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Aarch the previous Akillian GF (Galactik Football) striker has a memory of his last football match when he takes a penalty but a freak snow and ice storm disrupts the game and the planet Akkilain is left in an ice age. Aarch has come back after 15 years to make a new team and try for the GF cup. Aarch meets a few unhappy people with his return, but a bunch of teens, are excited to hear of his return. Some guys are sent to deal with Aarch and his friend Clamp that very evening but they're saved by the group of teens who are glad to know of his arrival.
Aarch has disappeared. The hopes that his arrival raised among the young people of Akillian are quickly dashed. But Aarch must have come back for a reason. Rumor has it that he’s going to start a new Galactik Football team on Akillian. If that’s true, D’Jok, Thran, Ahito, and Micro-Ice just know that they’ll be on the team.
During the tests, Aarch is convinced that Tia and the others possess the Breath of Akillian. He still has one position to fill on his team, so he visits his brother to convince him to let Rocket (Aarch’s nephew) play. The members of the Flux Society are concerned: if Aarch manages to revive the Breath after such a long time, what will be the consequences for Akillian?
The team that Aarch has put together has been approved and is now headed for the moon of Ibo. They’ll be playing a friendly match against the legendary Wamba team, whose star attacker Lun Zaera is especially dangerous. D’Jok wonders why Tia is the only one who has the Breath. She seems to be guarding a secret…
Today the Snow Kids are up against the Red Tigers in a match that will decide which of the two teams is going to represent Akillian in the Galactik Football Cup. The police have taken Tia back to her parents. Will she miss this highly important match?
The Snow Kids are losing 3-0 against the Red Tigers at half-time. They have to win this match if they want to qualify. Will Tia’s return be enough to turn the situation around? Not if Artegor Nexus has anything to say about it. Meanwhile, the Flux Society becomes increasingly interested in Clamp and continues its inquiry into his troubled past.
The tensions among the Snow Kids are making themselves felt: Micro-Ice is trying to get closer to Mei, but she has only one thing on her mind: becoming an attacker. As for Rocket, his teammates treat him with skepticism because they suspect that he had an easier time making it onto the team than they did. Worse yet, the Snow Kids have to deal with these awkward situations as they play the Rykers, one of the toughest teams in Galactik Football, which is known for its infamous metal yell…
While the Shadows-Pirates game is in full swing, Aarch looks for the captain of his team, but to no avail. Rocket has disappeared. Tia thinks she knows where he could be hiding, but an enormous snowstorm is brewing outside. Clamp, for his part, is getting more and more anxious and becomes increasingly prone to violent headaches. Dame Simbai is beginning to have doubts about Clamp’s identity: who is he really?
Dame Simbai has real doubts about Clamp’s true identity, and even Aarch is beginning to worry about his friend’s strange behavior. However, Aarch has other priorities: today the Snow Kids are playing the return match against the Rykers; if they lose this match, our young heroes will advance no further in the competition. Micro-Ice’s thoughts, however, have turned to… Mei. He decides to declare his love for her at the end of the match.
The Snow Kids are traveling to play another legendary team: the Pirates of Shiloe. Since the Pirates are always on the move and ready to respond to any possible attack by Technoid, anything could happen. Some of them might even get a glimpse of Sonny Blackbones in person. Micro-Ice, however, is very bitter: Mei is not responding to his overtures, and he’s the only member of his team who has not yet experienced the Breath.
During the return match against the Pirates, Rocket is injured. Clamp is somewhat distracted as he follows the match, and who could blame him? Memories of his past work for Technoid are coming back to him. Meanwhile, the Flux Society discovers Clamp’s true identity, and his current activity seems more and more suspicious to them. As for the Snow Kids, their training is becoming so intense that Aarch has cancelled all their free time.
While Clamp is being kidnapped by Technoid robots, Sonny escapes through the ventilation duct and winds up face to face with… Micro-Ice! Everyone at Aarch Academy is very worried: Aarch searches for Clamp, who suddenly reappears but looks very odd. D’Jok thinks he’s the reason why his best friend left, and he goes to ask Maya to peer into her famous crystal ball. Meanwhile, Micro-Ice is living the life of a Pirate!
Today the Snow Kids are up against the terrifying Shadows, and Micro-Ice still has not come back! Aarch is crazed with worry: how will they play the match without him? D’Jok puts the blame on Mei, saying that it’s her fault that Micro-Ice has left because she wanted to be an attacker! Micro-Ice’s departure makes things uncomfortable among the team members, as does the clone of Clamp that Bleylock has sent to take the place of the real Clamp. The enemy is now within the very walls of the Academy.
Micro-Ice’s return is a relief to everyone, but Aarch had already made plans to replace him, because the Snow Kids are leaving immediately for the planet Shadows to play the return match! Since they didn’t play all that well in first-leg match, the Snow Kids can kiss their dream good-bye if they lose. Meanwhile, Clamp’s clone tries to extract MetaFlux from Thran’s body. How will the Snow Kids play successfully under these conditions against Artegor’s team, which is still gloating over his previous victory?
It’s half time in the Snow Kids–Shadows match, and our young heroes have no energy left. They let the provocations of their opponents get to them, and Thran seems exhausted. They’re losing 3-0. Only Rocket has managed to get his second wind. But how will he be able to win all by himself? Meanwhile, Clamp is still locked up in the Technoid laboratory and he tries to establish contact with the Academy. Can he do it?
Things are beginning to get serious for our young heroes, and Aarch thinks that the time has come to have a frank discussion with them before they arrive at the immense Genesis Stadium, where the coming matches are to take place. The pressure is mounting: the eyes of sports journalists from all over the Galaxy are on them, but the Snow Kids are staying in a luxury hotel where they even have a butler named Djado to wait on them. These new and (to say the least) surprising conditions excite everyone, especially Mei, who has agreed to be a spokes-model for a brand of shampoo. But Tia has other things on her mind: armed with a photo of Rocket’s mother, she goes to look for her.
D’Jok has become the newest rising Galactik Football star, and he and his teammates are extremely confident before their upcoming match against the Wambas. For Aarch, however, no match is won in advance, and he’s afraid that his protégés are deluding themselves. How does each teammate handle their new status? Has D’Jok really let all this fame go to his head? Sonny and the Pirates, for their part, have discovered why MetaFlux is so extremely important, and they’re ready to do whatever it takes to break into Clamp’s laboratory…
The pressure is still mounting for our team. The match against the Wambas nearly turned into a complete fiasco, and the Snow Kids are still spreading themselves too thin. D’Jok really has let fame go to this head; even Micro-Ice doesn’t recognize his friend anymore! Mei is being pressured by her mother to film new ads. And Tia has planned a surprise party for Rocket’s birthday. Our carefree young heroes have no idea what terrible threat is weighing down on them…
D’Jok is having a difficult time handling the pressure that has been placed on his young shoulders. The next match, in which the Snow Kids will be playing the Lightnings, is extremely important, as the Lightnings are the favorites to win the Cup! Will an impromptu visit from D’Jok’s idol, Warren, change things? Clamp, who is still being held in a secret Technoid laboratory, is getting sicker and sicker. Bleylock offers him an antidote that will allow him to live, but demands the Snow Kids’ Meta-Flux in exchange…
The Snow Kids have qualified for the semi-final, and the real Clamp is back! Unfortunately, he has some very bad news to report: MetaFlux can be very dangerous to the health of players that use it. In Clamp’s opinion, the Snow Kids have two choices: win with the MetaFlux and put themselves in danger, or lose without it and preserve their health… Aarch lets his players make the decision… also D'Jok finds out that Sonny is his dad
Aarch and his players are in serious trouble. Without MetaFlux, our young heroes seem to be losing control of the Breath of Akillian. They have no chance of winning the match against the Technoid team. In the official boxes, Bleylock rubs his hands as he looks at D’Jok: he has just received a mysterious call that will allow him to follow through with his plan after all.
While the Pirate chief tries to put the MetaFlux in a safe place, D’Jok confesses to Micro-Ice that Sonny Blackbones is his father. Micro-Ice can hardly believe it. D’Jok’s disappearance during the second semi-final between the Shadows and the Cyclopes makes Aarch crazed with worry. Would Artegor decide to eliminate the Snow Kids’ best player? Aarch decides to reassure himself…
While almost all the parents have come to attend the party right before the final, D’Jok isolates himself. Mei can no longer approach him, and even the Pirates cannot convince him to speak to them. D’Jok is highly preoccupied, and who could blame him? If he wants to see his father alive again, the Snow Kids have to lose the final. Will D’Jok agree to throw the game?
In the last moments before the final, Aarch is pessimistic about his team’s chances of winning: Ahito is having nightmares, and Rocket is no longer speaking to Tia. D’Jok is the most troubled of all: if the Snow Kids win the final, his father Sonny will die! Sinedd seems to know about this terrible dilemma and makes D’Jok an offer. Meanwhile, the Pirates and Clamp are trying to find Sonny…
The Snow Kids are just minutes away from the long-awaited moment that they have for which worked so hard and suffered so much: the Galactik Football Cup final! Will D’Jok really throw the game to save his father? Will Maya manage to convince him not to? Will the Pirates ally themselves with Technoid to save Sonny?
Everyone in Genesis Stadium is holding their breath: D’Jok is going to shoot the free kick that will tie the score and put the Snow Kids back on an even footing with their opponents in the Galactik Football Cup final! Aarch is terrified: he can no longer contact his players, and he now knows that D’Jok wants to sabotage the game so that he can save his father! D’Jok is completely worn out. Can he really pretend to miss this shot? Does he really have a choice? The Pirates have just arrived where Bleylock is holding Sonny prisoner!
