>The Endless Battle The Superhuman Bureau is tasked with the mission to find Master Sergeant Jonathan Morrell, a soldier who escaped from the US Yokota Air Base. The superhuman soldier had his abilities artificially enhanced, and his heart was deeply scarred after being dispatched to the long, drawn out war in Southeast Asia. Jiro does not agree to the army's inhumane ways and teams up with Raito to try and return Jonathan to his home in the US. Meanwhile, Col. Carloco is in Japan with this troops. He is a comrade of Magotake when it comes to the matter of using superhumans in the army, and he starts to reveal the horrifying ambition of the US.
This is it. This is the much-awaited episode by vaunted Gen Urobuchi.
Let us all see what he has in store for us.
Charles Taylor
Also, episode 21 will go towards the year Shinka 49 (1974), when the oil crisis hit Japan and the rest of the world during the Yom Kippur war. Japan will import American War Robots to further increase their control over their rogue superhuman population.
International events are awaiting us.
Perhaps we shall see new variants of the biodestroyer robot.
Henry Hill
Staff for this week's episode 20: >Screenplay Gen Urobuchi >Storyboard & Episode Director Tomo Ōkubo >Animation Director Noriko Morishima & Takafumi Mitani
Staff for next week's episode 21: >Screenplay Shō Aikawa >Storyboard & Mechanical Animation Director Ken Ootsuka >Episode Director Naoki Hishikawa >Animation Director Yoshiyuki Kodaira, Atsushi Hasebe & Hitomi Odashima
Anthony Kelly
This episode was very "urobuchian", but still made sense in the series's context.
Jaxon Parker
My body is ready.
Julian Flores
The episode is now also available on Daisuki.
I still hate the fact that Funimation gets to air it one hour earlier. Stupid timezones.
James Thompson
Hunting Charlie.
Michael Bailey
Carloco seems to be quite loco.
Henry Evans
Master Ultima wants the unlimited potential of the little boy.
Daniel Clark
anyone got the credit ? Is Yutapon there ?
Benjamin Cook
Next episode, the super robot era commences. For Justice, Freedom and Peace.
Joshua Ross
>It's a Butcher episode
Blake Howard
And indeed, people were butchered.
Nicholas Roberts
Let's burn Charlie out of his hiding hole.
Jacob Anderson
Kill them all.
Landon Scott
>[Muffled ride of the valkyries in the distance]
Isaiah Brooks
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Josiah Morris
What is Kikko thinking here?
Landon Murphy
How much more are nips going to exploit Vietnam ' brutality ' in animu?
When will we get an animu about Nanking brutality? Or comfort women?
Noah Hughes
What
Leo White
Maybe we'll get more fights and relevancy for Equus and that nuclear and plane mode.
Dominic Butler
He is now become Ashura, destroyer of worlds.
Dominic Parker
4 episodes left.
Thomas Mitchell
Literally what is this
Joshua Reyes
Actually really surprised that is decided to go to year 49. For some reason I thought it was stay contained in 48.
Are there any events in Japan big enough that the finale could take place there?
Jace Price
God bless America
Wyatt Ramirez
Haha time for justice
Gavin Rogers
>March in Shinka 43 (1968), Vietnam G.I. Joe fights against vietnamese peasants using rakshasa tiger masks to turn into tigermen. But Johnny can't take the horror of the war. >July in Shinka 49 (1974), Yokota Airbase Johnny runs away, cause he knows what will happen to broken arrows (they get discarded like the space kaijuus), and Jirou and Raito shelter him. Jirou wants to get him back home, but Colonel Carloco knows how to bring back Johnny-boy home the way it is meant to be. With honor. The Colonel asks the Superhuman Bureau to help him, since he knows Magotake, who did work in the Ikuta Imperial Labs. The cyborg programm of the Imperial Japanese Army is the basis of the US Army's Jungle Operations Enforcer elite squad. Fuurouta contacts Kikko and brings her to Jirou, who tries to urge her to not allow the Bureau to get involved in this affair. Emi overhears the meeting and tracks down Jirou's hiding place with her fox spirit. Johnny is however very unstable. Being heavily cybernetically modified and having killed lots of civilians, vietcongs and nonhumans, he freaks out at whatever religious icon that shows nonhuman beings. The J.O.E.s get to their location through the help of the Bureau, but are being tricked by crafty Emi into attacking the wrong door, allowing Jirou and Johnny to flee. However, it's still the US Army against two fugitives. So the J.O.E.s corner the two, and Johnny starts murdering his comrades, taking their parts to become a death machine and kills random civilians. He is made an hero. Then, Carloco tries to capture Jirou for Master Ultima, but the Bureau allows him to flee, telling the J.O.E.s that they got Johnny and should piss off. Johnny returns home as a hero, his murderous rampage is blamed on the vietnamese inhuman being, Jirou promises to continue trying to fight for justice, freedom and peace, and the TRUTH, and help prevent the tragic outcome like Johnny.
Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.
GO J.O.E.
Aiden Morris
G.I. Joe Action figures now available with guns, hammers, drills.
Joe. A real American Hero.
Kevin Carter
I laughed so hard at this
Chase Ortiz
We must get rid of the past to build a new future.
Xavier Jackson
...
Landon Diaz
Bring me Little Boy.
Robert Parker
...
Jonathan Gutierrez
I didn't expect the Butcher to go for maximum satire.
Jace Price
Finish him.
Jackson Foster
>Punching 2 cyber-niggas at once Jirou has been lifting.
Matthew Ortiz
The General's speech was... Interesting.
Noah Lee
I can't wait for Jirou and Daitetsu's battle.
Aaron Anderson
Seig Zeon.
Noah Martinez
...
Ian Lopez
Anyone got the episode titles? I thought the Daitetsu episode was 22
Jose Rodriguez
Gotta dash, there's justice to be done!
Colton Gomez
That lesbian idol chick is coming back next episode
Liam Phillips
...
Jace Campbell
...
Jack Peterson
>No! I must kill the demons he shouted The radio said >No, John. You are the demons And then John was a cyborg.
Cameron Flores
What do you think?
Juan Moore
The United States will prevail as long as there are beings that are not humans as enemies to fight against. The OTHERS.
Ryder Lewis
Flimsy quality.
Easton Torres
>I finally found what Iiiiii was loooooooking for!
Caleb Morgan
What is Emi thinking then?
Austin Ward
Inari is useless.
Leo Taylor
Oh shit! Now this is serious.
Luis Wright
>curse those Americans
Julian Richardson
I like how unapologetic this show is about people dying
Charles Jenkins
And in the distant future, Z.E.O.N. will use the Psycho Zakku to fight the Earth Federation.
Camden Brooks
Hyouma's haremettes will be back.
Jack Diaz
I don't know where they are going with this, but it seems it is heading into where you have a showdown between the new human (superman) against the old human (ghost and monster) with the new human leading by the new nation of US and the old human keeping low profile. And this is not counting aliens like the fumers, space cops, S- planetian, and possibly Kikko.
Thomas Barnes
Red is the color of communists and traitors.
Brody Walker
Confusing piece of shit with lots of pointless, inconsequential content.
Jose Jackson
It took me this long to realize I was staring at the Getter-1
Jonathan Cooper
...
Andrew Bell
Will Kikko ever be useful?
Blake Diaz
Really? For me, that was another very easy understandable and straightforward guestwriter episode.
Angel Sullivan
Taking webm requests, though can't think of much else that's worth a webm
Owen Nelson
She allowed Jirou to escape.
Jeremiah Williams
You have no justice.
Jordan Miller
Carloco becoming a tank.
James Barnes
>Piercing a missile with a kukri The absolute madman
Elijah Bailey
Jonathan Morrell = David Morrell, author of Rambo novel Colonel Carolco = Carolco Pictures, movie studio behind Rambo movies
Xavier Carter
Yeah. I suspected as much.
Jose Price
Dumb Fuurouta.
Carter Nelson
I bet you user look like this when you get angry
Wyatt Cook
Colonel's name is Wilder, if that adds to anything. Wilder Carolco, doesn't ring any bells.
Blake Clark
I wish I looked this cute and dumb.
Colton Johnson
GI JOOOOOOOOOOOOEEEE
Brody Taylor
Cybernetics eats your soul.
Luis Anderson
Here you go If you want the speech, I'll have to download HS since BudLight is soft subs.
Adam Rivera
A true patriot. The United States salute you.
Luke Perry
yay, she's back
Wyatt Morales
Is she going to get her witch candidate status back.
Josiah Martinez
Man I hate it when my plastic gets warped.
Jeremiah Parker
> close-up on the Colonel's glowing blue eyes when he says this evil line ConRevo, your imagery is overt and your ballsy-ness noted.
Xavier Rogers
Progress vs mysticism. New vs old. Justice vs freedom. Us vs them.
Is there no middle way?
James Reed
>Justice vs freedom. False dichtonomy.
Owen Cruz
>Is there no middle way? Yes, burn them all.
Jackson Lopez
Maybe "Wilder" is a mistranslation of something else that sounds similar?
Joseph Davis
Dumb Americans.
Leo Parker
Ullr keeps mentioning Hoshinoko no longer being a queen candidate. Just what exactly does the demon queen title entail?
Julian Thompson
Seeing the white guys always having blond hair and blue eyes is jarring.
Elijah Bell
Probably being the ruler of an entire dimension of sorcerous beings.
Lucas Foster
It's the only way to distinguish them from all those pink- or purple-haired Asians (of which some aren't even humans).
Joseph Thomas
...
Ethan Cooper
Probably, but I think there is something more because Ullr is always saying that, like he was expecting her to be Demon Queen for a purpose, maybe a puppet queen?
Caleb Hernandez
Jonathan going crazy was pretty Urobuchi.
Luke Perez
>that blatant hindu imagery
Owen Bell
I feel like this is the most facial expression we've ever seen him with that isn't 'pissed off'.
Jayden Murphy
> Purple-haired asians ...actually, what ethnicity is Jiro?
Robert Parker
His job was to train her to be worthly Demon Queen, so he doing if because of his lost purpose.