1. 1
   

   Ingram Activated

   25m

   SV2 is going to get new AV 98 ingrams soon. Asuma and Ota go to Shinohara Heavy Industries to get it. Noa also heads there to take her labor aptitude test. When someone steals the ingram, Noa goes to save it.

2. 2
   

   Kanuka Has Come

   25m

   Kanuka comes to Japan from America. She participates in a labor combat tournament. Noa and the gang also compete in it.

3. 3
   

   This Is SV2

   25m

   Noa must adapt to living in SV2.

4. 4
   

   Head to the Mountain of Mystery!

   25m

   A monster is seen somewhere in the forest. The police sends SV2 to go capture the monster.

5. 5
   

   Runaway Labor X-10

   25m

   Runaway Labor X-10 is loose in the forest. Division 2 is sent to go stop it.

6. 6
   

   The Tower: SOS

   25m

   Tower 1 of Tower City gets on fire. Division 1 and 2 go to stop it and save the people in the fire.

7. 7
   

   Glorious Type 97 Modified

   25m

   The new 97 model is visiting Division 2.

8. 8
   

   Elusive Green

   25m

   Noa, Asuma, and Hiromi are sent to investigate on a tree. People believe that there is curse on the tree.

9. 9
   

   Red Labor Landing

   25m

   Noa and Asuma are sent to investigate on a terrorist who is gonna steal a red labor, a military labor.

10. 10
    

    Eve's Trap

    25m

    Kanuka's grandma from Hawaii visits Tokyo for Christmas. Then she suddenly disappears. The only clue to find her is "The Christmas of 50 years ago". When they try to find her, they are called off to duty.

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