Cluster.The population start running in fear from the creatures, calling the Gatchamen to action. But when Hajime and the others arrive, they discover that the creatures, dubbed "Kuu-sama" by the population are docile and amiable. As the society gets more used to the Kuu-samas, the Gatchamen wonder about their connection with J.J. latest warning when Berg Katze gives Hajime a riddle, claiming that it's crucial for the current situation, and after failing to obtaining some answers from the Kuu-samas, she decides to ask Gelsadra, who despite certain that such beings came from its power, not even it knows what they are, as it never saw them before, but welcomes them, as they help their efforts to unite the world's thoughts into one. Hajime then points out that she recognizes their efforts to unite mankind, but claims that it's too early for it to happen and after Berg Katze provokes Tsubasa, she takes Gelsadra and leaves in anger. Since then, the majority of the population and the Kuu-samas join forces to sway the rest of the discontent part of the population to their side, but there is still a small number who refuses to comply, much to Gelsadra's dismay. Meanwhile, Hajime claims she solved Katze's riddle and that the Kuu-samas are not actually originating from Gelsadra, which explains why they have many names according to J.J.'s prediction. Meanwhile, X also discovers the origins of the Kuu-samas but when she is about to inform Rui, it finds him too relaxed to do anything about it, thanks to the Kuu-samas' influence. Meanwhile, Joe meets an old friend of his and watches powerless as he is swallowed by one of the Kuu-samas.