During the climax, the last survivors of Solo and the Buff Clan both totally exhausted their manpower and strength, which results in Ideon and Gando Rowa destroying each other in the final battle, and the subsequent explosion destroys the star system they're in and possibly a large chunk of the Milky Way. Totally horrifying, certainly, but do we need to remind you as well that she is only 5 years old at the time?
And the real crowning example of the list comes with the death of Ashura who gets beheaded by a fucking rocket shell in the penultimate battle. But considering the state of her body and the fact that she was pregnant at the time, would you really like to know how it's like? Even Cosmo can't bear to look at her corpse afterwards because of this exact reason. 
We didn't see the aftermath of her face got shot three times. Listening to the colonies' crying for help as their planets are bombarded into space dust really showcases the apocalyptic feel in Solo Ship's final battle against the Buff Clan.
After Ideon and the Solo Ship were hit by a comet (a result of the Buff Clan's trap), the enraged Ide retaliate immediately by effectively turning planet Earth, Earth's colonies, and Buff Clan's home planet into smithereens by showering them with a massive amount of meteors. #LIST OF SPACE RUNAWAY IDEON EPISODES SERIES#
Poor girl has it rough in the original series for being killed (by Daram Zuba's gunshot), and her horrific reimagined death in this intro is enough to awaken Cosmo's rage to fight the Buff Clan.
Right in the frickin' intro, we have the reimagined death of Kitty Kitten being beheaded by an explosion during the Buff Clan's attack in Ajian. While the original series itself can be pretty gruesome in terms of how the characters die from one another (as seen here ), Be Invoked delivers the horror in spades due to how their deaths are presented relentlessly and how the war between Ideon and the Buff Clan escalates rapidly. The first incident is the main reason the Solo Ship's crew is mistrustful of Gije, as he was the one who ordered Aijan's bombardment. The destruction wreaked upon its surface was so intense and demoralizing that when the Solo Ship returnes in a later episode, its survivors pulled a FaceHeel Turn under a deal brokered with the Buff Clan. As punishment for helping the Solo Ship's humans, the Buff Clan devastates Ajian with an orbital bombardment. Karala and her unborn son's murder at the hands of Harulu, with their father's approval, is what ultimately leads Ide to decide humanity is beyond saving and Invoke their destruction. It also shows why things went as disastrously badly as they did in Be Invoked. And you'll start to think about how many times Ide has done this before. Because Ide sees them as pure souls that it can preserve as a proof that generation of civilization isn't completely hopeless, it will just leave others to their deaths which results in the anime's infamous Downer Ending. 
Though Ide supposedly keeps on protecting the denizens of Solo Ship, a grim realization appears that all Ide is protecting is Lou and Messiah, the unborn child of Bes and Karala.And the characters eventually realized that Ideon resides as some sort of a guardian god of their universe that utterly despises war between the universe's denizens. Sounds kinda majestic, isn't it? Later episodes revealed that Ide only collects "pure and untainted souls", which turns out to be souls of babies who never grew into adults. As the story goes, it is told that Ide (the main consciousness behind Ideon) is a combination of souls of the past civilizations in the form of a somewhat intelligent battle mech.But that itself is not the creepiest aspect of Ideon: Now have it piloted a bunch of not mentally sound children. To put it this way, imagine piloting a mech that is more like an Eldritch Abomination than a traditional mech, and it has the capability of leveling an entire universe. Even worse? She is pregnant at the time as well. How the Buff Clan handles The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry.
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