Episode 25 - The Last One

The Last One (最後のひとり, Saigo no Hitori) is the twenty-fifth episode of the Little Busters! Animation. It aired on March 30, 2013.

Short Summary

 * Kyousuke declares that the time has come for the Little Busters' first match. To this special occasion, he invites a team composed of captains from other clubs to play against them. Most of the team is worried about confronting so much talented people, more so that they are still one player short. Some time later, Riki, Rin and Masato has a sight of Kengo in a secret meeting with Miyuki Koshiki, a former member of the Archery Club who was forced to quit after she lost an eye during an accident. Masato wants to barge in but the others drag him away to give them some privacy instead. Later in the cafeteria, Masato talks openly with Kengo about his meeting with Miyuki which draws speculations from other classmates about their relationship, which Miyuki clears away claiming that she was just asking him for advice. Later that day, an emergency broadcast demands the students to stay inside their classrooms, but upon knowing that its is because Miyuki is on the roof, pondering to commit suicide, Riki, Rin and Masato rush there against orders. Knowing that there is nothing the teachers can do to dissuade her, the three try to prevent the teachers from coming close to her until she slips and falls, just to be rescued by Kengo in the nick of time, although he breaks his left arm in the occasion and is suspended from the Kendo Club for a semester. After Miyuki apologizes to him, claiming that she will not throw away the life he saved with so much effort, Kengo decides to join the Little Busters. Despite being forced to bat with one arm and unable to run due to his injury, Kengo asks Rin to pitch for him until he manages to strike a home run, which allowing him to clear bases without the need to overexert himself. With the Little Busters team complete, Naoe can't shake the suspicion that Kyousuke always knew that Kengo would eventually join them, as if he always knew what would happen.