Terrahawks

When Yung Star seizes his chance to fly to Earth, Zelda makes him take Yuri the Space Bear along with him. Later, Kate is captured, and Ninestein decides that it will take an SAS-type operation to rescue her.

Zelda is up to her tricks again. This time, she plans to gain control of her destiny by launching another assault against her enemies. But as usual, the Terrahawks exit from the adventure victoriously.

After Kate Kestrel wins the World Song Contest. Ninestein receives an unexpected challenge from Zelda, who sends the mighty Seam to destroy the Terrahawks and their entire operation.

Why should the Terrahawks team be sent to Mars, the base for Zelda's operations? Tiger is baffled by his assignment. Until Zelda plays her trump card—and the Terrahawks are once again pitted in battle against her cube robots.

By using the Overlander, the supply line to Hawknest, Zelda hopes to gain a victory over her enemies. But why has she delivered a pretty bunch of flowers to the Terrahawks team? Is she seeking a truce?

Hawkwing flies too high in pursuit of a ZEAF, leaving the crew trapped helplessly in space.

Zelda has a new ally, Cold Finger. Together, they plot to destroy Earth by bombing it with millions of tons of ice. Will her plan succeed? Or can the Terrahawks pump holes in Zelda's murderous scheme?

Moid (the Master of Infinite Disguise) has perfected an impersonation that is guaranteed to destroy Ninestein and his friends. He travels to Earth as an invisible man to wreak havoc with the Terrahawks.

On a mission to locate Hawknest, Yung-Star and the time- and space-traveling Lord Tempo encounter a famous English monarch.

When two space miners capture a baby Sporilla and decide to smuggle it back to Earth, the Terrahawks will soon have their work cut out defending their base against Zelda's latest plot to destroy them.

The world's gold reserves, stored at Fort Knox, attract the attention of Zelda and her friends. Realizing that it would cause economic disaster if she destroyed it, she sends the monstrous Knell to Earth.

Zelda recalls her monsters' various unsuccessful attempts to defeat the Terrahawks, and unveils new creatures with still deadlier powers.