Sio is taken to DOGOO’s training facility to prepare her for the struggles that lay ahead. While her E-Gene ability is powerful, she lacks the training and discipline to utilize it correctly. Despite the crippling loneliness of the situation, she ends up befriending the soldiers who have been stationed there.
After the events of last week’s episode, Asuta Jimon still attends school for some reason, despite being a runaway child. He ends up getting brought to the Zvezda Headquarters, where he meets the rest of Kate’s crew on their off hours. Elsewhere, a rival organization known as White Light are mobilizing to face the supposed thread that Kate and her motley crew represent.
The Tri-City Schools Raid Trip kicks into high gear as Satsuki’s forces wage their attack upon the schools of Kansai. Meanwhile, Ryuko, beaten, but not broken, takes the weakened Senketsu with her and strikes back to retrieve every piece of him. Elsewhere, Mako continues to be the best character in the show.
Sio keeps up the fight against the aliens, but with Jack injured combined with her own lack of experience, things go south. Luckily, Newton and Gandhi arrive to provide support. Together, they work to eliminate the remaining foes. Later, Sio must come to terms with the reveal of her identity and decide whether to join DOGOO or not.
Kate Hoshimiya is a little girl with big plans. Determined to conquer the world and bring it all under her heel, she’s recruited an eccentric bunch of individuals, including our hapless male protagonist Asuta Jimon.
After the climactic battle with Nui, Ryuko is left in a downtrodden state, unable to bring herself to wear Senketsu. Elsewhere, Satsuki prepares for her 3-way invasion of the Kansai school district. Finally, former Newspaper Club member Shinjiro Nagita seeks out Ryuko, as she stands alone as the sole person able to fight against Satsuki’s tyranny.
Sio Ogura is a military otaku who’s never really fit in. When aliens from deep beneath the ocean start attacking humanity, it’s up to her to realize her true destiny as the reincarnation of Oda Nobunaga and fight back with a crazy giant minigun.
There are two great civilizations who live in opposition of each other. The Western Star and the Eastern Star. Something about prophecies about how a great king would come to unite them both. I don’t really give a shit.
Exactly one year ago, Studio Trigger changed the world when it aired the grand finale of beloved anime series Inferno Cop. Today the Glorio crew reflects on that fateful day, and asks, “Where were you when Third Destroy Finale hit?”
You are now entering the Nine Days of GLORIO, our non-stop year in review. Each day for the rest of 2013, a member of the Glorio crew will share some of their highlights from the past 12 months, all culminating in our Top 10 Anime of the Year. For Day 2, the hot blooded Gee-man…
Recap: Ryuko, overcome with anger as a result of Nui’s reveal, loses control and things go badly very quickly.
Recap: On its return to Earth, the Yamato is ambushed by a desperate, but still alive Desler. In the end, lives are lost, bonds are formed, and even miracles happen.
Recap: Ryuko faces a mysterious girl in the form of Nui Harime, the Grand Couturier of the Kiryuin family.
Recap: The Yamato takes the fight to Dessler and the Gamilan Empire.
Recap: After defeating Gamagoori, Ryuko goes on to fight Houka Inumata, Honnouji Academy’s information and tech specialist.
Recap: Ryuko faces off against Ira Gamagoori, the first of the Elite Four.
Recap: Satsuki institutes a natural election, turning the entire academy into a free-for-all brawl for supremacy.
Recap: Ryuko creates the Fight Club, in an attempt to dismantle Honnouji Academy from the inside out. However, when she designates Mako as president of the club, things don’t go exactly as planned.
Recap: Uzu Sanageyama of the Four Devas challenges Ryuko to a duel.
Recap: Ryuko is attacked by a mysterious assailant with no known ties to Satsuki or the school.
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