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While escorting [[Hammerhold|Senator Hammerhold]]'s [[Petra Hammerhold|daughter]] to | While escorting [[Hammerhold|Senator Hammerhold]]'s rebellious teenage [[Petra Hammerhold|daughter]] to [[Space Ranger Academy]], the team encounters a plasma monster on a snow-covered planet. The monster is revealed to be the alternate form of an entity known as [[Plasma boy|Plasma Boy]] and they quickly find out why Hammerhold wanted Petra to be a space ranger-the two are in a relationship and he wanted to keep them separate. Things turn serious after a smitten [[Booster Munchapper|Booster]] starts a fight with him. | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
Revision as of 00:58, 6 January 2024
Template:Infobox episodeThe Plasma Monster is the twenty-third episode of Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. It first aired on October 27, 2000, and is the thirteenth episode in production.
Synopsis
While escorting Senator Hammerhold's rebellious teenage daughter to Space Ranger Academy, the team encounters a plasma monster on a snow-covered planet. The monster is revealed to be the alternate form of an entity known as Plasma Boy and they quickly find out why Hammerhold wanted Petra to be a space ranger-the two are in a relationship and he wanted to keep them separate. Things turn serious after a smitten Booster starts a fight with him.
Plot
Under construction.
Characters
Quotes
Under construction.
Trivia
- Buzz implies that he had a failed relationship in the past based on his description.
- This episode has a rare occurrence of Booster falling in love.
Errors
Under construction.
Opening Clips
Voice Actors
Production Details
Executive Producers: Tad Stones, Mark McCorkle, Bob Schooley
Director: Don MacKinnon
Story Editors: Bill Motz, Bob Roth
Written by: Michael A. Medlock
Voice Casting and Dialogue Director: Jamie Thomason
Storyboard Artists: Robert Onorato, Debra Pugh
Timing Directors: Barbara Dourmashkin-Case, Mitch Rochon
Sheet Timing: Barbara Dourmashkin-Case, Mitch Rochon, Karen Peterson, John Ahern
Storyboard Revisions: Alan Wright, Robert Griffith
Supervising Character Design: Greg Guler
Character Design: Brian Brookshier
Key Location Designers: Ken McGill, Latchezar Gouchev
Prop Designers: Tris Mast, Tom Foxmarnick
Associate Producer: Natasha Kopp
Production Manager: Zoe Seals
Creative Consultant from Pixar: Jeff Pidgeon
Supervisor, Digital Color Correction: Don Devine
Digital Color Correction: Ernest Pava
Scanner: Adam Chase
Lead Background Paint: Donna Prine
Color Key Stylist: Janet Cummings
Continuity Coordinator: Kathrin Victor
CGI Main Title: Pixar Animation Studios
Music by: Adam Berry
Main Title Theme by: Adam Berry
Animation Production by: Hana Animation Co., Ltd.
Directors: Young Sang Yoon, Eun-Sub Hong, Kyoung-Ho Lee
Backgrounds: Young-Ku Kim, Woo-Sang Yun
Camera: Chul-Kyu Lim
Animators: Jun-Tak Kim, Eun-Young Byun, Kuen-Sik Song, Sung-Chul Lee, Jung-Hee Jung, Ae-Kyoung Choi
Supervising Film Editor: John Royer
First Assistant Film Editor: Jennifer Harrison
Pre-Production Dialogue Editor: Monte Bramer
Track Reading: Skip Craig
Post Production Manager: Steven J. Arenas
Post Production Supervisor: Rachel Pusateri
Audio Supervisor: Victor Garcia
Post Production Coordinator: Mark Allen Bollinger
Supervising Sound Editor: Jennifer E. Mertens
Sound Effects Editors: Rick Hammel, Otis Van Osten, Kenneth D. Young
Sound Editor: Eric Hertsgaard
Supervising Music Editor: Brian F. Mars
Re-Recording Mixers: Michel Jiron, Allen Stone
Supervising Music Editor: Dominick Certo
On-line Editor: Keith Cook
Production Coordinator: Bill Turner
Script Coordinators: Dawn T. Connors, Brain Sintay
Production Associate: Sean Reed
Production Secretaries: Linda DeLizza, Jessica Farley
Talent Coordinator: David H. Wright III
Production Accountant: Ron J. Earhart
Produced by: Walt Disney Television Animation