| When You Stop Being You | |
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| Kanji | 君でいられなくなるキミに
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| Romaji | Kimi de Irarenakunaru Kimi ni |
| General Information | |
| Episode | 7 (20)
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| Season | Senki Zesshō Symphogear G
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| Air Date | August 15, 2013 |
| Theme Songs | |
| Opening | Vitalization
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| Ending | Next Destination |
| Episode Guide | |
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When You Stop Being You (君でいられなくなるキミに Kimi de Irarenakunaru Kimi ni?) is the seventh episode of Senki Zesshō Symphogear G and the twentieth episode of the Senki Zesshō Symphogear anime.
Appearances[]
Characters
- Genjuro Kazanari
- Tsubasa Kazanari
- Hibiki Tachibana
- Miku Kohinata
- Kuriyo Ando
- Shiori Terashima
- Yumi Itaba
- John Wayne Vercingetorix
- Sakuya Fujitaka
- Aoi Tomosato
- Shirabe Tsukuyomi
- Kirika Akatsuki
- Maria Cadenzavna Eve
- Nastassja Sergeyevna Tolstaya
- Chris Yukine
- Shinji Ogawa
Relics
Summary[]
Tsubasa learns of Hibiki's condition, while she transforms into Gungnir. Brimming with more power than usual, Hibiki fights through Ver's defenses, only to be stopped by Shirabe and Kirika. As Hibiki suddenly feels a pain in her chest, Ver injects Shirabe and Kirika with a serum so they can use the superb song against Hibiki. In order to stop them from dying the same way Kanade did, Hibiki uses her own superb song to cancel theirs out, firing off their excess energy into the sky. After Shirabe and Kirika retreat with Ver so he can treat Nastassja, wondering why Hibiki was trying to protect them, Tsubasa arrives on the scene to stop Hibiki from overheating, after which both Chris and Miku learn the full extent of Hibiki's condition. Meanwhile, Ver reveals his plan to use the Nephilim's heart to speed up Maria's resurrection as Finé. However, it is soon revealed that Finé's soul does not dwell within Maria, but instead in Kirika, who discovers her power when protecting Shirabe from a pile of falling pipes.
Plot[]
Songs Used[]
Image Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- On a monitor, it is shown that the present year is 2012.
- This is also the year shown on a monitor in the previous episode.
- This contrasts S1E1 and G episode 8, which showed the year as 20XX in a newspaper and on a monitor respectively; S1E3, which showed the year as 2011 on a video watched by Miku and Hibiki; S1E4, which showed the year as 2011 on a video taken and uploaded by Miku, and G episode 11 and XV episode 3, which showed a year as 2013 on some monitors. In addition, this is also inconsistent with later seasons such as XV, which gives the present year as 2045 in episode 2 and episode 5.
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