Episodes
| # | Title | Original air date |
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| 01 | "Flag" "Furaggu" (フラッグ) |
2006-06-16 |
| An armed extremist faction had stolen the Flag, which was previously seen as the symbol of peace that triggered the cease-fire initiative between armed factions and the government forces in Uddiyana. The UN secretly dispatched an SDC unit to retrieve the Flag. Saeko Shirasu was assigned as the embedded reporter. | ||
| 02 | "Portrait" "Pōtorēto" (ポートレート) |
2006-06-30 |
| Saeko started her reporting inside the SDC secret base. However, Captain Chris denied Saeko's request to follow any military operations involving the use of HAVWC. Saeko tried to capture the soldiers in camera as they returned to base. | ||
| 03 | "Frontline Reporting" "Dōkō Shuzai" (同行取材) |
2006-07-14 |
| The SDC unit is planning scouting missions in area where the FLAG was believed to be hidden. Once again Saeko's request to accompany the unit was denied. Nadi Olowokandi offered his helping hand. | ||
| 04 | "The Night of New Moon" "Shingetsu no Yoru" (新月の夜) |
2006-07-28 |
| It was established that the defence capabilities of the armed faction base were much stronger than expected. The SDAC unit decided to launch an operation to retrieve the Flag on the night of the new moon. Preparation of the HAVWC mecha, the key element of the operation, became a race against time, and Saeko spent all night covering the activities of the unit. Meanwhile on the same night, as reporter Akagi was pursuing a young girl, a reincarnate of the goddess Kuhura. | ||
| 05 | "Parabola of Darkness" "Kurayami no Sōkyokusen" (暗闇の双曲線) |
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| On the night of the new moon, the SDC unit began its campaign to retrieve the flag and was heading towards the "Ruins", the armed faction's stronghold. Shirasu witnessed the crossfire while accompanying the unit. At the same time, the journalists, suspicious of the UN forces, found out about the UN's plan to bomb the city. Akagi had some idea where the target of the bombing would be. | ||
| 06 | "Light in Darkness" "Yami no Naka no Hikari" (闇の中の光) |
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| Ichiyanagi stormed into the armed faction's stronghold to retrieve the flag. As the team were following the IC tag signal, something unexpected was waiting for them. They discovered the conspiracy to hinder the ceasefire. Facing return attack from the enemy and with nowhere to retreat, he attempted to breakthrough. | ||
| 07 | "Reactivation" "Saishidō" (再始動) |
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| 08 | "XR-2 Longku" "Ikkusuāru-Tsū Ronkū" (XR-2 ロンクー) |
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| 09 | "Yurts and the Land" "Geru to Taichi" (ゲルと大地) |
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| 10 | "SDAC + 1" "Shīdakku Purasu Wan" (シーダック+1) |
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| 11 | "Reunion through the Viewfinder" "Faindā-goshi no Saikai" (ファインダーごしの再会) |
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| 12 | "Recapture the Flag" "Furaggu Dakkan" (フラッグ奪回) |
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| 13 | "Into the Light" "Hikari no Naka e" (光の中へ) |
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