The second season of The Knights of the Multiverse featured a loose interpretation of the plot of Mobile Suit Gundam Wing, with the organization OZ serving as the main antagonists and introduces elements such as Tom Lucitor joining the team full-time, the Gundam Wing cast, Rei Ayanami joining after the aversion of Third Impact, teamups with a second team-up with the Justice League, and the creation of Shin Getter Robo. The format for the episodes split into two 11 minute segments has also been changed: while one segment focuses on a group of the Knights battling OZ, the other centers around another group in the typical 11-minute hijinks. This season also gives the series a more serious tone than the first one, exemplified by how several of the main characters aren't just heavily injured in battle, but even killed off.
Cast 
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Heroes Edit
The Crystal Knights Edit
- as Usagi Tsukino
- as Kamille Bidan
- as Asuka Langley Soryu
- as Atros
- as Koji Kabuto
- as Sayaka Yumi
- as Mohm
- as Ryoma Nagare
- as Michiru Saotome
- as Ruri Saotome
- as Peridot
- as Tom Lucitor
- as Lapis Lazuli
- as Candace Flynn
- as Dani Phantom
- as Melody Locus
- as Jinmay
- as Benson
- as Darrell Boxman
- as Shannon Boxman
- as Noriko Takaya
- as Kazumi Amano
- as Elchi Cargo
- as Marin Ragan
- as Hiroshi Shiba
- as Kazuya Ryuzaki
- as Akira Hibiki
New Additons Edit
- as Elpeo Puru, Puru Two and Puru Clones
- as Heero Yuy
- as Duo Maxwell
- as Trowa Barton
- as Quatre Raberba Winner
- as Wufei Chang
- as Rei Ayanami
Gundam Pilots Edit
Organization of the Zodiac (OZ)/Romefeller Foundation Edit
- as Trieze Khushrenada
- as Lady Une
- as Zechs Merquise
- as Shinji Ikari
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- as additional voices
Axis Zeon Edit
- as Haman Karn
Other Villains Edit
- Warworld
- as Emperor Starscream
- as Soundwave
- as Sideways
Episodes Edit
All incomplete episode titles and synopses will be marked as TBA, aka To Be Announced.
| Episode Title | Ep # | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| Shattered Glass Part 1 | 1 | In this season premiere two-part special, The Knights find themselves on a strange planet with messed up locations, and a strange new enemy that controls it. |
| Shattered Glass Part 2 | 2 | The Knights must destroy Warworld before more innocent people die to their twisted games. |
| Untitled Tom Episode 1 | 3a | TBA |
| TBA | 3b | TBA |
| The Five Shooting Stars | 4 | Five mysterious objects appear on Earth, with at least one of them being confirmed as a Gundam. Along with a strange new student attending Canterlot High, the questions just keep racking up of whether or not there's the possiblility of a new threat. |
| Five Gundams Confirmed | 5 | After the Knights capture Duo Maxwell and Heero Yuy to question them on their mission, another group must deal with a sudden attack by Gundams Heavyarms and Sandrock. |
| TBA | 6 | TBA |
| TBA | 7 | A squadron of OZ soldiers attack catches the Knights off-guard during a birthday party, as Duo must decide where his loyalties should lie. |
| TBA | 8 | TBA |
| TBA | 9 | TBA |
| TBA | 10 | TBA |
| TBA | 11 | TBA |
| TBA | 12 | TBA |
| Third Impact | 13 | In this extended episode, the Knights travel to the Evangelion's earth to fight off OZ once more. But after they push back their forces, the group are roped into protecting NERV's staff and stopping Third Impact. (Adapts part of "End of Evangelion") |
| Untitled Rei Episode 1 | 14 | Untitled episode where Rei tries to adjust to life in Crystal Headquarters, as well as Asuka's attempts to reconcile with her. |
| Untitled Rei Episode 2 | 15 | Untitled episode where Rei gets her Getter. |
| TBA | 16 | TBA |
| TBA | 17 | TBA |
| TBA | 18 | TBA |
| TBA | 19 | TBA |
| TBA | 20 | TBA |
| TBA | 21 | TBA |
| TBA | 22 | TBA |
| TBA | 23 | TBA |
| TBA | 24 | TBA |
| TBA | 25 | TBA |
| TBA | 26 | TBA |
| TBA | 27 | TBA |
| TBA | 28 | TBA |
| TBA | 29 | TBA |
| TBA | 30 | TBA |
| TBA | 31 | TBA |
| TBA | 32 | TBA |
| TBA | 33 | TBA |
| TBA | 34 | TBA |
| TBA | 35 | TBA |
| TBA | 36 | TBA |
| Untitled Romefeller Invasion Episode | 37 | Romefeller finally launches a full-scale assault on Earth Prime to "teach the Crystal Knights a lesson". In the middle of the carnage, Ryoma is injured in battle, and Michiru reveals plans for something that could turn the tide of the battle: Shin Getter Robo. |
| TBA | 38 | TBA |
| TBA | 39 | TBA |
| TBA | 40 | TBA |
| TBA | 41 | TBA |
| TBA | 42 | TBA |
| TBA | 43 | TBA |
| TBA | 44 | TBA |
| TBA | 45 | TBA |
| Awaken, Shin Getter Robo! | 46 | As Shin Getter Robo is finally nearing completion, Romefeller launches an attack on Crystal Headquarters. The rest of the Knights must hold off the Mobile Doll forces while Shin Getter awakens. |
| You (Can) Advance | 47 | Episode that concludes Asuka's character arc for the season. |
| TBA | 48 | TBA |
| TBA | 49 | TBA |
Other Episode Ideas Edit
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Episode Title | Episode Description |
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| GaoGaiGar Episode | |
Notes Edit
This season consists of 49 episodes, to reflect the same amount of episodes in a typical Gundam series.
Just as the first season revolved Super Robots for its selection of mechas, with the introduction of the Gundam Wing storyline, this season centers around those of the Real Robot Genre. This also applies to this season adopting a darker, more serious tone (at least, once the Wing storyline begins).
While the first season focused more on character development for Noriko, this season focuses more on doing the same for Kazumi.
While the idea of clones and their identities was lightly touched on with Shizuka and Atros in the first season, the concept is pushed to the max with the Puru clones. This also applies to how the first season focused on how robots/androids and their identity problems, and in this season, how artificially-created people are about the same as normal humans (save a few extra powers) but are still treated like dirt.
To help establish the main three Puru sisters (Elpeo, Two and Twelve), about a third of the season is used to develop each of them: Elpeo from the beginning of the season, Two after being introduced in episode 17 (the same episode where Puru was introduced in the original Double Zeta), and Twelve (and subsequently the other clones) after being introduced in episode 32 (the episode in Double Zeta where Puru Two was introduced).
