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#ZANKYOU NO TERROR EPISODE 3 DISCUSSION GENERATOR#

Nine and Twelve got wind of that and tried to flee. One day, they their masters were forced to end the program and dispose of any evidence, including the child soldiers. From the day they could walk they were thought the deadly trade. Nine and Twelve were Tykebombs, who now are out to get their old mastersNine and Twelve were children, who were brought up by, say, a rogue faction inside the Japanese (?) secret services to serve as infiltrators, saboteurs, terrorists and similar. This troper will admit that there may be some leaps of logic to be taken, but none seem to be so severe as to make the ending outside of the confines of the show's universe. And we can almost assume these measures were carried out with some modicum of success, since Shibazaki made no mention of any significant deaths when he finally caught up with them. Evacuate all those with pacemakers and the like to facilities that would provide adequate shielding, and one could save their lives, as well. So, they would be able to keep essential things running, like enough power for life support.

#ZANKYOU NO TERROR EPISODE 3 DISCUSSION GENERATOR#

Though this troper is not sure of the prevalence of back-up generators in hospitals, it can be assumed that most, if not all, would have some kind of generator most likely fueled by diesel. Also, it's quite possible that that hospitals were given enough time to make adequate preparations for the loss of main power.

May have been averted in the ending, as the detonation of the nuclear bomb at the end almost certainly would have killed people who need to be on round-the-clock life support, people on pacemakers, and we didn't find out if the last 4 airplanes still in the air 55 seconds before the explosion managed to land safely beforehand.

As to why they follow this principle, it might have something to do with the "others" they couldn't save. All of their plans so far have been engineered specifically to avoid casualties, and with good reason: their conflict is with the system, not the people in the system itself. Nine and Twelve adhere to Thou Shalt Not Kill As of Episode 2, their casualty count stands at 27 people with minor injuries, despite their escapades including heisting a nuclear plant, demolishing a skyscraper, and bombing a police station.