Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Yun successfully befriends Jeanne d'Arc Alter and begins teaching her manga.
• Jeanne d'Arc Alter learns manga quickly, reaching a month's worth of progress in a single night.
• Su Yun reveals he will debut his first manga at C98, and Jeanne d'Arc Alter decides to attend the event.
• Jeanne d'Arc Alter discovers adult content in her research about C98 and is shocked.

Character Developments

• Jeanne d'Arc Alter: She learns to communicate online, becomes a prolific but foul-mouthed keyboard warrior, and develops a tsundere personality. She also learns manga quickly and decides to attend C98.
• Su Yun: He patiently teaches Jeanne d'Arc Alter manga despite her difficult personality and reveals his plan to debut his first manga at C98.

Significant Themes

• Growth and Learning: Jeanne d'Arc Alter rapidly learns manga and decides to attend C98, symbolizing her growth and new experiences.
• Communication and Friendship: Despite Jeanne d'Arc Alter's initial difficulty in communicating, she forms a friendship with Su Yun through their shared interest in manga.
• Discovery and Awareness: Jeanne d'Arc Alter discovers adult content online, leading to a moment of growth and self-awareness.

Character Interactions

• Su Yun and Jeanne d'Arc Alter: Their friendship develops as they interact through manga lessons, with Jeanne d'Arc Alter showing bashfulness and Su Yun demonstrating patience.
• Jeanne d'Arc Alter and Online Community: Jeanne d'Arc Alter's interactions with the online community are initially negative due to her foul mouth, but she later shows curiosity and a desire to learn more about manga and C98.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Yun decides to make contact with mysterious entities using Abigail Williams's identity during the day.
• He locates a powerful mysterious entity in Hokkaido, hidden in a mountain village, and discovers it's Kibutsuji Muzan, the Demon King.
• Su Yun finds that Muzan has created an underground fortress, the Infinite Castle, to hide and survive.
• Su Yun manifests Abigail Williams using Fantasy Power and sends her to confront Muzan and his evil ghosts.

Character Developments

• Su Yun demonstrates strategic patience and thorough investigation skills.
• Abigail Williams is manifested as a powerful, mysterious figure, serving as the representative of the Void Outer Gods.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for survival and the lengths one will go to ensure it (Muzan's cowardice and desperation).
• The power of belief and faith (Abigail's connection to the Outer Gods and her manifestation).
• The consequences of ignorance and superstition (the Salem witch trials and the spread of madness).

Character Interactions

• Su Yun interacts with Jeanne d'Arc Alter, updating her on his plans.
• Abigail Williams, controlled by Su Yun, interacts with evil ghosts and demons, demonstrating her power.
• Muzan, though not directly interacting with Abigail, is the target of her manifestation and the focus of her advancing power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Muzan, the Demon King, is alerted to an invasion of his Infinite Castle.
• He flees through a secret passage, abandoning his demons and the castle.
• Muzan encounters Abigail, controlled by Su Yun, who tortures him with tentacles.
• Muzan is saved by Makiri Zolgen, who introduces himself as Matou Zouken.

Character Developments

• Muzan shows cowardice and prioritizes his own survival over his demons.
• Abigail, controlled by Su Yun, demonstrates ruthlessness and indifference.
• Makiri Zolgen, now calling himself Matou Zouken, appears more confident and evil.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for survival and the lengths one will go to ensure it.
• The indifference of higher powers towards lower beings.
• The manipulation and use of others for personal gain.

Character Interactions

• Muzan interacts with his subordinate demon, showing anger and lack of empathy.
• Abigail and Muzan have a one-sided interaction, with Abigail torturing Muzan.
• Makiri Zolgen (as Matou Zouken) greets Abigail politely, showing deference to her power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Muzan calls for help from his "master," Matou Zouken, after being captured.
• Zouken appears and reveals himself to Abigail, who displays powers similar to Mystery.
• Abigail uses an illusion to incapacitate Zouken, who flees afterward.
• Muzan is executed by Abigail, leading to the destruction of all his demon creations.
• Su Yun fails to establish contact with Mystery and decides to air the new Light Screen footage.

Character Developments

• Matou Zouken: Revealed to be a high-level Mystery, but shows cowardice and fragility against Abigail's illusion.
• Kibutsuji Muzan: Tortured and eventually executed by Abigail.
• Su Yun: Frustrated by the failure to contact Mystery and decides to air the new Light Screen footage to earn more Fantasy Power.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and interactions between humanity, Mystery, and the Outer Gods of the Void.
• The use of illusions and mental contamination as weapons.
• The cowardice and fragility of high-level Mysteries.

Character Interactions

• Abigail and Matou Zouken: Abigail uses an illusion to incapacitate Zouken, who then flees.
• Abigail and Kibutsuji Muzan: Abigail tortures and eventually executes Muzan.
• Su Yun and Abigail: Su Yun controls Abigail to execute Muzan and air the new Light Screen footage.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Emiya Shirou struggles with the sudden influx of love letters due to his celebrity status from the Light Screen footage.
• The Light Screen footage resumes, this time showing a battle between Mordred and Berserker, with a high-tech crow observing them.
• The footage reveals a room filled with advanced technology, including a mechanical chair with an unknown occupant, who speaks in a synthesized voice.

Character Developments

• Shirou is troubled by his newfound fame and the love letters he receives, trying to navigate his new situation without hurting anyone's feelings.
• Shirou's friends, particularly Rin and Illya, notice his discomfort and react differently: Rin with sarcastic remarks and Illya with a dangerous stare.

Significant Themes

• The impact of fame and sudden popularity on an individual.
• The intersection of technology and fantasy in the Light Screen footage.
• The mystery surrounding the high-tech room and its occupant.

Character Interactions

• Shirou interacts with his friends, particularly Rin and Illya, who both express concern and disapproval regarding his new situation.
• The unknown occupant of the mechanical chair interacts with the Light Screen footage, expressing curiosity about the Holy Grail War and Shirou's involvement.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Matou Shinji's true identity as the creator of the black-tech mechanical animals is revealed.
• Shinji hints at having transformed himself into a cyborg, no longer purely human.
• Tokisaki Kurumi and Arcueid discuss the implications of Shinji's statements about the Holy Grail War and Tohsaka Rin.
• The potential threat of Shinji's participation in the Holy Grail War is discussed, given his advanced black-tech and Sakura's frailty.

Character Developments

• Matou Shinji: Revealed as a genius with advanced black-tech capabilities, hinting at a cyborg transformation. Shows anticipation and calm in the face of surprise.
• Matou Sakura: Expresses confidence and admiration for her brother's abilities.
• Emiya Shirou: Focused on understanding Shinji's mechanical transformation.
• Tokisaki Kurumi and Arcueid: Discuss the implications of Shinji's statements, considering his potential threat in the Holy Grail War.

Significant Themes

• The blurring line between humanity and technology, as seen in Shinji's potential cyborg transformation.
• The Holy Grail War's secrets and the potential for real-world involvement.
• The threat of advanced technology in the Holy Grail War, as demonstrated by Shinji's black-tech.

Character Interactions

• Rin and Shinji: Rin expresses surprise and admiration for Shinji's creations.
• Sakura and Shinji: Sakura shows confidence in her brother's abilities.
• Kurumi and Arcueid: Discuss the implications of Shinji's statements, considering his potential threat in the Holy Grail War.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Matou Shinji presents a detailed analysis of Berserker's and Saber's identities, displaying exceptional intelligence and analytical skills.
• He expresses his determination to defeat Tohsaka Rin for Sakura's sake and considers Shirou his only non-enemy in the Holy Grail War.
• The real world audience compares Matou Shinji to Aizen Tokiomi, suggesting he could be the war's ultimate victor.
• Matou Shinji experiences Déjà vu and suspects that this world is an illusion.
• Emiya Shirou, Tohsaka Rin, Mordred, and Matou Sakura have breakfast together, with Matou Sakura declaring her feelings for Emiya Shirou.
• Despite the ongoing Holy Grail War, they all go to school the next day.

Character Developments

• Matou Shinji showcases his analytical prowess and confidence in his abilities.
• Matou Shinji begins to question the reality of his world.
• Matou Sakura stands up to Tohsaka Rin and declares her feelings for Emiya Shirou.
• Emiya Shirou maintains his daily routine despite the Holy Grail War.

Significant Themes

• The Holy Grail War's unpredictability and the potential for any participant to win.
• The illusionary nature of the world and the possibility of Déjà vu indicating something amiss.
• The importance of daily life and routine, even amidst extraordinary circumstances.

Character Interactions

• Matou Shinji's analysis guides the audience's thoughts, demonstrating his influence.
• Matou Sakura stands up to Tohsaka Rin, showing her determination and defiance.
• Emiya Shirou, Tohsaka Rin, Mordred, and Matou Sakura share a meal together, highlighting their complex relationships.
• Emiya Shirou maintains his daily routine with Fujimura Taiga, showing his commitment to normalcy.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Emiya Shirou performs a high jump, which is broadcasted worldwide, causing a global sensation.
• Tohsaka Rin reveals she has known Emiya Shirou since middle school, having witnessed his dedication to high jump practice.
• Emiya Shirou and Tohsaka Rin start attending school together, with Rin agreeing to look after Shirou.
• In the Light Screen footage, Shirou and Rin attend classes diligently.

Character Developments

• Emiya Shirou: Shows determination and perseverance in his high jump practice, remains humble and unconcerned about the global attention.
• Tohsaka Rin: Reveals her past connection with Shirou, shows embarrassment and bashfulness when her feelings are hinted at.
• Mordred: Shows a more casual and wild side, indifferent to others' opinions about her appearance.

Significant Themes

• Perseverance and dedication (through Shirou's high jump practice)
• Embarrassment and bashfulness (shown by Rin)
• Indifference to others' opinions (shown by Mordred)

Character Interactions

• Emiya Shirou and Tohsaka Rin: Their past connection is revealed, and they start attending school together, with Rin showing concern for Shirou.
• Tohsaka Rin and Matou Sakura: Rin reacts strongly when Sakura hints at her past feelings for Shirou.
• Tohsaka Tokiomi and Tohsaka Aoi: Tokiomi feels threatened by Shirou's presence in Rin's life, while Aoi reminisces about seeing Shirou practice high jumps in the past.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mordred, bored at home, decides to go out for a walk in Fuyuki City.
• She encounters a well-fed, aloof orange cat and tries to pet it, but the cat dodges and scratches her, igniting her competitive spirit.
• Mordred and the cat engage in a comical "cat-fist battle" in the middle of the street, drawing a crowd and laughter.

Character Developments

• Mordred displays her playful and competitive side, showing that she's not just hot-tempered and proud, but also has an adorable, gap moe aspect to her personality.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between Mordred's usual demeanor and her unexpected, cute behavior highlights the theme of duality in character development.
• The power of humor and adorableness in winning over audiences is also emphasized.

Character Interactions

• Mordred's interaction with the orange cat reveals her competitive nature and her ability to find amusement in unexpected situations.
• The crowd's reaction to Mordred's cat-fight shows the power of humor and adorableness in winning over audiences.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mordred's childish behavior raises concerns about her suitability to be king.
• Morgan le Fay is seen lamenting Mordred's state, while her subordinates find Mordred adorable.
• Artoria, aboard a military transport, decides she will raise her future daughter properly, unlike Mordred.
• In the Light Screen, Mordred chases a cat, then encounters a group of children at an arcade.
• Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes, appears at the arcade, interacting with Mordred.

Character Developments

• Mordred: Shows impulsive and childish behavior, but also demonstrates self-control and concern for innocent people's safety when she refrains from fighting Gilgamesh in a public place.
• Artoria: Reflects on Mordred's upbringing and decides she will raise her future daughter properly.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of improper upbringing and lack of education (Mordred's situation).
• The responsibility of parents in raising their children (Artoria's decision).

Character Interactions

• Mordred and the King of Heroes (Gilgamesh): Their brief interaction sparks curiosity and tension, with Mordred showing restraint despite her anger.
• Artoria and Mordred: Though not directly interacting, Artoria's thoughts about Mordred and her decision to raise her future daughter properly reflect her feelings towards Mordred.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mordred's Faith Power increases, nearing the point for Fantasy Manifestation.
• Su Yun plans to use Faith Power to create a genuine living being, Mordred.
• Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes, visits an arcade, spending twenty million yen and earning the admiration of everyone present.
• Mordred enters the arcade, watches Gilgamesh play, and decides to challenge him for the title of "King."

Character Developments

• Mordred: Becomes fascinated by Gilgamesh's popularity and the respect he commands. She decides to challenge him to become the "King" herself.
• Gilgamesh: Shows off his gaming prowess, earning the respect and admiration of the arcade's patrons. He accepts Mordred's challenge.

Significant Themes

• Power and Influence: Gilgamesh's wealth and skill grant him power and influence, earning him the title of "King" among the arcade patrons.
• Aspiration to Rule: Mordred, seeing Gilgamesh's influence, becomes determined to become a "King" herself.

Character Interactions

• Mordred and Gilgamesh: Mordred challenges Gilgamesh after witnessing his influence and popularity, setting up a contest between them.
• Gilgamesh and the Arcade Patrons: Gilgamesh interacts with the arcade patrons, earning their respect and admiration through his wealth and gaming skill.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mordred and King of Heroes (Artoria) meet in an arcade, with Artoria displaying impressive gaming skills.
• Mordred challenges Artoria for the title of 'King of Games,' leading to a motorcycle racing duel within the game.
• The scene shifts to Emiya Shirou at Homurahara Academy, where Matou Sakura informs him that her brother wants to see him.

Character Developments

• Artoria: Despite being a Heroic Spirit, Artoria is shown to be highly adaptable to modern society, enjoying and excelling at arcade games, challenging people's perceptions of him as a stern, kingly figure.
• Mordred: Mordred's competitive nature and desire for recognition are further emphasized as she challenges Artoria, showing her determination and fighting spirit.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between ancient and modern, with Artoria's behavior in the arcade highlighting the differences between his past and present personas.
• The power of contrast and unexpected shifts in tone, as seen in the Fifth Holy Grail War's Light Screen depiction, which generates significant Fantasy Power and Power of Faith.

Character Interactions

• Artoria and Mordred: Their interaction is characterized by trash talk and competitive spirit, with Mordred viewing Artoria as a rival to be defeated, while Artoria sees her as an entertaining challenge.
• Emiya Shirou and Matou Sakura: Their interaction is brief but sets up a potential meeting between Shirou and Sakura's brother, which could lead to further developments in the plot.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Emiya Shirou learns that Matou Shinji is on the school rooftop.
• Red A reveals his desire to kill his past self (Emiya Shirou) in the original timeline.
• Matou Shinji appears normal but speaks cryptically about reality and illusions.
• The scene shifts between Emiya Shirou and Matou Shinji, and Red A senses something unusual.

Character Developments

• Emiya Shirou: Struggles to understand Matou Shinji's cryptic words and feels uneasy.
• Matou Shinji: Reveals his true self and questions the reality of their world.
• Red A: Reflects on his past self and feels conflicted about his mission.

Significant Themes

• Reality and illusion: Matou Shinji questions the authenticity of their world.
• Identity: Red A grapples with his identity as an AI and his past self.
• Betrayal: Emiya Shirou feels betrayed by Matou Shinji's cryptic behavior.

Character Interactions

• Emiya Shirou and Matou Shinji: Their conversation is tense and confusing, with Matou Shinji speaking in riddles.
• Red A and Tohsaka Rin: Red A advises Rin to maintain an alliance with Emiya Shirou for now.
• Emiya Shirou and Tohsaka Rin: Rin is conflicted about her feelings for Emiya Shirou and their opposing roles in the Holy Grail War.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Matou Shinji reveals he's aware of the Infinite Tsukuyomi world's nature, comparing it to an NPC realizing they're in a game.
• He mentions the Moon Sea (a virtual world) and BB (an AI controlling it), shifting the conversation towards science fiction.
• Matou Shinji's words provoke Emiya Shirou, causing the illusory world to destabilize.
• A flashback shows Matou Shinji discovering the world's limitations and investigating its core, leading him to Emiya Shirou.
• Emiya Shirou collapses after trying to remember something, and Red A knocks him unconscious.

Character Developments

• Matou Shinji: Confirmed his suspicions about the world's true nature and began investigating its core.
• Emiya Shirou: Experienced pain and conflict while trying to remember something, ultimately collapsing.

Significant Themes

• The nature of reality and illusion (Infinite Tsukuyomi world vs. real world).
• The consequences of discovering the truth (Matou Shinji's reaction, Emiya Shirou's collapse).

Character Interactions

• Matou Shinji and Emiya Shirou: Their interaction reveals Emiya Shirou's unusual data, suggesting he's different from other illusory world inhabitants.
• Matou Shinji and Tohsaka Rin: Their history (Matou Shinji's programming work and Tohsaka Rin breaking his computer) is revealed.
• Red A and Matou Shinji: Red A's appearance and words hint at his knowledge of Matou Shinji's discovery and his true identity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Matou Shinji recognizes Red A (Emiya Shirou) and is shocked by his appearance.
• Red A reveals that he has experienced two apocalypses and is now a Guardian of the Light of Humanity.
• Matou Shinji reveals that he is a clone from the 23rd century who reincarnated into the current timeline.
• Abigail Williams appears and reverses time in Fuyuki City.

Character Developments

• Matou Shinji: Shows exceptional intelligence, perception, and calmness under pressure. Reveals his complex origins and past lives.
• Red A (Emiya Shirou): Struggles with revealing his past to Matou Shinji. Shows concern and care for his friend.

Significant Themes

• The cyclical nature of apocalypse and rebirth.
• The consequences of humanity's actions on its future.
• The power of knowledge and intelligence in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Matou Shinji and Red A: Their conversation reveals their deep friendship and mutual respect. They share information and secrets, strengthening their bond.
• Matou Shinji and Abigail Williams: Their interaction is brief but tense, hinting at a potential conflict or challenge.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Light Screen footage rewinds time back to the morning, with no one noticing except Red A.
• The Infinite Tsukuyomi world begins to destabilize as Emiya Shirou questions its reality.
• Abigail Williams' appearance and the mysterious purple eye trigger mental contamination and fear in viewers.
• Matou Zouken, a higher Mystery, suffers mental distress due to the eye's impact.
• The world resets, and events repeat without anyone noticing, except Red A.

Character Developments

• Emiya Shirou: Becomes the core of the Infinite Tsukuyomi world, losing control over it.
• Matou Shinji: Investigates the world's authenticity and decides to postpone contact with Shirou.
• Matou Zouken: Suffers mental contamination and becomes trapped in a vicious cycle, unable to abandon his human form.

Significant Themes

• The power of Outer Void Gods and their mental contamination abilities.
• The struggle between human form and higher Mystery nature in Matou Zouken.
• The detachment of the Outer Void God behind Abigail Williams, treating the world as a game.

Character Interactions

• Red A and Emiya Shirou: Red A feels heavy-hearted due to Shirou's loss of control over the world.
• Matou Shinji and the unknown entity: Shinji decides to postpone contact with Shirou after learning about the mysterious entity.
• Matou Zouken and the Mystery Will: Zouken prays for help but receives no response, sealing his plea unconsciously.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Matou Shinji's memories are restored, shocking spectators with his technological prowess.
• In the Light Screen footage, Matou Shinji remains silent after recovering his memories, causing no further changes at school.
• Mordred and the King of Heroes engage in a motorcycle racing game duel, with the King of Heroes winning by a narrow margin.
• Mordred challenges the King of Heroes to another game duel, choosing from various arcade games.

Character Developments

• Matou Shinji: Shows extraordinary technological and strategic abilities, but his true nature remains mysterious.
• Mordred: Experiences praise and encouragement after losing, a new feeling for her, and becomes more determined to defeat the King of Heroes.
• The King of Heroes: Shows mercy and grace by allowing Mordred to choose the next game for their duel, demonstrating his confidence and generosity as a king.

Significant Themes

• The power of technology and wisdom, represented by Matou Shinji's abilities.
• The thrill and excitement of competition, as seen in the esports tournament between Mordred and the King of Heroes.
• The importance of honor and determination, as exhibited by Mordred's refusal to accept defeat easily.

Character Interactions

• Matou Shinji and Red A: Shinji's actions cause Red A to worry about his condition, but Red A remains silent due to an apostle's influence.
• Mordred and the King of Heroes: Their intense rivalry and mutual respect drive them to engage in a series of game duels, with Mordred challenging the King of Heroes to another match after her initial loss.
• Spectators in the real world and the Light Screen footage: Both groups are captivated and excited by the esports tournament between Mordred and the King of Heroes, cheering them on and praising their skills.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mordred continues dueling the King of Heroes in various games, drawing interest from others, including Jeanne d'Arc Alter, to try these games.
• Unscrupulous businessmen exploit the situation to create predatory mobile games based on the games shown in the Light Screen.
• Red A decides to take action, visiting the Matou Residence and learning that Matou Shinji remembers the time rewind and understands the nature of the illusory world.
• Red A heads to Mount Enzo, where Ryudou Temple is located, and encounters a long-haired young warrior at the entrance.

Character Developments

• Mordred demonstrates exceptional gaming talent and comprehension, as well as superior reflexes and hand speed as a Heroic Spirit.
• Tohsaka Rin experiences self-doubt after the events of the previous night, leading her to caution Red A to be careful.
• Matou Shinji reveals that he has access to his memories from the Sea of Imaginary Numbers and understands the nature of the illusory world, suggesting that he is no longer entirely human.
• Red A decides to "flip the table" and take direct action, displaying a cold and resolute demeanor.

Significant Themes

• The power of gaming and its influence on the real world.
• The consequences of time manipulation and the creation of an illusory world.
• The blurred line between humanity and non-humanity, as seen through Matou Shinji's transformation.

Character Interactions

• Mordred and the King of Heroes continue their intense gaming duels, with Mordred learning and improving.
• Red A and Matou Shinji have a cryptic conversation, leading to a tacit understanding between them.
• Tohsaka Rin and Red A discuss their plans for the night, with Tohsaka Rin expressing caution and concern for Red A's safety.
• Red A encounters a long-haired young warrior at Ryudou Temple, setting the stage for potential conflict or interaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sasaki Kojiro, a handsome samurai, appears as a Heroic Spirit in the Light Screen.
• He is revealed to be an Assassin, not a Saber as expected.
• Sasaki Kojiro admits his true name and identity, unlike other Heroic Spirits in the Fifth Holy Grail War.
• He challenges Red A to a duel, demonstrating his powerful killing intent.

Character Developments

• Sasaki Kojiro: Shows confidence, nobility, and a terrifying killing intent when provoked. He is revealed to be an Assassin, not a Saber, challenging expectations.
• Red A: Shows caution and respect for Sasaki Kojiro's power, but also displays a calm and calculating demeanor, considering the situation strategically.

Significant Themes

• Identity and truth: Sasaki Kojiro's true identity as a Heroic Spirit and his real-world counterpart's reaction to this revelation.
• Power dynamics: The tension between Sasaki Kojiro's formidable presence and Red A's strategic approach.
• The Holy Grail War's rules: The contrast between Sasaki Kojiro's openness and the usual secrecy among Heroic Spirits.

Character Interactions

• Sasaki Kojiro and Red A: Their interaction is tense and respectful, with Sasaki Kojiro challenging Red A to a duel while Red A considers the strategic implications of fighting him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Red A reveals that Sasaki Kojiro is not the historical figure but an unnamed warrior given the name.
• Sasaki Kojiro admits this and expresses indifference about his false identity.
• Red A initiates a long-range attack using a bow and arrows, while Sasaki Kojiro defends using his sword.
• Sasaki Kojiro's movement is restricted to the area around Ryudou Temple's gate.
• Red A targets Ryudou Temple directly, but his attacks are blocked by a defensive barrier.

Character Developments

• Sasaki Kojiro accepts his false identity and demonstrates exceptional swordsmanship.
• Red A shows strategic thinking by targeting areas beyond Sasaki Kojiro's range.

Significant Themes

• The power of legend and storytelling to shape history and identity.
• The consequences of cheating or bending rules in a competition.

Character Interactions

• Red A and Sasaki Kojiro engage in a battle of wits and skills, with Red A trying to exploit Sasaki Kojiro's limitations.
• The people of the real world react to the revelation about Sasaki Kojiro's true identity, expressing surprise and disbelief.