Crossroad of Fate

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Crossroad of Fate
Name
Japanese	運命 の 分岐点
Romanized	Unmei no Bunkiten
Information
Season	1
Episode	29
Opening	Ashita no Hikari
Ending	N/A
Airdate (Japan)	May 10, 2015
Arc	Large-Scale Invasion Arc
Adapted Chapter(s)	63-65
Staff
Screenplay(脚本, Screenplay?)	Hiroyuki Yoshino (吉野 弘幸, Yoshino Hiroyuki?)
Chief Animation Director(総作画監督, Chief Animation Director?)	Hitomi Tsuruta (鶴田 仁美, Tsuruta Hitomi?)
Animation Director(作画監督, Animation Director?)	Yōichi Ōnishi (大西 陽一, Ōnishi Yōichi?)
Storyboard(絵コンテ, Storyboard?)	Ken Koyama (小山 賢, Koyama Ken?)
Director(演出, Director?)	Ken Koyama (小山 賢, Koyama Ken?)
Chronology
Previous	Episode 28 The Organon User
Next	Episode 30 The Enemy Captain, Hyrein

Crossroad of Fate (運(ウン)命(メイ) の 分(ブン)岐(キ)点(テン) Unmei no Bunkiten ^?) is Episode 29 of the World Trigger Anime.

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Short Summary

Yūma and Jin decide to battle the Humanoid Neighbors separately, with Yūma and Replica taking on Viza and Jin taking care of Hyuse. Jin leads Hyuse to the sewers, while Yūma holds Viza back so that Osamu and Kyōsuke can run away with the C-Rank agents.

Characters in order of appearance

Characters in italics are only seen briefly and have yet to make a proper appearance.

• Kyōsuke Karasuma
• Osamu Mikumo (Present then Flashback)
• Viza (Present then Flashback)
• Hyuse (Present then Flashback)
• Yūichi Jin (Present then Flashback)
• Yūma Kuga (Present then Flashback)
• Chika Amatori (Present then Flashback)
• Izuho Natsume (Present then Flashback)
• Kirie Konami (Present then Flashback)
• Yōtarō Rindō
• Reiji Kizaki (Present then Flashback)
• Takumi Rindō
• Masafumi Shinoda (Flashback)
• Daichi Tsutsumi (Flashback)
• Kōtarō Suwa (Flashback)
• Hisato Sasamori (Flashback)
• Kō Murakami (Flashback)
• Tatsuya Kuruma (Flashback)
• Haruaki Azuma (Flashback)
• Noboru Koarai (Flashback)
• Tsuneyuki Okudera (Flashback)
• Mitsuru Tokieda (Flashback)
• Jun Arashiyama (Flashback)
• Masamune Kido (Flashback)
• Ai Kitora (Flashback)
• Tsukihiko Amō (Flashback)
• Hidehide Hinoe (Flashback)
• Teruteru Kōda (Flashback)
• Fumifumi Saotome (Flashback)
• Enedora (Flashback then Present)
• Ranbanein (Flashback)
• Taichi Betsuyaku (Flashback)
• Tetsuji Arafune (Flashback)
• Kuniharu Kakizaki (Flashback)
• Kotarō Tomoe (Flashback)
• Fumika Teruya (Flashback)
• Yōsuke Yoneya (Flashback)
• Kaho Mikami (Mentioned)

Triggers in order of appearance

Triggers in italics are only seen briefly and have yet to make a proper appearance.

• Assault Rifle (Katsumi Karasawa, and Tatsuya Kuruma/Flashback)
• Kogetsu (Katsumi Karasawa, Noboru Koarai/Flashback, Tsuneyuki Okudera/Flashback, and Hisato Sasamori/Flashback then Present)
• Organon (Viza/Present then Flashback)
• Lampyris (Hyuse/Present then Flashback)
• Yūma's Black Trigger (Yūma Kuga/Present then Flashback)
• Bound Sexta (Yūma Kuga)
• Boost Double (Yūma Kuga)
• Axe (Kirie Konami)
• Raygust (Osamu Mikumo/Flashback, and Reiji Kizaki/Flashback)
• Shotgun (Daichi Tsutsumi/Flashback then Present, Kōtarō Suwa/Flashback then Present, and Hisato Sasamori/Flashback)
• Ibis (Haruaki Azuma/Flashback, and Chika Amatori/Flashback)
• Boost Quinte (Yūma Kuga/Flashback)
• Asteroid (Mitsuru Tokieda/Assault Rifle/Flashback, Jun Arashiyama/Assault Rifle/Flashback, Kuniharu Kakizaki/Assault Rifle/Flashback, and Kōtarō Suwa/Shotgun)
• Raygust/Blade Mode (Osamu Mikumo/Flashback)
• Scorpion (Ai Kitora/Flashback, Shirō Kikuchihara/Flashback, Ryō Utagawa/Flashback, Sōya Kazama/Flashback, and Yūichi Jin)
• Sōgetsu (Kirie Konami/Flashback)
• Meteor (Kirie Konami/Flashback)
• Escudo (Kyōsuke Karasuma/Flashback, and Yūichi Jin)
• Bagworm (Taichi Betsuyaku/Flashback, and Haruaki Azuma/Flashback)
• Vorvoros (Enedora/Flashback then Present)
• Bail Out (Sōya Kazama/Flashback, and Reiji Kizaki/Flashback)
• Chameleon (Shirō Kikuchihara/Flashback, and Ryō Utagawa/Flashback)
• Chelidon (Ranbanein/Flashback)
• Hound (Kōhei Izumi/Flashback)
• Spear (Yōsuke Yoneya/Flashback)
• Thruster (Reiji Kizaki/Flashback)
• Chain (Yūma Kuga)
• Raygust/Shield Mode (Reiji Kizaki/Flashback)
• Bound Double (Yūma Kuga)
• Anchor (Yūma Kuga)
• Anchor + Bolt Quadra (Yūma Kuga)
• Self Defense triggers (Mentioned by Motokichi Kinuta)

Adapted Chapters

• Chapter 63 (Page 13-17)
• Chapter 64
• Chapter 65

Differences Between the Anime and Manga

• A recap is shown in the form of Director Rindō where he goes to the operator room as asks about the situation to Usami.
• Like in the previous episode, the battle between Konami and the Trion Soldiers sent by Viza is seen, while in the manga it was shown at a later point.

Errors

• In the recap by Usami, Sasamori is first shown having a shotgun despite Kogetsu being his only offensive trigger.
• When Osamu blocks a Lampyris that was directed at Chika, the Anime doesn't show his Raygust at all when in the Manga it was in Shield Mode.

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