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Four-panel comic 'Yurari', episode 30: after reading that Window 3's 'Watcher' responded to a flashing light, Yurari tries blinking its own antenna to get a response out of Unit Two.
Panel 1: Shioiri: "The Watcher answered a flashing light, apparently." Panel 2: (Yurari flashes its antenna three times) Panel 3: (Unit Two's lamp blinks back three times, exactly in rhythm) Panel 4: Gondawara: "...I'm fairly sure that's just the wiring lining up."
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'The House by the Window' Retrospective — Every Weekend This Month
Ahead of next year's 50th anniversary broadcast. TCT.
The TDA's Dimensional Survey Division announced on the 14th that during an observation at Window 3, 'the Slime Marsh,' late on the night of the 13th, it sent its first-ever deliberate signal — flashing the observation room's lighting in a fixed rhythm three times — and the previously reported individual 'the Watcher' (officially numbered 88-C) changed its body color in nearly the same rhythm, three times in a row. Past 'weak correlations' were responses to unconscious movement on this side; this time the match followed an intentional signal, prompting the division to say for the first time that it is 'hard to call it coincidence.' It maintains its cautious position that this does not prove communication.
— Translated from the Japanese edition. The signal is one-way; corrections cannot be sent back.
