List of Blazing Dreamers anime episodes

### **Blazing Dreamers -Season 1-**

We then are introduced to two young girls, Amy and Ikara, living in a small village in the mountains, waiting to receive a license to use magical machines on their arm that give them the ability to use magic. As the two recount their pasts that brought them closer together as orphans, their small village is attacked by a hoard of bandits that the two successfully run off, after a brief fight.

As Amy fights against the bandit boss King Gutzo and his large serpentine "pet" in his mountain cave hideout, she defeats him soundly and recovers Ikara's present, a small neck accessory with a small silver star on it, along with all of the stolen money he had taken, which Amy and Ikara's hometown of Selvaan had raised for an upcoming Autumn Harvest celebration, thus making Amy the talk of the town.
In order to make some extra money for the big day, but also secretly to hide Ikara's present in the dense and dark nearby Roming Forest as part of a scavenger hunt-like reveal for Ikara to receive her star-shaped gift on her birthday the next day, Amy discovers the remaining bandits in the forest planning to take revenge on the village of Selvaan by burning it down and framing the two for the deed.
Enraged at this, Amy attempts to stop them, but in her haste, is blindsided and beaten with a cheap shot and one of the bandits damages Ikara's present when Amy accidentally reveals that it's important to her. It's then that Ikara shows up to save Amy, revealing that her curiosity had made her follow Amy deeper into the forest, to make sure she was alright.
With the remaining bandits now beaten into submission, Amy bursts into tears when having to reveal that Ikara's present had been damaged with the secret compartment meant to hold a photo of the two together being broken. Ikara, not wanting to see Amy upset, promises that she will always wear it anyway. But soon after this, the two find themselves lost in the forest, unable to find their way back.

Amy and Ikara discover a half-robot girl, frozen and deactivated alone in a small clearing in the forest, and are able to reactivate her from a dislodged power activation gem from her body, nearby. After speaking with her for some time, she introduces herself as Eve-R110, and offers to lead them out of the forest with her enhanced internal navigational abilities, where the girls discover that Eve has no memory of herself or where she had come from other than her own name, and only vague clues from fragments of recollection of Zansuug, a nation across the sea.
Amy offers to try and help find some way of helping Eve, and recalls the capital of Zansuug, Gigas City, being the technological mecca of the world and believes that someone there should have some answers. After discussing this, Amy and Ikara feel a sense of responsibility to somehow accompany Eve, rather than merely leave her on her own with no way to reliably get there.
For the time being, the two bring Eve to Eylceed Inn, a country inn south of their hometown, not far from the exit of the forest, while Amy and Ikara return to Selvaan. It's there that Miriya Devinn, the CEO of the world-wide tech company known as MirTech is seen on television in person to address and dismiss various recent reports of drastic malfunctions of various MirTech machinery supplied to cities throughout the world from the company, after one such incident in a place known as Arauleir City reportedly caused injury and at least one reported fatality.
After Amy and Ikara noting that MirTech should have done more to take responsibility for their bad press rather than attempt to downplay it, the two ready themselves, and say goodbye to the town's residence as well as Amy and Ikara's elderly guardians, to go pick up Eve and prepare for a long trip through the monster-filled Weifey Plains in the hopes of finding a ship at Forgei Port to travel to the continent.
However, upon arriving to the town, they find that recently several robotic MirTech sentries that had gone haywire had been responsible for a large amount of damage to the town and that no sailing vessels can dock or leave from the town until significant repairs are done, much to Amy's irritation. However, Ikara remains suspicious of the accident in the town, wondering if there had been something more intentional at work in ruining that part of town.

However, their discussion is cut short when they discover that Roxy's ship, which is now known to be called The Wild Rose, is under attack by a series of mechanical, weaponized drone ships. An aerial dogfight ensues between the drones and Roxy, who reveals the Wild Rose's status as a auto-configurable flying battle aircraft as Roxy attempts to destroy the attacking drones.
Amy, Ikara, and Eve also do their best to lend a hand during the battle, using their own skills to take down some of the attacking aircraft as well. It's then that Amy notices that the attacking drones bear the logo of the MirTech company, which causes the group to question why the drones are trying to attack them in the first place.
Several of the drones begin drilling into the Wild Rose and the girls soon find themselves having to now battle small robots being deployed into the interior of the ship as Roxy loses control and the ship loses functionality and begins to lose altitude as one of the engines is severely damaged.

Finding themselves with no clear direction or leads on where to go next, after being jettisoned from The Wild Rose and helplessly watching as it goes down over the horizon, the girls defer to Ikara's sense of directional awareness and her best guess as to where the nearest town may reside. Along the way, the girls set up camp and discuss their situation up to this point, including their hope and optimism that Roxy is safe and reaffirming their dedication to helping Eve in her search for answers, and Amy discussing the MirTech branding on the attacking drones and theorizing that Eve may very well be connected to them.
Eve expresses her apologetic regret that situations have not gone as expected, something that Amy quickly dismisses by saying that if everything had gone as planned or if the going was easy, she wouldn't be nearly as sure that they were on right track. As the girls head off to sleep for the night, we see that a figure in the shadows is watching them.
The next morning the three girls find themselves continuing their trek to the next town and find that they've made it to Korios town, just on the outskirts of Gigas City, the largest and most advanced technological community in the world owned and governed by MirTech, where only the richest in the world can afford to live, but the only place where the newest and greatest rapidly advancing tech both powers and protects the city as well as providing to every citizen's possible need for no added cost than the exorbitant cost of living. Therefore, as the girls are informed, Korios town was built around it for those that cannot afford to live in Gigas City, but wish to live near it in the hopes of saving enough to go there. Thus as such, the entire town is very stingy and money-minded with even shops and hotels demanding absurd prices.
Along with this news, they hear of a strange cat girl that comes into town to regularly rob the town of it's money and valuables, and Amy and Ikara are hired to find and deal with her. While not exactly accepting the offer, with no other leads and needing extra information, they agree to keep an eye out for this girl should they see her. It's later that this girl that introduces herself as Quadra appears to the girls every so often, playfully taunting Amy and Ikara and in frustration for this, Amy offers to take up the town's bounty on Quadra and catch her, although this proves to be much easier said than done, with Quadra easily and wackily side-stepping every ambush that Amy and a begrudging Ikara and Eve try to set up for her. Finally becoming massively exasperated when merely asking Quadra to come to town with them actually works.
However, it becomes apparent that after bringing Quadra back, she is not exactly the rampaging cat burglar and master thief that the town has built her up to be, and the town plans to punish her too severely for what only amounted to Quadra occasionally nabbing a bit of food to eat, since she has no home or family. Because of this and also getting swindled on both a reward and usable information, Amy, Eve and Ikara decide to stage an event to help Quadra escape her arrest and capture, as the three of them then make their way through a secret passage out of town into what they actually discover is a graveyard at night.

As Quadra leads the girls further into the graveyard, it becomes apparent that the entire place is haunted after a series of events trap the girls and become a danger to them. However after discovering the ghosts mean to harm them, Amy, Ikara, and even Eve find that all their weapons are useless against the malevolent apparitions. Quadra then shows the others that her strange unique type of magic is able to physically damage and dispel even the ghosts, with these abilities of hers seeming to resemble fourth-wall-bending, over-the-top reality and physics warping powers that resemble ridiculous gag manga supernatural abilities something hinted at earlier when Amy could not manage to ever trap Quadra back in Koiros.
However before making their way out, something that Ikara happens to see on two of the headstones in the graveyard causes her to look back at them with a look of shock on her face.
We then witness a series of flashbacks of Ikara and Amy's lives growing up in Selvaan, recounting parts of their own childhoods, and in particular, their relationship with their grandparents. When the girls turned 13, knowing they couldn't keep the secret from them forever, their grandparents informed both Amy and Ikara that they weren't in fact their real grandparents and that both Amy and Ikara had been left at there as babies. Knowing only that a mysterious large man with a shrouded face came to the couple on a stormy night to explain that these two children needed a place to go, after claiming Amy was the daughter of the legendary hero known today only by their last name Vankuji after having been slain in a terrible battle, and the blond child Ikara had been abandoned by her own parents out of the blue before disappearing under mysterious circumstances.
Amy taking the news in great stride, while not appearing to have very phased by her own origins other than knowing she came from a heroic father, took this news differently than Ikara who grew up concerned and very troubled about her own origins, but never expressed this outwardly to anyone else, even though the circumstances continued to eat away at her. Ikara, several years later, having become consumed by secretly researching her own parents whereabouts finally discovered that the last known report about them was that they had given up their worldly possessions to join a cult called the Order Of The Awakened Sleepers whereupon they took their own lives. Fearing from then on that Ikara may have inherited some spore of madness inherent from her own parents slip from sanity, she resolved to both never speak of it to anyone, and bury the knowledge inside her, and to never stray from the path of knowledge and common sense, not for an instant, while pushing her own feelings and insecurities deep inside.
It's then that the names on the gravestones that Ikara in the present are looking at, are in fact her very same parents. Struggling to hold back tears and wondering why their names are here, and why she has to see this now after suppressing her feelings about it for so many years, Ikara gets up and leaves with the others, while expressly telling Amy in particular to please not look back, no matter what. Confused, but complying, Amy leaves as the gravestones are illuminated further in the lightning and blown aside from the tall grass covering the lower half of them, showing that no dates are listed for year of death.