God Mars

Takeru Myojin is visited by the evil Emperor Zule of Planet Gishin, who claims to be his father in his dreams. In his dream, Emperor Zule reveals Takeru was sent to Earth to destroy it, but Takeru rejects his orders and brushes it off as just a dream.

To find out the truth, Takeru visits his parents' home. There, his father, Professor Myojin reveals Takeru is not his biological son. Suddenly, his parents' home comes under attack by another assassin from Planet Gishin, who possesses Esper powers.

After analyzing Gaia's command capsule, Commissioner Otsuka discovers its secret. While the other Crasher Squad members leave for battle, Takeru is ordered to stay behind and is kept in confinement.

The other Crasher Squad members are suspicious of Takeru, due to his Esper power and mysterious ability to control Gaia. Now, Takeru must face the Gishin assassin alone.

After hearing his fellow Crasher Squad members say they cannot fight alongside a Gishinian, Takeru takes off into space with Gaia. However, using Takeru's absence on Earth as an opportunity to strike, the enemy attacks Earth.

The Gishinians finally discover where the Six God robots are stationed. They attack Egypt where Sphinx, the body unit of God Mars, is located. The Crasher Squad is sent as reinforcement and a battle ensues.

A giant space fleet has left Earth to construct a base on Pluto and the Crasher Squad has been assigned to guard the fleet. However, Takeru hears a mysterious voice in his head urging him not to go to Pluto.

Takeru bombs the Spaceport and a young boy, who admires Takeru, witnesses him in the act. With pictures to prove his guilt, Takeru is taken into custody. With Takeru out of the way, the Gishinians' ships approach Earth.

A massive earthquake triggers Tokyo to slowly sink. However, the earthquakes do not seem like a natural occurring earthquake. What is causing the earthquakes and can Takeru stop Tokyo from sinking beneath the sea?

Takeru and Namida head to the Space Control Center to secretly investigate the cause of the frequent collisions between spaceships. The Director of the Space Control Center and his granddaughter welcome them.

A mysterious voice alerts Takeru that the Gishinians are plotting to assassinate the President. However, it was a trap laid out by Sagule, the Gishinian Spy Commander, in order to find out who is behind the mysterious voice.

Marg is finally captured for treason and is ordered to kill Takeru in exchange for his life. Meanwhile, back at Battle Camp, Takeru receives a transmission from the mysterious voice, wishing to see him on Saturn.

Marg is recaptured and taken back to Planet Gishin. A devastated Takeru chases after his brother, but the evil Emperor Zule appears and stands in his way. Faced with Emperor Zule's invincible power, will Takeru be able to defeat Zule and get back Marg?

Marg, whose memory has been erased by Emperor Zule, becomes a Gishinian Commander. His mission is to kill Takeru, the traitor. Meanwhile, back at Battle Camp on Earth, the Gishinian spies have taken Shizuko and Namida hostage.

Marg, who has been stationed at the frontline as a Gishinian Commander, launches a series of attacks on Earth's major cities. Takeru fights the Gishinians with all this might.

Takeru and Mika are shocked when they learn Akira has a new girlfriend. On his girlfriend's request, Akira shows Akane around the base, but it's all a trap. Once inside, Akane begins planting bombs throughout the base.

Takeru visits a secret base on the South Pole that's researching the Warp Catapult. However, his visit is cut short when he learns that Battle Camp under attack by Marg.

Takeru and Marg are locked in a fierce and decisive battle. During the battle, Marg regains his memories and their hearts connect once again. However, their reunion is short lived, as fate separates Takeru and Marg once again, this time forever. less

In order to avenge Marg, Loze takes Commissioner Otsuka and Shizuko hostage and challenges Takeru to a duel. To secure his mother and the Commissioner's safety, Takeru accepts Loze's challenge.