However, the children hijack one of the ships and save Pochi. Pochi reveals himself as a robot and is captured by the drones. The others leave the two behind, having a second thought. The ships damage Reycho, revealing his cyborg body controlled by Pochi. The reunited group head to Gifu and find a magical mushroom for them to see ghosts. The gang escapes from the facility and the erupting Mount Fuji destroys the helicopter near the ruined Tokyo. Though being separated and captured by robots, they reunite themselves at the Nagoya factory, when MAIK uses the Master. They ride on a train from Nara, but Pielope disables it, unlocking two ending scenarios. They conclude the truth Vanilla is the mastermind trying to undo MAIK's brainwashing experiment, because the facility stored Vanilla's body with suspended animation, with her ghost accompanying her friends. After the incident of Kyoto and Osaka, the group meets the people at the cave, and learn the existence of an Otherworlder opposing MAIK and X-TYPES. They reunite in Shikoku, where they meet the Master of a cult dedicated to a powerful artificial intelligence called MAIK, while being pursued by the damaged Pielope. One of them learns it is 1996 and the other recruited Yuki, a powerless girl.
Each members of the club awaken their mysterious powers. The story diverges depending on separatist groups. However, the group debates over traveling routes to Fukuoka or Ōita. They investigate all prefectures occupied by enemies, and plan to return to Tokyo. After escaping the underwater amusement park with a submarine, the class arrives at Kagoshima and Pai manages to restore her memory. After Reycho saves his friends, Pielope attempts to start another game, but Pai renounces it on behalf of the mastermind hidden among them, before being hit by a debris. There, a magical robot named Pielope forces them to play a "Game of Fate", a life-or-death game of tasks. They wake up in an underwater amusement park called World's End Land. In 1995, Reycho and his fellow members of the Go-Getters Club, a group of students on a field trip, survive the explosion near Tokyo.
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