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A glitch in the Granites' getaway ship has them stumped, but Clain uses his hacking skills to reveal a mischievous "doppel" that can't resist a game of hide and seek.
A glitch in the Granites' getaway ship has them stumped, but Clain uses his hacking skills to reveal a mischievous "doppel" that can't resist a game of hide and seek.
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Fractale
S1, EP9 "No Way Out"After the Granites lift Clain, Phryne and Nessa safely from the rubble of the destroyed lab, the factions of the Lost Millennium face the fateful decision to unite for their best shot to bring Fractale down or surrender.
Fractale
S1, EP10 "To the Temple"The battle between the Lost Millennium and the temple's forces rages on; Phryne reaches the Archpriestess and pleads to end the war and let Fractale fade out.
Fractale
S1, EP11 "Paradise"Clain is helpless behind a wall as Barrot details Phryne's role in the system, but the priest's demented rant is cut short; as the temple begins to collapse and Nessa starts to fade, the future of Fractale and all of mankind lies in Phryne's hands.
Fractale
S1, EP5 "Journey"A glitch in the Granites' getaway ship has them stumped, but Clain uses his hacking skills to reveal a mischievous "doppel" that can't resist a game of hide and seek.
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