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Repairs on the Nirvash continue as Dr. Eagan, a renowned researcher, has an idea as to why the machine has been acting strangely. Elsewhere, one of the Sages and Colonel Dewey discuss the future of the Coralians.

More information about the history of Euruka and the typeZERO—and Renton’s grandfather—is revealed as the Nirvash is taken for repairs at the research center where it was built.

As tensions mount between the military and Gekkostate at the airport, Eureka teaches Renton how to detect Trapar particle waves. If the Gekko is going to escape the military blockade, the two of them are going to have to pull off a daring maneuver.

Lieutenant Dominic visits Bellforest and ends up spending a lot of time with the Thurstons. On the Gekko, a shocking revelation about Eureka’s origins takes everyone by surprise.

A death in the battle between the Swan and the Gekko has major psychological consequences for members of both crews. Meanwhile, Holland reveals to Renton that he has a past connection to the Beams.

Eureka and Renton find themselves locked in the brig together, along with Eureka’s “kids.” Their reunion is cut short when Charles and Ray Beams begin their assault on the Gekko.

Holland’s quest to find Renton hits a snag when the Gekko runs into a military fleet preparing to take on the ship. Unable to wait, Eureka leaves to search for him on her own—but Renton might be closer than she thinks.

Alone and wandering, Renton wears himself out searching for the Gekko. He’s taken in by a hermit and his sick wife, who have much to teach him about love and loyalty.

Holland considers his previous treatment of Renton as a lonely Eureka takes on the missing boy’s duties. Meanwhile, on the Swan, the Beams’ true mission comes to light, much to Renton’s shock.

On his first mission with the Beams, Renton is faced with a difficult decision concerning the fate of a Vodarac girl. On the Gekko, Holland tries to avoid talking to Eureka about Renton, but he won’t be able to avoid the subject forever.

The Gekko crew tries to figure out the best way to tell Eureka that Renton has gone. Renton comes across Charles and Ray Beams and their carrier ship, the Swan, and decides to join them.

The Vodarac priest that Holland rescued manages to remove the scub from Eureka’s body, but the ordeal won’t be without scars. Meanwhile, Renton tries to come to terms with the death and destruction he’s caused since joining Gekkostate.

Eureka has merged with a scub, sending many of the crew into a panic. At the same time, Holland responds to a distress call and goes on a dangerous mission to rescue a Vodarac high priest.

While Renton tries to get the Amita Drive to Eureka and the Nirvash, he finds a new sense of determination. Once he finds Eureka emotions flair, the military attacks, and a strange power is unleashed.

Eureka’s health and spirits are fading—possibly because of the mines—which lead her to take brash action, endangering herself and others. Meanwhile, an enemy ship heads toward the Gekko, intent on taking the ship and its crew any way they can.

A miner still working in the abandoned tunnels where the Gekko is being repaired befriends members of the crew. But the old man’s intentions are called into question when he discovers the typeZero Nirvash.

If the Gekko is going to be repaired, it’s going to need a whole lot of reflection tape. Luckily, there’s a craftsman nearby who can make it, but only if Renton and the others can gather enough skyfish for raw materials.

The Gekko lands in an abandoned mine in order to complete repairs. After a frustrating conversation with Eureka, Renton heads out to explore and stumbles upon a strange building in the mine tunnels.

Renton visits the town he grew up in and shows Eureka some of his important memories. Their mission is to collect a special fruit, but when Renton runs into people from his past, things take an unexpected turn.

The Gekko has been seriously damaged from its battle with the military, and its crewmembers reflect on the recent events. Stoner offers up his own speculations as to what everything means—and why Eureka was so affected by the Coralian.