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Collision
Name
Japanese	激突
Romanized	Gekitotsu
English	Collision (Crunchyroll)
Information
Season	2
Episode	2
Total	75
Opening	Force
Ending	Mirai Eigou
Airdate (Japan)	January 16, 2021
Arc	B-Rank Wars Arc
Adapted Chapter(s)	126-129
Staff
Screenplay(脚本, Screenplay?)	Hiroyuki Yoshino (吉野 弘幸, Yoshino Hiroyuki?)
Animation Director(作画監督, Animation Director?)	Akihiro Ōta (太田 晃博, Ōta Akihiro?)
Storyboard(絵コンテ, Storyboard?)	Gō Koga (古賀 豪, Koga Gō?)
Director(演出, Director?)	Gō Koga (古賀 豪, Koga Gō?)
Debuts
Trigger(s)	Idaten
Chronology
Previous	Episode 74 The Attack
Next	Episode 76 Decisive Battle

Collision (激突 Gekitotsu ^?) is Episode 75 of the World Trigger Anime.

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Short Summary

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.

Characters in order of appearance

• 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

• 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

• Chapter 126
• Chapter 127
• Chapter 128
• Chapter 129 ^{(pages 1-9)}

Anime and Manga Differences

• 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

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.

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