Ashitaba City Battle 2

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Pre-Battle Script

May 27 5:39 PM
Tomi Kisaragi: Info's up. About those creepy-looking Deimos... they're excavation models. "Drillflies," looks like.
Nenji Ogata: Those things are already flying! You're tellin' me they go underground too?
Nenji Ogata: Not great for my mech. I can punch like a truck, but I can't reach the guys in the air.
Takatoshi Hijiyama: The EMP's what you want there. They'll come crashing down to punching range.
Nenji Ogata: Pain in the ass, though...
Shu Amiguchi: Losing the Type-98 tank was a big factor in the design. The first-gen Sentinels went in hard on close-quarters combat.
Shu Amiguchi: They ended up with a focus on raw power over mobility. They didn't know they'd have to deal with these flyers.
Nenji Ogata: Hey, hold on a sec, Amiguchi. How do you know all this crap?
Shu Amiguchi: Well, uh, funny story. I guess you could say it just... came to me in a dream.
Nenji Ogata: The hell are you talking about?

Post-Battle Script

System: Termination of enemy signals confirmed.
System: Aegis activated. Terminal closure complete.
System: Surrounding 2 km area now fully secure. Ending tactical analysis.
Shu Amiguchi: Yeesh, what a mess... At least this area's okay now...
Iori Fuyusaka: Um, my head's been really hurting for a while now... Is something going wrong...?
Shu Amiguchi: Ugh, now that you say that, mine's pounding too... Something messing with our heads?
Keitaro Miura: That's the operating limit of your Sentinel. You'll feel better once you're out.
Keitaro Miura: Piloting the Sentinel is an intensely demanding process. Using it puts massive pressure on your brain.
Keitaro Miura: You can't remain deployed for extended periods, or you start getting backlash.
Ryoko Shinonome: Don't overdo it. I'm not responsible if you end up decoupling your brain from your nanomachines.
Ryoko Shinonome: I suggest you get out of the Sentinel right now. Unless you want to forget your entire life.
Shu Amiguchi: Not exactly a user-friendly robot... Let's get out of these, Fuyusaka.
Iori Fuyusaka: Y-Yeah...

Strategy

Work in Progress