A group that calls itself the Trinity Ghost has been provoking soldiers to come out into an open field and confront them, accusing them of some sort of crime. Each soldier to respond has been destroyed by a monstrous beast that seems invincible to enemy attacks. After Thomas is called, and ends up hospitalized, Bang decides to do some further investigation before he answers his own summons to receive judgement.
- Characters
Featured Characters:
Bang
Fine
Thomas
Alexander
Heinz Beldo
Kurt
Gale
Featured Zoids:
Blade Liger
Dibison
Cerberus
Saber Tiger AT-C
Saber Tiger Cerberus
Gun Sniper WW (Test Type)
Hel Digunner Canory (Test Type)
Iron Kong
Molga Canory (Test Type)
Redler BC (Test Type)
- Notable Facts
Lieutenant Gale was the Iron Kong pilot wrecked by the Cerberus.
The puppet masters of the Cerberus call themselves the Trinity Ghost. Thomas observes that they seemed to target Empire Zoids specifically.
BEEK's advanced AI was able to properly see through the Cerberus' illusion, but because of the hologram presented in front of them, Thomas refused to believe him. Had he not fought the controls to keep BEEK in place, BEEK likely would have been able to confront the threat of the Saber Tigers sneaking up behind them.
The masters of the Cerberus worked at Vash Coeard Academy, where weapons research was carried out for the Empire. It's said that 70% of all weapons currently in use originated here. Heinz was the weapons coordinator.
The Cerberus uses Micro-Electronic Stealth Chips. An electrical imaging device that transmits pictures, and in this case took advantage of the surrounding wind mills in the area. By scattering the chips over a wide area in large quantities, they could be used to project illusions, such as the massive Cerberus. Though its electrical impulses would still show up, the Zoid wouldn't actually be a solid mass. Instead, the Cerberus used a Saber Tiger with a large tower on its back to simulate the Cerberus firing from its mouth. The bulk of the Cerberus' body, being so much taller than other Zoids would trick pilots into firing in the wrong direction, ignorant of the much smaller Zoid hiding in the illusion.
Heinz wanted to create a system that would render pilots obsolete.
- Deleted Scenes From Episode 56
Comments: It seems that when certain names were changed from the Japanese version they removed any instance of the names being spelled out on screen.
