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4"Do You Love the Change in Me?"
Transliteration: "Kawaru Watashi wa
Sukidesu ka?" (Japanese: 変わる私は好きですか?)Shuntarō TozawaYamato HaijimaShuntarō TozawaOctober 28, 2023 (2023-10-28) Andy continues his fight against Gina, who reveals her
ability is called Unchange, which freezes anything she wants in stasis. It is also responsible for her youthful appearance. Andy continues to attack but Gina's ability prevents him from hitting her. Andy resorts to using Fuuko's ability by severing his head and regenerating his body under her clothes. This infuriates Gina and she uses her hat as a flying buzzsaw to attack the two. While dodging, Fuuko realizes there must be an open spot in Gina's shield by her feet. They also find out that Gina's ability uses a
series of invisible arms to ensnare her opponents. Furthermore, they learn Gina has been traveling using a cloaked spaceship, which was the source of the satellite attack. With all this information and the built up Unluck, Andy successfully bypasses Gina's shield and causes the Unluck to kill her. 5"United We Negate"
Transliteration: "Wareware wa Hitei Suru" (Japanese: 我々は否定する)Tatsuya KyōgokuYamato HaijimaTatsuya KyōgokuNovember 4, 2023 (2023-11-04) Saddened over Gina's death, Fuuko and Andy go to a bar. There, a monster grabs the two and brings them to the Roundtable.
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