Fear of the Illusions!

Season 2Episode 530 minSep 18, 1997
Fear of the Illusions!
Teppei and X are attacked not long after leaving Metal Face. Arrows are appearing from out of nowhere! Then Ron and Raido, Fou and Je'taime, and Hokuto and Max show up and start attacking them! Or are they...? ^___^ Evil Meimu and his B't Halloween are masters of the nightmare. They have already started working on Teppei and X! Just as the fight between them is getting started, Metal Face and his B't Madonna show up again! Metal Face starts screaming that HE is the only one who is going to kill Teppei. He needs it and he wants it. (Told ya, he was obsessed!) Meimu is annoyed and attacks Metal Face and Madonna and Teppei and X end up rescuing them from Meimu!! Madonna is fatally injured in the battle and crash lands. Meimu attacks Teppei with his ""Final der Mogliche"" and his B't Halloween sends him into the ultimate nightmare of ""Dark Inferno""! Are Teppei and X going to be able to win this one?! Episode summary graciously provided by Vortex Fansubs
Fear of the Illusions! has aired on Sep 18, 1997 at 5:30 PM
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