Grandmother charged me with protecting the people, and the best way to achieve that is to allow them to live together in harmony. Therefore, tomorrow -- I will exile myself from Japan, never more to return!
- -- Rai
An Equality of Slaughter[]
Appearances[]
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
Other Characters:
- Captain Omura (Single appearance)
- Grandmother (Mentioned only)
- Professor (Single appearance)
- Spider Aliens (Mentioned only)
- Tiger Squads (Mentioned only)
Locations:
- 41st Century
- Earth
- Japan
- Hanger T-47
- Exterior Maintenance Access
- Nerveweb
- Okazaki Island (Mentioned only)
- Outer Hull
- Rai Globe
- Section Y
- Tokyo Enclosure
- New Government Palace
- Private Office of President Tanaka
- Security Command Station
- War Room
- New Government Palace
- Hanger T-47
Items:
- Exo Battle Suit
- Personal Environment Field Generator
- Rocket
- X-O Commando Armor
Vehicles:
Credits[]
- Writers: David Michelinie
- Pencilers: Joe St. Pierre
- Inkers: Kathryn Bolinger
- Colorists: David Chlystek, Knob Row
- Letterers: George Roberts, Jr.
- Cover Artists: Joe St. Pierre, Ralph Reese
- Editors: Don Perlin
- Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Synopsis[]
The Healers are about to launch a special rocket that will end Humanist control over Japan. Kazuyo leads government troops in an attack on the launch site, only to find Makiko waiting in her own battle-armor! Rai arrives in time to help Kazuyo beat Makiko, but the resulting battle knocks the Healer missile off-course. Thousands die as the projectile hits Japan, and Rai is dismayed to find that the people blame him for the carnage![1]
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Quotes[]
I served Grandmother, true -- but even before I inherited the power to be Rai, her spirit guardian, I had decided to be the last. Our son would be spared that crushing responsibility, the danger.
- -- Rai
I'm the protector of Japan. But does anyone want that protection? Healers hate me; humanists mistrust me. And the public? Well... Perhaps Kazuyo should be Rai. Then I could concentrate on another title, eh, dear one? Like... father.
- -- Rai
I didn't choose to be Rai. That position was thrust on me by birth! And not everyone is born a hero! --- I respect tradition! I honor it! I just... don't know if I can live it.
- -- Rai
Grandmother charged me with protecting the people, and the best way to achieve that is to allow them to live together in harmony. Therefore, tomorrow -- I will exile myself from Japan, never more to return!
- -- Rai
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