Are you sure you'll be all right by yourself?
Yes, everything depends on stopping the RA bomb.
See you on Planet X-10.
See you down there.
For such a small girl, you're a big pain in the ass.
I'll make sure we get what we wanted.
Decompression in main corridor.
-Decompression in main corridor. -Closing off main corridor.
Decompression in main corridor.
Escape pods?
So they haven't given up.
Neither will we.
This ship is preparing to land.
All crew, please take appropriate precautions
and brace for impact.
This ship is preparing to land.
No.
Stop it.
We don't have time for that.
The Atmospheric Transformer.
So, this is…
Planet X-10.
Welcome to humanity's haven.
Mack, come in. Where are you?
Good, the drones are working.
Cryosleep is completely destroyed.
None of us will be seeing the migrant vessel arrive.
Can anyone hear me?
-This is Oscar.
I'm in the Womb.
I can't get out.
I'm running out of air.
The ship, and the other escape pods.
We're losing oxygen.
We took a pretty big hit on landing.
There's air in the Atmospheric Transformer.
Each escape pod only has one suit.
I see.
You're willing to let people die for your ideals.
Lewis and Mack will try to disable the bomb.
I have to stop them.
Don't worry, I'll probably die from the RA bomb
before I can even suffocate.
Reassuring. Thanks.
At least you won't be in pain anymore.
We checked the interior
of the Atmospheric Transformer multiple times
and still couldn't find the bomb.
-Where did you hide it?
We hid the golden egg inside the giant's castle.
I'm going to open the door.
It's not a complete vacuum outside,
so if I close it quickly, you should be fine.
I'd wish you luck. But under the circumstances…
So, this is what Planet X-10 smells like.
This is bad. This is bad.
It's a miracle that the ship didn't break up in the atmosphere.
Where's the other Patty?
I don't know. Nina took her.
The ship is immobile, but the gravity generator still works.
We could try using that or…
Can you get this thing to move?
Engines are mostly shot.
Maybe if I reverse the gravity generators, we could float a little, but…
That'll be enough. Take us towards the Atmospheric Transformer.
You mean away, right? We have to get out of blast range.
We're going to the Atmospheric Transformer.
No way. Are you out of your mind? That thing is going to explode.
Huh?
Shut up. Do it.
Okay, of course. Just leave it to me.
Nina!
Nina! Nina!
Thank you, Mack.
Where did this come from?
I was already wearing a suit when I boarded the escape pod.
I got knocked unconscious when I landed.
I saw your distress signal when I woke up.
Where's Lewis?
I'm hoping he's already at the Atmospheric Transformer.
Here, get on.
You should go on ahead.
I'm just slowing you down.
I can't do that. I won't leave a wounded crew member behind.
It's against my code of honor.
Chivalry.
Something like that.
That actually may be important.
No matter how far from Earth we are,
those kinds of codes keep us human.
We're human,
until the very end.
Patty…
Hurry it up.
This should do it.
Good, we're off the ground.
Heading to the Atmospheric Transformer.
So, you trust me, right?
A little.
I'll go check on the gravity generator.
I thought you were a humanitarian.
I've always stood up for the underdog.
But I've wanted to apologize to you.
Your misprint was my fault.
What?
When I finished printing,
the first thing I did was to collect biomaterial
from anyone other than myself.
I chose the very first tank…
yours.
How's the pain?
Not good, but at least I can breathe.
Just give me a minute.
All right, I'll scout ahead.
To get to the RA bomb,
I needed two crew members' bio-authentication.
I had to print someone else's eyes.
The amount of biomaterial I took shouldn't have mattered.
Then the solar flare happened.
Normally, the outer film protects the biomaterial tanks from radiation,
but, because of my actions, your tank was exposed.
I think the radiation from the flare damaged your genetic information,
causing mutations.
So, this is your fault.
I know you must hate me.
Before, I would've ripped your head off like a monster.
But now, I can thank you.
There's a reason that I was printed this way.
And what's that?
If I had been printed normally, I wouldn't have noticed your plan.
Nothing would have been done.
Your plans would have stayed on track.
Your other self wouldn't have been printed.
That's right.
So, I'm fine this way.
Maybe Planet X-10's sun made me this way to interfere with your plans.
I'm glad you found a reason for your existence.
But now, it has to end.
Stop it, Patty.
Man, I don't want anything to do with this.
Power levels falling.
Please, just get us there.
Tell me, where is the RA bomb?
Damn it.
It's no use. We're wasting our time.
That's impossible.
Found you.
I knew you'd be at the Atmospheric Transformer.
What are you doing here?
You shouldn't be here. The explosion will kill us both.
You need help.
Unbelievable.
Let's move.
Sorry to keep you waiting.
The ship won't move anymore.
Where are Lewis and the others?
They're looking for the RA bomb.
We have to stop them.
We have to prevent them from looking at the bean pod.
Let's hurry. We can't let our guard down until our mission is accomplished.
Bean pod…
Giant's castle…
Golden egg…
"Jack and the Beanstalk."
Find anything?
No.
Lewis! Mack!
Nina, what are you doing here?
I've figured out where the RA bomb is hidden.
Where?
The bean pod. It has to be there.
I'll head this way. Call out if you find it.
Right.
The planet's organisms.
Lewis, Nina, over here.
That's definitely the RA bomb.
We can't disarm it.
We don't have time to move it.
We can use the parachute.
If this works, jump into the Beanstalk's injection tube.
Right. It'll shield us from most of the radiation.
Something damaged the coupling, so the parachute wasn't released.
-Can we release it manually? -Yes.
There are two levers on the lateral side that will disengage the connecting bolts.
We're running out of time.
I know. Just a little longer.
Both of you, heads up.
What?
It's Patty.
You're wasting your time. You can't defuse the bomb.
We don't have to.
You leave us no choice.
Shit!
No, you stay with me.
Lewis, watch out!
They're getting it out of blast range.
You catch on quick.
I won't let you.
Lewis! Are you all right?
I'm fine.
I'll head your way.
Okay.
I don't have time for you.
I don't have time for you either.
Mack, are you all right?
Yes, I think so.
But I don't have much oxygen left.
Get inside, now!
Lewis, it's time for you to give up.
Why would you think that?
You don't move like a scientist.
We were trained for every contingency.
Stop all of this, Patty.
You're the ones who need to stop.
Sorry to keep you waiting, Lewis.
Why, Mack?
Better late than never.
A little trouble breathing?
Planetary development is just humanity's arrogance.
We won't let it happen.
Lewis!
Shouldn't you be more worried about yourself?
No, Patty, please stop!
This is the end.
For you.
What?
No!
Mack, let's get out of here.
Go. I'll be right there.
Hurry!
Everyone, take cover.
There was life,
even on this planet in the middle of the universe, my loves.
Lewis and I were the only surviving crew from the mission.
Lewis's cells began destabilizing.
He endured some difficult times.
We decided to complete the mission.
Putting up gravestones for our fallen crew was the least we could do for them.
Farewells come suddenly.
Hey, Kate.
I didn't know you were here.
Good.
We're going to live here with everyone from now on.
So, yeah.
Yeah, I'll do that.
I'm now the only person on this planet.
I launched the Beanstalk on a calm day with no wind.
Each Beanstalk will self-navigate
to an appropriate area
while keeping track of relative distance to each other.
They'll land and take root.
A network will be established
once the Beanstalk roots come into contact with each other.
They'll then connect to the Atmospheric Transformer for energy
and analyze the soil as they grow straight into the air.
Maybe I was too confident in my own strength.
I was tempted many, many times to print the other crew.
The biomaterial tanks were damaged and backup memories were wiped.
I gave up on the idea of printing them again.
Thinking back on it, I'm glad I never pursued it.
One day, I discovered organisms on a soil sample.
It was the happiest moment since arriving on this planet.
I focused what time I had left on my research.
However, as the Beanstalk's transformation of the planet progresses,
I see less and less of the life-forms.
As Patty said,
the organisms won't survive in the new soil.
This canopy has covered the entire continent.
The other continents on this planet are untouched.
So the life forms may survive there,
but when humans colonize and populate this planet,
the entire bio-composition will change, without exception.
Perhaps those life forms are destined to go extinct.
The greenhouse gas generated by the Atmospheric Transformer
has warmed the underside of the canopy.
So, water can now exist as a liquid.
The crater formed from the Atmospheric Transformer landing
has become a lake.
I've released the algae and plankton substrate into it.
At first, I welcomed the rain.
But since it's been raining every day, it's become annoying.
Rather than feeling happy about breathing the fresh air,
I feel breathlessness.
I'm not sure if it's the planet's air or my declining health.
The Atmospheric Transformer has various animal nuclei stored in it.
I began cultivating and printing them.
I won't be here
when the migrant vessel arrives at Planet X-10.
They'll examine this canopy over the continent,
discuss whether or not to live here.
And if they do decide to settle this planet…
-…our Planetary Redevelopment Mission
will finally be complete.
The crew members who accomplish this mission
will receive special permission to use the Womb for personal use.
I've made preparations for that moment.
Inside this necklace is the biomaterial data and memory backup
of the woman Lewis loved.
My last duty is to fulfill his wishes.
And that will be my final job.
Lewis…
How?
Everything's been reborn here, Kate.
We have another chance.