As they have no reason to fight any longer, Kenshiro and Falco decide to work together to defeat the true enemy, Jako. Jako attempts to flee, but is washed down to where his two enemies are. Despite his best efforts in combat and reasoning, he fails to stop Falco...

...from ending his life. Meanwhile, Lin is looking for Saiya, and finds him in the depths below. But before they can leave, Taiga finds them, and says he wants Lin. He defeats Saiya and kidnaps Lin, before using Falco's detonator to destroy the imperial capital. He and Lin survive and get away via the canal, as the others watch the capital burn. Kenshiro says that as long as he is alive, Lin will not die.

At the funeral for Ein, Asuka gives Kenshiro one of her father's gloves, as she is sure he would have liked him to have it. Kenshiro says Ein will live on within his heart. Meanwhile, Taiga has taken Lin to the Sea of Death, and says that at the other side of this sea, there is a nation engulfed in a terrifying legend. They are going to cross this sea to get to it. Later on, Kenshiro heads out to this land, as the narrator says that another hellish battle is about to begin in the Land of Asura!

Manga Differences

-In the manga, Jako attempts to flee, but when a door opens, a load of water comes out and washes him away. In the anime, they changed this to Kenshiro throwing an arrow which hits some tower holding the water, which breaks open and the contents hits Jako.

-Kenshiro does still throw an arrow at Jako in the manga, but it is a warning for him to not run away.

-There is no scene showing the slaves being released in the manga. This was added for the anime.

-In the manga, when Lin goes down to save Saiya, she also comes across someone else, and moves the rubble off him... only to reveal Jask, who captures Lin and strikes Saiya with a club.

In the anime, Taiga (Jask's replacement) shows up by himself, and uses his Source Star imperial fist to defeat Saiya, rather than using a weapon.

-In the manga, Gill is seen holding Ein's body as the capital collapses. In the anime, Gill is dead, so they just had some generic guy holding him.

-In the manga, Ein's funeral is held in Mamiya's village, and both Mamiya and Airi make an appearance. In the anime, it isn't particularly clear where the funeral is being held, and Mamiya and Airi aren't there.

-The scene of Taiga telling Lin where he planned to take her was not in the manga.

-The scene at the end where Kenshiro is getting ready is not in the manga.

Notes

-There was a two week gap between this episode and the previous one airing during the original broadcast. Usually, new episodes were once per week.

-When Taiga tells Lin where he plans to take her, the song "Kill the Fight" starts to play. It is sung by Shimon Masato, who also sang "Wind & Rain" (see the end of the previous episode).

Errors

-When Kenshiro starts to whirl the spear around, there is a shot where you can just about see his jacket, but he shouldn't be wearing it.
-Just after this, there is a shot of Kenshiro where, for one frame, the blood on his body and face vanishes.
-When Jako runs away from Kenshiro, his hands are colored yellow.
-When Lin finds Saiya, Saiya's armor is colored blue instead of gold.