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Suk, Vardemann, and Lunge pay their respects at Grimmer's grave where Lunge tells them that he is now a professor at the police academy and leaves a cold beer at the graveside. Otto Heckel gives information to Dieter for Tenma on the whereabouts of the twins' mother. Tenma visits her in Southern France and she tells him that she loved the father of her twins and wished revenge on those who killed him through her children. She also recalls how the children did not want to be abandoned by their mother and tells Tenma their real names. In Heidelberg Nina graduates from University. Tenma later visits an apparently comatose Johan and has a hallucination of Johan wondering if his mother chose Nina to be taken for the experiment to protect him, or had she mistaken him for his sister. As Tenma leaves the police hospital, Johan's bed is shown empty with the window open. Soundtrack[edit] Opening theme (Episode 1–74): "Grain" by Kuniaki Haishima Ending theme (Episode 1–32): "For the Love of Life" by David Sylvian. Ending theme (Episode 33–74): "Make it Home" by Fujiko Hemming. Notes[edit] ^ Based on Edmund Kemper References[edit] General "Syfy's Ani-Monday Block Lists Monster Series". "Viz Media announcement of Monster US airing".

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