While chowing down at a ramen stand, Milfeulle (who is carrying Lost Technology that resembles pepper in a shaker) accidentally turns her fellow Angels invisible with it. Even worse, the Angels now have a new mission--to locate money stolen by crooks hiding out at a supposedly haunted house. Can they stop the crooks? Will the Angels become visible again?

At a pro wrestling arena, Ranpha meets a handsome muscular wrestler who claims he knew her when they were children. She immediately falls in love with him and is unable to concentrate on the match. Who is this man? Can Ranpha recover her memories of him?

During a mission, Milfeulle takes a detour to help an old man deliver a tsuchinoko kigurumi for a festival. Mint, displaced from her seat by the traveler, finds the box in the cargo bay containing the costume and helps herself. When she finds she can't get it off and is left alone on the destination planet by Milfeulle, she is mistaken for a real life tsuchinoko by the locals.

While baking, Milfeulle finds some sweet chestnuts and decides to include them in her cake. The rest of the Angels return after learning that the chestnuts they just brought back from a mission are a lost technology. Milfuelle is discovered to have eaten them already and grown to sizable proportions. The troupe tries desperately to shrink her back to a manageable size before Commander Volcott finds out. As they try many methods to help out Milfeulle, Milfeulle declines and causes earthquakes. The Angels are then treated to the chestnut cake, growing them to sizable proportions as well. Volcott finds out, but Mint found a solution in which to simply enlarge the base and everyone else.

Ranpha and Milfeulle travel to a planet to investigate a lost technology, but decide to take part in a Takeshi's Castle type show instead. Ranpha does well, yet her successes are dogged by a long lost robot acquaintance.

Mint and Vanilla carry out a very important mission in which they must protect a bag in their possession. They arrive on a planet draped in mysterious fog. The planet's inhabitants take a suspicious interest in their luggage. As Mint tries to keep the bag away and run, she find inhabitants and the police everywhere, trying to take the bag. Mint and Vanilla finally gets quartered at the junkyard with TV screens pointing at their bag. Vanilla takes the bag and opens it, revealing a flash that goes back to the time when Mint and Vanilla were still traveling in their Emblem Frames. Mint thought it was a dream until she and Vanilla began to enter deep fog and land on the same planet seen earlier.

Commander Huey, no relation to Commander Volcott, has a reunion with his old command: the Fairy Unit. As the now elderly women bicker and fuss, Huey reminisces about a dangerous mission they had once embarked on and how much he misses the now absent Spiphy. As the elderly women become too tired, Spiphy arrives, apologizing for being late to the party. Commander Huey chooses to leave the other elderly women behind and go out with Spiphy.

The Angels have been chosen to pilot a new weapons platform resembling a voltron which requires all five pilots to be fully trusting of one another. Ranpha, however, has accepted the proposal from the man of her dreams and has quit the Angels. When a dangerous enemy approaches, the troupe must find a replacement for Ranpha or convince her to give up happiness for the sake of saving the world. The Angels try Volcott and Normad to represent Ranpha, but the transformation of the voltron fails. Meanwhile, Ranpha began to miss the Angels and cancels the wedding to go back to the Angels. With all Angels reunited, the transformation still failed, making Volcott reveal a backup that made the transformation unnecessary.

A gang of bandits resembling the Angels are robbing the corrupt Dream Foundation's vaults of cash. Two of the military's top brass come to investigate. They are soon transfixed by Commander Huey's brilliant maneuvering in bringing the culprits to justice.