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Magic Knight Rayearth: The girls head to the castle where a girl, looking like Princess Emeraude is waiting for them.After mentioning Zagato's name, she goes berzerk, and climbs into her own machine. She starts to attack them, and they fly out of there (the girls are in their machines.)Once outside, they start to get into a battle with the machine, and get the truth from Princess Emeraude, saying it's her.She then tells them, how her sorta love affair (falling for Zagato actually) was a big no-no for the pillar who watched over Cephiro, and imprisioned herself so that feelings wouldn't get in the way.It was too late for that, and she reveals inorder to save their land, and fulfill her wish, they would have to kill her!She then reveals no one from Cephiro or suicide couldn't kill her, so that's why she summonded them. After attacking them, the girls combine into one machine, kill and proceeds to kill her. The huge light appears, and we see Princess Emeraude and Zagato together.Back in the Tokyo tower, everyone is now relived that the huge light has passed. Hikaru's friend (from the first episode) tries to ask Hikaru her opinion, but to her surprise Hikaru is hugging two other girls (Umi and Fuu) from the two schools they were discussing.Their classmates (Hikaru, Umi, and Fuu) watches them, as they hug and cry. They aren't happy that they had to kill Princess Emeraude. Hikaru tells them, it wasn't a dream... and that she wants to go back to Cephiro!

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