2. Go For It! Pass It!

Funko, Ichiyon, Eru have failed and are required to take remedial classes. Their older sisters from Seishou Academy High School Division have come up with plan to help. School is war.

3. Wash and Scrub!

The Japanese teacher is learning more about his students, and on a trip to the high school he gets to meet their older sisters. Funco, Eru, and Sigu lead a group of elementary guns on a volunteer cleaning trip.

4. Sing! Compete!

Eru is misunderstood by the other guns, teachers, and suffers from frequents breaks. After getting into a fight with Ichiroku before the team battle exams, she pulls a no show, leaving Ichiroku to fight alone.

5. Graze It! Beat It!

The battle exams continue with Ichiroku making it to the semi-finals by herself with some amazing shots. The next round brings the duo Galil and Sako, both very dangerous and vengeful guns, which one girl will find out.

6. Take it! Hurry!

Sako has shown she will do anything to win the competition and take over the school. Aug wants to get close to Funco, but getting a chance to talk her is proving to be impossible.

7. Be Afraid! Visit!

After enjoying a snow ball fight and a unique hotpot, the girls decide to visit the Japanese teacher as he got sick before the break. The only ones to make it to the apartment are Funco and Ichiroku, a duo guaranteeing a disaster.

8. Take a Look! Scold Someone!

The Seishou School Fair is unlike any other fair. Tanks, live fire, optical camo, and camels imported from Israel are just the beginning. The Japanese teacher is not ready for this!

9. Burn Up! Go Mad!

Seishou Academy is on their annual retreat. A private beach, fun in the sun, and designated shooting areas makes it an enjoyable time. That was until three students were shot in vital parts and war was declared.

10. And Then! Upotte!

The girls have split up into two teams, Ichiroku/Shigu and Funco/Eru. The goal is to flank the attackers in the train station. Ichiroku gets hit by a shotgun blast and Eru’s magazine catch is damaged. What is the attacker’s endgame?