- Original release
- Previous episode S01E10 - The Calm Before the Storm
- Number S01E11
- Episode runtime 23 minutes
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Writer
Tomohiro Suzuki
- Country Japan
- Original language Japanese
- Genres Action, Adventure, Animation, Anime, Comedy, Crime, Fantasy, Science-Fiction
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External links
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Last update
31 mai 2026 - 17:11
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The Die is Cast
As the higher ups discuss how to respond to Ouroboros' demands, Barnaby is frustrated about losing his only lead yet again. As Ouroboros start to attack the columns supporting Stern Bild, Kotetsu and Barnaby go to see the mayor to convince him to prioritise the public's safety. When they are confronted by the Ouroboros' Hans Chuckman, the mayor agrees to release Jake, with the heroes having Ivan take Hans place. However, Jake refuses to release the hostages, choosing to instead keep them in his palm. In order to regain the public's trusts, HeroTV's president, Albert Maverick, asks Barnaby to reveal his past to the public. Meanwhile, Ivan arrives at Jake's hideout, but is discovered by Jake.
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