Episodes

Takeru Myojin is visited by the evil Emperor Zule of Planet Gishin, who claims to be his father in his dreams. In his dream, Emperor Zule reveals Takeru was sent to Earth to destroy it, but Takeru rejects his orders and brushes it off as just a dream. || Takeru Myojin is visited by the evil Emperor Zule of Planet Gishin, who claims to be his father in his dreams. In his dream, Emperor Zule reveals Takeru was sent to Earth to destroy it, but Takeru rejects his orders and brushes it off as just a dream. Source: crunchyroll

After analyzing Gaia’s command capsule, Commissioner Otsuka discovers its secret. While the other Crasher Squad members leave for battle, Takeru is ordered to stay behind and is kept in confinement. || After analyzing Gaia’s command capsule, Commissioner Otsuka discovers its secret. While the other Crasher Squad members leave for battle, Takeru is ordered to stay behind and is kept in confinement. Source: crunchyroll

The Gishinians finally discover where the Six God robots are stationed. They attack Egypt where Sphinx, the body unit of God Mars, is located. The Crasher Squad is sent as reinforcement and a battle ensues. || The Gishinians finally discover where the Six God robots are stationed. They attack Egypt where Sphinx, the body unit of God Mars, is located. The Crasher Squad is sent as reinforcement and a battle ensues. Source: crunchyroll

The Crasher Squad heads to Planet Gishin to negotiate a peace treaty with Emperor Zule. However, the Crasher Squad becomes engaged in a fierce battle against the Gishinian fighter squad. In the midst of battle, Sagule, Emperor Zule’s trusted general, challenges Takeru to a duel, only using their Esper powers. After a heated battle, Takeru finally defeats Sagule. However, a merciless Zule orders Takeru to be killed, even if it means the attack would also kill Sagule. Will Takeru be able to stop Zule’s madness? || The Crasher Squad heads to Planet Gishin to negotiate a peace treaty with Emperor Zule. However, the Crasher Squad becomes engaged in a fierce battle against the Gishinian fighter squad. Source: crunchyroll

Upon his return to Earth, Takeru is suddenly dismissed from the Earth Defense Force. In despair, Takeru disappears along with God Mars. Shortly after, the Galilei Base is destroyed by God Mars. Believing Takeru has betrayed Earth, the Crasher Squad is at a loss for words. However, the attack was a heinous trap set up by the Marmelonian Forces. What will Takeru do, now that Earth views him as an enemy? || Upon his return to Earth, Takeru is suddenly dismissed from the Earth Defense Force. In despair, Takeru disappears along with God Mars. Shortly after, the Galilei Base is destroyed by God Mars. Source: crunchyroll

Gash infiltrates the enemy base alone to save Mika, an uncharacteristic move for a man who is known for his ruthlessness. After rescuing Mika, the two escape on a snowmobile, but the enemy stands in their way. Gravely injured, Gash sends a telepathic message to Mars for help. Will Takeru be able to save Gash and Mika in time? || Gash infiltrates the enemy base alone to save Mika, an uncharacteristic move for a man who is known for his ruthlessness. After rescuing Mika, the two escape on a snowmobile, but the enemy stands in their way. Source: crunchyroll

Gyron orders the deployment of the powerful Magnetic Cannon to destroy God Mars. Kiel, the inventor of the Magnetic Cannon, adamantly opposes its use, as it will greatly alter Planet Marmelo’s geomagnetic field. However, his plea falls on deaf ears and the Marmelonian Forces fire the Magnetic Cannon on God Mars. Unable to maintain God Mars, the Six Robots come undone and the effects of the Magnetic Cannon on Planet Marmelo becomes apparent. As Takeru and Flore fight to defeat Gyron, what will become of Planet Marmelo? || Gyron orders the deployment of the powerful Magnetic Cannon to destroy God Mars. Kiel, the inventor of the Magnetic Cannon, adamantly opposes its use, as it will greatly alter Planet Marmelo’s geomagnetic field. Source: crunchyroll