- Original release
- Previous episode S17E07 - Clash of Red and Black (Awakening)
- Number S17E08
- Country Japan
- Original language Japanese
- Genres Animation, Anime, Crime, Mystery, Thriller
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Clash of Red and Black (Disturbance)
Jodie and James of the FBI plan to transfer Rena to another hospital using three transport vans. Meanwhile, all at once, there is a food poisoning outbreak, a gas leak, and a fire which causes traffic and chaos around the hospital. Also, James receives Aquilegia flowers from the deceased Black Organization agent, Rikumichi Kusuda, which contains a small time bomb. Jodie and another FBI agent named Camel rush to detonate it in a remote location. To make matters worse, James is not the only one who received a ticking present from Rikumichi, but every patient in the entire hospital.
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