The Jyusenki-tai doesn't come back to save the world. They come back because one man won't let them forget what it cost to try. Shapiro Keats is waiting in the quiet after all the noise, the person who showed them that choosing a side doesn't mean staying there. This is a reunion where nobody wants to be there, a final battle that feels like a funeral for people who are still alive.
The Jyusenki-tai thought their war was over. Scattered across the world, each member has found a life beyond the battlefield, finally at peace after years of relentless combat. That fragile calm shatters when Shapiro Keats resurfaces. Once a trusted ally, he became their greatest betrayer, and now he returns with ambitions that threaten everything they've built. Pulled back together by circumstance and necessity, the four pilots must confront not just an old enemy, but the ghosts of their past and the cost of their choices. The reunion is tense, emotions run high, and trust doesn't come easily anymore. Yet when Dancougar takes to the skies one final time, it carries with it all the weight of unfinished business. This is a story about closure, redemption, and the bonds that refuse to break even when tested by betrayal and time. The battlefield awaits, and some conflicts can only be resolved when former comrades stand together one last time.