UFO

Inarba, the Princess of Judgment, arrives on the scene to punish anyone who breaks the royal rules of Valhalla. Violators beware, incurring the wrath of Inarba is your worst nightmare!

A mysterious new teacher just crash landed on the school, and she’s got an unusual fetish: she wants all the female students to start wearing glasses!

Valkyrie and the entire Catgirl Maid Squad go on a picnic to the snowy mountains but can't seem to find their destination. They eventually all get separated due to the blizzard. Ms. Sanada starts to see illusions.

While Valkyrie is watching her favorite TV show “Little Bunny Pyonko”, the TV breaks down. Akina tries to fix it by banging it a couple of times but there’s no use. Kazuto brings a flyer of the karaoke contest hosted by the Hagoromo shopping district. Everyone decides to participate in the contest hoping to win the first prize, a brand new big screen TV!

Mehm decides to visit the Tokinoyu Bath House to check on the girls. She also brings everyone the new bath product which was just released in space. When they pour the package into the water, everyone is engulfed in light and turn into kids. Since Mehm was older than everyone, she is now a young and beautiful girl who gains attention of boys wherever she goes. Supposedly the strange concoction lasts for three days before the effects wear off.

One day Kazuto runs into a girl who looks just like Valkyrie. Ever since that day Kazuto hasn’t been himself, mesmerized by the mysterious beauty of this girl who calls herself “Valkyrie Ghost”. Akina and Hydra notice that Kazuto has been acting a little strange and decide to follow him. When Akina and Hydra turn a corner, following Kazuto, they saw Valkyrie Ghost standing there, leaning against Kazuto’s body.

This explains how Laine and Chorus came to attend the middle school of Planet Academy.

Chorus now lives with the people of the Tokinoyu Bathhouse. One day she senses that some sort of crisis is about to happen on the earth. Chorus tells everyone about this crisis but no one pays attention to what she has to say. But just like she predicted, an enormous flying object appeared in the air one day!

The people at Tokinoyu Bathhouse get ready for the cold weather. Rika goes to her room looking for a kotatsu and when she opens the closet door there’s a girl sitting inside of it. She’s another princess from Valhalla named Princess Chorus. She tells everyone that she’s a cyborg and she has only three days left to live. She wishes to make good memories before she dies so asks Kazuto to go out on the date with her.

Valkyrie still lives with Kazuto. One day a giant wand-like object called “Key of Time” appears before Valkyrie while she’s playing at the park. She starts helping others with the power of Key of Time and she keeps on using it without knowing its real power and purpose. Just as she helps Spot with Key of Time, it goes out of control all of a sudden. It turns into a chaos involving the entire town.

The Catgirl maids suggest that they all go on a vacation at the beach. Laine decides to join them.

Laine, another princess of Valhalla lands on Earth. She is in love with Valkyrie, and when she finds out that Valkyrie is staying on Earth because of Kazuto, she decides to try and break them up. She decides to do this by transforming into the females around Kazuto in order to seduce him.

Ms. Sanada purchases a video camera through the Galactic Internet Shopping Page so that she can film Princess Valkyrie. She happens to film a scene where Valkyrie is playing with Hydra and accidentally activates the automatic defense system on Hydra’s UFO. Valkyrie and Hydra work together to stop the out of control UFO.

The basketball star at Rika’s school confesses his feelings of love for Rika, but Rika turns him down because she is too busy studying for exams. Marduk has been hired to kidnap Valkyrie but his plans are foiled by Kazuto.

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UFO sightings don't just come from crackpots: in 2004, a team of elite Navy pilots and radar operators had one of many military encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena. As evidence mounts, the government, along with alien-obsessed billionaire Robert Bigelow, grow more interested in UFOs and the paranormal — and the conversation around them moves from the fringes to the center of the Pentagon.

A groundbreaking 2017 story in the New York Times reveals that the Pentagon secretly spent years studying UFOs, casting new light on decades of unexplained UFO sightings in America — like the 1997 Phoenix Lights encounters and the 2006 Chicago airport sighting. Has first contact already been made, and if so, why is the US government trying to cover it up?