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Ryu has a falling out with Yamada after learning that he plans to use biological weapons to assassinate Tetsuo and Akira; Yamada later meets up with his arriving commando team. Akira and Tetsuo hold a rally at the Olympic Stadium to demonstrate their powers to the Empire, culminating with Tetsuo tearing a massive hole in the Moon's surface and encircling it with a ring of debris. Following the rally, Tetsuo's power begins to contort his physical body, causing it to absorb surrounding objects; he later learns that his abuse of his powers has caused them to expand beyond the confines of his body, giving him the ability to transmute inert matter into flesh and integrate it into his physical form. Tetsuo makes a series of visits on board the aircraft carrier to attack the scientists and do battle with American fighter jets. Eventually, Tetsuo takes over the ship and launches a nuclear weapon over the ocean. Kei—accepting the role of a medium controlled by Lady Miyako and the Espers—arrives and battles Tetsuo. Meanwhile, Kaneda, Kai, Joker, and their small army of bikers arrive at the Olympic Stadium to begin their all-out assault on the Great Tokyo Empire. Volume 6: Kaneda[edit] As Kaneda and the bikers launch their assault on the stadium, Tetsuo returns from his battle with Kei. As his powers continue growing, Tetsuo's body begins involuntarily morphing, and his cybernetic arm is destroyed as his original arm regrows. He then faces Yamada's team but absorbs their biological attacks and temporarily regains control of his powers. Tetsuo kills Yamada and the commandos; he also eludes the Colonel's attempts to kill him by guiding SOL with a laser designator.In the most obvious sense, it's used to indicate sight, whether figurative or literal: voir la vie en rose - to see life through rose-colored glassesVoir, c'est croire. - Seeing is believing. Vous voyez d'ici le tableau! - Just picture it!n'y voir goutte - to not see a thingC'est quelque chose qui ne se voit pas tous les jours. - That's something you don't see every day. Il faut voir. - We'll (have to wait and) see. Il faut le voir pour le croire. - It has to be seen to be believed. J'en ai vu d'autres! - I've seen worse!ne voir aucun mal à quelque chose - to not see any harm in somethingJe voudrais t'y voir! - I'd like to see you try! I'd like to see how you would handle it! You can also find voir in unlikely expressions. These are ones in which the English translation barely alludes to the act of seeing: C'est mal vu. - People don't like that.
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