World Line Observation Atlas | STEINS;GATE

CHAPTER 11 / SG-CH11

Open The Steins Gate

STEINS;GATE Open The Steins Gate:Suzuha from 2036 appears at the Radio Building and asks Okabe to return to July 28, save Kurisu, and prevent the time-mach

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Japanese title
境界面上のシュタインズゲート
Events
17
Chapter completeness audit
World line unknown
Coverage
Needs further work

Events in this chapter

  1. Suzuha Asks Okabe to Prevent World War III on the Beta World Line

    Suzuha from 2036 appears at the Radio Building and asks Okabe to return to July 28, save Kurisu, and prevent the time-machine paper from leaving Japan.

    August 21, 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line
  2. Suzuha Uses C204 to Explain World War III

    Suzuha explains that the time-machine paper causes World War III on Beta and billions die. Her mission is to help Okabe save Kurisu and reach the Steins Gate world line.

    August 21, 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line
  3. Okabe Takes C204 to July 28 for the First Time

    Encouraged by Mayuri and Itaru, Okabe enters C204 with Suzuha and travels from August 21 to the day of Dr. Nakabachi’s conference.

    Departing August 21 / arriving July 28, 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line
  4. Kurisu and Dr. Nakabachi Fight over the Time-Machine Paper

    Kurisu shows her father the paper, hoping to repair their relationship. Driven by jealousy and obsession, Nakabachi tries to steal it and escalates to a knife threat.

    July 28, 2010 (first rescue) · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line
  5. The First Attempt to Save Kurisu Fails

    Okabe returns to July 28 but, amid the struggle, personally causes the result he had already observed and loses the will to try again.

    August 21 / arriving July 28, 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line
  6. Okabe Returns to August 21 Traumatized by Killing Kurisu

    After the failed rescue, Suzuha brings the injured and broken Okabe back to August 21. He refuses another attempt, believing he will only repeat Kurisu’s death.

    August 21, 2010 (after the first rescue) · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line
  7. Mayuri Restores Okabe’s Will to Try Again

    Mayuri prevents Okabe from giving up completely and reminds him how often he has stood up for his friends. He becomes willing to inspect the previously unreadable video mail.

    August 21, 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line / β Initial STEINS;GATE 0 World Line
  8. Okabe Opens the Video Mail from His 2025 Self

    After the first failure, Okabe can finally play the video from his future self and learns that he must deceive his past self and the world rather than erase the observation.

    August 21, 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line
  9. Okabe Realizes the Metal Upa Saves the Paper from the Airport Fire

    The future video explains that the Metal Upa inside Nakabachi’s envelope triggers security screening, keeping the paper out of the cargo-hold fire before it reaches Russia.

    August 21, 2010 (operation briefing) · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line
  10. Future Okabe Explains Operation Skuld

    Okabe in 2025 tells his 2010 self not to deny the three weeks he experienced, but to deceive his past self and the world by preserving the observation of Kurisu collapsed while actually saving her.

    Recorded in 2025 / played August 21, 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line / β — Exact Position Unknown
  11. Okabe Returns to July 28 for the Second Time

    Knowing the full operation, Okabe boards C204 with Suzuha again to replace the Upa and rescue Kurisu on the same date.

    Departing August 21 / second arrival on July 28, 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line
  12. Okabe Uses His Own Blood to Fake Kurisu’s Death

    Okabe saves Kurisu and renders her unconscious, then stages the scene with his own blood so his past self will still see the remembered pool of blood.

    July 28, 2010 (second rescue) · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line / Steins Gate World Line 1.048596%
  13. The Ordinary Upa Causes Nakabachi’s Paper to Burn in the Cargo Hold

    Okabe first makes Mayuri receive an ordinary Upa. With no metal object in Nakabachi’s envelope, the paper avoids screening and burns in the flight’s cargo-hold fire.

    Object changed July 28 / paper later destroyed in 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line / Steins Gate World Line 1.048596%
  14. Execute Operation Skuld

    Future Okabe sends the operation into the past, instructing his earlier self to deceive the world, preserve the observed appearance, and keep Kurisu alive.

    August 21 / intervention on July 28, 2010 · β Main-Game Final-Chapter World Line / Steins Gate World Line 1.048596%
  15. Arrive on the Steins Gate World Line

    Kurisu and Mayuri both survive, and the time-machine paper does not become the direct trigger for the known war. Okabe reaches a world line with an unknown future.

    After August 21, 2010 · Steins Gate World Line 1.048596%
  16. After Hospitalization, Okabe Prepares Badges for the Lab Members

    Okabe is hospitalized for the injuries sustained during the operation. After recovering, he prepares lab-member badges and checks on his friends in the new world line.

    Late August 2010 · Steins Gate World Line 1.048596%
  17. Okabe Reunites with the Surviving Kurisu in Akihabara

    Okabe encounters the rescued Kurisu on the street. Although she lacks complete Alpha memories, she experiences déjà vu about him and the ways they addressed each other.

    Late August 2010 · Steins Gate World Line 1.048596%

Audit findings

  • World line unknownNeeds further work

    The causal sequence between the two returns to July 28 is established, but public sources do not support assigning a separate six-digit divergence to every intermediate state.

    Keep the events in the 1.130212% flow context and label 1.048596% only after the operation succeeds.

  • MissingResolved

    The original data contained only Suzuha’s request, the first failure, the video, the operation as a whole, and the arrival result.

    Separate C204, both departures, the father–daughter confrontation, Metal Upa, deceiving observation, destruction of the thesis, and the reunion.

    Seventeen chapter events have been added; only the intermediate-divergence gap remains open.

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