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| "Hope within the Scrapheap" 希望は塵山の中に
(Kibō wa Gomi Yama no Naka ni) | |||||||||||||
| First published | December 20, 2010 | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity | ||||||||||||
As Scrapheap finds a new treasure buried on the planet of Junk, a greater mystery is beginning to take shape in space...
Synopsis
Somewhere in the depths of a space, a beautiful, majestic vessel sails through the sea of stars; transparent, glittering in refracted starlight, like a crystal castle, or a beautiful glass chandelier. The laws of reality warp with its silent passing, as it searches the void...
On the planet of Junk, the young Junkion, Scrapheap, busies himself scavenging through a huge junkpile, which all his fellow junk-hunters have long since given up on finding anything interesting in. Per his particularly special talent for finding elusive treasures, he does indeed unearth something from the pile: a small piece of scrap metal that he knows has great significance!
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
