A kid's got his football team, his orphanage life, his whole Earth identity. Then aliens show up and rip all of it away in one light in the sky. Takeshi doesn't get to choose between worlds, he's forced to be a weapon for a planet he's never seen, synchronized to machines that move like extensions of his own body. The real story isn't about saving Apolon. It's about a sixteen-year-old discovering he was never actually safe anywhere, not even the place he called home.
Sixteen-year-old Takeshi's life at the BlueSky orphanage changes when a strange light appears in the sky during an American football game. He learns that he is the son of the king of the planet Apolon, secretly carried to Earth by his father's retainer to escape death at the hands of General Dazaan. Takeshi also has a special energy that lets him command UFO saucers hidden under the sea floor. These saucers can transform into giant robots that move in step with him. Dazaan's army has already found him, and they are willing to threaten Japan to reach him. With his friends at his side, Takeshi takes up Apolon's UFO technology to defend the country against the invaders. The result is an action-driven mecha story about an orphan who discovers he is the heir to a fallen world.
