Episode 1: "Special Security Forces"
At the end of the second millennium Japan has emerged as the world's foremost economic superpower and consequently as the primary target of terrorism. To combat this growing wave of attacks Japan has formed the Special Security Forces, an independent unit of hard-core badasses who act not only as cops, but also as judge, jury and (very frequently) executioners.
The worst of these terrorist groups is the Red May, communist insurgents attempting to destroy the institutions of capitalism and government. Their leader, Suyama, has been arrested overseas, and along with his chief aide Tachihara, is returning to Japan to be turned over to SSF custody. When his plane lands at the airport, the fit hits the shan, so to speak.
Despite the best efforts of SSF chief Taki, Red May agents pull off a daring rescue of their returning leaders, but Tachihara immediately murders Suyama and takes over the sect. No sooner does he attempt to resume his mad bombings than the SSF's top agent, Raiden, and his new partner, Angel, are hot on his tail with motorcycles screaming and guns blazing. Tachihara and his men riddle Raiden with gunfire. Angel, a shoot first, shoot last, shoot in between and cuss like a sailor while doing it vixen, is so distraught that she momentarily slows her motorcycle to call an ambulance before kicking the pursuit into high gear.
She catches up to a few of the escaping terrorists only because they've already been eviscerated.
Episode 2: "The Disfigured City"
The war between the SSF and the Red May has erupted, but both are now under attack from shadowy, unknown, forces. Inspector Taki suspects that greater powers are behind the Red May when his political overseers and their corporate lords suddenly become very interested in Taki's unit. Meanwhile members of the Red May keep turning up as mangled corpses. And speaking of corpses, Raiden's body has disappeared from the street where Angel left him gasping for life.
When SSF agents Hacker and Peace capture Red May leader Tachihara during another bombing attempt, Taki, feeling threatened from all directions, breaks out the truth serum to get some answers about who is really behind the Red May.
The Red May are holed up in an office-building, and Angel joins the SWAT units going in to get them. Once in the building Angel and the cops completely lose control of the situation as a pyrokinetic child and her teleporting, telekinetic companion unleash a serious bloodletting.
Only the intervention of a mysterious, masked, supercyborg saves Angel from a confrontation with the deadly telekinetecist Osura.
Episode 3: "The Death Warrant"
Osura, a longhaired, leather wearing, telekinetic, terminator; Freya, a soft-spoken, preteen, walking incinerator; and Lucifer, a mind-raping psychic-cyborg/Scandinavian bombshell, call themselves the Hunters. Taki surmises that the Hunters were sent by Red May's hidden sponsors to dispatch with the terrorists before the SSF could arrest and interrogate them. The sole surviving member of Red May is the former leader Tachihara who has thus far resisted the truth serum. The gory ease with which the Hunters drove Red May to extinction has the SSF sweating bullets, so Taki wastes no more time getting straight up medieval on Tachihara.
Meanwhile Angel pursues her savior from the office-building conflagration. The motorcycle-riding black knight turns out to be her former partner Raiden. He takes Angel back to Ichihara, a brilliant scientist who kidnapped and rebuilt Raiden's body at his Cybergenesis laboratory. Ichihara insists that in order for the SSF to combat the powerful forces mounting against them, they will need greater power than a human body can contain. If Angel could see the armada of SWAT officers now descending on SSF headquarters at the behest of Taki's loathed political overseers, or the abundance of ordinance expended in the ensuing clash, she would have to agree.
Episode 4: "Pain"
The SSF members who survived the SWAT onslaught race to reconvene with Angel and Raiden at Ichihara's laboratory. Their former arch nemesis Tachihara is now the only witness who can save them by incriminating the politicians and businessmen who sponsored Red May for their own nefarious purposes. Which is why those politicians and corporate lords now sic the military Special Forces on Cybergenesis, and send the Hunters after the SSF agents transporting Tachihara to Cybergenesis.
When Hacker and Peace, with Tachihara, are intercepted by Lucifer, not even Angel's timely intervention can avert their suffering. But Osura and Freya are less sanguine about massacring cops than they were about terrorists. When Hunter turns on Hunter, the havoc escalates.
Episode 5: "Wrath of the Empire"
The military Special Forces assail Cybergenesis by the truckload, and Raiden can only make mincemeat of them by the carload. Fortunately Angel pitches in and the death of young Freya at Lucifer's hands has spurred Osura to join our heroes as well. Taki continues to unearth indications of massive corruptions, crime, and treason on the part of the evil masterminds, but it will do him little good if they all die.
In that regard, the Special Forces attempting to raze Cybergenesis are less of a worry than the lone figure on a motorcycle not too far behind them and closing fast. Raiden may have whipped the military like a chef making mousse; but when Lucifer arrives, cyborg savagery of Vesuvian proportions erupts.
Episode 6: "Doomsday"
Despite a Herculean effort, Raiden has not stopped Lucifer's approach. Knowing how terribly outmatched she is, Angel straps on some body armor and steps up to the plate with Osura to give the proverbial immoveable object a taste of some irresistible force. Lucifer and Raiden have exchanged grievous bodily harm, and the battle becomes a chase, then a hunt, then a trap as it rages towards its inescapable conclusion.