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A NETFLIX ORIGINAL ANIME
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The first ones who noticed
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the cause...
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What's going on?
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...were the delinquent students.
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Why am I shaking?
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May I go to the infirmary?
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- Me, too.
- Yeah, me, too.
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I can't stop shaking.
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What? You, too?
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Why?
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- Ever since I walked into this classroom.
- And it's not like I'm cold either.
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All those who can't stop shaking
raise your hands.
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Everyone?
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No.
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He seems fine.
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He's sleeping, though.
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Hanma?
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The ability to survive as a delinquent
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is similar to living in the wild.
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It's not like we are delinquents
just to be cool, you know?
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Yet you say you fell down the stairs?
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Those injuries don't look like
they came from a fall, do they?
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Ryo, are you scared or something?
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What? Scared?
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Well, you've been shaking for a while.
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Look who's talking.
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That's enough.
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We're done with this guy.
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They were not fit to be delinquents.
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Rather...
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it wasn't in their DNA.
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Never... never mind.
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If we're done here, I'll be going.
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He was like a deadly explosive
never encountered before.
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Hey!
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You...
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No, who...
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Who the hell are you?
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I've got nothing interesting to say.
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Getting involved
wouldn't be worth your time.
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Delinquents are able to instantly assess
an opponent's fighting abilities.
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Just stick to your delinquent ways.
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As long as you don't interfere,
I won't come after you.
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Sometimes, that can be more important
than the ability to fight.
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Jeez, that was scary!
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- Hey, hey!
- It's a limo!
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Is it the CIA?
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MITSUNARI TOKUGAWA
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This is the 11th-generation head
of the Tokugawa family...
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and ruler of the underground fight arena,
the sacred ground of combat.
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A man with deep respect and love
for the martial arts and its fighters.
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So, what did you do?
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Nothing really.
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Do you even know
what kind of man he is?
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Well, how can I put it...?
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PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE
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Well, am the principal,
but this is such a surprise.
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To think that someone like Mr. Tokugawa
would come to our school...
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Hey, champion!
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I'm not a champion.
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What do you want, old man?
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Don't be angry.
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Principal, will you leave us
alone for a moment?
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Of course, sir!
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How's the injury?
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They said the cast can come off
in a few days.
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But you aren't here to ask me that.
are you?
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Do you know what this is, Baki?
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I guess it's not red bean jam, is it?
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Nitroglycerin. In other words, explosives.
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I can't eat that, can I?
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It is crystallized glycerin,
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but 100 years ago, this was a liquid
that would not crystallize
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with either heat or cold.
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In the beginning of the 20th century,
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a large amount of glycerin was
being transported from Vienna to London.
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At that moment, the most intense
typhoon on record hit Biscay Bay.
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Mind you, this shipment of glycerin
couldn't withstand a mere tremor.
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Miraculously,
the ship reached its destination safely.
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The crew rushed to open the barrels
to check the cargo.
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What they discovered
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was something they'd never seen before:
completely crystallized glycerin.
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But this wasn't the only occurrence.
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From that day on, it's said that glycerin
all around the world began to crystallize.
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Synchronicity.
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Seemingly unrelated materials
and living organisms
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can undergo simultaneous changes
on a global scale.
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That's what these phenomenons are called.
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In the next few days,
men with great power
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will arrive here in Japan...
I mean, in Tokyo.
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ARGATHOS PRISON
TACOMA, WA - UNITED STATES
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Be careful!
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Don't get too close.
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Maintain a one meter distance
at all times.
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Keep your weapons unlocked!
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He's a deadly beast
that can kill you in a second.
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- This was the one job I didn't want.
- Don't try to talk to him!
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Halt!
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Officer Henry and five other guards
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are here to report that the transport
of prisoner #777 is complete!
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Good work.
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Mr. Dorian,
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any last words?
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I want to taste defeat.
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What happened next
should've never happened.
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- Get the doctor.
- Yes, sir!
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State Law, Article 29, Section 3.
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After an execution by hanging,
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the prisoner must remain
on the gallows for ten minutes.
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Confirmation of death by a physician
marks the end of the execution.
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It's always the same.
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You always...
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make it too easy for me.
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TOKYO
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GENTLEMEN,
I SHALL SEE YOU IN TOKYO
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Amazing!
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Baki, this is just the beginning
of the problem.
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KARIOS PRISON
OUTSKIRTS OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND
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What? You want to taste defeat?
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Are those your last words?
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Then let me ask you, Doyle.
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Are you saying this end
is a victory for you?
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From what I see, your final moments
certainly seem to be the image of defeat.
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In any case, before you die,
if only for a moment,
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your wish will come true.
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whether you like it or not.
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What's the matter?
The alarm went off, you know?
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Draw your gun.
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I'll let you use
that modern weapon on your hip.
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With the advantage of a gun, they say
humans and beasts are on equal terms.
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But the difference between
our capabilities are insurmountable.
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That's why I didn't even take off
this blindfold.
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If you had waited ten more seconds
to turn off the switch...
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my wish would've come true.
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MILLBENFOSS AIR FORCE BASE
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When I received the last letter from you,
I couldn't believe it.
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Yet, here you are in person.
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And on time, too.
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Shall we go then,
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to the east?
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You're saying he climbed out?
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A man who weighs over 100 kg?
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So, he climbed a wall
that is 100 meters high?
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Evans prison was originally an
intercontinental ballistic missile base.
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EVANS PRISON
RUSSIA
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This silo has gone through it's share
of harsh weather and launch accidents.
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The walls may not be
perfectly smooth anymore.
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There are small scratches and rust.
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Are you saying he used that to climb out?
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The wall is 100 meters high!
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Sikorsky's physical abilities
are beyond extraordinary.
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If he hadn't turned to crime,
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he could have won countless
gold medals for Mother Russia.
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With Sikorsky, maybe we could've...
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Begin the search immediately!
He will be executed!
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Director, up ahead is...
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Yes.
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If Sikorsky made a stop there...
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Exactly.
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Garland is in danger!
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Director! Take a look at this!
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Garland... Russia's hero!
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The great Russian hero is...
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It's exactly as I feared.
This isn't a wrestling match.
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There's no way he could've
beaten Sikorsky in a real battle.
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Director!
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HEADING EAST
I WANT TO TASTE DEFEAT
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Oh, no! Even Garland?
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There are two more.
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A fountain pen, a lighter,
and a wristwatch.
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I feel like I've lost a gambling match.
Am I good to go?
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I'm sorry, but your tie pin
and cuff links, too.
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I know he's an atrocious criminal,
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but he's in a special,
bullet-proof acrylic enclosure.
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And have you forgotten?
I am a black belt in karate.
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This is the counselor
who came to see Spec two years ago.
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During the interview, Spec started
coughing blood, the counselor got closer.
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Of course,
with the acrylic barrier between them.
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By the time we yelled to warn him,
Spec was already done with him.
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The blood was just ketchup
from the rolled cabbage served at lunch.
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He grabbed the counselor
through the meal tray opening
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and punched him.
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This was the result.
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He forced open the lock
by using bridges
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used for dental work.
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You said "cuff links," right?
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Just in case, I'll take off my belt, too.
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Of course, that goes without saying.
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I'm sure you understand,
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but do not get close to the acrylic.
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Just stick to the questions
you have for him.
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Naturally, if Spec asks any questions
or challenges you, ignore him.
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He's back there, on the left.
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Don't step away from the wall
during the interview.
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By the way, forget you're a black belt
in karate.
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The previous counselor
was a national wrestling champion.
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Professor, is something wrong?
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He's not here.
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What?
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Spec!
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Spec!
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Hey, guards,
thank you for your hospitality!
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- I'll be heading to Tokyo now.
- This can't be!
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We are...
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Do you understand, guards?
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I want to taste defeat!
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We are...
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LEVEL 5 UNDERWATER PRISON
UNITED STATES
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We are 200 meters underwater!
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Spec's got off the ship!
He broke the lock and escaped!
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We found a piece of metal in the key hole!
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It's from the professor's tooth.
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It's impossible to swim to the surface
from here!
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Swimming at full speed,
it'd still take five minutes!
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Let him go.
He'll be dead in 30 seconds!
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In any case,
notify the coast guard immediately!
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How unfortunate, gentlemen.
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There are many things
you still don't know about me.
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For example...
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I can hold my breath for five minutes.
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Almost a dozen men died instantly.
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He's a convict, he won't be able
to avoid the death penalty.
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Still, to be able to kill
more than ten convicts?
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Do you think he used martial arts?
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No. He apparently used gas.
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Gas?
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I hear he used poisonous gas or something
of the sorts that he had hidden.
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How?
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Come on, a short, middle-aged man?
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He's only about 160cm tall!
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Will this glass barrier be enough?
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We got it from the Ministry of Defense.
It can withstand a rocket missile.
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SOMEWHERE IN JAPAN
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Ryuukou Yanagi, the poisoner.
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Hey, there.
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Don't move!
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I have a question for you.
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What is the most poisonous gas on earth?
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I said don't move!
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Stop!
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Why are you pointing your gun
at this bullet-proof glass?
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Although for me, it's no different
than a regular glass window.
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For example, this spot here.
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Even if this glass
can withstand a rocket missile,
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I can create a super tiny vacuum
right here...
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Don't touch the glass!
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...and mysteriously turn it...
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Don't!
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...into a normal glass window.
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See?
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You can shoot me now.
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Don't forget to release the safety pin.
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Sir!
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The most poisonous gas is...
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this one.
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00:21:53,770 --> 00:21:55,480
Red alert! Red alert!
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00:21:55,564 --> 00:21:57,845
"IN MY DESIRE TO TASTE DEFEAT,
I AM HEADING TO THE CAPITAL
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HUMBLY,
RYUUKOU YANAGI"
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All personnel, move out!
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00:22:01,445 --> 00:22:03,030
Synchronicity.
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00:22:03,655 --> 00:22:06,408
Five unrelated criminals
on death row
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00:22:06,533 --> 00:22:09,745
left the same message behind
and are now headed to Tokyo
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00:22:10,120 --> 00:22:11,120
Baki...
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do you know what this means?
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00:23:48,760 --> 00:23:50,971
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