On a normal assignment against an especially large Grimm, Team RWBY comes across two very strange men who are clearly not from their world. Seeing as circumstances are dire, Team RWBY is forced to team up with the two to take on their most grievous threat yet. One question remains, however. Will Team RWBY ever get down from that hill?

Lelouch, a mysterious man, recruits Van Flyheight and Yoshika Miyafuji on a quest to put the multiverse right. After initial mishaps, the trio are thrust into an infinite universe of heroes and villains, plots, allies, and psychotic shape shifting harem-seekers. It's a messy job, a job that requires true heroes. Maybe the trio are the heroes we need?

After receiving encouragement from Shirley, Lynette decides to finally confess her feelings to Yoshika. This is easier said than done, as she has to find her first. And then try to find the right words. No one said being love and in love was easy.

Enterprise is Belfast's knight in shining armor. She would never leave Belfast in need, right?

Sanya and Eila just make it look easy, as Nikka founds out that being in a relationship with Aleksandra with no prior romances does make for many awkward times. But isn't that the beauty of a first love?

Despite her protests that sea spray is a perfect way to clean oneself, Belfast forces Enterprise to take a bath. She's her personal maid, after all, and wants to see her clean. Belfast wouldn't have any ulterior motives, right?

Living together with Charlotte might seem like a dream come true, but Gertrud couldn't disagree more. She sleeps in, she drinks from the carton, and she just loves to always tease Gertrud whenever she can. But as they say, love is blind.

When bad dreams plague Yoshika, Lynette is there to comfort her. Regardless of what the future holds, she'll remain by her side.

It's the holiday season, and Enterprise just doesn't get why she has to act like a human. Belfast and Bel-chan, meanwhile, have embraced the holidays and Belfast thinks she knows just what Enterprise needs.