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Pluto
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Gamilas Pluto Forward Base
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The Teron ship made a hyperspace jump?
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And they destroyed the resupply base? Have you gone mad?
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But, Commander Goer... It's clear they broke the light-speed barrier?
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Silence!
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Do you really think a commander in charge of a galactic theater,
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can report such nonsense to imperial command?
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Shultz!
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I shall only be able to report to our lord after you've provided a proper report.
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You understand what I'm asking, yes?
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Yes, sir.
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If so, I'll speak to command about promoting all of you
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from second-class Gamilans to first-class.
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Got it? I want a proper report, Shultz!
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He doesn't understand anything...
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Show me the Zupist footage.
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Here's the issue. What could have done this?
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What could even make something like this possible?
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The flight plan the UN's Yamato Plan HQ made does not allow for any lost time at Pluto.
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In other words, any decision about carrying out Operation M-2 has been left to us.
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We should do it!
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We should disable the Pluto base, if only to prevent any troubles with it later.
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Operation M-2
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Navigation Officer, your opinion?
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I believe this to be our fastest course out of the solar system.
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Meaning that...
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Wait... Following that course, we'll pass Pluto without mounting any attack.
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I understand how you feel. However, our flight plan has no leeway.
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But...
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Report from the main bridge. We've picked up a distress call.
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UN Cosmo Force Standard Code. Very weak.
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What's the ship's name?
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We can't tell. It's coming from
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the vicinity of the south pole of Enceladus, one of Saturn's moons.
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Saturn, huh? The opposite direction from Pluto.
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And from the course you plotted, too.
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Assuming we go to Enceladus, how many days are lost?
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Two.
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Here is my opinion, as the Tactical Officer:
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We shouldn't lose time here.
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What are you talking about, Kodai? A sailor can't abandon another sailor!
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Since we're unsure there even are survivors, we shouldn't squander valuable time!
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Is that not what you just said?
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Right now, our priority...
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...is to reach Iscandar. Not to destroy the Pluto base.
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Even if the chance of survivors is minuscule, we should go.
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What?
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Engine room, status report.
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This is bad... Part of the condenser is on the verge of melting.
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We closed the safety valve, right?
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Probably from firing the Wave Motion Gun.
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If we do nothing, it could paralyze the ship.
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How long will repairs take?
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That isn't an easy question. To repair it, we'd need to...
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Cosmonite 90?
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It's a rare material required to repair the condenser.
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Hirata, do we have any on board?
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Not nearly enough for the repairs.
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There! I found it.
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Enceladus has an abandoned cosmonite mine. We can resupply there.
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Change course. Head for Enceladus.
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However, recovering the cosmonite is our priority. Understood?
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Yes, sir.
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The Teron ship has changed course?
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Our recon ships show them heading toward the sixth planet, Zedan.
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Jarletora, wasn't a recon landing ship stationed near Zedan?
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Yes.
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Use that. Take prisoners if possible.
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I want to know what they're up to.
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The OMCS is amazing. It can make as much of this food as you want.
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But what does it use for raw material?
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Don't ask hard questions, Aihara.
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Huh? That's all you want, Sanada?
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Yeah. Consuming unnecessary calories is foolish.
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Um, Sanada, what does the OMCS use to make the food?
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I think you're better off not knowing.
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May I sit here?
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Sure.
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I'm not against the rescue operation itself. Just...
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You lost your brother on Pluto. I understand your desire to redress that.
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Actually, I'm the same way...
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My dad was a sailor. And he always used to say...
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Listen, Daisuke.
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Sailors like your dad never abandon their comrades, no matter what.
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That's what it means to be a sailor... A true sailor.
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I wanted to be like him. That's why I became a sailor.
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They're such good friends.
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Both were promoted because those who would have had their jobs got killed.
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Aren't they lucky?
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It's a friendship between men.
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No, I mean...
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They're just simple.
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They're just self-absorbed. You shouldn't try to emulate them.
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Right! Understood!
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After inspection, team 5 is to gather in the briefing room.
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Repeat
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After inspection, team 5 is to gather in the briefing room.
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We will discuss our maintenance and operation plans.
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Inertial control isn't on in here, right?
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There's so much stuff in here... We're better off without gravity.
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So, what is it?
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Permission was granted for the extra ammunition you requested.
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Thanks.
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How's the accounting going?
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Fine. I'm enjoying it.
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Target approaching orbit of the eighth satellite.
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Command priority: capture of crew.
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Weapons use permitted, as necessary.
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It looks like a messed-up golf ball.
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On that frozen surface, we've seen geysers
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caused by the tidal pull from Saturn and other planets.
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Landing on Enceladus.
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Begin descent.
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Approach angle is fine. Forward at minimum speed.
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Red 15, descent angle 16.
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Lower bow, and prepare for docking.
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All ready.
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XO Sanada, you're in charge of the mining site.
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Yes, sir.
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Operations Officer Mori.
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Take Analyzer and a medical team to the distress signal's source.
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See if there is anyone you can help.
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Yes, sir.
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Kodai, you are to escort Mori.
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Um, what do you mean?
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I believe you are to protect her.
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No, that won't be necessary.
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What a treasure trove...
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Boatswain, complete the work as fast as you can.
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Aye aye, sir.
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So I guess Kodai's off to escort the princess.
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In training school, I was his instructor.
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He never did know how to deal with women.
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I wonder if he'll be all right...
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Two girls and a robot alone?
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Don't worry.
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You won't need to do a thing.
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I am quite capable. You may leave it to me.
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Glad to hear it.
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Glad to hear it indeed.
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I'll leave the escort to you. But on the ground, you obey my orders.
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Right, right.
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One "right" is enough.
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Right, right.
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Hey...
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Hey, aren't those two kind of suspicious together?
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I detect no suspicious activity.
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You're such a bore.
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But this distress signal... Who could have sent it?
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What?
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Could I ask a strange question?
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I guess...
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I was right!
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Are you related to any aliens?
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Am I what?
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No, never mind. Forget it.
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Now approaching signal source.
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This is definitely an Earth ship.
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With that conning tower, it's probably...
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An Isokaze-class assault destroyer.
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The same type as the Yukikaze.
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It's frozen over, so I can't read the ship's name.
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Mori! Kodai!
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We can enter over here!
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This is the only system still working. It's transmitting the distress call.
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Yeah.
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I'll look around a little more.
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Okay, I'll find the ship's log.
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Okay, thanks.
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It's no good...
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Gamilans!
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They got the seagull!
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Did something happen?
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You request help from the Yamato.
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Understood.
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Harada!
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I'm locked in!
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Open, damn you!
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This is the medical team. Yamato, please respond.
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Analyzer, weren't you going to help?
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We are currently under Gamilas attack.
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We require immediate assistance!
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This is the Yamato!
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We are currently under attack by an enemy armored units.
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Hit to starboard! Damage minimal!
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Engine is off line, so both main and secondary guns are dead.
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Okay, that's our cue!
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Fighters are to launch and engage the enemy.
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Repeat, fighters are to launch...
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Withdraw! Withdraw immediately!
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Idiots!
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They don't nearly have the forces to attack the Yamato.
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Yup.
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Okay, just like that.
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So you're useful, after all.
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Of course.
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This is strange.
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They've stopped attacking.
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Kodai, the Yamato is also under fire!
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We can't launch?
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We're still recovering the dig team!
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If you want to launch from here, we'll need to gain altitude.
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Hold on... Then what should we do?
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I guess we'll borrow it.
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"It""?
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Hey!
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Did they issue launch orders?
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Hey, who's in that thing?
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It isn't one of the pilots?
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Hey! You there! State your name and rank!
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I don't know who you are, but go assist the medical team!
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This is the medical team. Yamato, please respond!
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Medical team, do you copy?
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On my way now.
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Okay!
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You did it!
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Mori!
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Take her to the tank.
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Kodai!
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Stay down!
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The first aid box!
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That's an enemy.
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It doesn't matter!
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Take this, Gammy!
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Darn!
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Kodai!
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Run!
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Get down!
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Pretty impressive.
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Yeah.
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Thank you. You saved me.
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This thing saved me.
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What's wrong?
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Hey! What's wrong?
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This was my brother's...
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Mamoru Kodai
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It was my brother's Yukikaze!
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Yukikaze
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Remove your helmet.
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Jeez... I should have known.
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Huh?
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Where's the tactical officer?
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Kodai is giving his report.
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You don't need to go?
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Reporting.
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Origin of distress call was the destroyer Yukikaze, of the UN Cosmo Force First Fleet.
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There were no survivors on board...
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No survivors, huh?
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Kodai
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We don't want the Earth to end up like the Yukikaze, do we?
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No, we don't.
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Here lie the twenty-four brave souls who crewed the Yukikaze. May they rest in peace.
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Episode 4:
Gravestone on a Frozen Field
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The planet with the king of the dead's name stands before the Yamato.
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Unless the planet is overcome, humanity has no future.
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All crew, battle stations! Our target is Pluto!
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Can the Yamato break through the trap that lies in wait?
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The biggest battle of the solar system begins now.
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Next time: The Trap on All Sides.
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There are 362 days left before humanity is extinct.18949
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