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Horse Gravy

Horse Gravy comes in a jar and consists of white gravy and brown gravy swirled together (somehow, the two kinds of gravy always remain separate, never mixed). The producer of Horse Gravy, at the beginning of his sponsorship, would give Jackie a handwritten script to read, which typically consisted of a family complaining about the blandness of the food prepared by the mother, and the mother calling out for help, after which a horse would appear and tell her to add Horse Gravy to the meal. However, the Horse Gravy man apparently did not like Jackie's presentation of this script and began sponsoring the podcast through Dunlap, thus earning Jackie's ire and vow never to eat Horse Gravy again. Horse Gravy later replaced its current line with Horse Gravy Black, which is an all-black, oily substance that, according to Dunlap, is visually unappealing but still tastes fantastic. Horse Gravy premiered a commercial starring Fred Thompson at Freedomfest.
And Then the Rain Will Fall

Hajiki Sanada is on the hunt for Katana. Having several miss-adventures along the way.

## Plot

As Hajiki searchers for Katana, Cathrine wants to investigate a rare gem called the Moonlight Wave, which she thinks is a Gad. Aiko is present at the jewels arrival at the museum in Day Town, along with her father, Larry Harmony. The jewel is stolen as it is being delivered to the museum. The thieves are none other than Wanda Woman and Katana, whom Aiko recognizes.

Though the pair together to steal the stone. Katana and Zero nearly kill Sayuri during their escape. Aiko, having chased them also sees the girl and rushes to protect her. Thankfully Aiko and Sayuri are unharmed.

When Jacque Bruno and his gang visit Wanda's place later to take the jewel for themselves Wanda accidentally swallows the Gad. While Jacque questions Wanda on the Gad's location at the town junkyard, Wanda transforms into an A-Techode.

Eventually Hajiki and the other Techode wielders manage to subdue the rampaging beast. Once the fighting is over, Wanda returns to normal.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
* Katana
* Aiko Mary Harmony
* Mr. Hachisuka
* Catherine Flobér
* Jacque Bruno
* Wanda Woman
* Mocchi
* Sharks
* Carlos
Unit Blue

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**Unit Blue** is the central location in which series *Gad Guard* takes place. Unit Blue is separated into three levels: Gold Town, Day Town and Night Town.

Gold Town is the upper-class area, where the wealthy and well-off live in comfort and luxury.

Day Town is a middle-class area, equipped with running water and electricity and is busy and metropolitan in most places.

Night Town is the ghetto of Unit Blue, and is called "Night Town" because of the fact that all the electrical power shuts off at midnight and does not come back until dawn.

## Notes

* Their are several other Units mentioned in the series, including Unit Violet, Unit Cobalt and Unit Yellow.
* Unit Blue is also known as unit 47.
* Unit Blue began as a spaceport near a mountain.
* Unit Blue used to be called "Port Town".
Thunderbolt

**Thunderbolt**, like Lightning and Zero, was a Techode crafted to fight, only made to be agile and quick more than powerful. Thunderbolt was tall with long, thin limbs and a wide head.

Thunderbolt fought like Takumi Kisaragi, with fast, chaotic punches and with all the rage he had inside of him, which ultimately led to Thunderbolt's destruction when it lost control and rabidly mauled Messah Schmidt even while Takumi begged it to stop.

## **Powers and Abilities**

Along with stunning speed, Thunderbolt could produce lightning bolts from its hands.

When it went berserk, Thunderbolt gained arm blades and attacked Messah Schmidt with them. It then discharged a huge field of lightning before blowing away as dust in the wind.

## Notes

* It was never made entirely clear what set Thunderbolt off the day he was destroyed, or why he chose to go after Messah Schmidt specifically during his rampage.
Lightning

**Lightning** is Hajiki Sanada's Techode which he receives in the first episode.

## Biography

Lightning was made in the first episode when Hajiki came into contact with a Gad he was delivering. Being that a Gad is worthless after it transforms to anyone but the person who made it transform, Hajiki is allowed to keep the resulting Techode. It was named "Lightning" after Hajiki's father's plane.

Having no particularly good place to store Lightning, Hajiki kept him in the garage at work with the condition that he would use Lightning for work.

## Appearance

Lightning is mostly blue with various red, white, and yellow highlights. It has two extendable, yellow exhaust pipes that resemble a scarf around his nick. Lightning's appearance altogether resembles a superhero of some sort.

## Powers and Abilities

Lightning is very quick and especially made for melee fighting and jumping around through the use of the extendable exhaust tubes coming out from its neck. It also has engines in its lower legs which can propel to great speeds when it gets down on one knee.

## Notes

* The "something important" that Lightning takes from Hajiki is Hajiki's father. Upon doing so, Lightning gains the ability to speak and act on his own along with the personality of Hajiki's father.
The Logic of Those Who Leave

## Plot

When Hajiki’s home is levelled he begins to feel remorse and distances himself from his mother and sister.

In the meantime, Katana has caused much destruction all throughout Night Town but Hajiki can't bring himself to defend it anymore. Eventually he decides that it might be best if he packed up and left with his Techode.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Katana
Looking Up at the Same Sky

A boy by the name of Hajiki Sanada is assigned to make a special delivery to a mysterious client, which leads to nothing but trouble once he accidently discovers the mysterious black cube known as a Gad inside.

## Plot

In a world where society is split into separate zones of differing social, economic and technological standing. An illegal trade in technological devices known as Gad's is on the rise.

Hajiki Sanada, a motorcycle courier is hired to send a seemingly normal parcel to a seemingly normal address. On the way he loses control of his bike and spills the contents of this package onto the road. Bending down to pick it up, he notices that the object is nothing more than a bland metal cube, yet for some reason Hajiki is inextricably drawn to it. Nevertheless, he completes the delivery and returns back to work.

Later at his school Hajiki meets Arashi Shinozuka. A young, apparently parentless girl who has recently moved into a Night Town apartment on her own and enrolled at Hajiki’s school.

After heading home for the day. Hajiki learns from his boss Mr. Hachisuka that the person who collected the parcel was in fact a fake. The courier company had been used in an elaborate sting operation to steal the mysterious object. Normally Hajiki would simply shrug the incident off, but he becomes irrationally obsessed with tracking down the criminals and retrieving the package. He soon discovers that the thieves are an eccentric gang of petty criminals, the most dangerous of whom is a skillful young Heavy Metal pilot named Katana, and in the ensuing confrontation Hajiki activates the stolen Gad...

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
* Katana
* Mr. Hachisuka
* Catherine Flobér
* Jacque Bruno
* Wanda Woman
* Mocchi
* Sharks
Sayuri

**Sayuri** is an adorable little blonde girl who showed up out of the blue the day that Zero appeared, innocently asking Katana what he was going to call 'him'.

## Biography

For whatever reason, this child, armed with a pink coat, a bunny plushie and a big smile, refused to go away, following the not-so-welcoming boy Katana wherever he went with the claim that she is his "friend". Sayuri seems to seek out others who surround Katana, searching for more friends for him, asking Aiko Mary Harmony and even Takumi Kisaragi if they are friends of his when she runs across them in the junk yard. She always seems to know more than she says, giving nothing but an innocent giggle when asked why she doesn’t go home and where her parents are.

After having her around and for some reason being unable to hurt her, no matter how she waddles around after him and pesters him, Katana becomes accustomed to her, and finally grows attached to her, to the point that she comes with him everywhere, even answering his job phone for him to take messages. She reminds him constantly that he likes Hajiki Sanada, and that they should be friends. He purposely goes out of his way to save her from harm, but why, he doesn't know at first. The truth is that she is a Techode, created from the same Gad that Zero came from, from the part of Katana that remembers his childhood, and in particular, a childhood friend that was very dear to him.

Sayuri is quite possibly the only person or creature Katana has ever truly and completely loved since the day he lost his memory, if only because she is the part of him that remembers, and the proof that he is, at heart, just a lonely little boy. Sayuri is very loyal to Katana, as she was created by him inadvertently. Like all the Techodes, she disappears when he no longer needs her, and learns to function on his own.

## Notes

* Sayuri is the first humanoid Techode introduced in the series, though that fact is not revealed until near it's end.
* It's never explained exactly why Sayuri vanished when she did. Though Katana takes the situation stoically, indicating that it was not entirely unexpected.
On a Street Corner in Night Town

A new girl with a giant robot (Techode) appears on the scene. Will she be a new ally to Hajiki Sanada, or an enemy?

## Plot

Aiko Harmony, a wealthy young girl and heir to Central Electronics is an otherwise ordinary young girl from the exclusive Gold Town. Just like many teens her age she’s lacking a general purpose in her life and this dilemma is further complicated by the fact that she secretly owns a Techode she calls Messah Schmidt.

When Aiko hears on the news that another Techode has been spotted running around Night Town, she immediately springs into action to discover if there are in fact others like her out in the world.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
* Katana
* Mr. Hachisuka
* Catherine Flobér
* Aiko Mary Harmony
* Jacque Bruno
* Wanda Woman
* Mocchi
* Sharks
Gad Guard: Light Novels

A series of **Gad Guard: Light Novels** was written by Umoto Kyouhei. Its four volumes were published between May 24, 2003 and September 25, 2003.

## List

* Gad Guard: Light Novel - 1
* Gad Guard: Light Novel - 2
* Gad Guard: Light Novel - 3
* Gad Guard: Light Novel - 4

## Trivia

* The light novel series has never been published outside of Japan.
Satsuki Sanada

**Satsuki Sanada** is Hajiki Sanada's younger sister.

## Biography

Satsuki is a dancer, she is convinced she will someday become a professional. Both Hajiki and her mother give her money for this, because it's the one thing she likes to do, and they support her in that, even if they're poor.

Satsuki is always worried about her brother and knows he's out getting himself in trouble, and has no problem shouting at him for being out too late and worrying their poor mother. Katana once kidnapped her and held her hostage to get to Hajiki. Though she was soon saved from the menacing boy and his Techode, Zero.
Techode-Kirara

The Techode calling herself **Kirara** was created during an accident that killed the original girl, Kirara.

Unfortunately, she was an extremely fragile techode, likely due to being made almost entirely of glass. Eventually her body could no longer maintain itself and her glass body broke down completely.
Takumi Kisaragi

**Takumi Kisaragi** is a wealthy boy who lives in Day Town, his most defining attribute is with justice and the differences between right and wrong.

## Biography

When Takumi was young, his parents left him alone with a very large sum of money, more than he claims he could ever use and will never have to get a job. So because of his abundance of money and free time, using his Techode Thunderbolt, he goes out and attempts to solve crimes and punish evil-doers, because he wants to do something good, as he feels the local police force is very lacking. Takumi is also noted to have a very short temper and constantly takes out his anger on people, usually ending up in him getting in wide variety of trouble.

Takumi's main adversary is Katana who is essentially his polar opposite, using his Techode to commit crimes and not caring about others at all along with several polarities in appearance, personality and back story. Takumi refers to Katana as evil and is more obsessed with Katana than Katana is with Hajiki Sanada. Time and again, Takumi claims that Katana is a beast, raised in violence, and for that reason, violence is all he knows, saying that he cannot be made friends with and he is not a real person at all. Despite all of Takumi's loathing, Katana sees him only as a pest that he's done nothing to provoke and on more than one occasion beats Takumi severely.

Later, it becomes apparent that Takumi's constant ranting about Katana being violent and vicious is actually Takumi casting his own control issues on Katana because it is easier for the "bad guy" to be the one with problems, as "heroes" are good and just and can never be wrong. Eventually, Hajiki tells Takumi he could never truly understand how hard it is to live without money, as his parents left him enough so that he would never have to "waste his life" in a job. Unlike Hajiki, who works for a living, and Katana, who steals and is a mercenary for a living, Takumi is "too busy being high and mighty and righteous" to see that the world isn't black and white. Takumi later admits to himself that he has no idea what he was talking about and didn't know anything about the people he was fighting or who he was protecting.

Hajiki is on Takumi's side in the belief that Katana must be stopped when he is doing something wrong, but unlike Takumi, Hajiki does not believe that it is their job to stop every single evil, and for this reason they are not horribly close. Aiko Mary Harmony, however, acts much as Sayuri does to Katana and insists to Takumi that they should all be friends, even suffering to deal with his temper and bad attitude, only to smile and continue to talk with him. After the loss of Thunderbolt, Takumi grows close to Aiko and gets a job at Hajiki's mother's restaurant.

## Gad

Takumi was among the fortunate few to spawn a Techode from a Gad, which he named Thunderbolt.

## Notes

* While not brought up in the series itself, Takumi's appearance often leads people to mistake him for a girl.
* Takumi is voiced by Julie Ann Taylor in the English dub of the anime.
Characters

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## Main Characters - Techodes

* Hajiki Sanada - Lightning
* Katana - Zero
* Aiko Mary Harmony - Messah Schmidt
* Takumi Kisaragi - Thunderbolt
* Arashi Shinozuka - Hayate

## Side Characters

* Haneke
* Black
* Richie
* Miss Linda
* The Sister
* Mr. Hachisuka
* Catherine Flobér
* Yujiro Sanada
* Kyoko Sanada
* Satsuki Sanada
* Larry Harmony
* Hilda Harmony
* Jacque Bruno
* Mocchi
* Sharks
* Wanda Woman
* Radigue
* Sayuri
* Melissa
* Mikio
* Bob Ashkenazi
* Big Buddy
* Mary
* Chris

## Trivia

* All of the known Techodes are named after certain planes.
Bundles of Bill in the Setting Sun

## Plot

Unit Blue's two top police officers, Mary and Chris begin to chase Hajiki and Lightning through the streets of Night Town.

Hajiki meanwhile has ended up with a bag belonging to an unknown man who asks him to deliver it to a woman, honoring this Hajiki sets out to find her. Katana learns of the bag and immediately sets chase. While Hajiki and Lightning eventually find the house, Hajiki soon realizes no one is home. Katana appears and explains that the man stole money from the Mafia. Katana leaves half of the money for Hajiki to do with as he pleases.

Meanwhile Hajiki runs into his former classmate Melissa, who is in search of adventure. Together the pair find an abandoned air field. The base, as Melissa explains was going to be a space port. After looking around and reminiscing about his father, Hajiki and Melissa decide to head home.

Afterwards, Hajiki decides to give away his half of the money by throwing it off a rooftop to the people down in the street below.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
* Mr. Hachisuka
* Catherine Flobér
* The Sister
* Melissa
* Chris
* Mary
Radigue

**Radigue** was the man who took in an amnesiac Katana when he was young.

## Biography

Radigue was a 'digger' by trade, Radigue excavated Heavy Metal parts and materials to sell them to mechanics and shops that would fence them to others. Radigue raised Katana, taking him around with him as he moved from site to site, only to have him disappear on him one day when he finished the Seven and decided to go.

Radigue's work was very competitive, and he had his base of operations booby trapped with bombs and other deadly traps, all set on trip wires. Only Katana had the knowledge of what his traps were, how to avoid them, and how to disarm them. He would often call his unofficially adopted son a brat and a punk. Though he does very much care for the boy, and while Katana never truly says it out loud, he sees the man as a father-figure, even resenting him for treating him like a child and speaking of his quirks to others. Still, it is obvious that he cares for Radigue too, as the digger's untimely death sends him on a blind killing-spree, in which he wipes out those responsible.

One of the few sentimental objects Katana owns is a brass trumpet, which was made for him by Radigue, with the memory that Katana had, as a boy, seen a man with a trumpet and said that he wanted one too. It was retrieving this trumpet as a surprise to him that unfortunately put Radigue in a place to be killed, but he went out swinging. Katana keeps the trumpet to remember him by, and taught himself to play it.
Chef Fujimoto

El Chef Fujimoto es un antagonista de Octodad y Octodad: Dadliest Catch. Es un cocinero de sushi que luchó contra los pulpos y quiere acabar con Octodad.

## Historia

### Octodad

El Chef quiere acabar con Octodad, así que lo dirige a una habitación llena de láseres.

### Dadliest Catch

El Chef, que es vecino de Octodad, intenta matarlo pero no lo consigue, así que en el acuario le tiende una trampa y lo tira a un gran tanque de agua. La familia busca a Octodad, y el Chef les lleva a la cafetería para decirles que Octodad es un pulpo. Ellos piensan que está loco, hasta que aparece Octodad desnudo. Entonces se prende fuego y Octodad huye. Stacy da la alarma de incendios y el fuego se apaga. Entonces, el Chef se pone a lanzar pelotas pero las usan para tapar la fuente en la que está él y a éste le cae una lampara atrapándole y Octodad le perdona.
Gun / Sword / Beast

Something goes horribly wrong with Thunderbolt, and Takumi is helpless to save him. Can Hajiki do anything to save the rouge Techode from himself?

## Plot

Takumi is horrified when he sees Thunderbolt attacking its fellow Techodes. Despite his pleas for him to stop, Thunderbolt ignores his orders. When Katana arrives on the scene he blames Takumi for Thunderbolt's behavior. Sadly, though Thunderbolt does eventually stop his attack. He seemingly disintegrates in a flash of light moments later. Everyone save Katana is left saddened and confused.

Later Hajiki discovers that Jacque Bruno has returned, and wants to hide out in "his" house. Katana earns about Jacque and attacks him and Hajiki outside of Hajiki's home, taking his sister hostage and making Hajiki's secrets known to all. Hajiki is soon forced into a battle in order to save his sister.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
* Katana
* Aiko Mary Harmony
* Takumi Kisaragi

## Trivia

* While Katana has a theory, it's never fully understood why Thunderbolt went berserk and attacked Messah Schmidt.
Aiko Mary Harmony

## Aiko Marie Harmony

**Aiko Mary Harmony** is the adopted daughter of businessman Larry Harmony, the owner of Central Electronics—the biggest electric company in Unit Blue.

## Biography

Aiko is a sweet and loving girl, but very conflicted. Being the only child of a rich and rather famous family, she is constantly under pressure to succeed her father when he steps down from the company, something she, at only fifteen, is not perfectly certain she wants to do.

Unlike the others, Aiko lives in Gold Town, the rich district of Unit Blue, and because she has every luxury, she is not spoiled, but she is very idealistic, carrying the belief that, because all five of the kids were "given" Techodes, they all have something in common and therefore should all be friends. Unfortunately for Aiko, she is often met with disagreement from the others, but that hardly gets her down, as she dogs each and every one of them with the prospect again and again. If anything, the girl is determined, believing that there is good in every person, and that every person should be given a chance. For this reason, Aiko is the bridge between the other four, acting as friend to Arashi Shinozuka, reassurance to Hajiki Sanada and Takumi Kisaragi, and a peacemaker to Katana. The latter two are the ones she is most in touch with, and has the greater impact on.

It seems that no one can really dislike Aiko. Because she saved Sayuri from being crushed by Zero in a battle, Katana holds her in slight trust, and so she tries to bring him into their sort-of group by being friendly, visiting he and Sayuri in their hideout and bringing them lunches and snacks from time to time, to show her good faith and that she's concerned. She even invites Katana to a party at her father's mansion, something Takumi thinks is dangerous. Takumi, however, is someone she grows attached to after recognizing him—despite his lack of costume—as Thunderbolt's operator. From then on she hangs around with him, forever the ray of sunshine in any situation, cooking for him, keeping him company when he falls into depression and forever working to cheer him up, no matter how bitter and cruel he acts. Even Jacque Bruno, who kidnaps Aiko to hold her hostage, can't help but like her for her determination and her friendliness (and the fact that she can eat his cooking).

## Gad

Aiko was among the fortunate few to spawn a Techode from a Gad, which she named Messah Schmidt.

## Notes

* Aiko is voiced by Michelle Ruff in the English dub of the anime.
Gad

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A **Gad** (also referred to as "powerful stones") is a mysterious object possessing many peculiar abilities. Gads can take the shape of any number of things.

## What's a Gad?

A gad is a small, typically geometric stone that will absorb nearby materials to change into either a humanoid creature or a horrible monster upon coming into contact with certain people in certain circumstances. They are said to have come from space.

In episode 26 "Young Traveler", it is postulated that Gads are messages from the thoughts of those who have passed, although it may not be clear what they mean. However, it also appears that people who die under certain unknown conditions may either become Gads or have their thoughts preserved as a Gad, though these Gads send other Gads with their messages instead of going themselves and so have an unknown potential.

* Techode

* A-Techode

* Gadrian

## What is Unknown

* If the person's emotional state/state of mind has some effect at the point of making contact with their Gad. (Remove?)
* Specific qualifications for a Gad to form what it does.
* How much and in which ways absorbing the restored "something important" of the person's life actually effects a Techode.
* The true nature of the Gads, Techodes, Gadrians, and A-Techodes.

## Speculation

Gads seem to be human spirits that can be resurrected by people they were close to when they were alive, but split into two pieces. However, this theory is flawed in the fact that several Gads transformed for people who didn't have people close to, such as Takumi Kisaragi's Thunderbolt and Aiko Mary Harmony's Messah Schmidt.

Another theory is that Gads react to those with strong emotions and change based on those emotions no mater who touches them. Techodes are gads that have transformed based on an imprint of a relevant person received from the person who spawned them, but split in two.

Because of Hajiki's statement in episode 25:

"When a person touches a Gad, their thoughts take shape, and those thoughts become the Techode. Thing is, that most people have more than one thought. If a person's thoughts splits into several different thoughts, then [the Techode splits too.]"

It could be that Gads...

## Trivia

* At multiple points in the series, shooting stars can be seen falling from the sky. These are implied to be Gads falling from the "Gad Nest" in space.
* The "Gad Nest" is a conglomeration of space ships that were sent up with the ashes of the dead in them so that they could be monogamist the stars. This was not what ended up happening however, because they did not correctly calculate the ships' takeoff angles, and so they all bunched up together. There is breathable air and warmth in the Nest.
* The Gads came from an unknown place. Thoughts of people who've died take form as Gads in the Gad Nest and rain down from the sky in an effort to convey those thoughts.

## References

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gad\_Guard
Dwellers of the Dark

## Plot

Hajiki contemplates his standing in life, wondering what it would be like if he never had Lightning to lean on. His worries are cut short when he becomes involved in a fierce chase, alongside Katana as they run from an unstoppable assassin who has the power to merge human flesh with machine, to create monstrosities he calls his "friends".

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
* Katana
* Takumi Kisaragi
* Aiko Mary Harmony
* Sayuri
* Larry Harmony

## Trivia

* In the end it's revealed that the hitman was never human at all, but in fact an A-Techode in human form.
Night Town

**Night Town** is the ghetto of Unit Blue, and is called "Night Town" because of the fact that all the electrical power shuts off at midnight and does not come back until dawn. In Night Town gangs and punks run the streets, and all the local kids go to school at a church, taught by a nun called The Sister and a young teacher, in hopes of giving them what they need to escape their meager living.

Leaving something outside at night is guaranteed to have it stolen, and even walking around in broad daylight can be dangerous. Night Town is the dank and grimy setting. Hajiki Sanada and his family live along with Katana, the Jacque Bruno Gang and a host of other characters.

## Notes

* The reason Night Town is so dilapidated is due to the fact that Takumi's parents stole the towns reconstruction budget.
Wandering Pair

Trouble starts up when a hit is put out on Lightning, and all Techodes.

## Plot

Seikai and Isa have travelled the deserts in their Heavy Metals', searching for Gadrians to crush. Soon their hired by one of Jacque Bruno's men to hunt down Lightning.

The pair soon arrive at Unit Blue where they run into Takumi and his Techode, Thunderbolt. The pair mistake Thunderbolt for a Gadrian and proceed to fire upon him. Their attack is interrupted when Takumi rushes to Thunderbolt's aid. Seikai and Isa can't believe what they are witnessing when they see Takumi talking with Thunderbolt, showing a bond between them.

When the pair come across Aiko, Seikai explains about Gadrians and Unit Cobalt. Soon Hajiki arrives and gets angry at the pair for what they did to Thunderbolt. Soon Arashi arrives with Hayate to distract the pair before they can threaten Hajiki and Aiko.

Later the pair come to believe that the Techode's have ulterior motives and try to convince their owners of this. When Hajiki arrives that night with Lightning to try and convince them that Techodes are not dangerous. Seikai and Isa try to attack Lightning anyway. When Seikai almost shoots Hajiki by accident, Lightning protects Hajiki by shielding him. When Saikai notes his surprise, Aiko arrives with Messah Schmidt and explains that Techodes are not evil like Gadrians. This forces Seikai to reevaluate his views on both the Gadrians and the Techodes.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
* Takumi Kisaragi
* Aiko Mary Harmony
* Chris
* Mary
* Seikai
* Isa
* Mocchi

## Trivia

* It's implied, but not made entirely clear if the creature Seikai and Isa destroyed at the beginning of the episode was a true Gadrian or simply a newborn Techode like Lightning and the others.
The Sister

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**The Sister** is seemingly the head-master of the church school Hajiki Sanada, Arashi Shinozuka and the other poor kids go to. She has him writing reports a lot for falling asleep in class, and reports it to Kyoko Sanada. She's a nice old lady but she doesn't will stand up to anyone who tries to bully her.

## Notes

* The Sister's full name is never revealed during the series.
A Road Companion

## Plot

With Hajiki gone, Arashi and company worry as to his whereabouts but nobody can find a trace him.

Arashi meanwhile is having family difficulties and after a troubled meeting with her father she decides to leave town and search for Hajiki with her Techode, Hayate.

Soon enough she finds Hajiki alone on a country road, where she decides to join him as they head out toward unknown pastures.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
Julie Ann Taylor

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**Julie Ann Taylor** (born January 29, 1966 in Los Angeles, California) is an American voice actress who is best known for her role of Ai Tanabe in Planetes, Mutsumi Otohime in Love Hina, Yukari Hayasaka in Paradise Kiss and Taiga Fujimura in Fate/stay night among others. She is also the voice actress who plays Takumi Kisaragi.
Jacque Bruno

**Jacque Bruno** was he leader of a street gang bearing his name.

## Biography

Jacque is not exactly the big scary mobster one might expect him to be, as he's a little bit of a coward. A crook and a thief but still somehow personable, running around dressed like a hick with an endless number of bent cigarettes, and is known for being sarcastic and bad-mouthed. Jacque is usually accompanied by his girlfriend, Wanda Woman, or any number of cheap thugs.

When an old photograph comes into his possession, Katana wants it badly enough that he rips the roof off of Hajiki Sanada's house to get it back from him. His original base of operations is a strip club probably owned by his girlfriend.
The Five Masks

Hajiki Sanada has begun to think more about Lightning and its potential.

## Plot

Hajiki knows that Takumi Kisaragi and Aiko Mary Harmony have chosen to use their Techodes for good but he can't yet decide how he should use Lightning, who he seems to treat more like a friendly pet.

Meanwhile, there's talk going around that a smuggling operation is taking place at the port area and soon after Hajiki and Katana arrive at the scene they witness the Gad that was being transported transform into an A-Techode.

Despite their best efforts, Hajiki and the other Techode wielders can't stop the monstrous train. However, with some surprising assistance from Katana and Zero. The teens all work together to bring the monstrous train to a halt before it can get to the city.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
* Katana
* Aiko Mary Harmony
* Takumi Kisaragi
Larry Harmony

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**Larry Harmony** is Aiko Mary Harmony's father and the president of Central Electronics, the power company in Gold Town.

## Biography

Mr. Harmony's has been collecting Gads for a long time, and has quite a lot of them in a safe in his house. He was the buyer that had planned to buy the stolen Gads from Jacque Bruno and Wanda Woman in the beginning, the ones that ended up going to Hajiki Sanada and Katana.

Rich and often busy, Mr. Harmony is not a bad man, and he actually loves his daughter a great deal, he just doesn't show it well until after she gets kidnapped.

He's under the belief for a long time that his daughter goes out to spend time with her horse to talk to it about her problems instead of telling him, and that makes him feel like she doesn't trust him (She's actually out talking to her Techode Messah Schmidt). He has done business with Mr. Hachisuka and Catherine Flobér in the past, apparently in the Unit Cobalt before its destruction, but not much is said about this.
Albacete

Podríem veure los Jardinillos, un magnífic templete de construcció antiga fet per a concerts musicals a l'aire lliure. Ja que Albacete és famós pels seus ganivets i navajes, la millor manera de conèixer la seva historia i evolució és el Museu Municipal de la Ganiveteria. Per als amants de la velocitat també podem visitar el Circuit de Velocitat d'Albacete.
With Bright Eyes

Hajiki Sanada and Lightning run into yet another Techode and it's master.

## Plot

A spate of robberies has been plaguing Night Town. Each heist is conducted by a gang with a Heavy Metal that allows the criminals to get in and out long before the police arrive on the scene.

These reports are also accompanied by sightings of a second heavy metal arriving on the scene just seconds after each crime has occurred. Catherine has obtained information that the second robot is in fact a Techode and passes these rumors on for Hajiki to investigate further.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Mr. Hachisuka
* Catherine Flobér
* Takumi Kisaragi
MagicT: Stats

## Description:

Basic Stats can be easily improved normally with exception of luck and advanced stats is insanely difficult to improve

## Body & Soul Stats:

 Mana / Magicka
 Stamina
 Fame / Notoriety
 Alignment

## Average:

An Average Adult Human Male has basic stats of all 10 and the advanced and talent stats can be random.

For Strength, 10 is basically 1x of the person's weight

For Constitution, 10 is basically withstanding 100 newtons of force

For Agility, 10 is basically 40 km/h

For Endurance, 10 is basically 5 mins in 1 km

For Intellect, 10 is basically 100 in an IQ test

For Wisdom,

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**Richie** is one of Hajiki Sanada's friends.

## Biography

Richie is a sort of dumpy-looking boy who's into jazz and the blues, and plays the trumpet, forever sending tapes to a recording company that always sends them back. He is one of Hajiki's posse, but never learns he's a Techode pilot. Richie eventually Richie joins a jazz band that goes to play in Unit Violet.
Arashi Shinozuka

**Arashi Shinozuka** is a 16 year old girl. Arashi is the daughter of a great martial-artist, Arashi left her home in Day Town to live on her own in Night Town, going to the same neighborhood catholic school as Hajiki Sanada and his friends.

## Biography

Arashi ran away from home feeling she would never be good enough for her father, who expected before her birth to have a son only to be disappointed with a daughter instead and Arashi was given a boy's name because of that. As she came from a good part of town, Arashi has some trouble at first adjusting to life in the ghetto such as her belongings getting stolen and not having batteries to cope with the power shutting off at midnight. She soon learns and tries to teach herself to fit in, doing everything from making friends with some of the boys at school to getting a job as a billboard repair worker to support herself. She is witness to the creation of Lightning, and after seeing Zero, Thunderbolt and Messah Schmidt, she longs for a Gad of her own, something she later finds by accident.

Arashi is meant to be Hajiki's love interest, even though he all but ignores her through the first part of the series. At first she seems to annoy him, but Hajiki eventually grows accustomed to her even if her idealistic views don’t always coincide with his. Arashi follows after him relentlessly, seeming hellbent on staying with him to the point of following him to work and popping up in the middle of several of his Techode battles. In a few episodes when their views have clashed, Arashi has used her karate skills on Hajiki. By the end of the series, Arashi and Hajiki affirm their feelings for each other, much to the shock of the teachers who just happened to walk in when they kissed for the first time.

## Gad

Arashi was among the fortunate few to spawn a Techode from a Gad, which she named Hayate.

## Notes

* It was taking on the job of billboard repair worker that led Arashi to finding the Gad that would eventually become her Techode, Hayate.
Hayate

### Other

Brown, Orange highlights; Propeller that looks like double sided dagger held in mouth

**Hayate** is Arashi Shinozuka's Techode. It is spawned from Arashi's desire to fly.

## Biography

Hayate was born one night while Arashi was overlooking the cityscape of Night Town. She happened to fall and would have suffered a fatal accident. When she clung onto a sign for dear life, she accidentally stumbled across a Gad. Since Arashi was in danger, Hayate was so born and flew her to safety.

## Notes

* By the end of the series, Hayate and Messah Schmidt are the only Techodes left alive.
Zero

**Zero** is the Techode belonging to Katana.

## Biography

Although it is no replacement for Seven in his affections, Zero means a lot to Katana to the point that its being damaged depresses him. Zero is symbolically the image of what Katana wishes to be, or at least what he would like others to perceive him as: something to fear.

It resembles him to a slight degree, being tall, narrow and gangly, almost like a black skeleton and having glowing red eyes. Zero is the only Techode to come with an actual discharging weapon, a machine gun on its left arm. Katana has a habit of pushing Zero to its limits, as he does with himself, not recognizing damage until its so severe the Techode kicks out and breaks down in tough spots overcome with the strain.

## Powers and Abilities

Zero possesses surprisingly graceful agility and a five-shot revolver as a left arm, capable of firing quite powerful shots.

## Reference

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_Gad\_Guard\_characters#Zero
Messah Schmidt

**Messah Shmidt** (or Messerschmidt) was created by Aiko Mary Harmony by accident after Aiko had found a Gad in a drawer in her father's expensive car garage, where she activated it, only to have it suck up everything inside of it to form her Techode.

## Biography

Messah Shmidt is, in form, a titan, huge and imposing with a facial cast that looks like it has a beard, and a big thick body that is meant for protection. In essence, it was created in the image of a big brother—or even a father—for Aiko, someone she can depend on to protect her, and someone she can confide in, even if it can only listen. While Messah Shmidt is not used in combat often, when it is, all it does is work to protect Aiko, which is what she wants: to be protected. This might explain why Messah Shmidt was badly damaged by Thunderbolt when it went haywire. It's existence being solely to protect her, it couldn't defend itself properly.

## Notes

* By the end of the series, Messah Schmidt and Hayate are the only Techodes alive.
* During his last appearance in the series, the damage Messah Schmidt sustained from Thunderbolt had still not been repaired. Aiko even admitting she wasn't certain she should allow Messah Shmidt to repair himself.
Seeking Lost Time

## Plot

Catherine Flobér finds a lead which takes her to the docks, where she hopes to find another Gad. She meets an old man who begins to talk a lot of nonsense about time and refuses to hand over the small statue that he holds.

Catherine becomes more desperate in her search and begins to use Hajiki and Mr. Hachisuka for help. She doesn't know that she's about to fall into trouble, leaving Hajiki to do what he can to save her.
Gadrian

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A **Gadrian** forms when a Gad is touched by someone is consumed by feelings of hate or greed, and the Gad mirrors those feelings.

The Gad then absorbs these thoughts of greed and anger, usually killing the owner of the Gad and creating a monster, organic in nature with technological modification. Unlike Techodes, Gadrians are made of both inorganic and organic matter.

## Notes

* Gadrians can be considered a sub-class of A-Techodes.
Blue Bird

## Plot

Hajiki is given a another delivery order, to deliver a hundred wedding invitations around town. However things don't go too well as Hajiki is plagued by a series of unfortunate events.

Meanwhile, Arashi Shinozuka is searching for her pet cat, Andromeda, who has run away. Andromeda is important to her as she had accidentally brought to her the Gad that became Hayate. Thus Arashi feels that she had a big part in Hayate's birth.

Due to delivering so many letters Hajiki learns that his school report is late and punishment looms in the air.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
Jason

Aïeux : Éole

Grand-père : Poséidon

## Exploit

Il a ramené la Toison d’or à Iolcos, son village natal.

## Histoire

Il voit son père dépossédé du trône par son oncle Pélias. Sauvé des vues homicides de Pélias par sa mère qui à sa naissance le fait passer pour mort-né, il est exposé sur le mont Pélion et recueilli par le centaure Chiron qui l'élève. Devenu adulte, il réclame le trône d'Iolcos. Pélias promet de le lui rendre, à condition qu'il rapporte de Colchide la Toison d’or. Après avoir pris la tête de l'expédition des Argonautes, Jason parvient auprès du roi Éétès, gardien de la Toison d'or, qui le soumet à diverses épreuves dont le jeune héros triomphe grâce à l'aide de la fille du roi, Médée, qui s'est éprise de lui. À son retour, Jason découvre que Pélias s'est débarrassé d'Éson. Médée, désormais épouse de Jason, met au point une machination qui pousse les filles de Pélias à tuer leur propre père. Exilé à Corinthe, le couple vit heureux pendant dix ans et a deux fils. Cependant, Jason finit par délaisser sa femme et lui préfère Glaucé appelée aussi Créuse, la fille du roi Créon. Médée tue cette dernière, met à mort ses propres enfants, Merméros et Phérès, puis s'enfuit dans un char ailé, présent du Soleil. Jason rentre alors à Iolcos et, avec l'aide de Pélée et des Dioscures, monte sur le trône.
Gold Town

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**Gold Town** is the upper-class area of Unit Blue, where the wealthy and well-off live in comfort and luxury, and plays host to Global Electronics, the foremost provider of electricity in Unit Blue, a commodity not everyone can afford to have all the time. Takumi Kisaragi and Aiko Mary Harmony live in Gold Town.
Guerriers squelettes

Si jamais on plante les dents d'un dragon, fils d'Arès, lui-même, et qu’on les arrose de sang, ces dents incroyables se transforment en ces guerriers squelettes imbattable. Rare sont ce qui s'en sont sortis vivant ! En effet, on ne peut les vaincre que par la ruse tel que Jason qui leur lança un caillou afin qu’ils s'entre-tuent.
The End of This World

## Plot

During their trip Arashi comes down with a fever and Hajiki takes it upon himself to nurse her back to health. They are staying in a small community where several locals are growing suspicious toward the two youngsters. When they learn that Hajiki and Arashi are harboring two Techodes, they set out to cause problems.

## Characters

* Hajiki Sanada
* Arashi Shinozuka
Argus aux cent yeux

Argus, dans la mythologie grecque, géant aux cent yeux auquel la déesse Héra, épouse de Zeus, avait assigné la tâche de surveiller Io, dont elle était jalouse. Zeus changea Io, qu’il convoitait, en une génisse blanche afin de la soustraire à la jalousie d’Héra.

Le dieu Hermès, envoyé par Zeus au secours d’Io, réussit à tromper la vigilance d’Argus (qu’on appelait aussi Panoptès, « celui qui voit tout ») en le berçant de sa musique au point de l’endormir, et lui coupa la tête. Selon la légende, Héra sema les yeux du géant sur la vaste queue déployée du paon ; dans une autre version, ce fut Argus lui-même qui devint paon.

Argus ou Argos était également le nom du constructeur du navire Argo, le vaisseau qui transporta le héros grec Jason dans sa quête de la Toison d’or (voir Argonautes). Le nom d’Argos (ou Argus) fut aussi celui du vieux chien d’Ulysse, héros de l’Odyssée : quand Ulysse revint à Ithaque après dix-neuf ans d’absence, son chien Argus le reconnut et mourut aussitôt.
Toison d’or

## Information

Dans la mythologie grecque, la **Toison d'or** (en grec ancien Χρυσόμαλλον Δέρας / Khrysómallon Déras) est la toison de Chrysomallos, bélier pourvu de grandes ailes sur lequel Phrixos et Hellé s'enfuirent pour échapper à leur belle-mère Ino. Arrivé en Colchide, Phrixos immole le bélier à Zeus et fait cadeau de la toison au roi Éétès, qui la suspend à un chêne et la fait garder par un dragon et des hommes armés.

Pélias ordonne à son neveu Jason de ravir la Toison d'or. Médée trahit son père Éétès et aide Jason et les Argonautes à s'en emparer. Lors de leur fuite, elle découpe son frère Absyrte en morceaux et les jette à l'eau pour ralentir Éétès qui s'arrête pour rassembler les morceaux et leur faire des funérailles dans un lieu appelé alors Tomis (« découpé »), ce qui laisse aux Argonautes le temps de s'échapper.
Éétès

## Rôle

Il possède la Toison d’or mais refuse de la donner à Jason que s’il réussit les missions impossibles qu’il lui donne. Trahi par sa fille Médée, il voit Jason réussir toute les épreuves. Il ordonne donc à son fils, Absyrte d’attaquer puis de brûler l’Argo avec son armée.

Heureusement, il restait quelques argonautes à bord qui donnèrent l’alerte, notamment Lyncée (la vigie).

Après le départ des Argonautes, Éétès (ou Æétès) les poursuivit avec toute sa flotte, puis finit par renoncer pour récupérer les morceaux de son fils que sa propre fille, Médée, a assassiné pour semer le pauvre père.
Personnages moins connus

## Les personnages les moins connus

Actor fils d’Hippase

Amphion fils d’Hyperasios

Argos fils de Polype

Arios fils de Bias

Astérion de Pellène

Astérios de Pirésie

Canthos

Céphée de Tégée

Coronos fils de Cénée

Deucalion fils d’Hiperasios

Erginos

Éribotès

Éthalidès fils d’Hermès

Eurydamas fils de Démonassa

Eurymédon fils de Dionysos

Eurytos fils d’Hermès

Hippalcimos fils de Pélops

Iphiclos fils de Clymène

Iphiclos fils de Thestios

Iphitos de Phocide

Iphitos frère d’Eurysthée

Lacoon

Léitos

Léodocos

Périclyménos fils de Nélée

Phanos

Phalère

Phlias

Phocos fils de Cénée

Staphylos fils d’Ariane

Arménos (?)
MagicT: Types of Abilities

## Overview:

There are a lot of abilities that can be separated into 3 categories.

1st Type, Skills which is basically any abilities that doesn't fit into Arts or Magic. It consists of mainly passive type abilities

2nd Type, Magic which is basically spells, rituals and similar things. Not all abilities that uses magic are in here.

3rd Type, Martial Arts or Arts for short is basically fighting styles and abilities that uses Rage and etc that symbolises Warriors.
Abu Dhabi

**Abu Dhabi** és el més gran dels set emirats que conformen
els Emirats Àrabs Units, amb 73.548 km² de superfície.

Hi han molts llocs importants per visitar:

Mesquita Sheikh Zayed: Anomenada comunament
Gran Mesquita, la mesquita Sheikh Zayed és una de les majors mesquites del món
i, sense cap dubte, una de les més impressionants.

Hotel Emirates Palace: En recórrer l'hotel us adonareu de per què és l'hotel més car del món

Heritage Village: Museu a l'aire lliure on
podreu veure la forma de vida dels habitants dels emirats abans del
descobriment del petroli.
Médée

## Rôle:

Médée était une princesse/sorcière qui tomba amoureuse de Jason. Elle lui échangea son aide contre la promesse de son mariage avec lui. Elle lui donna une potion pour son combat contre les taureaux, la stratégie à employer contre les guerriers-squelettes, et endormit le dragon quand Jason pritla Toison d’or. Lors du voyage de retour elle tua son frère et le découpa en morceaux qu’elle éparpilla dans la mer pour semer son père qui partit à la recherche des morceaux de son fils.
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