For what age: 11+
How many episodes in 3 season: 13 episodes
The scattered survivors of EOS-7 battle to regroup amidst the backdrop of corporate war. Ryo Ishida, now emperor of Zairon, makes an enemy of his former allies, while the past comes back to haunt the crew of the Raza.
The crew of the Raza target an Ishida research station in an attempt to take back the Blink Drive.
After receiving a distress call from a former associate, the crew of the Raza find themselves in the middle of a colony's fight for independence.
Unbeknownst to the rest of the crew THREE has been trapped in a time loop, reliving the same day over and over. He must convince his crew mates that what's happening to him is real and find a way to stop the loop. Meanwhile, a mysterious mercenary infiltrates the Raza and THREE must deal with Sarah's new reality.
A friend of Adrian's is taken captive by one of Tabor's rivals, demanding a specific data file in exchange for her release. When the crew discover that the file contains information about the construction of a secret Ferrous battle fleet, they agree to help in exchange for the file. The only problem is Adrian isn't exactly sure where Tabor hid the data file.
Familiar faces from the past return, causing havoc and forcing the crew to scramble to save their already damaged reputations.
An injured crew member is haunted by the past, unaware of the dangers that are lurking in the present.
While providing safe transport for some allies, the Raza comes under attack from within.
When the Blink Drive self activates during a diagnostic, the Raza and its crew are transported through space and time.
A distress call from the Android's friend Victor leads to answers about Two's past.
One of the Android's newly discovered memories leads the crew to a suspicious Dwarf Star facility on Nova 17.
Ryo takes a hostage to trade for the Blink Drive, but his former crew are not his only opponents.
The Raza's crew attempt to unite Ferrous' enemies and put an end to the corporate war before the new fleet can be used.
