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He killed the boss! Get him!
After him!
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Find him, already! You can
NOT let him get away!
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Shit, this guy's unreal.
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Getting through such tight security and
takin' out the boss with just one shot...
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B-bastard! He had a prop plane
ready so he could escape?!
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I was walking aimlessly down
nothing but random streets
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and I came to, wondered "where am I?"
And "what should I do now?"
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There's that song you like,
so I cranked the car stereo's volume
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As far as it will go, capturing the feeling
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On this one-way street
with no intersections or stoplights
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I'm racing at speeds fast enough
to catch up to you
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So far away, let's take off!
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At full speed, without stepping on that brake
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Oh someday, yes someday
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We'll be in a place of my own,
where no one will find us
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And when something
that can't be seen is broken
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How to fix it will be up to me
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So far away, let's take off!
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Let's restart it all, even our limits,
and start together
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Oh someday, yes someday
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We can find it if I'm with you: our dream
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Armored Soldier SDR2
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Who are you?
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I-I'm an Arabian soldier.
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And the others?
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I don't know for sure, but I think
they're all wanted terrorists.
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Terrorists?
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How many are there?
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About 50, but most
of them are dead.
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We were all brought here to
the island and forced into a death match!
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Death match?
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Y-yeah.
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A match where, if we want to get off the island,
we have to kill till we're the last person alive.
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What?
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They lied to us! Right from the start,
we were meant to be killed, all of us!
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Who was that just now?
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I don't know.
I can't find any data!
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He may be the pilot of a prop
plane that crashed earlier.
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What?
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If he was flying in this area, he's
probably just a drug smuggler.
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I don't know who this guy is,
but he can't be left alive.
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Kill him with the others.
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Landmines, huh?
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One meter ahead of
my right foot...
45
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I've spotted a Chinese-made,
Type 72A landmine.
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Don't worry. Proceed
straight ahead.
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Understood.
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The SDR2's body is made of
the same armor as an Abrams tank.
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An antipersonnel mine isn't
enough to make a dent.
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Two meters ahead of my left foot...
I've spotted an anti-tank TM62M mine.
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Adjust course five degrees to
the right and go around it.
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Understood.
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That would have been bad if
the blast had hit directly...
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Why did the mine go off?
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A rifle bullet hit it. A random shot.
Don't worry about it.
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I've spotted an enemy up ahead,
in the grass at my 2 o'clock!
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Deploy the flamethrower
and burn him.
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Understood!
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I've lost the enemy!
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Where did he go?!
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Calm down. Just wait
for our orders.
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Understood.
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Either he fell into the sea
or was crushed by the rocks.
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Either way, there's little
chance that he survived.
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Use the geophone and find out.
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Understood.
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Geophone?
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It's a device that captures
the acoustic waves of ground movement -
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and amplifies them several thousand times.
If anyone's moving out there, we'll know.
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The pilot's blood pressure and
heart rate are increasing.
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Not to worry. Those are normal values
for a soldier on the battlefield.
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It's only been thee months
since he joined the unit, yes?
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I have my doubts as to whether he's mentally
prepared for this wholesale slaughter!
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All of our plans were put
together by a supercomputer.
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Our pilot will obey
orders, period.
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This shouldn't cause the emotional problems
seen in veterans of Iraq or Vietnam.
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Can you be so certain?!
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I've detected footsteps.
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What?
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But from the urban district,
not the wooded area.
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Not our guy from before, huh?
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We already have 49 confirmed kills.
There's only one left: just Noyce.
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Noyce, eh?
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Noyce is a former IRA soldier.
He is the last target.
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Understood.
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That damn Noyce.
He sure is inventive.
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He's the one who planted that?
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Yes.
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Noyce is an explosives
specialist.
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He's destroyed roads, churches,
all forms of modern structures.
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He's the toughest opponent out
of all those in today's test.
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Die, fucker!
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It's all right. The SDR2 is operational.
There was no damage at all.
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Splendid. I'm sure the soldiers will be most
happy to have one of THESE on the front lines.
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Sir.
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Hm? What is it?
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00:11:02,240 --> 00:11:05,400
The pilot's brainwaves
are a little erratic.
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00:11:05,410 --> 00:11:06,400
What?
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They're still within parameters,
but at this rate...
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00:11:09,480 --> 00:11:16,810
Shh! We can't halt the test now. More
than $100 million has gone into the SDR2!
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What is it, SDR2? Why didn't
you use the Gatling Cannon?
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Using that on a guy like THIS
would be a waste of bullets.
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What?!
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It seems our pilot has
gotten rather used to war.
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Y-yes...
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S-stop! Don't do more than
what's required, SDR2!
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It's just in case!
He could come back to life!
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Come back to life? Just
what is he talking about?
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W-well...
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Sure enough, it's made
him mentally unstable.
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Where's your proof?
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There's no way any normal person's mind is
equipped to handle this kind of mass murder.
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If a weapon like
this is introduced, -
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it will lead to great, lasting psychological
damage to America's military.
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What are you saying?!
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We did not offer up our robotic technology
to create a killing machine like this!
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This is a devilish weapon! That pilot's
spirit will never go back to normal!
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And so what?
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The battlefield isn't
a normal place, is it?
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In Vietnam, women and even
children showered us in gunfire.
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Several of my men were gunned down
because they dropped their guard!
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In that kind of situation, introducing
a machine like THIS only makes sense.
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Th-then...
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Yes. It passed with
flying colors.
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The soldiers of today are weak, but
if we have them pilot the SDR2, -
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it will refine their
strength of will!
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Th-thank you very much.
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You're mad. All of you,
you've gone mad!
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I'll have no more part of this!
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Stupid, peace-loving Jap.
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Very well, I'll have
the SDR2 return to base.
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Please wait. There's still
one more remaining.
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What?
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That guy from before.
135
00:14:03,190 --> 00:14:06,440
I don't believe it.
He's still alive?
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00:14:06,460 --> 00:14:08,510
Hurry, use the rifle
and shoot him!
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Range: 600 meters. Wind speed: 5 meters.
Humidity: 80%. Calibrations complete.
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Psh! He missed?
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00:14:22,840 --> 00:14:26,630
It looks like there's a vertical updraft
rising from the valley between them.
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We can't miss a second time.
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A-a bullet struck
the face shield.
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What?
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00:14:36,690 --> 00:14:40,480
You're saying, he shot that far
and hit where the SDR2 missed?
144
00:14:40,860 --> 00:14:44,220
I-if this wasn't bulletproof
glass, I'd be dead.
145
00:14:54,340 --> 00:14:58,430
Stop it, SDR2! Shoot only when
you've made the proper calibrations!
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00:14:58,610 --> 00:15:01,800
It was luck just now, that's all.
Don't lose control!
147
00:15:02,910 --> 00:15:08,510
No. That wasn't luck. He took
proper aim at me and fired.
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H-he's disappeared.
I can't find him anywhere.
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What'd you say?
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00:15:23,540 --> 00:15:24,870
How can that be?!
What'd you say?
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I tracked him as far as
the stream to the south, but...
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I-I've found the target!
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There he is.
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He's rubbed mud over his body.
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00:16:01,840 --> 00:16:07,570
Ah. He rubbed mud on his body so
the infrared sensors wouldn't find him.
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Doing that would lower
his body temperature.
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00:16:22,960 --> 00:16:25,920
Now the son of a bitch wants
to draw him into the river?
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Use the Owl Eye!
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00:16:27,830 --> 00:16:30,760
Owl Eye? A night-vision scope?
160
00:16:30,770 --> 00:16:35,060
Yes. It can amplify the faintest
of light several thousand times.
161
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There'll be nowhere he can hide.
162
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The Owl Eye has found him!
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Target acquired!
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My eyes!
165
00:17:14,310 --> 00:17:17,640
The flare gun caused
a monitor overload!
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Wh-what was that?!
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When the night scope encounters blinding
light, the shutter will automatically lower.
168
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He knew that, so he
used the flare gun.
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What?!
170
00:17:29,330 --> 00:17:32,730
Th-this is no normal opponent!
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Calm down! SDR2. Your
vision will return soon!
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SDR2! Calm down! The enemy
is to your 9 o'clock!
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It's them! They're...
they're alive!
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DIE!
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Stop it, SDR2!
Those are corpses!
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Sir. The pilot is clearly unbalanced.
Please abort the test at once!
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Otherwise, at this rate...
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Keep going. We should
see how this plays out.
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Th-the SDR2 is destroyed.
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He aimed for the SDR2's gun barrel
and shot a bullet right into it!
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It can't be. That's
not possible!
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This is the man who landed a bullet on
the SDR2's face area from that distance.
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It's not strange that he
could do THIS as well.
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A man like that actually exists?
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Get that man in here at once!
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Sir!
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We must find out
who he really is.
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Thus, we assembled those terrorists in order
to test the SDR2 fighting capabilities.
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The SDR2 should have
come out on top, -
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but ironically, it is our
last-minute entrant who remains.
191
00:20:24,600 --> 00:20:31,300
Which brings us to this: You simply MUST teach
us how you acquired you fighting capabilities.
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What will you do
with that knowledge?
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America will continue to be involved in wars
across the world as she seeks to protect liberty.
194
00:20:42,350 --> 00:20:48,610
But youngsters these days simply don't have
the strength of will to engage in a ground attack.
195
00:20:48,960 --> 00:20:52,280
It's no good having a military that
can only do air attacks, is that it?
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00:20:52,660 --> 00:20:56,890
That's exactly it. If we could
utilize your fighting know-how, -
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our training would make great strides,
and we could create the ultimate military.
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There would be no need to spend large
amounts of money on the SDR2 or its like.
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B-but...!
200
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By all means, you must
become our military advisor.
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And what if I refuse?
202
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Sadly, that is not an option. This
isn't a request: it's an order.
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The only answer you
can give is "Yes."
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Why did you assemble
only terrorists?
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Because they're scum who seek to
bring down the system of JUSTICE
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that our military establishes
across the world.
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Isn't that system of justice
nothing more than YOUR system?
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Don't be stupid! America's
justice is the world's justice!
209
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I worried, unable to ask anyone for advice
210
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I was dispirited, frozen in place
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When was it that
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I became unable to move?
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I'm sure
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If people are injured, then even their opponents
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Become unable to notice
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That they are injuring, forever
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You suffered too, didn't you?
218
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In the same way
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During this everyday repetition
220
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Because you're here
221
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And you don't change
222
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I, too, can accept me as I am
223
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I won't let you be alone anymore
224
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I touch that trembling heart so softly
225
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I noticed I wasn't the only one who was lonely
226
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Wrapped in the sun's gentle rays
227
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Even that too-long winter will end, won't it?
228
00:23:44,240 --> 00:23:47,470
Having known solitude, I'm sure the two of us
229
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Can become that much stronger
230
00:24:02,420 --> 00:24:05,640
Golgo is in a wreck and becomes
unable to move his right arm.
231
00:24:05,990 --> 00:24:11,250
In order to complete his job, Golgo asks
the talented doctor Yann to perform an operation.
232
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However, he learns that
the target is Yann's father.
233
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Which path will this skilled
devil of a sniper choose?
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The "Skill" of Angels and Devils
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The "Skill" of Angels and Devils
Next time on Golgo 13,
"The 'Skill' of Angels and Devils"
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The "Skill" of Angels and Devils
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The "Skill" of Angels and Devils
Do not stand behind him,
if you value your life!
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Do not stand behind him,
if you value your life!
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