Eureka Seven

Renton Thurston leads a boring life for a fourteen-year-old boy, but that changes when his compact drive starts to glow with the word “Eureka” and a strange, beautiful girl crashes a mecha into his home.

While Renton tries to get the Amita Drive to Eureka and the Nirvash, he finds a new sense of determination. Once he finds Eureka emotions flair, the military attacks, and a strange power is unleashed.

As tensions mount between the military and Gekkostate at the airport, Eureka teaches Renton how to detect Trapar particle waves. If the Gekko is going to escape the military blockade, the two of them are going to have to pull off a daring maneuver.

The Council of Sages discusses the Nirvash’s immense display of power and how it is connected to Adrock Thurston—Renten’s father. Meanwhile, Renton joins Gekkostate to get closer to Eureka, only to find himself at the bottom of the organization.

When a shopping trip with fellow Gekkostate members Talho and Hilda turns ugly, it’s up to Renton to pilot an LFO solo for the first time in order to keep everyone from getting into too much trouble.

Eureka’s “kids” pull a series of pranks on Renton, dead-set on keeping anyone from getting too close to the woman they call “Mama.” Meanwhile, Renton goes out on a dangerous mission without authorization from the rest of Gekkostate.

Renton gets sent on an important Gekkostate mission to deliver a dangerous package—but there’s something strange about the errand.

On a shopping trip, Eureka, Renton, and a few others run into a woman named Tiptory. But when Holland appears and interrupts their meeting, it’s revealed that there’s more to Tiptory than meets the eye.

The Gekko lands in the ruins of Ciudades Del Cielo, where Renton tries to cut loose by lifting—much to Holland’s annoyance. When Renton disappears into the city, he discovers the secret behind Gekkostate’s formation.

A huge Trapar wave is unleashed and Holland decides he and the others need to have a little fun lifting. When they end up at military base, though, Holland and Talho recall painful memories.

Gekkostate investigates a strange sphere that appeared in the sky. Eureka helps out, despite her declining health, and a new Nirvash shows up—typeTheEND.

The typeTheEND and typeZERO go head to head as the Gekko and the Izumo play a game of chicken. Inside the Coralian, Renton, Eureka, and Anemone share a common dream—that may turn out to be a nightmare.

The Coralian has disappeared, but more questions about the connection between Anemone, Eureka, and Renton are raised when they meet face to face, leading to a medicine-collecting side mission in a nearby town.

The Gekko has been seriously damaged from its battle with the military, and its crewmembers reflect on the recent events. Stoner offers up his own speculations as to what everything means—and why Eureka was so affected by the Coralian.

Renton visits the town he grew up in and shows Eureka some of his important memories. Their mission is to collect a special fruit, but when Renton runs into people from his past, things take an unexpected turn.

The Gekko lands in an abandoned mine in order to complete repairs. After a frustrating conversation with Eureka, Renton heads out to explore and stumbles upon a strange building in the mine tunnels.

If the Gekko is going to be repaired, it’s going to need a whole lot of reflection tape. Luckily, there’s a craftsman nearby who can make it, but only if Renton and the others can gather enough skyfish for raw materials.

A miner still working in the abandoned tunnels where the Gekko is being repaired befriends members of the crew. But the old man’s intentions are called into question when he discovers the typeZero Nirvash.

Eureka’s health and spirits are fading—possibly because of the mines—which lead her to take brash action, endangering herself and others. Meanwhile, an enemy ship heads toward the Gekko, intent on taking the ship and its crew any way they can.

Eureka has merged with a scub, sending many of the crew into a panic. At the same time, Holland responds to a distress call and goes on a dangerous mission to rescue a Vodarac high priest.

The Vodarac priest that Holland rescued manages to remove the scub from Eureka’s body, but the ordeal won’t be without scars. Meanwhile, Renton tries to come to terms with the death and destruction he’s caused since joining Gekkostate.

The Gekko crew tries to figure out the best way to tell Eureka that Renton has gone. Renton comes across Charles and Ray Beams and their carrier ship, the Swan, and decides to join them.

On his first mission with the Beams, Renton is faced with a difficult decision concerning the fate of a Vodarac girl. On the Gekko, Holland tries to avoid talking to Eureka about Renton, but he won’t be able to avoid the subject forever.

Holland considers his previous treatment of Renton as a lonely Eureka takes on the missing boy’s duties. Meanwhile, on the Swan, the Beams’ true mission comes to light, much to Renton’s shock.