Galaxy Angel

The Angel Brigade has disbanded due to mistrust and hostility arising after someone made off with their steamed bun snacks.

After Volcott convinced the Angels to reunite, Milfeulle wins the lottery and splits the winnings.

The military isn't convinced that they should pay for both the Angel Brigade and the Twin Stars and convene a meeting to decide the matter.

Kokomo does not like being treated as a child. Using the fact that they work and train hard, Kokomo feels that they deserve more respect.

The Angels are dispatched to a dying planet to retrieve a book of wisdom before it is destroyed.

The Angels are dispatched to a planet where all the inhabitants, both flora and fauna, repay kindness with hugs.

On a war-torn planet, the Angels, sans Milfeulle, become trapped in a cave with no provisions.

Mint is assigned to find the papers in the storage locker. While rummaging inside, Mint discovers an adorable duck mask.

Out of snacks and water en route back from a mission, Ranpha stops at a planet for drinks.

The Angel Brigade decides to take on a private contractor for an employer for five times their military pay.

Mint is told by her physician that she has a possibly terminal illness: the Kigurumi disease.

The military is holding a Miss Female Soldier competition and all the Angels participate.

After an easy mission the Angels look forward to relaxing.

The Twin Star team leaves a lost technology at the closed reception desk in a hurry to get ice cream.

In a reimagining of The Emperor's New Clothes, Milfeulle and Vanilla are sent to a planet where the prince has a funny face.

While carrying a box of lost technology, Commander Volcott and Forte stumble causing it to release its contents.

Vanilla and Normad are left penniless on the side of the road selling trinkets to survive.

The Angels are found to be dangling from the edge of a cliff, a single breath away from plummeting to their deaths.

The Angels are sent to a war zone to help the outgunned soldiers.

Mint has lost her cat and Milfeulle has lost her wallet.

The Angels, angry by their meager salary packets decide to drown their sorrows by going to a sushi dojo.

One of the richest men in the country announces that, due to her helping him in a pinch, he would adopt Ranpha.

Milfeulle awakes to find herself the lowest-ranking member of an efficient and well-disciplined Angel Brigade.

Ranpha sets up the Angels for a mass date so she can home in on a handsome air force pilot.

Milfeulle is trying to make a cake and the rest of the Angels covertly assist her, hoping for a piece of the billion-gala prize.