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This self-proclaimed "invincible" Digald-resistance group first appeared in episode 16, initially piloting five multi-colored Baratz. They later recruited Ruuji and Galaga, but were nearly annihilated by a Digald ambush in episode 17. Instead it was Digald that was destroyed, thanks to Galaga's Deadly Kong, though the other five members were thought dead, causing Galaga and Ruuji to leave on their own. However, they were not dead at all, and later joined Ra Kan's anti-Digald army, as a specialized cooking unit, though they would also participate in battles, this time with multi-colored Molgas. They believe in doing things "bit by bit", and were initially stealing supplies from Digald, with hope that this would build momentum and eventually hinder Digald's military actions so much that they

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This self-proclaimed "invincible" Digald-resistance group first appeared in episode 16, initially piloting five multi-colored Baratz. They later recruited Ruuji and Galaga, but were nearly annihilated by a Digald ambush in episode 17. Instead it was Digald that was destroyed, thanks to Galaga's Deadly Kong, though the other five members were thought dead, causing Galaga and Ruuji to leave on their own. However, they were not dead at all, and later joined Ra Kan's anti-Digald army, as a specialized cooking unit, though they would also participate in battles, this time with multi-colored Molgas. They believe in doing things "bit by bit", and were initially stealing supplies from Digald, with hope that this would build momentum and eventually hinder Digald's military actions so much that they would lead to defeat. When they joined Ra Kan's group, their philosophy was much the same, and they simply did what they could to help out, but usually weren't part of the main combat force (though they were present in the final battle, providing support fire).