Episode references that kept coming up again and again were 14 (Eureka returns), 16 (Polaris) and 20 (Generation Bleu assault). The series is split into several distinct arcs: episodes 1-4 which detail Ao joining Generation Bleu, 6-11 are episodic but introduce Truth and Team Goldilocks, 12-14 is Eureka's return and the fallout from that, 15-17 are Operation Polaris and its ramifications, 18-20 is the downfall of Generation Bleu and 21-22 are the reign of IFO Zero. While the earlier part of the series is littered with date references on photos, videos and phones, the latter half is almost completely absent until the assault on Generation Bleu HQ. Episode number references for the relevant information are used in case of translation differences and for general housekeeping. Unless otherwise specified, all information and quotes are obtained from the GG fansub release. Any references to Eureka Seven (the 2005 series) will be labelled as 'the original series', 'the first series' or just E7. Coral) are shorthand for their longer form (Scub Coral) but are left lowercase when possible (e.g.

As there are also multiple Nirvash units existing at once, a bracketed suffix will indicate who is piloting it and not what time period it comes from as there is very little crossover of pilots e.g. As the AO storyline deals with time travel, alternate histories and possibly parallel worlds, 'the past' is anything that happened prior to the first episode of AO, 'the present' is the continuity shown in AO and 'the future' is anything that happens forward of them. Knowledge of the movie, Pocket Full of Rainbows, is not required. It's assumed that you have seen all of the currently released episodes of Eureka Seven AO (22) not including the OVA and you have at least a familiarity with the original series (characters, general storyline, items of note etc.). This is the only episode written by Naohiro Fukushima.As a way of organising my thoughts and pontifications on Eureka Seven AO before the airing of the final episodes, a semi-coherent brain dump (with subheadings!):.The title is a reference to In the Dark We Live by Felix da Housecat.Team Pied Piper is dispatched to the area, but when Ao is informed that protecting the city from the Secret is not their top priority, he leaves against orders to engage it. However, a Secret appears and starts wreaking havoc. The Japanese government runs an experiment on Tokyo Bay trying to create its own Plant Coral. It aired on Jand was written by Naohiro Fukushima. 'In the Dark We Live (enemy below)' is the 9th episode of Eureka Seven: AO. Retrieving the Quartz takes top priority. ' Release Your Self (the pied piper of Hamelin)' ' One Nation Under a Groove (blue thunder)'

Ao fighting the Secret deep under Tokyo Bay.

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