The Best Episodes Written By Yosuke Kuroda

Jonah has just started working for the weapons dealer, Koko. On his first job, they run into some big problems delivering their merchandise. Next they have to undermine a freelance weapons dealer who wants a piece of the action… and money.

The assassin group Orchestra is out to earn a little cash and Koko just so happens to be visiting the same town as them. Now Koko must run for her life or die by the hands of a quirky team who claim their gunfights are musical.

The showdown between Koko’s men and Orchestra comes to a end that leaves a bad taste in the mouths of everyone involved. To make matters worse, the gunfight draws the attention of the US CIA agent, Scarecrow. So much for a nice day off.

Valmet fully intends to avenge her long deceased comrades on her own, but Jonah has other plans. Elsewhere, Koko learns a surprising secret from the group of assassins who were after her head.

Kasper suspects that Tojo’s old unit, the SR Unit, is trying to kick him out of Southeast Asia. Tojo gives his former boss a call to verify Kasper’s suspicions. Once both sides confirm who they are up against, each side begins to make their move!

Koko’s unit must face their toughest adversaries when they attempt to abduct “Chatty” Rabbit’s Foot. When Jonah and Lutz get separated from the rest of the unit, Koko decides it is time to show the world a glimpse of “Jormungand.”

Koko shares her plans for the world, confident that everyone in her unit will stick with her. It comes as a shock when Jonah voices his disapproval and leaves the group. Even with Jonah gone, Koko must carry out her plans, one step at a time.

Two years have passed since Jonah left Koko and began working for Kasper. War is breaking out across the world, leading to World War III. Jonah must decide if he wants to stay with Kasper, rejoin Koko or follow a completely different path altogether.

Trampling the heroes, All For One flies to become one with Shigaraki, and Dabi is about to explode with the heat he's been storing up in his body. Will the Symbol be able change this hopeless situation?

Koko and her group go to the border of Russia to make an easy delivery, but end up marching right into a covert war for a pipeline. Koko is eager to leave, but her client is desperate for more weaponry and will do anything to get it…

Koko’s older brother, Kasper, pays her a visit aboard her ship. Jonah harbors ill feelings toward Kasper dating back to when they first met. Seeing the man revives some of Jonah’s darker memories that still seem to haunt the boy soldier.

Complications begin to arise as soon as Koko reaches Africa. Dr. Miami has prioritized butterfly hunting over her appointment with Koko. Now Koko’s men must hunt her down in a snowy mountain. Meanwhile, a dangerous arms dealer asks Koko out to dinner…

Mr. Chen invites Koko out to eat while most of her unit is searching for Dr. Miami in the mountains. He has no intention of letting Koko leave that restaurant alive. Now she must escape without her highly skilled team there to help her.

After a fun trip to the beach, Koko and her unit get back to business. On top of her usual wares, Koko must also safely deliver a group of doctors to a country in civil unrest.

Baldrag has kidnapped the chief doctor of the group of physicians Koko was supposed to transport. Before she can flee to safety, Koko must first rescue the doctor and fulfill her contractual obligations.

Koko is growing suspicious of two members of the CIA: Book Man and Hex. R fears that Hex’s rash behavior is going to undo all of the hard work they have invested in Operation Undershaft. Can he keep everything he’s worked toward from falling apart?

R somehow convinces Book Man to abort Hex’s operation, but Hex isn’t one to turn away from a fight. Now R must sacrifice everything to save Jonah. Will his personal sacrifice be enough to protect the former boy soldier?

Koko and her unit are in Iraq, which is nostalgic territory for Wilee. After sharing stories about his handiwork with explosives, he gets to put on a demonstration of what he can do when the team confronts the group Excalibur.

Takeru's first day at the Tenbi Academy is full of fights and panties. After accidentally kissing a second-year girl, she challenges him to a duel in front of the entire student body. Without a Maken or Element, how is he supposed to protect himself?

The beginning of the school year could only mean one thing: time for physical exams! But after getting caught peeking in on the girls from his class, Takeru finds out that he's an anomaly at Tenbi, and that no Maken can be matched to him.

Syria is Tenbi's newest transfer student, and she's taken quite an interest in Takeru! What does she plan to do with him in the disused shack on the outskirts of campus?

The population grows desperate and chaos runs wild in the streets. Crossing any bridge presents a world of problems for Komuro and Rei, while dissension among the ranks splits the bus group in two.

After an EMP wave shuts down all electronic equipment in a wide radius, Komuro and his friends must defend the mansion or risk losing everything that matters to them.

As the entire school quickly spirals into chaos, more players just into the fight, handmade weapons at the ready. New enemy traits are discovered, and the survivors realize the situation that they're really in.

With no help coming from headquarters, the police are ordered to use deadly force to maintain order at the blockade. Safe for the time being, the group relaxes and prepares themselves by gathering supplies for the chaos that awaits them outside.