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STAR BLAZERS™ is a registered trademark of Voyager Entertainment.
Original production copyright © 1980, 2008 same, all rights reserved.
These subtitles are of the original English dubbed version in 1979. This version was edited from the original Japanese version. The subtitles were software generated using Purfview's Whisper Audio-to-Text Engine and then reviewed and updated by a human, me. Enjoy.
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Star Blazers - Quest For Iscandar
1x03 - Ultra-Menace Missile
Duration: 21 min 32 s
Frame rate: 23.976 FPS
Subtitles by: DDDBBB
Version: 1, 11DEC2025
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♪ We're off to outer space
Were leaving mother Earth ♪
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♪ To save the human race
...OUR STAR BLAZERS! ♪
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♪ Searching for a distant star
Heading off to Iskandar ♪
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♪ Leaving all we left behind
Who knows what dangers we'll find ♪
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♪ We must be strong and brave
Our home we got to save ♪
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♪ If we don't in just one year
Mother Earth will dissapear ♪
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♪ Fighting with the Gamilons
We won't stop until we've won ♪
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♪ Then we'll return and when we arrive
the Earth will survive with ♪
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♪ OUR STAR BLAZERS ♪
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That old Earth battleship is firing back
at us.
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[Leader Desslock]
Gans, what are you so excited about?
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Leader Desslok.
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Our Pluto base on Gamilon has nothing to
fear from this old wreck.
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It's a futile gesture from Earth.
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They will never get that antiquated wreck
to fly.
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But, sir, it's firing on the space
battleship we sent to bomb Earth.
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I'd like permission to test our new
ultra-menace missile on it.
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A missile target?
Hmm.
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All right, Gans, you can do that.
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Thank you, Leader Desslok.
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Ultra-menace missile, start the countdown.
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Aim at and destroy Earth battleship.
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[Captain Avatar]
You have all been chosen to serve in the Starforce
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because of your special skills and your character.
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{\an8}We will be sharing a journey to Iscandar
148,000 light years and back in just one Earth year.
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{\an8}Something never before attempted by man.
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{\an8}I cannot overemphasize the importance of
this mission.
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{\an8}If Earth is to survive, we must get to Iscandar to obtain the
Cosmo DNA device that will re-earth its deadly radioactivity.
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{\an8}Centuries ago, another ship sailed out on
another important mission.
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It was called the Argo.
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In honor of our mission, we have renamed
our ship the Argo.
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I cannot promise you a completely safe journey.
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We are sure to meet the Gamilons many
times.
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Many of you may not choose to go.
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That is no disgrace.
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I will be waiting for you aboard the Argo.
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That will be all.
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Thank you for your attention.
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8...
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7... 6...
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5...
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4...
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3... 2... 1...
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ZERO!
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Please, please, come back safe?
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I wonder if we're all a bunch of crazy
fools.
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How do we know the Argo can make it?
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– Mark! Mark!
...a 200 years old
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– That's my brother.
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– Geordi!
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This is for you!
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Thank you, Geordi.
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It's for good luck!
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Bye, now!
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Who's going to take care of your families
while you're gone?
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Listen, fella, I don't see you
volunteering for anything.
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Somebody's got to do the job and it
doesn't look like it's going to be you.
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Ah, you dummy.
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Nova?
Nova?
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Nova!
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Mother!
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Nova, do you really have to go for a whole
year?
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Look, you two, a year goes by fast.
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It's a great adVenture.
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I wouldn't miss it for anything.
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Oh, Dad, I'm going to miss you both.
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Nova.
-Oh, my baby!
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[Crewman]
There's a huge missile approaching from Pluto.
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Not now.
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The Starforce isn't ready yet.
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Calculations indicate it may be going
straight to the Starforce.
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It will hit in 55 minutes.
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When you know for sure,
notify Captain Avatar.
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[Sandor]
Captain, they're all here now.
Everyone showed up.
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Hmm.
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Geordi, mother, father, don't worry.
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We'll make it back.
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I'm sure of it.
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What makes you so sure of it, Venture?
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We're just kidding ourselves if we expect
to get back.
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What?
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Hey, we'll probably be stuck way out in
space and won't be able to get back.
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Look, Captain Avatar's never been that far
out in space.
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How do we know he really knows what he's
doing?
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Listen, if you feel that way, why did you
join the Starforce?
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What makes you all think Captain Avatar's
such a great man?
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Sure, he wins a lot, but look at the cost
in lives.
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I'm sorry, Wildstar.
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I know you miss your brother.
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You had no one to see you off.
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Are you blaming the Captain because Alex
didn't come back?
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No, I don't think that.
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But Alex was my brother.
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{\an8}I am Conroy, second in command of your
fighters.
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{\an8}Lieutenant Dash.
Artillery unit reporting.
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{\an8}Homer
Communications Officer assigned to Venture.
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{\an8}Eager, sir.
Assistant pilot.
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-Thank you.
-Thank you.
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Energy buildup completed.
We're ready now.
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Stand by for takeoff.
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Captain, what does energy buildup mean?
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We need an enormous amount of power to
start our engine.
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More than we have storage capacity for.
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So a worldwide power grid was built and
all the nations of the world sent us power.
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-Wow.
-Wow.
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Wildstar, Venture,
I'm going to make a final inspection of the ship.
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Will you please join me?
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-Yes, sir.
-Yes, sir.
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Wildstar, that special gunnery computer
I showed you is under your command.
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On the old ship, this whole area was for
officers' quarters.
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But now it's the wave motion gun room and
the missile firing room.
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Officers are now quartered with the
enlisted men.
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Do you know what this is?
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-No, sir.
-No, sir.
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The firing gate of the wave motion gun.
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Whoa.
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The wave motion gun is the most powerful
weapon I've ever heard of.
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Without it, I doubt we could make it to
Iscandar.
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It operates on the same principle
as the wave motion
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engine, using tachyon particles
faster than the speed of light.
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Sir, a computer update confirms enemy
missile target.
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Where?
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What's their target?
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Sir, it's the Starforce.
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-Whoa
-Whoa
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I'm Nova, in charge of radar and analysis.
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Very nice to see both of you again.
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-Mark Venture.
-Huh.
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Next, I'll show you the holography room.
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What's a holography room?
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Wow.
Wow.
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This is great for my universal joints.
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This holography room is to provide three-dimensional
images of life on Earth, as we all remember it.
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And you also brought your own personal
memory cassettes, which can be projected here.
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What happened to the palm trees and the
sun?
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I'm not dressed for cold weather.
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And we have our own design lab and repair
shop.
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We can create new machines as we need
them.
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I'm Sandor, the head mechanic here.
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Let me show you my pride and joy,
the dynamic do-all.
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Let's say you'd like a new astro-cycle.
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We press a few buttons, and in no time,
a brand new astro-cycle is produced.
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Voila.
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-Wow.
-Boy, that sure is some machine.
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And this is the hangar.
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The fighter planes are swung out on giant
cranes and raised to the launching deck.
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And this is the heart of our ship, the engine
room and the powerful wave motion engine.
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Hello there, Captain.
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I'm the chief engineer, Orion.
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If this wave motion engine works as it
should, we're in for a surprise.
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And how does a wave motion engine work?
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Ha ha ha.
Well, it's a little complicated.
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To put it simply, it compresses space molecules into
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tachyon particles which move faster than the speed of light.
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And as they move ahead, they take the ship with
them, and we travel faster than the speed of light.
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-See?
-Yeah, sure.
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Well, I think you've seen everything on
the ship.
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I'll see you back on the bridge.
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-Orion?
-Hmm?
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There's something I'd like to ask you.
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I understand you've been Captain Avatar's
chief engineer for a long time.
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That's right.
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After all that time, you must know what
kind of a man he is.
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Wildstar, come on.
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We have to get back up to the bridge.
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My brother was with Captain Avatar in the
battle of Pluto.
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He never came back.
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Hmm.
I see.
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You're Alex Wildstar's brother.
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You're not the only one to lose someone
you care for.
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This is a cruel war.
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Many families are destroyed.
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Captain Avatar lost his only son in that
same battle on Pluto.
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Oh.
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He's a fine leader.
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He knows what must be done.
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And even if he has to pay a price,
he does it.
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And he doesn't blame others.
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He just goes on.
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Could you do the same?
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My brother was with Captain Avatar in the
battle of Pluto.
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He never came back...
He never came back...
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[Eager]
Ultra-menace missile on radar.
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Direction.
Portside.
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Fifteen degrees.
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There you are, Wildstar.
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Earth headquarters has just reported that a
huge Gamilon missile is coming straight at us.
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I'll inform Captain Avatar right away.
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Derek Wildstar, sir.
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Earth Defense reports a huge Gamilon missile is coming straight at us, sir.
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All right.
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Wildstar?
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Yes?
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It's nothing.
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Oh.
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[Venture]
Auxiliary engines, stand by.
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[Orion] Main engine ready. 100% energy built up completed.
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Good.
Start the engine.
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Wait.
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The engine has to start with a single
coordinated motion.
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If it doesn't, the power surge will shake
us to pieces.
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Captain, we have to move.
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That missile has our name on it.
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Do we have time to go by the book?
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Wildstar, the less time you have,
the more you need to use it wisely.
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Orion, give me a surplus energy buildup.
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Yes, sir.
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Message from Earth Defense Headquarters.
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They're urging us to take off immediately.
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When we're ready.
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The missile hits Earth in 600 seconds.
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Only 10 minutes left?
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Hasn't the Argo taken off yet?
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They report they will when they're ready,
sir.
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Energy 100% plus 20.
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Venture, start the auxiliary engine.
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Yes, sir.
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Start auxiliary engines.
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Engine power 100, 200, 300, 600,
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1200, 2000, 2500, 2700, 2900, 3000.
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Connect the wave motion engine.
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Captain, it doesn't start.
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Go over your checklist again.
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Yes, sir.
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Start auxiliary engine.
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Captain, my fault.
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One of the auxiliary switches was off.
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Watch it, Venture.
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Auxiliary power 3000.
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Connect main circuit.
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It still doesn't start.
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BE QUIET!
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It's working.
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Hey, we're moving.
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Wave motion engine started.
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Power to the wave engine.
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[Eager]
3 minutes until the missile hits us.
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Increase power.
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Standby to take off.
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Yes, sir.
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Now, main gun standby.
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Finally.
Main gun... standby.
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Argo, take off.
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[Venture]
Argo, take off.
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Turn to port 15 degrees.
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Port 15 degrees.
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[Wildstar]
Shock cabin turret number one,
20 degrees left.
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Sight line adjusted.
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Correct aberration, one degree port,
45 degrees above azimuth.
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[Wildstar]
Missile is in our gun sight.
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Fire!
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Fire!
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Starforce.
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-Hurray!
-Hurray!
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Well Wildstar, you came through.
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Even if you do blame me for your brother's
death, I think you'll be a man.
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A man he would've been proud of.
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It's going to be a very long journey.
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Yes.
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[Narrator]
Now the Starforce's mission begins.
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Is there hope for Earth?
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What is the fate of the Starforce as they
face the unknown dangers of deep space?
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And can they travel 148,000 light years
and back in just one Earth year?
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There are now 363 days left.
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♪ We're off in outer space
Protecting mother Earth ♪
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♪ To save the human race
...OUR STAR BLAZERS! ♪
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♪ Danger lurking everywhere
But we know we got to dare ♪
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♪ Evil men with evil schemes
They can't destore all our dreams ♪
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♪ We must be strong and brave
Our home we got to save ♪
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♪ We must make the fighting cease
So mother Earth will be at peace ♪
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♪ Through all the fire and the smoke
We will never give up hope ♪
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♪ If we can win the Earth will survive
We'll keep peace alive with ♪
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♪ OUR STAR BLAZERS ♪
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