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 ordinary life at BlueSky orphanage shatters when a mysterious light descends from the sky during an American football game. The truth emerges: he's actually the heir to the planet Apolon, smuggled to Earth as a child to escape assassination by the treacherous General Dazaan. Now his hidden heritage awakens something dormant within him,an extraordinary power that bonds him to ancient UFO saucers buried beneath the ocean floor. These saucers respond to Takeshi's will, transforming into colossal robots that move in perfect synchronization with his commands. What begins as bewilderment quickly becomes necessity. General Dazaan's forces have discovered his location, and they won't stop hunting him. Takeshi must master abilities he never knew existed while protecting the friends and home he's built on Earth. Action sequences collide with the uncertainty of identity as a teenage orphan discovers he's royalty with the weight of an interplanetary conflict on his shoulders. The show thrives on the clash between Takeshi's earthbound friendships and his destined role as a warrior caught between two worlds.