Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Game The Chronicles - Season 1

Season 1
Sky Striker Ace
Great powers centered around powerful military empires.
To counter this threat, the weapon "Sento" was developed using advanced military technology.
A single sword, imbued with a wish for peace, was entrusted to a young girl named Ray, and when "Sky Striker Ace - Ray" was deployed onto the battlefield, it instantly changed the course of the battle.
However, that dominance did not last long.
Suddenly appearing before Ray was another Sky Striker Ace created by the military empire, "Roze."
The two men, the only two on the battlefield, were evenly matched in strength, but as they clashed blades in numerous battles, Ray sensed the deep-seated anguish hidden within Rose's heart.
Ray's sword strikes, imbued with his feelings, further swayed Rose's heart, which had previously defined herself as a weapon, but the Empire did not overlook this.
The operational strategy for Sky Striker Ace was changed from using them as combat weapons to using them as biological components for the prototype flash-art weapon "Sieg." Rose's mind was sealed once again, and she reappeared on the battlefield.
Rose is still crying out that she doesn't want to fight. In that case, I will definitely save her.
With unwavering determination, Ray activated Sky Striker and descended upon the battlefield.
Episodes

Sky Striker Ace I: "Sky Striker Ace - Raye"
To counter the mighty empires and other great powers, "Sky Striker" was developed using advanced military technology.
Its power was such that it could instantly change the course of a battle.
Ray, the girl entrusted with "Sky Striker," repeatedly encounters Rose, a girl from an enemy country with equal power, on the battlefield.
With each clash of "Sky Striker," Ray gradually catches a glimpse of the "human heart" deep within Rose's mind, and she rises up to liberate her!
To meet Rose not as a "weapon," but as a "person"—

Sky Striker Ace II: "Sky Striker Ace - Roze"
Rose, the girl from the Empire, couldn't understand it. She couldn't understand
why Ray, the girl who was coming towards her not to destroy her, but to save her, even though Ray was supposed to be her enemy. Every time Rose and Ray exchanged blows with their "Sky Blades," Rose felt something warm and indescribable from her. Seeing through Rose's doubts, the Empire absorbed her into the Flash Art weapon, Sieg.
Having become a part of Zeke and lost consciousness, what thoughts are going through Rose's mind as Ray heads straight towards her?
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