ข้อมูลอนิเมะGenesis Climber Mospeada

At the start of the series, the Second Earth Recapture Mission from the Mars Base is sent to invade an Inbit-dominated Earth. Hopes are high, the new soldiers are freshly trained, with new weapons and a will to win back the cradle of the human race. Their efforts meet with limited success, and their strike is utterly defeated leaving only a few scattered remnants. One of these remnants is a lone soldier named Stick Bernard, a man who is out for revenge against the Inbit. Armed with only a Ride Armor, a holographic recording of his dead fiance, and a scavenger named Rey he meets along the way, he begins his battle to destroy the Inbit.

Stick and his new partner Rey travel to an island city, entering despite several warnings from the cities ex-inhabitants. They meet a young girl named Mint who leads them to a neighboring island to look for other soldiers. Meanwhile, Stick and Rey's contact within the city conspires with the Inbit to provide their capture. The battle is hard, and it looks as though Stick, Rey, and Mint are done for. From out of nowhere a single red Ride Armor trooper appears and helps them fight off the Inbit Gruab Seconds. The Ride Armor trooper disappears as quickly as she came, and Stick and Rey discover that the people of this "Lost City" conspire with the Inbit in return for peace. Stick and Rey leave disgusted, and Mint joins the battle.

Stick, Rey, and Mint happen upon a frontier town, run-down by the constant wars and apathy. A famous singer is performing at a local club, and the group walks in on a rather heated criticism of her performance. The local riff-raff are restless, and have chosen the famous singing star Yellow to torment. A woman, a customer of the club, intervenes in the dispute, causing the wrath of the thugs to fall upon her. She is able to handle herself, and more importantly, her attackers. Stick notices it was she who rode the red painted Ride Armor and saved their lives in the previous episode. The thugs, dealing with their defeat by Stick, Rey, Mint, Yellow, and Houquet Eroze the Ride Armor rider decide to kidnap a local man. His friend, though he has a sordid past with Mars Base, decides to join forces with Stick's group to rescue his friend. The rescue operation is noticed by the Inbit, and Stick realizes that this deserter, named Jim Austin, has a lot to offer his makeshift team, most notably a well-armed and maintained Legioss Armo-fighter. Jim decides to join Stick's group, as does Houquet and Yellow, who reveals that she is actually a he named Yellow Belmont: a disguise meant to shroud his attacks on the Inbit.

The team is learning to live and fight together. Some people rub others the wrong way, especially Houquet and Rey. While getting supplies, Stick, Houquet, Mint, Rand, and Jim are ambushed by Inbit. Stick realizes that he needs the Legioss to battle this squad, but is afraid to indicate their campsite by making a straight line to the armo-fighter. Yellow Belmont patiently waits by the fighter while the rest of the group fight the Inbit. Rey reveals both his survival skill in the episode, along with his excellent reasoning. He catches fish and helps the group to deal with the horrors of the wild, namely leeches. He also discovers that the Inbit can sense the use of active military hardware. This enables the team to elude the Inbit by using only the minimum amount of energy. With the help of Yellow, Stick finally reaches the fighter and destroys the Inbit patrol that has been tailing them.

Stick's group of makeshift freedom fighters stages a raid on an Inbit HBT cell store to replenish their own supplies. This human-run Inbit reserve is drawn off-guard by a huge concert by the famous Yellow. Stick, Houquet, and Rey infiltrate the storage complex armed with rope and an ancient map of the building and it's secret passages. No plan is ever perfect, and Stick, Houquet and Rey find themselves locked in a sealed room, filling slowly with water. Eventually, they get out, but Yellow has postponed the end of her concert too long, causing the city guard to get nervous. When the robbery is discovered, the Inbit arrive. But with a replenished supply of fuel cells, Stick's group scores an easy victory.

Houquet withdraws from the group more and more, until she finally leaves during the night. Rey follows to see what she is up to. Stick knows that they left, but decides to let them go. Rey follows Houquet to a cavern that surrounds a city. Houquet is at home, through a series of flashbacks and conversations, and remembers why she left and the people that made her leave. Her days in a street gang haunt her, and she confronts the members of a rival gang who beat her severely. This episode is filled with excellent character development for Houquet, and some depth is added to Rey's character at the same time. Stick decides to look for Houquet and Rey, and ends up tangling with the Inbit. Once again, Houquet saves Stick from certain doom, and puts her abusers to shame at the same time. Rey helps Houquet to see her mother one last time, and they are on their way, and she makes a vow to herself to stay with the group of freedom fighters, who have become her family.

Stick's group of fighters continues on their journey to find the Inbit's main hive, making a stop in a small town at Jim's urging. Jim made a promise to a friend he had in his unit, who died in an Inbit attack during the First Earth Recapture Mission. His promise was to deliver a book to his friend's father who lives in this town. The group gets behind Jim's effort and his happy to spend a little time in a small town. Unfortunately, the townspeople don't feel the same way. The group begins to notice that the townspeople are giving them the runaround. Eventually, after some of the group gets kidnapped, Jim forces an explanation out of the mayor. It turns out that the father of Jim's friend tried to keep the townspeople out of the war with the Inbit. He wanted them to leave the fighting to the soldiers. The townspeople wouldn't stand for the interference. In the end, they killed the peacemaker. Jim is disappointed, and ends the episode in a melancholy mood. He decides to keep the book to remember some of the things that the father of his friend stood for.

The group comes to a settlement of soldiers led by the legendary Colonel Johnson, leader of the famous Mars Base Angel Fang unit. It is not a military outpost, but rather a safe place where they come and relax. Apparently, the Inbit leave the city alone due to the number of soldiers encamped there. In Stick's dealings with the Inbit, he had seen no such fear. He doubts the party mentality of the town. But Stick awe of his hero is greater and agrees to go along on one of Johnson's missions and is ambushed. Rey and Houquet confront a returned Johnson about what happened to Stick, and he agrees to take them to look him. Quickly they are ambushed by the Inbit, but Houquet arrives in a nick of time to save Rey, only for the pair to be forced to split up. Rey stumbles upon a meeting between a humanoid style Inbit and Johnson, where the war hero receives some HBT cells. Rey realizes the connection, Johnson trades his soldiers for the fuel, coming back a hero every time. Upon confronting him, Johnson tries to justify his actions as keeping the civilian population safe. Stick is found alive and well, and is none to happy to listen to Rey's story. As the Inbit attack again, Johnson sees Stick is alive and learns that he was betraying those who believed in him. He borrows the group's Legioss and quickly defeats the aliens, but not before he is mortally wounded. He sees the error of his ways just before he dies in Stick's arms.

While scouting out a new campsite, Stick, Rey, and Mint fall into one of the Invid leader's "Genesis Pits" where she is doing strange experiments. Dinosaurs, monsters, Invid, and possession are all part of the evolutionary experiments conducted by the Inbit leader, the Refles. Rey figures that the Refles is trying to figure out what the dominant species on Earth is and how she can exploit it. Stick and Rey find out, through the Refles' possession of Mint, that the Refles plans to exterminate the humans in favor of the Inbit's ultimate life form.