Heavy Object — Season 1, Episode 15: The Graveyard of Junk is a Mountain of Rare Metals / Interception at the Site of the Alaska Battle I
Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy • 25 min • 1 season, 24 episodes • ★ 6.7/10
Episode synopsis
Qwenthur and Havia are sent back to Alaska in order to destroy the Water Strider's remains and prevent the Information Alliance from gathering any valuable data from it. Opposing them is the Elite codenamed "Ohoho", who battles Milinda, but both Objects disable each other. Qwenthur moves to sabotage Ohoho's Object by climbing aboard and breaking into the cockpit.
About Heavy Object
"Objects" are powerful, massive weapons that change the course of warfare and are manned by Elite Object pilots. An odd Elite girl named Milinda meets Quenser, a student who aims to become a Object mechanic, with the soldier-in-training Heivia on a snowy battlefield.
More episodes from Season 1
- E1The Little Soldiers Who Tie Down Gulliver / The Snowy Deep Winter Battle of Alaska I
- E2The Little Soldiers Who Tie Down Gulliver / The Snowy Deep Winter Battle of Alaska II
- E3The Little Soldiers Who Tie Down Gulliver / The Snowy Deep Winter Battle of Alaska III
- E4Tom Thumb Races Through the Oil Field / Battle to Blockade the Gibraltar I
- E5Tom Thumb Races Through the Oil Field / Battle to Blockade the Gibraltar II
- E6The War of the Ant and the Grasshopper / The Invasion of the Oceanian Military State I
- E7The War of the Ant and the Grasshopper / The Invasion of the Oceanian Military State II
- E8The War of the Ant and the Grasshopper / The Invasion of the Oceanian Military State III
- E9In an Obstacle Course Race It's Normal to Get Covered in Mud / The Battle for Supremacy in Antarctica
- E10Three Legged Mountain Climbing is Life and Death / The Artillery Battle in the Iguazu Mountains I
- E11Three Legged Mountain Climbing is Life and Death / The Artillery Battle in the Iguazu Mountains II
- E12Three Legged Mountain Climbing is Life and Death / The Artillery Battle in the Iguazu Mountains III