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At the end of the first arc, the [[Bakugan Battle Brawlers Resistance]] manages to destroy the three [[Dimension Controller]]s that kept the [[Bakugan]] on [[New Vestroia]] subjugated, forcing the Vexos to flee. Then, the Resistance revealed the truth about the Bakugan to the Vestal people, causing such an uproar that Zenoheld, Hydron, and the Vexos had to flee the planet. Compounding their problems, two of their most powerful brawlers, Spectra and Gus, ended up defecting after [[Hydron]] and [[Mylene Farrow|Mylene]] decided to place the blame of their failures on Spectra.
[[File:002.png|thumb|left|250px|The Vexos in the second arc]]
In the beginning of the second arc, Zenoheld and the Vexos decide to take their revenge on the Bakugan and Earth. The [[Bakugan Termination System]] is constructed to destroy all Bakugan, and requires the [[Attribute Energy|Attribute Energies]] held by the [[Legendary Soldiers]]. Before Zenoheld could win them, however, the Legendary Soldiers transferred their Energies to the Resistance's Bakugan, forcing the Vexos to pursue them once again. Although they are nearly successful in gathering all the Energies, the plan ultimately fails after [[Drago (Dan Kuso)|Drago]] destroys the BT System.
As his final act of revenge, Zenoheld orders [[Clay Fermin|Professor Clay]] to create the [[Alternative Weapon System]], with the purpose of destroying entire worlds. Unable to tolerate his actions anymore, [[Volt Luster|Volt]] defects from the Vexos, but is hunted down by Hydron and banished with a [[Death Bomb]]. When Lync betrays them by stealing data on the Alternative to save [[Alice Gehabich|Alice]], he meets the same fate. Mylene and [[Shadow Prove|Shadow]] go missing after [[Bakugan Interspace]] goes haywire, and Zenoheld discovered this and punished Hydron for his failure, causing Hydron to turn against him. Zenoheld, Hydron, and Professor Clay meet their end when the Alternative self-destructs.
