FINAL FANTASY ⑤ is the third chapter of Hellsing: Volume 6, and the overall fortieth chapter of the Hellsing manga created by Kohta Hirano. It is the fifth and final part of Final Fantasy.
Summary
A chase ensues between the escaping Integra Hellsing (who seeks to return to the Hellsing Headquarters) and a group of Last Battalion troops (who are ordered to seize the director of the Hellsing Agency). The hunt ends when Integra's vehicle is suddenly struck by a Panzerfaust, redirecting her vehicle to an electrical box in which she crashes and is forced to step out of the vehicle and confront the vampirized Waffen-SS soldiers directly. However, an unlikely liberator from the Iscariot Agency appears, saving Integra from death.
Synopsis
Integra, surrounded by the battalion
Integra Hellsing speeds through the streets of London after Walter C. Dornez is forced to confront The Captain by himself. Spotting Integra, the Last Battalion chases her through the streets of London while Integra goes full throttle. Integra narrowly escapes an explosion, and a direct chase ensues with the armed battalion and Integra in a vehicle, at one point catching up with Integra's vehicle. Ultimately, another Panzerfaust is launched by multiple soldiers once submachine guns prove to be largely useless. Integra manages to dodge a direct explosion, but the radius caught her off guard and made her lose control of the vehicle, crashing into an electrical box, upon which one of the vampires steps in front of the windshield to deal the finishing blow in the name of The Major.
Integra states that she will fight back against those who could not bear being human
However, the vampire's head is then decapitated cleanly by Integra's saber. After a pool of blood showers her, Integra reveals herself to the battalion, heavily worn down and injured with bruises and bleeding from her nose. The battalion gloats, declaring her to be a "loser" and demanding her surrender, stating, "Your kind no longer has anywhere to run or hide from the Midians in London," as Integra stands. Smoking a cigar, Integra makes fun of them for believing that she would ever give up in the face of vampires who could not stand being human. Integra stands confidently with her saber in hand, telling the battalion not to underestimate humanity and that she would fight them.
Anderson belittles Integra for even attempting to fight back against a swarm of vampires
Angered by her confidence, one of the men leaps forward as Integra readies herself for a quick confrontation until pages from the Bible flood the scene and the vampire is riddled with Holy Bayonets, splattering blood over Integra's face. Realization occurs within the troops, upon which Alexander Anderson emerges from the mutilated corpse of the vampire, standing in front of Integra, who stands shell-shocked. Heinkel Wulf questions Anderson's decision to save Integra when their orders provided by Enrico Maxwell were stated to have been "observe." Yumiko Takagi remarks on the act of misconduct in saving someone from the Hellsing Agency. Suddenly, Anderson bursts into a fit of hysterical laughter, mocking Integra for attempting to fight back against a swarm of "freaks" with a bleeding nose; however, he praises her, now realizing that there is no wonder why Hellsing is Iscariot's arch enemy and Iscariot will be the only ones that may defeat Hellsing, disallowing anyone from interfering.
The battalion asks if Iscariot means to hinder Millennium, prompting Anderson to order them to be quiet as there is no place for the dead to talk. Anderson smiles, swiftly pulling out his bayonets, and states that "For those who would attempt to embrace that ultimate principle of backwards heresy, would the Vatican, would Section XIII, would I forgive them? Before you even have a chance to tremble, you'll perish like straw."
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Trivia
- The chapter title is derived from a video game titled "Final Fantasy" released in 1987.
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