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SPACE KNIGHT
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SPACE KNIGHT
TEKKAMAN
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Let the sun burn! Race forth, Tekkaman!
Moero taiyou kakero Tekkaman
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The Waldastar are there, scheming in the dark!
Yami ni ugomeku Waldastar
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In the light of the shining galaxies
Kudaite hoshikuzu uchuu no hate ni
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If you call out your father's name...
Kirameku ginga ni chichi no na yobeba
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The tear you cry will be another star
Hitosuji nagareru namidaboshi
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Do it, Pegas! Tek Setter!
Yaruzo Pegas Tek Setter
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Space Knight! Space Knight Tekkaman!
Uchuu no kishi uchuu no kishi Tekkaman
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Do it, Pegas! Tek Setter!
Yaruzo Pegas Tek Setter
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Space Knight! Space Knight Tekkaman!
Uchuu no kishi uchuu no kishi Tekkaman
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If we can complete this experimental
Leap Navigation device and put it to use,
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our Space Pioneer Project will
take a huge leap forward.
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Fantastic!
Amazing!
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I assume all is proceeding smoothly
with the machine's construction?
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Yes, sir. It's almost complete.
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We'll install it on the large spaceship in development
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at the space dock near
Jupiter's moon, Ganymede.
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Then, we'll be all clear for a trial run in space.
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This is the space dock on
Ganymede's orbital track.
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But space is truly vast. We still
have a long road ahead of us.
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What was that?
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Are my eyes playing tricks on me?
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Or, could it be...
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Rambos, the Earthlings have invented
a machine capable of Leap Navigation.
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What? Really?
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T-That can't be!
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There's no Earthling capable of that!
It's quite out of the question!
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Do not underestimate Earthlings, Rambos.
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You must destroy that machine
before it makes trouble for us.
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Then, you must eliminate its inventor, Amachi.
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Give the order to our spy on Earth!
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But it's simply unbelievable!
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Earth couldn't have a
scientist that brilliant!
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Stop complaining and do it!
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Yes, sir!
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The Shadow-Hunting Alien!
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Where is the Blue Earth?
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It will be returning shortly.
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I see.
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Director.
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Earlier, we picked up a subspace communication
wave on a cycle different from the one we use.
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What? Really?
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Have a look.
We recorded it in our database.
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We've analyzed it and determined that
it came from a point near this base.
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First that blue shadow, now this
subspace communication...
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If a Waldastar spy has infiltrated our base,
we may be in grave danger.
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Attention, crew of the Blue Earth.
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Please report to Director Amachi's
laboratory immediately!
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Roger!
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This time, Andro, would you mind telling
the director everything you know?
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About the Waldastar, you mean?
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Yeah.
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If I feel like it, sure.
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What?!
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That's enough already.
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Are you trying to start another fight?
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In order to prevent spies from infiltrating
the International Space Center,
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the facility requires strict fingerprint
checks conducted with lasers.
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However...
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Ah? Andro's gone missing.
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He gave us the slip again, huh?
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He's almost like a ninja!
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He really is!
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It's you, then?
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The one who knew about the Waldastar attacks
on the Space Angel and the station,
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and the fact that the Clean
Earth Plan was cancelled?
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Huh?
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Andro! When did you...
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Don't worry, I won't tell anyone.
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But how did you learn about it?
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I used my psychic powers.
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Andro! Answer him seriously!
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Calm down, already.
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And you used these psychic powers
to infiltrate the Blue Earth, as well?
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Yeah, you could say that.
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Yeah, right. Like I'd believe that!
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I don't really care if you believe it or not.
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What?!
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That's enough, both of you!
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These are not normal human readings.
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This man... He couldn't be...
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But there's no way he could have been
serving on the Blue Earth with Jouji
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and acting as a spy here at the same time.
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Anyway, you should know why I called you here.
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We're about to complete a
Leap Navigation machine.
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Really? A Leap Navigation machine?
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Really, Father?
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Hmm.
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We just have to perform a test run in space.
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Leap Navigation...
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That's what lets us travel faster
than the speed of light, right?
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That's the long and short of it.
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Actually...
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Let me give you a simple walkthrough.
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When a spaceship moving
from point A to point B
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uses the Leap Navigation machine
attached to its gravitational thrusters,
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it first compresses the space
in between points A and B,
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folding it over and over,
as if drawing a curtain.
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This instantly brings points
A and B closer together.
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You can then break through these
dimensional folds to arrive at point B.
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By repeating this over and over,
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you can get to stars thousands of
light years away, faster than light.
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This is known as Leap Navigation!
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Incredible!
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Congratulations, Father!
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Thank you both.
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Of course, that's only the theory.
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It means nothing until we run
practical tests in space.
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Yeah, better run lots of experiments.
That should reduce the casualties.
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Andro! What do you mean by that?
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The shock of passing through so many spacial
folds will kill everyone on board the ship.
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You should consider
doing it with fewer folds.
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That will ease the shock.
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Then you can travel the distance
with much less trouble.
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What was that? Don't run your mouth
about things you don't understand!
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Jouji, he is correct.
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Unfortunately, I could only discover
an equation with many folds in space.
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That's fine. These things don't come easy.
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Andro.
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Are you saying you know
the proper equation?
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Don't be silly! I'm no scientist.
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Andro knows more advanced Leap Navigation
machines than the one I came up with.
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He could be an alien from a civilization
far advanced from our own.
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Incidentally, in addition to you
three and the station staff,
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someone else knows about the Leap
Navigation machine we're developing.
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What did you say?
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Earlier, when the staff and I were
preparing for the test run,
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I noticed a blue gaseous form in the room.
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That's not all.
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Soon after, the control room picked up
an unidentified subspace communication.
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In other words, there's a Waldastar
spy somewhere inside this base.
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What? Inside the base?
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I'd like the three of you to act
covertly to sniff out the spy.
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What are these things?
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Space bazookas.
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Space bazookas?
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Yes.
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One by itself only has enough
power to blow up a car,
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but putting two together increases
that power tenfold.
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Please use them only for self-defense.
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Neat! Just like a toy.
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Andro, you rat.
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Where did you sneak off to?
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Silly Jouji. He seemed so sure that
the spy would come to this room...
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Someone's in the laboratory locker!
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The spy might have fallen for our trap!
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Tch, he got away.
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Hiromi!
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Hiromi! Speak to me!
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If the spy is on to us...
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He must have been after the plans
for the Leap Navigation machine!
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It's no use! He fried them!
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Damn...
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Andro! Was it you?
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Quit accusing innocent people, you pea brain.
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What?!
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Stay down! You have to rest.
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He's got a soft spot for women, at least.
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SPACE KNIGHT
SPACE KNIGHT
SPACE KNIGHT
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TEKKAMAN
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Director!
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Father!
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I'm safe.
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But look there.
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That is the true form of that alien spy.
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Did you beat it, Father?
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No. It wasn't me.
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Andro! You did this?
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What's wrong? Something weird about that?
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Sorry to betray your expectations.
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I beg your forgiveness, Lord Doblais.
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The spy I sent to infiltrate the International
Space Center has been killed!
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Is this true?
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Regrettably so...
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To have killed our spy, there must be
a formidable foe to be found on Earth.
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No, sir, I don't think that's true.
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Our spy was a bit slow-witted, you see—
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Fool!
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You must now wait for Amachi to reach
the space dock and destroy him there.
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The Leap Navigation machine was completed
and loaded onto the Blue Earth,
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which headed for the space dock with
Director Amachi on board for the trial run.
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At the space dock, the Leap Navigation machine
was attached to the ship's main control unit.
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It was only a matter of time before
the test run would begin.
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Meanwhile, Jouji and friends were in a state of
readiness aboard the space ship Blue Earth.
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However...
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Jouji! We have an object closing
in from point Theta-45, Phi-38!
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What?
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It's moving so quickly!
It's not a meteor?
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No, that's the Waldastar.
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It's a carrier spacecraft.
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The Waldastar?
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All right. Hiromi, you protect the Director.
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Okay!
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I'll become Tekkaman and fight with Pegas.
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Andro! You should...
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I'll fight the Waldastar, obviously.
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No. Protect the machine!
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Defense corps, take your positions!
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This is a message from the
director to the test pilots!
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Get clear of the dock as quickly as possible!
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I-It's the Waldastar!
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Jouji, launch Pegas!
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Roger!
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Pegas! Tek Setter!
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Power Wrap!
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Director! It's dangerous here!
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We must evacuate!
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I'll be fine. You get to safety!
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Father!
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Look out!
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You have to get out of here!
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No. I can't just abandon it.
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The Leap Navigation machine!
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Wretched vermin of the cosmos.
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Pegas! The carrier!
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Roger!
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Lord Rambos! Tekkaman is
coming straight for us!
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What? Tekkaman?!
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Just try it, Tekkaman! I'll turn
you into interstellar scrap!
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Put up the halo barrier!
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Fantastic.
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A Leap Navigation-capable carrier.
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Once I take it, I can kiss the Earth goodbye.
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Shield Beam!
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Run away!
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Tch.
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Damn Tekkaman. Ruining my best-laid plans.
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Pegas! Set Return!
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Roger!
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You may have destroyed the machine,
but it means nothing.
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Amachi survives.
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Do you think he will not create a new
Leap Navigation machine?
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Ah?! I'm sorry! I'm sorry!
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I am ever your loyal servant, sir!
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I will forgive you, just this once.
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But we did acquire something of use.
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We now know Tekkaman is built into the robot
that launched from their spaceship.
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You will see, Tekkaman.
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I shall soon ascertain your true identity.
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I'm safe...
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Blast!
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Even as Tekkaman, I couldn't protect
the Leap Navigation machine.
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Andro! What were you doing back there?!
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Jouji, blaming others accomplishes nothing.
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We should be grateful that we survived.
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The machine was destroyed, true.
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But as long as I'm alive,
I can always make a new one.
248
00:22:35,500 --> 00:22:38,960
Andro, I'd like your assistance
as well. Do you mind?
249
00:22:41,790 --> 00:22:46,630
He's an enigmatic one,
but he could do a great deal for us.
250
00:22:46,630 --> 00:22:47,550
However...
251
00:22:47,550 --> 00:22:51,890
Director Amachi did not know
what kind of man Andro was,
252
00:22:51,890 --> 00:22:55,470
but he was willing to believe that
he could aid the Space Center.
253
00:22:55,890 --> 00:22:59,020
And so he accepted him into
the Space Center's staff,
254
00:22:59,020 --> 00:23:03,480
secretly hoping to place him on
a team with Jouji and Hiromi.
255
00:23:03,480 --> 00:23:06,650
Go forth, Tekkaman! The Space Knight!
256
00:23:13,280 --> 00:23:17,580
The Waldastar have advanced
deep into the solar system.
257
00:23:17,580 --> 00:23:20,290
They have sent a new space robot to Earth.
258
00:23:20,290 --> 00:23:25,800
On Director Amachi's orders, Tekkaman, Hiromi,
Andro and the robot Pegas join together
259
00:23:25,800 --> 00:23:31,380
along with the newly arrived space mutant
Mootan to form the Space Knights team.
260
00:23:31,380 --> 00:23:34,390
At last, Andro's secret is revealed.
261
00:23:34,390 --> 00:23:37,140
Next time, on Space Knight Tekkaman:
262
00:23:37,140 --> 00:23:39,060
The Birth of the Space Knights!
263
00:23:39,060 --> 00:23:40,190
Tek Setter!
264
00:23:44,860 --> 00:23:48,030
No flowers, no rainbows, no wind to blow
Hana mo niji mo kaze no nai
265
00:23:48,030 --> 00:23:51,700
No tears to flow down our cheeks
Namida no hoho ni nagarenai
266
00:23:51,700 --> 00:23:57,450
It's a cold, sad battle out here in space
Tsumetaku kanashii uchuu no tatakai da
267
00:23:58,540 --> 00:24:04,630
And yet, my heart still burns
Dakedo kokoro wa moeteiru
268
00:24:04,630 --> 00:24:09,630
It burns as hot as the sun!
Taiyou mitai ni moeteiru
269
00:24:11,380 --> 00:24:17,470
The Space Knights are... (The Space Knights are...)
Space Knights wa (Space Knights wa)
270
00:24:17,470 --> 00:24:21,810
The heroes of the sun!
Taiyou no yuusha
271
00:24:25,940 --> 00:24:26,133
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