Gantz/29

As Tokyo gets turned into rubble and the populace slaughtered, Kei gets two points-of-view, seeing as how one of them is with Tae and the other is with Reika. Feels like the one with Tae got the short-end of the stick. She's still so... useless, and need to be protected all the time.

There's also a revelation of a group of humans (in disguise?) are in control of Gantz balls and forcibly teleports a lot of teams into the enemy base for a recon mission. We finally get to see the giant alien species, and their disturbing resemblance and implications on their treatment of the human race. I'm anticipating some sort of philosophical rationalisation or exposition to be incoming.