The war with the Radam continues, and there is an all-new team of Space Knights who are chosen to defend Earth against this alien menace. Unfortunately for Earth, this is one of the most inept, dysfunctional teams in history. David seems disinterested in his work and more interested in chasing women; he doesn\'t really appear to be a team player. Natasha is the opposite of him—totally devoted to her work. She is also confident to the point of arrogance and not very tolerant of those she sees as less skilled.
The third and final member of this team is the young and airheaded Yumi, who has a lot of good intentions and very little actual skill. When Yumi is announced as the final member of the Space Knights, Natasha flies into a rage. However, that rage is nothing compared to the fury that erupts when a power surge during the Tekkaman transfer process gives Yumi the Voltekker Reactor. Originally destined for Natasha, the Voltekker Reactor is a very powerful weapon that requires precise mental control. Needless to say, no one thinks that Yumi is up to the task, least of all Yumi.
With this dysfunctional team, it\'s not surprising that their first attempt at battle is less than victorious. The three Tekkamen must learn to work together, but that\'s not an easy task. This kind of friction between the team members is not uncommon in team anime, but in TEKKAMAN BLADE II it seems to have reached almost soap operatic proportions. As a result, few of the characters are immediately likable. Perhaps that\'s why they try so hard to make Yumi seem genuine and kind, so that we care about at least one of the Tekkaman team.