□Arena, Aphrodite
Semizo, the memory scholar, and Aphrodite, a domesticated mutant, reappear as Blaze's opponents.
Semizo's memory freezing technology causes Blaze to temporarily recognize that he is a virgin and has never ejaculated.
Furthermore, Blaze, who has been "trained," as Chiguri calls it, by his previous sexual acts with mutants, is unable to fight back successfully against Aphrodite.
As a result, he experiences a humiliating interspecies livestock mating.
The aim of this scene is to have Blaze experience his second first ejaculation, his second loss of virginity, in the vagina of a livestock mutant.
This, of course, overrides the loss of his virginity through sex with his first love, Sayohara Yuki,
It is also an act that tramples on Blaze's memories by such tremendous pleasure that it is ridiculous to compare it to his first experience with her.
Incidentally, all mutants, including Aphrodite, give birth to Blaze's offspring in any route once they are impregnated in the story.
The beginning of the episode depicts a conversation between Blaze and his immediate superiors, Colonel Minami and Nashino.
This scene is intended to present the inner workings of the Self-Defense Forces, as well as Nashino's history and feelings, so that players can better understand his actions in Episode 6.
The objective of the Self-Defense Forces in this operation is, of course, to rescue the hostages kidnapped by "Doctor" Chiguri Aome.
However, the main objective is to obtain the super-science technology possessed by the "Doctor,
At the same time, we hope that Blaze, who has fulfilled his role in overthrowing the "Doctor" will fall together with the "Doctor".
(This is because heroes are regarded as uncontrollable weapons of mass destruction by some foreign countries and certain groups in Japan, and are criticized. However, even within the JSDF, there are differences of opinion as to whether heroes are necessary or not.)
Colonel Minami created the opportunity for the conversation to remind and nail these objectives to Nashino, who is into the Blaze.
It is a reminder of his difficulty with two subordinates: the son of the Chief of Staff and a superhero who completely disregards military regulations.