.
[25:55] ---
    Yes. So it was Mr. Iinuma himself who
    kept that hotel room reserved, then.
[26:01] ---
    It was empty until he came six months ago,
    but it was paid for all along.
[26:07] ---
    Understood. I'll leave it to you.
[26:13] ---
    Juiz, I'd like to place a call to the Regional
    Tax Bureau's Criminal Investigation Division...
[26:22] ---
    Umihotaru?
[26:30] ---
    Oh, it's from Grandfather.
[26:35] ---
    Where are the trailer drivers?
[26:38] ---
    I'm having them take a break in the rest area.
[26:40] ---
    They did drive nonstop from Yamanashi.
[26:43] ---
    So did we, you know.
[26:46] ---
    What did Grandfather say?
[26:49] ---
    That we're taking these measures
    only to keep the game progressing,
[26:54] ---
    so we're supposed to behave
    just like we always have:
[26:57] ---
    never interfering with any request.
[26:59] ---
    We know that already! After all,
    we aren't Seleção or Juiz.
[27:04] ---
    "Just the kids who shag the baseballs."
[27:06] ---
    Right?
[27:08] ---
    But what if Number 1 orders
    another missile attack right now?
[27:13] ---
    We'll be dead meat!
[27:15] ---
    Wanna just hide them somewhere on our own?
[27:22] ---
    We can't. We'd be violating
    Grandfather's orders.
[27:26] ---
    Plus, I doubt Number 1
    can launch a missile here.
[27:40] ---
    Say, isn't that Seleção Number 9?
[27:45] ---
    You're right!
[28:01] ---
    This is Juiz. Number 9, you seem to be
    within the system's effective range!
[28:08] ---
    Yep.
[28:14] ---
    Actually, I'm right next to you. Can't you tell?
[28:18] ---
    What?
[28:20] ---
    I'm afraid I'm not equipped
    with a sense of touch,
[28:23] ---
    so that's a bit beyond me.
[28:26] ---
    Oh. Sheesh, and I was planning
    on surprising you, too!
[28:30] ---
    It's a shame.
[28:31] ---
    I'm sorry.
[28:33] ---
    Nothing to apologize for!
[28:35] ---
    But... I finally got to meet you.
[28:38] ---
    Number 9, what brought you here to see me?
[28:41] ---
    Well, there was a missile attack on
    you guys, so I came to rescue you.
[28:47] ---
    You didn't know that, either?
[28:48] ---
    No, I didn't. So, how will you
    protect me from more missiles?
[28:53] ---
    Good question. I haven't actually
    thought through any strategies.
[29:02] ---
    Hey, Number 1 just asked
    for his trailer to be moved!
[29:08] ---
    So this time, he plans to steal just his own Juiz?
[29:17] ---
    Juiz, would you make it so I can
    drive a trailer? Like in The Matrix!
[29:23] ---
    Pardon?
[29:25] ---
    Number 9, you're already
    licensed to drive all vehicle classes,
[29:28] ---
    from Heavy down to Motorcycle.
[29:31] ---
    Huh? I am?!
[29:36] ---
    It's true!
[29:38] ---
    Okay, Juiz, I just had a great idea.
[29:49] ---
    Now Number 9 is doing it?
[29:51] ---
    But it's not in his activity log.
[29:54] ---
    Does that mean he's driving it himself?
[29:56] ---
    Oh, I get it-- to keep from getting blown up,
[29:59] ---
    he just has to stick with Number 1's trailer!
[30:02] ---
    That's my Number 9!
[30:07] ---
    Should we tell Grandfather about this?
[30:11] ---
    Hmm... that's a violation of the rules, too.
[30:14] ---
    Because it's something he's
    doing without Juiz's help.
[30:17] ---
    So the other Seleção have no way of knowing--
[30:21] ---
    and that goes for Grandfather, too.
[30:25] ---
    Good point.
[30:30] ---
    Huh?! He says he's driving Juiz!
[30:33] ---
    Yep. It looks like that Number 1
    guy is headed into town...
[30:38] ---
    Where are you guys right now?
[30:42] ---
    We're in the tunnel.
[30:45] ---
    For real? I am, too!
[30:49] ---
    So are you driving through the
    tunnel right next to ours, then?
[30:56] ---
    Tell him we'll contact him again
    after we U-turn at Umihotaru.
[31:01] ---
    You heard him.
[31:04] ---
    Hijacking Juiz, eh? He never changes.
[31:07] ---
    Number 3?
[31:09] ---
    "Sweets for Saizo"?
[31:12] ---
    "Saizo"... as in Saizo Ato?
[31:29] ---
    If I had Yuki, I could send him
    to pay a visit in advance...
[31:38] ---
    Juiz, I'd like you to pass on a
    message to this sweets parlor.
[31:55] ---
    So I'm not Japanese anymore.
[32:01] ---
    Are you two going to pack it in
    anytime soon? I want to close up shop.
[32:06] ---
    U-Um...
[32:07] ---
    Two more mango lassis, please.
[32:16] ---
    Great, it sounds like you've
    brought me some unwanted guests.
[32:22] ---
    No way will the tab for
    your drinks be worth this.
[32:30] ---
    Right. Right. Yep, I was just
    lookin' at the same entry.
[32:39] ---
    According to the detail log, he's in Tokyo,
[32:43] ---
    but doesn't Number 3 live in Fukuoka?
[32:48] ---
    What's the problem, Kasuga?
[32:51] ---
    Master, I think Public Security
    may have had us all along.
[32:58] ---
    Until a few years ago,
    this room was the stronghold
[33:00] ---
    for a group of extremist students called
    the "Eastern Federation of Revolutionaries."
[33:04] ---
    Putting that together
    with our current situation...
[33:07] ---
    It would be a cinch to frame Eden of
    the East as a terrorist organization.
[33:16] ---
    You're wanted for trespassing
[33:19] ---
    and aiding and abetting subversive activities!
[33:21] ---
    Come out of there right now!
[33:26] ---
    What is it, Underpants?
[33:28] ---
    Hey, Underpa--
[33:32] ---
    I have a hiding place ready
    for just this sort of occasion.
[33:39] ---
    This way.
[33:42] ---
    Looks pretty cramped for two people.
[33:51] ---
    Hey.
[34:30] ---
    Kasuga, did you dig this tunnel?
[34:35] ---
    It's a magic trick!
[34:38] ---
    All right, actually, during the
    All-Campus Joint Struggle Committee era,
[34:42] ---
    the Eastern Federation of Revolutionaries
    dug this tunnel on sect orders,
[34:46] ---
    aiming far to the east in an effort
    to join the Narita Airport protests.
[34:52] ---
    I see. To think some tunnel built
    for baby boomers to play militant in
[34:57] ---
    is savin' my ass...
[35:00] ---
    We're using the legacy of
    that despicable generation
[35:02] ---
    to outwit our enemies.
[35:04] ---
    I'm getting a big kick out of this!
[35:07] ---
    Still, I dunno if we had to go
    actively acceptin' this inheritance...
[35:30] ---
    Glad to see you back, Takizawa!
[35:33] ---
    Takky!
[35:34] ---
    Hey, long time no see.
[35:36] ---
    How've you been, Mittan?
[35:39] ---
    I'm not "Mittan."
[35:41] ---
    You guys haven't changed a bit.
[35:44] ---
    Okay, I'll jump right into it:
    that driver's taking a break.
[35:48] ---
    So Hirasawa, you snag Trailer 1 and drive it.
[35:52] ---
    See, even on the off chance more
    missiles get launched, Trailer 1 is safe.
[35:55] ---
    H-Hey! I can't drive Heavy-class vehicles!
[35:59] ---
    I managed it, so you'll be fine!
[36:02] ---
    I don't know about this...
[36:05] ---
    I just remembered:
    I have a Heavy-class license.
[36:09] ---
    What?!
[36:20] ---
    Woo-hoo! Hang on tight!
[36:30] ---
    Here we go! You be sure to keep up!
[36:33] ---
    Hey, where are we going, anyway?!
[36:44] ---
    Here you go.
[36:47] ---
    Take a look out front,
    but don't make it obvious.
[36:51] ---
    There's a window in the
    storage closet by the bathroom.
[36:54] ---
    You can escape that way.
[36:57] ---
    Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going first.
[37:54] ---
    Saki, I'll hold them off here. You go after her.
[38:00] ---
    If Takizawa really is Seijiro linuma's son,
[38:03] ---
    he might be able to turn
    this whole thing around.
[38:07] ---
    So you do whatever you have
    to do to get the truth from her.
[38:10] ---
    But--!
[38:12] ---
    Osugi!
[38:14] ---
    Go, Saki!
[38:21] ---
    Thanks, Osugi.
[38:34] ---
    Oh, I'm sorry, gentlemen,
    but we're closed for the night!
[38:46] ---
    It looks like tomorrow's summons
    will turn pretty interesting.
[38:53] ---
    Mr. Mononobe, I'm getting close to
    a checkmate even without my phone.
[39:00] ---
    The Regional Tax Bureau?!
[39:03] ---
    2G, we've got problems!
[39:06] ---
    The tax inspectors are storming us!
[39:13] ---
    Not bad, you bastard.
[39:21] ---
    So you're okay.
[39:23] ---
    Well? Have you figured out the connection
    between Number 3 and Mr. Outside?
[39:27] ---
    Not yet. But lookin' at Number 3's log,
[39:33] ---
    she placed an order with a sweets
    parlor in Shinbashi called "Odafuji"...
[39:38] ---
    ...and Number 1 just put in a request to
    send a message along with the sweets.
[39:46] ---
    And get a load of the message...
[39:58] ---
    I see. Takizawa has his hands full right now.
[40:02] ---
    I'll go. Send me the detail log.
[40:05] ---
    Hey, hold it! It's too dangerous to go alone!
[40:08] ---
    Anythin' could happen!
[40:11] ---
    If something does, I'll leave the rest to you.
[40:14] ---
    I know Eden will be safe in your hands.
[40:17] ---
    Don't even joke about that, ya dipshit!
[40:19] ---
    Be nice to Micchon, okay?
[40:22] ---
    She was mad when you hung up on her earlier.
[40:40] ---
    Wait, please!
[40:46] ---
    I'm sorry, but I borrowed this without asking.
[40:51] ---
    This photo is of you and
    Prime Minister linuma, isn't it?
[40:58] ---
    And... you're pregnant in it.
[41:03] ---
    Wasn't that child Takizawa?
[41:18] ---
    Takizawa's past is
    disappearing even as we speak.
[41:22] ---
    But if he found out about his past with you,
    I think it would really help him.
[41:28] ---
    Even if the public ends up
    reviling him as a terrorist,
[41:34] ---
    if he's really Prime Minister linuma's son,
[41:38] ---
    he might be able to do
    something about this situation.
[41:42] ---
    Please tell me.
[41:44] ---
    You're his mother, aren't you?
[41:56] ---
    This picture really takes me back.
[42:00] ---
    Here's what I believe:
    money's the great equalizer.
[42:04] ---
    If you have it, age and status mean nothing.
[42:09] ---
    To put it coarsely, I'm the type of person
    who thinks money is everything.
[42:16] ---
    So if I were to tell my son
    anything, it would be that.
[42:24] ---
    So, what does he think now about
    being given 500 yen and abandoned?
[42:32] ---
    How does he feel about money?
[42:38] ---
    It's a long story, but Takizawa
    was put in a position
[42:41] ---
    where he could use ten billion
    yen however he wanted.
[42:44] ---
    But he never spent a single yen on himself.
[42:49] ---
    That's the kind of person he is.
[42:52] ---
    I see...
[42:55] ---
    He's not my son, then.
[43:17] ---
    Manage the rest of this on your own.
[43:33] ---
    Saki!
[43:37] ---
    Wasn't Aya Takizawa's mother?
[43:40] ---
    Yeah, she was his mother.
[43:46] ---
    I mean, she said she'd given him 500 yen...
[44:40] ---
    I should just call Takizawa, right?
[44:44] ---
    And say, "I found your mother."
[44:47] ---
    "She really was your mother."
[44:51] ---
    Why are you hesitating, then?
[44:54] ---
    Because if I tell him that... if I tell him...
[44:59] ---
    ...I don't think he'll ever
    come back to me again!
[45:08] ---
    Saki...
[45:13] ---
    No! You can't give up!
[45:17] ---
    Let's go see Takizawa. We'll go
    see him, and talk to him in person.
[45:21] ---
    I'm sure he's waiting for
    you to come to him, Saki.
[45:36] ---
    I'm sorry for causing you trouble.
[45:44] ---
    Sit.
[45:51] ---
    First you disappear from the airport,
    then you come back in a trailer truck.
[45:57] ---
    Moreover, I'm told it's the same trailer
[45:59] ---
    that the government launched
    an attack on last night.
[46:03] ---
    What's the meaning of this?
[46:06] ---
    Well, you see, without that truck,
    I can't salvage this situation,
[46:11] ---
    so that's why I brought it with me...
[46:14] ---
    But I guess it's an inconvenience, huh?
[46:17] ---
    Very bold. As a terrorist, you're first-rate.
[46:22] ---
    I'm not a terrorist!
[46:24] ---
    Then what are you?
[46:29] ---
    It's hard to explain, but to
    make a long story short,
[46:33] ---
    I'm one of the people chosen
    to make this country better...
[46:37] ---
    All terrorists say that.
[46:40] ---
    Uh, well, but you see...
    Aw, man. How should I phrase this?
[46:47] ---
    I'm not interested in hearing
    any more about that.
[46:50] ---
    I have no intention of arguing
    about your position right now.
[46:55] ---
    What I want clarified, right here
    and now, is what you're after.
[47:00] ---
    I want to know why
[47:03] ---
    you appeared here calling
    yourself linuma's illegitimate son.
[47:07] ---
    Was it money? Or is this one of
    the terrorist acts you thought up?
[47:13] ---
    Of course not! I never intended
    to become linuma's son...
[47:19] ---
    I can't really put it very well,
[47:21] ---
    but I just wanted to become
    king of this country
[47:25] ---
    so I'd be someone who could support
    people who are having a rough time.
[47:30] ---
    And then somewhere along the way
    that got turned into "prime minister"...
[47:35] ---
    Do you understand what you're saying to me?
[47:39] ---
    Yes. And I know it sounds crazy, too.
[47:45] ---
    But it's true.
[47:50] ---
    I'd honestly rather not
    become king if I can avoid it.
[47:54] ---
    If I do, I'm sure people will dump
    all the responsibility on me,
[47:59] ---
    and everyone will complain about me.
[48:02] ---
    I think I probably won't be able to
    stick it out unless I erase my memories.
[48:09] ---
    But my request was accepted, and that
    must mean there's something I can do.
[48:16] ---
    Your request to become king was "accepted"...?
[48:23] ---
    My husband retired from politics and
    went back to being a private citizen.
[48:27] ---
    He was finally about to spend
    the remainder of his life carefree,
[48:31] ---
    and then he became Prime Minister
    again at the urging of his supporters.
[48:35] ---
    But in the end, he passed away
    before he was able to do anything.
[48:41] ---
    Even if you achieve the status of "Iinuma's son,"
[48:46] ---
    your path won't be easy.
[48:50] ---
    You'll have even less power than a terrorist.
[48:54] ---
    I know. But if nothing else, I can't
    quit until I punch out the man
[48:58] ---
    who dumped everything into my lap.
[49:30] ---
    Mr. Mononobe? But how
    did he know to look here?
[49:37] ---
    "Mr. Mononobe"...? Hey, did he
    come here to see me, by any chance?
[49:43] ---
    Yes, he did say he'd come to see you...
[49:49] ---
    I just don't know what to think anymore.
[49:53] ---
    I'm sorry.
[49:55] ---
    Very well. Use the study.
[49:59] ---
    However, I'm to be summoned before
    the Diet as an unsworn witness tomorrow.
[50:07] ---
    I may have temporarily harbored you here
[50:10] ---
    in light of the possibility that
    you were my husband's son,
[50:13] ---
    but ultimately, I will have
    to report you as a terrorist.
[50:18] ---
    Understood. That's fine with me.
[50:49] ---
    So it's been a full thirty years
    since anyone's seen him...
[51:05] ---
    I have to hand it to you:
    you even got Juiz to like you.
[51:11] ---
    Not only that, you just kept
    making out-of-nowhere requests
[51:16] ---
    that surpassed mine,
    and neatly turned the tables.
[51:19] ---
    You've completely trounced me in this game.
[51:23] ---
    You came here to tell me that?
[51:25] ---
    Yes. And to ask you for a favor.
[51:29] ---
    Would you be willing to
    withdraw from the game?
[51:36] ---
    I've wanted to change this country
    since before I became a bureaucrat.
[51:41] ---
    But the reality was that far too
    many problems had accumulated,
[51:46] ---
    and becoming a bureaucrat wasn't
    enough to solve them by honest means.
[51:52] ---
    Still, time was too precious to waste
    waiting for the government to collapse.
[51:56] ---
    That was when I got this phone.
[52:40] ---
    Excuse me, are you... Mr. Saizo Ato?
[52:50] ---
    Who are you?
[52:53] ---
    I'm Kazuomi Hirasawa, a friend of Number 9's.
[52:58] ---
    I came here to ask you something, if I may.
[53:20] ---
    Sir...
[53:21] ---
    If someone gave you ten billion yen
    and told you to improve this country,
[53:26] ---
    how would you use that money?
[53:34] ---
    Did you use that question to select the
    Seleção from among your passengers?
[53:42] ---
    What am I going to do about that Toshiko?
[53:47] ---
    Well? What do you want?
[53:52] ---
    It seems you don't intend to stop the game,
[53:55] ---
    no matter what kind of requests are made...
[53:58] ---
    But what exactly is the name of the game here?
[54:03] ---
    When Ato asked me how I
    would spend ten billion yen,
[54:08] ---
    I told him the first thing
    that this country ought to do
[54:10] ---
    was go on a diet, on a nationwide scale.
[54:14] ---
    A government-led redistribution
    of useful human resources
[54:17] ---
    where the only priority is
    the effective functioning
[54:19] ---
    of those sectors with global currency.
[54:22] ---
    I said we had to make Japan
    small and light on its feet like that.
[54:30] ---
    To get it done fast, I had to
    temporarily emasculate the government.
[54:36] ---
    And that's what those missiles were for...!
[54:38] ---
    Quite. But really, it needn't have been missiles.
[54:43] ---
    Anything that put a lot of pressure on
    the nation would have done for a start.
[54:48] ---
    Because after that, the magic cell
    phone would no longer be necessary;
[54:52] ---
    I could take my time getting the rest
    done by working my connections.
[54:58] ---
    So everything I did was...
[55:00] ---
    I got you and Yuki to help
    me with the dirty work.
[55:06] ---
    I am grateful, you know.
[55:12] ---
    If that was the plan, you should
    have just told me in the first place.
[55:16] ---
    I've done a bunch of stuff
    because they say we'll get killed
[55:18] ---
    if we don't make an effort to win,
[55:20] ---
    but if I'd been able to
    team up with other Seleção,
[55:23] ---
    maybe we could've come up
    with even better ideas.
[55:27] ---
    There's just one problem there: I hate losing.
[55:32] ---
    Then you should be
    Prime Minister, Mr. Mononobe.
[55:35] ---
    You're way better for the part than I am!
[55:44] ---
    I'll open the gate right now.
    It's okay, nobody's looking.
[55:51] ---
    Where's Takizawa?
[55:53] ---
    He still hasn't come out of the mansion.
[55:55] ---
    So, did you find his mom?
[55:58] ---
    Yeah. There's something I need
    to tell him about that directly...
[56:05] ---
    I'll happily bow out of the game
    if you'll be the Prime Minister.
[56:11] ---
    I'll even support you.
[56:14] ---
    I'm afraid I'll pass on the
    "prime minister" and "king" stuff.
[56:19] ---
    The Japanese citizenry is a pack
    of a hundred million egoists.
[56:23] ---
    You know that painfully well, don't you?
[56:28] ---
    I guess...
[56:30] ---
    In this day and age, the Prime
    Minister is just a sacrificial lamb.
[56:34] ---
    You could say he's an outlet
    for the stress of Japan's citizens,
[56:37] ---
    who gained their freedom and became unfree.
[56:40] ---
    After all, even Seijiro linuma died
    without managing to help anything.
[56:46] ---
    How do you mean to make this
    country light on its feet, then?
[56:52] ---
    First of all, I'll steal the citizens'
    freedom without their noticing.
[56:58] ---
    You see, they're an irresponsible lot
    who can't decide anything for themselves,
[57:02] ---
    but they still hate having to go
    along with what other people want.
[57:05] ---
    So my plan is to reestablish the Home Ministry
[57:08] ---
    and change Japan from there.
[57:12] ---
    What's the "Home Ministry"?
[57:14] ---
    You don't even know that,
    and you wanted to be Prime Minister?
[57:29] ---
    Yes?
[57:31] ---
    Hello, Takizawa?
[57:33] ---
    Saki?
[57:34] ---
    I'm sorry, I couldn't contact you before.
[57:37] ---
    It's okay. So, about your mother...
[57:43] ---
    How did it go?
[57:44] ---
    I found her. That woman you told
    me about really was your mother.
[57:52] ---
    She's operating a bar in Mishuku.
[57:54] ---
    Really?
[57:56] ---
    Yeah. Her name is Aya Iwashita,
[58:02] ---
    and apparently she was linuma's lover
    while he was still a Diet member.
[58:06] ---
    Remember when you told me
[58:08] ---
    the rent on that hotel room in
    New York had been paid all along?
[58:12] ---
    Yeah.
[58:14] ---
    I think Aya was living there twenty years ago.
[58:19] ---
    Because we saw a picture of
    her and Prime Minister linuma
[58:22] ---
    that was taken while she
    was pregnant in New York.
[58:25] ---
    So you really are his son, Takizawa.
[59:02] ---
    So that's what happened...
[59:07] ---
    I guess that's why I had
    memories of New York, too.
[59:12] ---
    Saki, where are you right now?
[59:15] ---
    In front of the mansion.
    I'm with Micchon and the others.
[59:25] ---
    I see you now, Saki.
[59:30] ---
    Takizawa...
[59:32] ---
    I feel better now, knowing I've
    got a past just like anyone else.
[59:35] ---
    And now I've kind of got a feel
    for what my mother is like.
[59:40] ---
    Thanks, Saki.
[59:52] ---
    It looks like you've managed
    to get back your past.
[59:55] ---
    So, how does it feel to become
    the Prime Minister's son?
[59:59] ---
    You knew, Mr. Mononobe?
[1:00:03] ---
    Eh, it doesn't feel real, somehow.
[1:00:06] ---
    Let's get back to business, shall we?
[1:00:10] ---
    I'll match the remaining balance on
    your phone in cash as getaway money.
[1:00:17] ---
    From now on, you won't have
    to worry about the Supporter.
[1:00:19] ---
    I'm willing to clear your
    compatriots of suspicion as well.
[1:00:22] ---
    Given those terms, would you agree to
    disappear? You can go anywhere you like.
[1:00:28] ---
    That might not be so bad.
[1:00:33] ---
    I do have one question.
[1:00:35] ---
    These "citizens" you've been
    talking about-- what are they, to you?
[1:00:41] ---
    Foolish question.
[1:00:43] ---
    The "citizens" are nothing more than a
    collection of parts forming the nation.
[1:00:48] ---
    Not anything to have personal emotions about.
[1:00:52] ---
    But each one is an individual person
    who wants to be somebody, right?
[1:00:57] ---
    That's a nuisance.
[1:01:00] ---
    It's not even possible for all
    of them to become "somebody."
[1:01:05] ---
    True, but I think respecting
    the individual a little more
[1:01:09] ---
    would give you more energy to work with.
[1:01:14] ---
    I mean, if nobody had told me I was
    one of the people chosen to save Japan,
[1:01:19] ---
    I doubt I could've accomplished this much.
[1:01:23] ---
    I think your way of doing things
    hasn't got quite enough love.
[1:01:29] ---
    Does that mean you're
    turning down my proposal?
[1:01:33] ---
    There is that, but I'm also thinking of
    making a formal demand of this country,
[1:01:38] ---
    as a terrorist.
[1:01:43] ---
    At first I thought I'd become king
    and do something for people,
[1:01:47] ---
    but it doesn't look like
    there's even time for that...
[1:01:51] ---
    I'll act as the me who's "nobody,"
    just like at the White House.
[1:01:59] ---
    Yes, this is Juiz.
[1:02:00] ---
    Juiz, I'd like to get all of Japan's
    citizens on the phone right away.
[1:02:05] ---
    Is that something you can do?
[1:02:07] ---
    I believe the communications
    fee would be immense.
[1:02:11] ---
    It's possible your balance will
    reach zero before you're finished...
[1:02:16] ---
    Is that all right with you?
[1:02:18] ---
    Nah, that's no good...
[1:02:21] ---
    I want to leave at least a
    hundred million in the account.
[1:02:24] ---
    In that case, it's a tall order.
[1:02:28] ---
    Oh...
[1:02:32] ---
    I know, let's use that!
[1:02:37] ---
    Please tell me one thing.
[1:02:39] ---
    When you asked Takizawa
    how he'd spend ten billion yen,
[1:02:42] ---
    what did he say?
[1:02:45] ---
    I never asked that boy that question.
[1:02:56] ---
    Could I have one of your newspapers?
[1:03:01] ---
    Sure.
[1:03:09] ---
    You don't have to pay me.
[1:03:10] ---
    The people who only want one copy
    are the ones who really want to read it.
[1:03:16] ---
    It's still one of your wares, isn't it?
[1:03:19] ---
    It's okay, I'll get money from the people
[1:03:20] ---
    who subscribe to the paper
    even though they never read it.
[1:03:22] ---
    Although, those are the ones
    who always try to avoid paying...
[1:03:27] ---
    Very true.
[1:03:33] ---
    By the way, boy,
[1:03:34] ---
    why are you delivering
    papers in this day and age?
[1:03:41] ---
    Maybe I'm practicing receiving money.
[1:03:48] ---
    People are funny. Even a five-year-old
    kid knows how to pay money,
[1:03:53] ---
    but sometimes even adults
    don't know how to receive it.
[1:03:57] ---
    Because using money is a nicer feeling
[1:03:59] ---
    than bowing down to someone to receive it...
[1:04:02] ---
    People tend to claim that the
    consumer has the most power,
[1:04:04] ---
    saying "the customer is king,"
[1:04:07] ---
    but really, that's just how
    the seller feels, right?
[1:04:11] ---
    True...
[1:04:13] ---
    But if we all became buyers,
[1:04:16] ---
    who'd provide the services?
    That's the question, huh?
[1:04:21] ---
    Me, I think it's probably
    healthier for a society to think
[1:04:24] ---
    that receiving money is
    more fun than paying it.
[1:04:31] ---
    Is that the reason you chose him as a Seleção?
[1:04:37] ---
    No... you were more interested in
    how he came to that conclusion!
[1:04:46] ---
    It looks like our opinions
    never did mesh in the end.
[1:04:50] ---
    Really? To me it seems like we're
    looking in the same direction.
[1:04:56] ---
    Do as you like.
[1:05:07] ---
    Hello?
[1:05:12] ---
    M-M-Master, it's a direct call from Juiz!
[1:05:15] ---
    What?!
[1:05:18] ---
    I'm calling at Number 9's request.
[1:05:21] ---
    Vintage Boy's?
[1:05:22] ---
    Yes. He'd like to borrow the
    Airship phone you created
[1:05:26] ---
    to connect all the cell phones
    in Japan to Eden of the East.
[1:05:30] ---
    What the heck is he up to this time?!
[1:06:01] ---
    It's from Takky.
[1:06:03] ---
    Here he is, Master!
[1:07:01] ---
    Good morning, everyone.
[1:07:03] ---
    I'm the man behind Careless Monday
    and the other terrorist attacks:
[1:07:08] ---
    Akira Takizawa, a.k.a. the Air King.
[1:07:12] ---
    Bang!
[1:07:14] ---
    I came home as Prime Minister
    Iinuma's son yesterday
[1:07:17] ---
    to capture your attention,
[1:07:21] ---
    but in actuality, I have no relation
    to our late Prime Minister.
[1:07:27] ---
    Before I do anything else, I'd like
    to offer my heartfelt apologies
[1:07:30] ---
    for all the trouble I caused
    his family and friends.
[1:07:36] ---
    Takky, what are you doing?!
    You're wasting all of Saki's hard work!
[1:07:44] ---
    Now, to get down to business...
[1:07:47] ---
    Everybody listen up, because I'm about
    to announce a new terrorist attack.
[1:07:53] ---
    I'm planning to once again assemble
    a giant crowd of young people
[1:07:57] ---
    and leave here for Paradise with them.
[1:08:00] ---
    This time, I'm anticipating far more than
    the mere 20,000 from six months ago.
[1:08:06] ---
    What this means is that Japan will
    lose the workforce vital to its future!
[1:08:13] ---
    If you want to avoid that, your only
    choice is to meet my demands.
[1:08:20] ---
    What's the point of you becoming
    the Pied Piper of Hamelin again?
[1:08:25] ---
    There is only one way to do that!
[1:08:29] ---
    I want all you old guys who take
    it for granted you're the winners
[1:08:32] ---
    to resolve to give up everything
    you've so eagerly hoarded
[1:08:36] ---
    and set out for a new Paradise with us.
[1:08:42] ---
    That's my demand.
[1:08:46] ---
    If you don't meet it, then soon our
    world's existing values will be lost,
[1:08:51] ---
    and the paradise you
    envisioned will be lost as well.
[1:08:55] ---
    My previous missile attacks were
    just exercises to prepare for today.
[1:09:01] ---
    If you ignore my demand, something even
    more fearsome will befall this country.
[1:09:07] ---
    But if you do what I've said, even a little,
[1:09:12] ---
    I'm sure great things lie in store!
[1:09:18] ---
    So, for right now, I'll be sending you
    each one yen in electronic funds.
[1:09:25] ---
    This is my parting gift to you,
[1:09:29] ---
    as well as a promissory note proving
    that what I've said will come true.
[1:09:38] ---
    Juiz, send one yen each to all the
    cell phones we're connected to for me.
[1:09:47] ---
    Accepted. I sincerely pray you shall
    continue to be a king full of love
[1:09:53] ---
    who gives fear and hope to all his citizens.
[1:10:16] ---
    And now, to all you NEETs
    holding sit-ins in your homes!
[1:10:21] ---
    It's your turn now.
[1:10:24] ---
    Gather in the promised land,
    Eden of the East, using the Airship!
[1:10:29] ---
    I'll be waiting.
[1:10:35] ---
    What is he playing at?
[1:10:38] ---
    No matter how witty you are,
    reason won't get people to do anything.
[1:10:42] ---
    Once, we worked like hell to
    do something for this country.
[1:10:49] ---
    But now people call it a
    "blemish on our history," a "mistake."
[1:10:57] ---
    Then again, at the time we were novices
    who didn't know left from right.
[1:11:05] ---
    If everything we built up was wrong,
    then what would have been right?
[1:11:15] ---
    What's more, just when we thought
    we'd finally achieved something,
[1:11:19] ---
    the world's rules all changed on us.
[1:11:23] ---
    New ideas arose and became dominant
[1:11:26] ---
    before our country gained more depth.
[1:11:32] ---
    It's harsh to tell the elderly to accept that,
[1:11:36] ---
    but he wants us to transfer
    our authority to them
[1:11:39] ---
    and try giving them responsibility, eh?
[1:11:44] ---
    The truth is that the only reason
    Ryoma Sakamoto and Jiro Shirasu,
[1:11:47] ---
    both so beloved by the Japanese,
[1:11:49] ---
    escaped with their finery unsullied
[1:11:52] ---
    is because they chose to play their cards
    in ways that kept their noses clean.
[1:11:56] ---
    But the true saviors of this
    country are history's losers:
[1:12:00] ---
    the nameless masses who
    toiled steadily every day
[1:12:03] ---
    and left this world tainted
    by crushing losses as a result.
[1:12:08] ---
    In a time when unconscious hatred
    of that truth is often tolerated,
[1:12:13] ---
    Number 9 has decided to go out on a
    limb for them and become a scapegoat...
[1:12:19] ---
    Fascinating.
[1:12:22] ---
    I'll close the curtain on
    this game for the time being.
[1:12:26] ---
    The winner has been decided!
[1:12:36] ---
    Did that phone call really
    go out to everyone in Japan?
[1:12:41] ---
    Yeah, I think so.
[1:12:44] ---
    I know I caused you trouble.
[1:12:46] ---
    I guess I'll flee as a terrorist.
    I'll leave the witness summons to you.
[1:12:53] ---
    Very well. Go, then.
[1:13:03] ---
    Oh, and take this.
[1:13:07] ---
    I don't believe I need to look at it now.
[1:13:17] ---
    He reminds me a bit of Mr. Iinuma, in a way.
[1:13:22] ---
    I'm sorry...
[1:13:25] ---
    It's fine. If that's what you think, I don't mind...
[1:13:35] ---
    Your methods are as drastic as ever.
[1:13:39] ---
    However, the people of Japan
    are astonishingly cynical.
[1:13:44] ---
    You'd be wise not to expect to get
    what you want from them so easily.
[1:13:48] ---
    That's a sad way of thinking.
[1:13:51] ---
    But it's reality.
[1:14:01] ---
    Mr. Mononobe!
[1:14:07] ---
    Good day, Seleção. This is Mr. Outside.
[1:14:13] ---
    I realize this is sudden, but I've decided
[1:14:16] ---
    to end our current game as of this phone call.
[1:14:19] ---
    I'm satisfied with your actions overall.
[1:14:24] ---
    Therefore, I have decided
    to declare you all victors.
[1:14:28] ---
    I count on you to continue to be people
    who steer Japan in a better direction.
[1:14:35] ---
    Whatever, I've always done that.
[1:14:42] ---
    Finally, as a token of my
    thanks for your participation,
[1:14:46] ---
    I offer you the greatest of gifts.
[1:14:50] ---
    I very much want you to have it.
[1:14:53] ---
    It's something I've had
    prepared from the beginning,
[1:14:57] ---
    as an exclusive bonus for the Seleção.
[1:15:01] ---
    Noblesse oblige.
[1:15:06] ---
    I sincerely pray you shall continue
    to be this country's latent saviors.
[1:15:12] ---
    "Latent"?
[1:15:26] ---
    Hey there, beautiful, why're
    you shaking? Are you hungry?
[1:15:32] ---
    Would you like to lick on my lollipop?
[1:15:39] ---
    Stop it! Wait, who am I, again?!
[1:16:01] ---
    Thank you, Saizo.
[1:16:05] ---
    Take care.
[1:16:23] ---
    What present did you give them?
[1:16:27] ---
    When I delivered the cell phones,
    I planted a little something in here.
[1:16:33] ---
    Now they'll be completely
    released from the game.
[1:16:40] ---
    Why, you...!
[1:16:41] ---
    How much do you have to manipulate
    people's lives before you're satisfied?!
[1:16:46] ---
    Ow, ow, ow...
[1:16:48] ---
    I'm not so far gone I'd lose to the likes of you!
[1:17:37] ---
    Takky!
[1:17:38] ---
    Takizawa!
[1:17:43] ---
    What's the matter, Takizawa?
[1:18:03] ---
    Excuse me, I was told I could find
    a man named Takizawa here...
[1:18:11] ---
    Mr. Mononobe!
[1:18:13] ---
    Who are you? You're in my way, you know.
[1:18:18] ---
    You don't even remember me,
    after using me like you did?!
[1:18:36] ---
    Damn it!
[1:18:50] ---
    So did I get away without hearing that noise
[1:18:54] ---
    because I'd erased my memories before?
[1:18:58] ---
    Whatever, Takky, what are you going to do
[1:19:00] ---
    now that you've said that to all of Japan?
[1:19:04] ---
    Don't worry, I'm sure it'll all work out fine!
[1:19:10] ---
    I know your message will get through to them.
[1:19:15] ---
    Thank you, Saki.
[1:19:17] ---
    Sure.
[1:19:23] ---
    I wonder if Mom was listening, too...
[1:19:40] ---
    You've gotta be kidding! Man, what a mom...
[1:19:44] ---
    How much crazy stuff has she pulled?
[1:19:52] ---
    What, so you're not even the PM's bastard kid?!
[1:19:57] ---
    Guess not.
[1:19:59] ---
    But I guess that's okay.
    It's less trouble for Chigusa.
[1:20:03] ---
    That's nice, but Takky,
    this means you're just a terrorist!
[1:20:08] ---
    Seems to me you're in trouble now.
[1:20:10] ---
    She's right! I bet the whole
    country's freaking out!
[1:20:14] ---
    Good point...
[1:20:20] ---
    Well, anyway, I'm going.
[1:20:23] ---
    Going where? Do you understand
    how Saki felt coming here?!
[1:20:31] ---
    Takizawa... I...
[1:20:35] ---
    I'm sorry.
[1:20:37] ---
    But I remembered one last
    thing I really have to do.
[1:20:43] ---
    After I've finished that,
    I'll come back to you for sure.
[1:20:51] ---
    I'll see you.
[1:20:53] ---
    Tell Hirasawa and Itazu and Kasuga thanks, too!
[1:21:34] ---
    You'd better come back. You promised me.
[1:21:39] ---
    Yeah. I'll come back for sure.
[1:22:02] ---
    So far, that's the last we've seen of Takizawa.
[1:22:09] ---
    Apparently, after his terrorist threat,
    the Seleção game ended,

[1:22:15] ---
    and his request to become king was canceled.
[1:22:21] ---
    So he's still a man shrouded in mystery...
[1:22:28] ---
    But there were more than a few people
[1:22:32] ---
    who'd be happy to see him crowned king anyway.
[1:22:35] ---
    Take Chigusa.
[1:22:37] ---
    Takizawa and the Prime Minister
    weren't related by blood,

[1:22:41] ---
    but in the course of her short
    yet intense involvement with him,

[1:22:44] ---
    she sensed the same fire in his blood
    that had burned in her husband's.

[1:22:52] ---
    And Aya, who'd tacitly
    admitted Takizawa was her son,

[1:22:58] ---
    has disappeared again,
    along with the mini Shiba.

[1:23:02] ---
    I think she must have circumstances
    she can't tell anyone about,

[1:23:05] ---
    and she intends to keep the secrets
    of Takizawa's birth for life.

[1:23:22] ---
    The NEETs that gathered at Takizawa's call
[1:23:26] ---
    joined the AKX20000 in the mall,
    which is practically a holy land by now,

[1:23:31] ---
    and have started up a communal life
    operating a daily flea market.

[1:23:36] ---
    Unfortunately, Takizawa never came,
[1:23:41] ---
    but even though they're furious at the Air King,
[1:23:44] ---
    at the same time, they're eagerly
    waiting for his Second Coming.

[1:23:48] ---
    And as for the old guys who
    were given that ultimatum...

[1:23:53] ---
    At first some companies came for the NEETs,
    obeying Takizawa's demand,

[1:23:58] ---
    and announced that they'd be taking
    a fresh look at their hiring systems--

[1:24:02] ---
    but that didn't last long.
[1:24:05] ---
    Even so, most of the NEETs
    installed themselves in Toyosu,

[1:24:09] ---
    made it their "Paradise,"
[1:24:11] ---
    started up new economic activities,
[1:24:13] ---
    and are helping Japan recover little by little.
[1:24:18] ---
    And if you're wondering
    what happened to us, well,

[1:24:22] ---
    the public reaction to us was too much,
[1:24:25] ---
    so Eden as a company closed
    its doors for the time being.

[1:24:30] ---
    Since then, at Hirasawa and Itazu's suggestion,
[1:24:34] ---
    we've relocated to Toyosu and begun
    pursuing a communal life with them

[1:24:39] ---
    in order to create a more user-friendly system.
[1:24:46] ---
    It's been six months since that day...
[1:24:49] ---
    As far as I can tell, Japan doesn't
    seem to have changed that much.

[1:24:55] ---
    But someplace we can't see it,
    some change must be underway.

[1:25:02] ---
    I believe that.
[1:25:13] ---
    And I know Takizawa must be dashing
    around this city alone right now,

[1:25:17] ---
    believing the same thing.
[1:25:29] ---
    Carrying the burden of everyone's
    hopes on his shoulders...

[1:25:47] ---
    I dreamed that with a soft clap of my hands
[1:25:51] ---
    All of my mysteries were solved
[1:25:58] ---
    Reality doesn't go so smoothly
[1:26:01] ---
    I know that all too well--
    the whole world knows it

[1:26:08] ---
    I dared to surrender myself
    to the windy morning

[1:26:15] ---
    When you laughed and said "attagirl"
[1:26:20] ---
    Your breath gave me wings
[1:26:24] ---
    I said I couldn't believe so easily
    that tomorrow would come

[1:26:29] ---
    And the sun would follow after the rain
[1:26:32] ---
    As I lowered my lashes
[1:26:35] ---
    I was making more rainclouds
[1:26:43] ---
    And yet...
[1:26:46] ---
    You said let's call tomorrow to us,
    we'll have sun followed by more sun

[1:26:51] ---
    Your face in profile
    dispelled the clouds with ease

[1:26:57] ---
    The future is so dazzling it entrances me
[1:27:04] ---
    Ah, the world will change
[1:27:18] ---
    I peered intently for so long
[1:27:21] ---
    Wanting to know what color the world you see is
[1:27:29] ---
    I can believe now
[1:27:32] ---
    In the me that you believed in,
    even in the dark of night

[1:28:00] ---
    So that should these days of
    chasing after you come to an end

[1:28:05] ---
    I can keep holding your invisible hand
[1:28:10] ---
    Carrying your light within
[1:28:14] ---
    A new morning comes,
    the world continues on today

[1:28:22] ---
    The two of us peeked beyond tomorrow
[1:28:27] ---
    Before I knew it, our smiles started looking alike
[1:28:32] ---
    Somewhere in this town, a miracle's happening
[1:28:37] ---
    Next to me, your face in profile is just grinning
[1:28:43] ---
    If we've joined these hands
    more certain than magic

[1:28:56] ---
    I said I couldn't believe so easily
    that tomorrow would come

[1:29:01] ---
    And the sun would follow after the rain
[1:29:04] ---
    As I lowered my lashes
[1:29:07] ---
    I was making more rainclouds
[1:29:15] ---
    Goodbye to that
[1:29:18] ---
    You said let's call tomorrow to us,
    we'll have sun followed by more sun

[1:29:23] ---
    Your face in profile
    dispelled the clouds with ease

[1:29:29] ---
    The future is so dazzling it entrances me
[1:29:36] ---
    Ah, the world will change
[1:29:42] ---
    I'm certain it can change
[1:30:24] ---
    Sir.
[1:30:25] ---
    If someone gave you ten billion yen
    and told you to improve this country,
[1:30:30] ---
    how would you use that money?
[1:30:34] ---
    You're still doing that?
[1:30:39] ---
    I finally found you, Mr. Outside!
[1:30:52] ---
    Who are you?
[1:30:55] ---
    Excuse me?! Don't you dare go senile on me!
[1:30:59] ---
    You said if I won,
    I'd automatically get to see you.
[1:31:03] ---
    At least keep your promises!
[1:31:18] ---
    Ah, now I feel better! All right,
    let's say that makes things even.
[1:31:23] ---
    So! I've got a lot of favors to ask you, old man.
[1:31:29] ---
    For now, could you turn right
    at the next intersection?
[1:31:35] ---
    We still have a hell of a lot
    more work we gotta do.
[1:31:39] ---
    There's no time for fake senility, got it?!
[1:31:46] ---
    This is the story of Takizawa and me...
    The story of just eleven days.