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RETURN OF ULTRAMAN
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SPIT OUT THE STARS, DARK MONSTER!
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You can see it too
The Star of Ultra
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Far away
Alone on Earth
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Dedicating his life to defeating monsters
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Any moment now
He'll reach the burning town
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With the echoing roar in his ear
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He's returned
He's returned
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Ultraman
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Featuring Cancer Monster Zanika
and Dark Monster Vacumon.
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Oka, you get it.
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This is the best way.
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Hey, too close and it'll crack.
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It'll start in about five minutes.
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Night interrupting midday. Yup.
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It seems fantastical and nice.
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Well, I'm off to go see it.
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Go right ahead.
Little girls like to dream after all.
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Oh, I'm still quite young after all.
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Then I shall join her.
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I'm still quite young after all.
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I bet people long ago were shocked.
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It's daytime and suddenly
the sun gets dark.
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Yeah. As humans, we have a predisposition
to believing that darkness is scary.
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Oh, is it getting a little darker?
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On this day, a full solar eclipse,
a rarity in Tokyo, could be seen.
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The moon overlaps the sun, cutting off its
light and covering Tokyo in dark shadow.
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It's so magnificent. I feel like
a messenger from the sun has arrived.
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That messenger is a man, right?
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No, it's a gentle lady like me.
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Go—san, look.
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Um, are you looking for someone?
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You're MAT people, right?
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Yes.
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—Here.
—Thanks.
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Thank you.
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Something terrible is going to happen.
I know it.
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The people at MAT need to
start preparing right away.
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Um, what sort of terrible thing
is going to happen?
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Both of you, look to the north.
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The North Star is beginning to appear.
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Look around the North Star.
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Do you see it?
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The Big Dipper is gone!
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The seven stars shaped like a dipper
near the North Star can't be found.
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Now that you mention it.
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It's no good.
I can't see the stars anymore.
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Oh? Where did she go?
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I guess the messenger from the sun
was a lady after all.
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Hand it over now!
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I told you I already used it!
I can't give you what I don't have!
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You're so naughty! Honestly!
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Good evening.
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Hey, what's going on?
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While it was dark from the eclipse,
he stole 500 yen from my wallet!
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—Hey!
—Ah, I got you.
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Stupid! Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!
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OW!
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Bad boy!
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Yo, you're here.
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Yeah. Did you see today's eclipse?
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Eclipse?
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Thank you.
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More importantly, people out front
are saying stars are missing.
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—Stars?
—Yeah.
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Do you mean the Big Dipper?
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Huh? How did you know?
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I got it. During the eclipse,
Go—san put it in his pocket.
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—Stupid.
-Can stars become invisible?
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Let's go check it out later.
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That's strange.
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Is it true that some stars can't be seen?
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They're really gone. It's true.
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Let me see.
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Could it be because of smog?
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They're right. You can see other stars,
but the Big Dipper's gone.
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Let me see!
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In this season, the Big Dipper should be
upside-down above the North Star.
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BIG DIPPER
NORTH STAR
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It's not like there are clouds either.
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There's Alpha Ursae Majoris and Gamma
Ursae Majoris, but not the other five.
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—Oh! What's that?!
—Oh!
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A shooting star!
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—It's pretty big!
—Oh wow.
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I've never seen a shooting star
that big before!
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Could it be related to
the Big Dipper disappearing?
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I'm not sure about that.
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Oh!
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This is where the shooting star
is calculated to have fallen.
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—Hmm.
—Let's head out immediately.
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It might have something to do with
the Big Dipper's disappearance.
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I checked with the Astronomy Research
Center. It suddenly vanished last evening.
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The reason is unknown.
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Captain! Would you at least let me
go to the location?
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All right, check it out.
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Yes, sir.
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Oka, it looks like we have to find
who that girl from yesterday was.
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Yes.
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What are you talking about?
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During yesterday's eclipse, there was
a girl who knew the Big Dipper was gone.
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She may have known before
the observatories did.
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During the day, huh?
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If we find the meteorite,
will it be worth something?
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Who knows?
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If it's a moon stone and
we knew it was a moon stone, maybe.
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But if it's from star
we've never heard of...
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Hey, is that guy planning to
go look for the meteorite, too?
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Oh?
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We better get going. If we
waste time here, he'll beat us to it.
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Yeah!
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—Okay, we're here.
—Yeah.
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Oh! What is that?!
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Help!
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This is Go. A monster has emerged from
where I believe the meteorite landed!
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Roger. We'll head out immediately.
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—Fire laser beam!
-Yes, sir!
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Captain! Let's try a bomb next!
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Okay!
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—Kishida, Ueno, are you okay?!
-Yes, sir!
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Go, we're going to have to
pull out for now.
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Can you get out of there?
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I'm fine. Sometimes, walking is good
for training the legs.
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Um, excuse me.
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I heard there's
a fortune-teller lady around here?
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Who are you?
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Oh, I know her.
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That girl should be in a hospital.
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She's lost her fortune-telling
powers, she's been half-crazy.
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-Half-crazy?
-Yeah.
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Um, where does she live?
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On the second floor of that apartment.
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Thank you very much.
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JUNKO NANJO
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Hello?
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Hello?
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Excuse me.
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Do you remember me?
I'm the female MAT member you met.
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The Big Dipper was swallowed.
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Huh?
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Now the stars of Cancer
are being swallowed.
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Swallowing stars? What would swallow them?
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Oh! Cancer is my star!
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It hurts!
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My head hurts!
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Get a grip!
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Are you okay?! Get a grip!
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RETURN OF ULTRAMAN
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According to analysis,
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this claw is made up primarily of
13 elements that don't exist on Earth.
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Hmm.
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That stuff about Cancer from
the fortune-teller lady Oka met
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doesn't seem to be just some madness.
That monster looked just like a crab.
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Could it be a monster from Cancer?
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Hmm.
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If so, it might have been chased away
by a different star-eating giant monster
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and escaped to Earth.
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Captain Ibuki's hypothesis was correct.
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LEO REGULUS
CANCER PRAESEPE
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The Dark Monster Vacumon
that was born in Universe 108
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survives by swallowing stars.
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Vacumon spent ten days swallowing the
Big Dipper and has now moved on to Cancer.
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The monster that appeared on Earth was
indeed a monster from Cancer that escaped.
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Every time Vacumon swallows a star,
this monster's body was in pain.
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For at least three days,
I'd like to keep the monster here.
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By then, the weapons research division's
Element Destructive Beam will be complete.
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With that, we have nothing to fear from
any space monster.
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—Move out!
-Yes, sir!
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Oka, stay with the girl.
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Okay!
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It seems a little weaker.
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Captain, the Astronomy
Research Center called.
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The second brightest star
in Cancer just disappeared.
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What?
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It's truly a Cancer Monster!
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Every time a star disappears from the sky,
it responds.
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It looks like it's writhing in pain.
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A pitch black thing is coming this way!
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It's following the Cancer Fairy to Earth!
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Junko—san, get a grip!
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There isn't any pitch-black thing
anywhere!
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The thing that hurt my stars!
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The infinitely large and black thing
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is coming to Earth!
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Junko—san! Get a grip!
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Junko—san!
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—How is she?
—Oh.
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Sir, could you look after her?
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This is Oka, calling Captain Ibuki.
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The fortune-teller girl is acting strange.
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She said a giant pitch-black thing's after
the Cancer Fairy and headed towards Earth.
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Roger! I'll send Go back right away.
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Roger!
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—Go/
—Yes, sir!
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Head to Oka and the
Astronomy Research Center!
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Roger!
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Forget it.
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I can't believe it.
It's the Earth's last day.
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I'm from MAT. Is there anything abnormal
going on in space?
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How did you know?!
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It's still top secret.
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Is something black headed to
Earth from Cancer?
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Yes there is!
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There's some dark and massive object with
incredible gravity headed towards Earth!
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This large, Dark Nebula-like mass
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is absorbing celestial objects in its way
and getting even bigger.
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It'll swallow the Earth
like it was nothing!
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Already the ocean currents on the African
coast have begun shifting abnormally.
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What can we do?!
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Unfortunately,
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at this rate, in less than 12 hours,
the Earth will be destroyed.
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Humanity will perish!
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If we're going to perish anyway,
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it's better that nobody know about it.
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I intend to keep this a secret
from everyone.
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The monster used the last of its strength
and began thrashing about.
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We have no choice.
Let's attack it thoroughly.
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Roger!
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—Are you okay, Minami?
—I'm fine.
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—Give me that!
—Yes, sir!
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Captain!
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Oh! Are you okay?
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Yes, sir!
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Oh! There!
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-Attack!
—Yes, sir!
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Fire!
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Okay. Let's land there.
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Okay.
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Over there.
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Oka—kun, stay here!
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Okay!
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Captain!
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Oh!
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Ultraman understood.
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This monster was chased to Earth.
The problem was not this monster.
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What is Ultraman doing?
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That's it.
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Ultraman is going to the Dark Monster that
attacked Cancer and is headed for Earth!
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Inside the monster, powerful pressure
was at play.
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It was amazing pressure that could crush
the Earth to the size of a sugar cube.
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Ultraman's body was
subjected to that pressure.
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You can do it, Ultraman.
You can do it, Hideki Go.
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Dad.
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Oh, you need to lie down, Junko.
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Why am I in bed?
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I feel so good.
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H-Hey...
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Ultraman's power is truly amazing.
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Oh! He's come back!
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The black shadow has
completely disappeared!
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The Earth is saved!
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They're all there.
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MAT got the stars back!
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Go-san's so strong.
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It makes you happy, huh, Sis?
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No way. Did Go—san do that?
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Don't be shy! Don't be shy!
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Knock it off, Jiro!
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The order of the universe
doesn't crumble that easily.
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Go—san!
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Listen, everyone. Have you ever
thought up a monster yourself?
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Next week, when a boy picks up a fragment
of a monster and wishes on it,
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it grows bigger and bigger until... Roar!
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It becomes the vicious monster Kingstron.
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It's a scary story.
Let's watch again next week.
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