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*''[[Atragon (film)|Atragon]]'' (Stock Footage) | *''[[Atragon (film)|Atragon]]'' (Stock Footage) | ||
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*Space Station JSS-3 greatly resembles the [[Mysterian Space Station]] from ''[[The Mysterians]]'', which was also later used through stock footage in ''[[King Kong vs. Godzilla]]'' as the | *Space Station JSS-3 greatly resembles the [[Mysterian Space Station]] from ''[[The Mysterians]]'', which was also later used through stock footage in ''[[King Kong vs. Godzilla]]'' as the U.N. International Communications Satellite. | ||
*In [[Atragon (film)|Atragon]], there is a scene where the United Nations set up surveillance satellites for countermeasures against the [[Mu|Mu Empire]], one of which is JSS-3. Whether the films share continuity is debatable, but it is worth noting that Atragon is shown in a prop newspaper to take place in 1964, while [[Battle in Outer Space]] is explicitly stated in the beginning of the film to be set in 1965. Furthermore, an unmade 1966 film called The Flying Battleship had thoroughly linked the continuity of [[The Mysterians]], [[Battle in Outer Space]], and [[Atragon (film)|Atragon]], not only through elements of the story proposal, but also by including [[Gotengo]], the [[SPIP]] ships, and the World Air Force Flying Battleship Beta from [[The Mysterians]] (the concept art shows it as Alpha, due to being the same original artwork used for The Mysterians, which represented both ships). Assuming continuity for these films, it would also be logical to assume that the [[Earth Defense Force]] had appropriated the [[Mysterian Space Station]] for their own purposes. | |||
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Space Station JSS-3 (宇宙ステーションJSS3 is a space station created by Uchū Sutēshon JSS3)Toho that first appeared in the 1959 tokusatsu film, Battle in Outer Space.
History
Showa era
Battle in Outer Space
In 1965, Space Station JSS-3 drifted in space close by to Earth, its crew hoping to report back to Tokyo Space Center. But, they began to receive unknown signals, which was followed by an ambush. A fleet of 3 Natarl UFOs began firing on the station, leaving the crew no choice but to fight back. They returned the fire with the ship's laser turret. Alas, the advanced crafts altered their firing pattern, switching over to a sustained beam of energy. The lasers' combined energy easily wiped out the station and everyone on it, reducing it only to space debris.
Weapons
- Can fire bolts of energy from a laser turret on the top of the station
Filmography
- Battle in Outer Space
- Atragon (Stock Footage)
Trivia
- Space Station JSS-3 greatly resembles the Mysterian Space Station from The Mysterians, which was also later used through stock footage in King Kong vs. Godzilla as the U.N. International Communications Satellite.
- In Atragon, there is a scene where the United Nations set up surveillance satellites for countermeasures against the Mu Empire, one of which is JSS-3. Whether the films share continuity is debatable, but it is worth noting that Atragon is shown in a prop newspaper to take place in 1964, while Battle in Outer Space is explicitly stated in the beginning of the film to be set in 1965. Furthermore, an unmade 1966 film called The Flying Battleship had thoroughly linked the continuity of The Mysterians, Battle in Outer Space, and Atragon, not only through elements of the story proposal, but also by including Gotengo, the SPIP ships, and the World Air Force Flying Battleship Beta from The Mysterians (the concept art shows it as Alpha, due to being the same original artwork used for The Mysterians, which represented both ships). Assuming continuity for these films, it would also be logical to assume that the Earth Defense Force had appropriated the Mysterian Space Station for their own purposes.
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