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Aldnoah.Zero: S1E9 (2014 — 2015)
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30 AUG 2014Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance, War, Sci-Fi, Thriller, Animation24 min
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Inko and the others undergo piloting training in a Kataphraktos combat simulator. Inside, Rayet reflects on her hatred, anger, and fear towards the Mars Knights, as well as her own circumstances. Yagarai and Marito also use the simulator to recreate a past battle. And the truth of what happened on Tanegashima is revealed.
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