Ep. 22: Sakuya reveals Aine as the true songwriter behind the hit track.
Aired on October 17, 1999

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Sakuya prevents Aine from falling and gives her a backstage pass, but she leaves her poem behind. He retrieves it and later sees her at the concert where the lyrics are performed. He pulls her backstage when the lights dim, but Sasaki orders her away. Sakuya confronts Sasaki, declaring Aine as the author. After school, he drives her to Jupiter Records. Sasaki demands an official announcement of the songwriter but insists on using a male penname. Aine states she cannot write more lyrics for Ʌucifer because she does not know Sakuya or the other band members. Sakuya agrees to explain everything about himself to her.
Episodes
- Ep. 18 · The band performs a national tour concert during a typhoon and receives an official debut offer.
- Ep. 19 · Producer Sasaki signs Lucifer as Ʌucifer, while debutant Aine Yukimura faces personal struggles and a chart ranking bet.
- Ep. 20 · A Lucifer conducts a radio broadcast while Aine listens to the introduction of band members.
- Ep. 21 · Lucifer's Chart Failure and Sakuya's Desperate Promise for Redemption
- Ep. 22 · Sakuya reveals Aine as the true songwriter behind the hit track.
- Ep. 23 · Sakuya shares his traumatic childhood with Aine and protects her from fans
- Ep. 24 · A prolonged farewell occurs during the narrative sequence
- Ep. 25 · Ralph Grazer attempts to overshadow Ʌucifer with a competing charity concert featuring Freddy Brown.
- Ep. 26 · Ralph targets Ʌucifer after Metro Records poaches five bands and rejects their acquisition offer