Collision (激突 Gekitotsu ?) is Episode 75 of the World Trigger Anime.
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Short Summary[edit source]
Gatlin, Ratarykov and Wen Sō manage to infiltrate HQ, but Border knows their goal thanks to Jin's predictions, and positions the top 4 attackers to protect the away ship.
Long Summary[edit source]
Characters in order of appearance[edit source]
- Hyuse
- Koskero
- Yōsuke Yoneya
- Shūji Miwa
- Yomi
- Masataka Ninomiya
- Sumiharu Inukai
- Nozomi Kako
- Futaba Kuroe
- Reghindetz
- Wen Sō
- Rei Nasu
- Yūko Kumagai
- Masafumi Shinoda
- Gatlin
- Ratarykov
- Sōya Kazama
- Kō Murakami
- Kei Tachikawa
- Kirie Konami
- Yūichi Jin
- Raijinmaru
- Yōtarō Rindō
- Osamu Mikumo (flashback)
- Ai Kitora
- Jun Arashiyama
- Daichi Tsutsumi
- Tatsuya Kuruma
- Kōtarō Suwa
- Yoshito Hanzaki
- Atsushi Hokari
- Reiji Kizaki
- Shinnosuke Tsuji
- Tetsuji Arafune
- Kyōsuke Karasuma
- Ken Satori
- Shun Midorikawa
- Akane Hiura
- Tōru Narasaka
- Taichi Betsuyaku
- Isami Tōma
- Shōhei Kodera
- Hisato Sasamori
Triggers in order of appearance[edit source]
- Kogetsu/Spear (Yōsuke Yoneya)
- Octagonal Blade (Koskero)
- Asteroid (Shūji Miwa, and Sumiharu Inukai)
- Kogetsu (Shūji Miwa, Futaba Kuroe, Yūko Kumagai, Shinnosuke Tsuji, Hisato Sasamori, Kei Tachikawa, and Kō Murakami)
- Nikokyra (Koskero)
- Shield (Idra, Dog, Yūko Kumagai, Reiji Kizaki, Futaba Kuroe, and Kyōsuke Karasuma)
- Lead Bullet (Shūji Miwa)
- Gen'yō (Yōsuke Yoneya)
- Assault Rifle (Sumiharu Inukai, Jun Arashiyama, Tatsuya Kuruma, and Kyōsuke Karasuma)
- Radar (Reghindetz)
- Decagonal Blade (Wen Sō)
- Viper (Rei Nasu)
- Summon (Wen Sō)
- Smoke Screen (Wen Sō)
- Disguise (Wen Sō)
- Servitora (Wen Sō)
- Tunnel (presumably Ratarykov)
- Gimlet (Masataka Ninomiya)
- Hound (Nozomi Kako)
- Idaten (Futaba Kuroe)
- Egret (Yoshito Hanzaki, Atsushi Hokari, Tetsuji Arafune, Akane Hiura, Tōru Narasaka, Taichi Betsuyaku, Isami Tōma, and Shōhei Kodera)
- Bagworm (Yoshito Hanzaki, Atsushi Hokari, Tetsuji Arafune, Ken Satori, Akane Hiura, Tōru Narasaka, Taichi Betsuyaku, Isami Tōma, and Shōhei Kodera)
- Shotgun (Kōtarō Suwa and Daichi Tsutsumi)
- Controller (Yomi)
- Manual Mode (Yomi)
- Raygust (Kō Murakami)
- Sōgetsu (Kirie Konami)
- Despinis (Ratarykov)
- Chameleon (Sōya Kazama)
- Scorpion (Sōya Kazama and Hyuse)
- Vasilissa (Gatlin)
- Cannon (Gatlin)
- Meteor (Kirie Konami)
- Thruster (Kō Murakami)
- Senkū (Kei Tachikawa)
- Axe (Kirie Konami)
- Spider (Ai Kitora/Handgun)
- Trion Cube (Masataka Ninomiya)
Adapted Chapters[edit source]
- Chapter 126
- Chapter 127
- Chapter 128
- Chapter 129 (pages 1-9)
Anime and Manga Differences[edit source]
- When the Snipers jump off the room Ken Satori seems to be hidden in the anime while in the manga he is shown mid-fall.
- Additionally when Shun Midorikawa and the rest of Snipers are shown on the rooftop they have Bagworm on in the anime however in the manga they are turned off
Errors[edit source]
at different points of the episode Suwa and Daichi are firing at Idras, however in the original broadcast neither one of them has a Shield up, this was later fixed in the DVD release.[1]
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Example 1
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Example 2
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Example 3
References[edit source]
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