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.	Episode Description: “Now, humans, feel the power of the Radamu!” Evil exults as he looks over the destruction of the EDF mission. Balzac crawls off in agony, more in pain from his failure to defeat Evil than from physical injuries. “I was too overconfident...is this what Blade is really capable of?” he asks himself. “How can we fight against something like that?” Meanwhile, more Radamu head for the EDF base (the continent below looks like Australia, but the picture isn’t clear enough to be sure.) Colbert is screaming for Tekkaman Sol to take action, but they’ve lost contact with him. “Fight with everything we have!” Colbert orders as it becomes obvious that they are the target of the attack. What forces remain do their best, but fall quickly to the overwhelming numbers of the attacking force. Aki and Noal, below in the brig, know they must act quickly. “D-Boy, you’ve got to fight - or all your friends will die anyway!” Noal shouts. “Fool!” He turns to Aki. “I’ll go and try and keep them away until you knock some sense into him!” he tells Aki and runs off, intent on finding some sort of weapon to fight with. “Shit, shit,” he says as he runs down the corridor. “What the hell is there that can fight against a full- fledged Radamu attack?” He is then knocked down by an explosion - and as he gets up, sees through a hole blown in the wall a second Sol Tekkaman, this one blue rather than the green of the one worn by Balzac. He “highjacks” it from the scientists even as Colbert orders them to find some way to use it against the enemy. “I’m a pilot, I’ll take it out!” he tells them, and they reluctantly tell him how to use it. He then takes off to fight the Radamu. Colbert listens numbly to the growing number of damage reports. “Sol Tekkaman will come through, we’ve a second one!” he tells his frightened subordinates. Freeman and Miri watch with growing alarm as the EDF HQ is breached in several places by Radamu forces. Then a humanoid form appears. “Blade?” Rebin asks. “No...” says Miri, focusing the camera better. “It’s Sol Tekkaman - but I thought Balzac was on the Orbital Ring?” “Knowing Colbert, he built more than one Tekkaman Sol,” Freeman says. They watch as the newcomer wipes out Radamu - and Noal himself is pleasantly surprised by the power of the new suit. Aki is still working on D-Boy when she gets a call from Freeman. She reports she’s found D-Boy, but he’s still catatonic. They figure out that it is Noal piloting the new Sol Tekkaman, and the pilot himself breaks in to put in a few jocular words - but they can tell that under the humor he’s seriously worried. “I’m going to run out of ammo sooner or later - and probably sooner, at this rate,” Noal mutters to himself after signing off. “Leave me alone, I’m a monster!” D-Boy pushes Aki away, and suddenly she remembers the words Balzac used earlier. That gives her the key, and she uses it to break through. D-Boy begins to beat his head against the wall, and she knows she’s made progress. She tells Freeman to send Pegas to the EDF HQ, much to D-Boy’s dismay. “I don’t want to become a monster again!” he wails. Noal is running out of ammo and power, and more Radamu are coming. Aki now has D-Boy talking somewhat rationally, and she begins to persuade him he isn’t the monster Balzac has made the young man think he is. Colbert watches the Sol Tekkaman fight, and his men warn him a single Sol Tekkaman will be unable to win against such odds, no matter how good the pilot. Aki tells D-Boy that the Radamu are the true monsters - they have tried to make monsters out of the Tekkamen, but in breaking free and fighting them D-Boy has regained his humanity. “And it’s the human D-Boy I’ve come to love,” she whispers, and D- Boy starts at that admission. The ceiling falls in under Radamu attack, and D-Boy lunges to save Aki from several blocks of loose heavy masonry responding to the call of gravity. Through the hole in the roof, they see Tekkaman Sol - Noal - in the grasp of two Radamu, his ammo exhausted. “Fool, we need you,” Aki cries. “Hurry!” D-Boy nods and hugs her for a moment, then runs to find Pegas. At least temporarily cured of his mental problems, Blade launches against the enemy. D-Boy quickly proves what an impressive warrior he ca be when his mind is working right, and in the process rescues Noal. Blade then blasts the remaining Radamu from the sky.	.
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