Forward Momentum Productions

Knight Sabers: Public Enemy Number One!

Accused of the attempt on Leon McNichol’s life, the Knight Sabers realize the true threat is coming from Genom’s black box facility. But the place is a fortress, can they end the danger before it’s too late?

Featured in this episode were:

Edwyn Tiong as Brian J. Mason

Taylor Carlson as Priss

Christoper Stadther as Leon McNichol

Lindsey Steindler as Nene Romanova

Kristyn Mass as Ceilia Stingray

and

Jen Rhodes as Kate Madigan

Also heard in this episode were:

Dylan Spencer as the Narrator

Mike Dent as Mackie Stingray

Chris Walker as Henderson

Eric Olp as Daley Wong and Hermes

and

Devlin James as Quincy Rosenkroitz

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Bubblegum Crisis.” For a complete musical credit list, visit ForwardMomentumProductions.com/bgc.

Bubblegum Crisis - The Audio Drama: Paradigm Shift is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Bubblegum Crisis, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended.

The secret is out ... the Knight Sabers are not only real, they’re on the evening news! As the city comes to grips with its urban legends made manifest, Nene Romanova stumbles across Mason’s plans for Leon, and rushed to save her friend.

Featured in this episode were:

Lindsey Steindler as Nene Romanova

Taylor Carlson as Priss

Kristyn Mass as Ceilia Stingray

Edwyn Tiong as Brian J. Mason

and

Christoper Stadther as Leon McNichol

Also heard in this episode were:

Dylan Spencer as the Narrator

Rina adachi as Lena Yamazaki

Eric Olp as Hermes

Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Sylvie

Chris Walker as Henderson

Will Knavison as Takeshi Philips

Mike Dent as Mackie Stingray

Devlin James as Quincy Rosenkroitz

Jen Rhodes as Kate Madigan

Sami Sadek as Impressed Citizen and ADP Chief Todo

Kelly Steindler as Excited Child

and The Spirit of the Internet as Vashnievski

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Bubblegum Crisis.” For a complete musical credit list, visit ForwardMomentumProductions.com/bgc.

Bubblegum Crisis - The Audio Drama: Paradigm Shift is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Bubblegum Crisis, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended.

Leon McNichol’s investigation into the murderer of Richard Decker has stalled, but his regular duties bring him a chance at a fresh lead, and put him in unexpected danger.

Meanwhile, beneath Megatoyo, a new threat is rising.

Bubblegum Crisis - The Audio Drama ia based on a classic cyberpunk anime. It’s been a labor of love for everyone at FMP and we’re excited to bring you the next explosive chapter in the story of the Knight Sabers.

Featured in this episode were:

Christoper Stadther as Leon McNichol

Taylor Carlson as Priss

Edwyn Tiong as Brian J. Mason

Micah Touchet as Dwight Evans

and

Lindsey Steindler as Nene Romanova

Also heard in this episode were:

Dylan Spencer as the Narrator

Mike Dent as Mackie Stingray

Chris Walker as Henderson

Eric Olp as Daley Wong

Devlin James as James Rawlins

Kristyn Mass as Ceilia Stingray

Tricia Groves as Mrs. Tanaka

Will Knavison as Takeshi Phillips and the Genom Scientist

and

Kelly Steindler, Sami Sadek, and Micah Touchet as the ADP troopers

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Bubblegum Crisis.” For a complete musical credit list, visit ForwardMomentumProductions.com/bgc.

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Bubblegum Crisis - The Audio Drama: Paradigm Shift is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Bubblegum Crisis, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended.

Their refuge discovered, the Star Force is forced into a desperate battle to survive as overwhelming number of Valbarden Ships dog their track.

The season finale of Sea of Stars: Odyssey find the Argo ambushed by a relentless tide of Valbarden warships. Can anything save our heroes, or is this the end of their journey?

Meanwhile, on occupied Earth, Mark Watts makes an ominous discovery.

Narrator: Kyle Akers

Mark Watts: Thomas Drake

Cindy BIshop: Katie Otten

Jack Watts: Ste Holland

Thea Holts: Alex Tran

Addie Beaumont: Shannon Hobby

David Erickson: Ste Holland

Melvin Timms: Josh Lambright

Cade Morgan: James Balog

Reginald Montgomery, III: Cour

Madeline Venture: Jessica Osborne

Pulsar: James Cleveland

Steven Jacobs: Hamer (The HamerTn)

Zanza Gaara: Kyle Akers

Nara Vunken: Gail McCormick

Mary Bishop: Ashley Lynn

LIz Bishop: Holly Linden

Com Relay Guard #1: James Lundberg

Com Relay Guard #2: Matt Seago

Susan Haruna: Karli Walker

Dazed Engineering Crewman: Lucas Kempe Cook

Valbarden Pilot: Paul Appleby

Kinu “Silk” Ogawa: Taylor Carlson

Tommy “TomTom” Harrison: Alex Elespuru

Voice of the Computer: Ashley Lynn

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Uchuu Senkan Yamato Twenty-one Ninety-nine.” Based on themes composed by Hiroshi Miyagawa and Kentaro Haneda- as well as new works composed by Akira Miyagawa.

Series-specific sound effects are drawn from the “Quest for Iscandar” and “Comet Empire” dvd box sets, as well as the “Sound Fantasia Yamato” CD.

Sea of Stars, Odyssey is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Star Blazers, Uchuu Senkan Yamato, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended.

The struggles within our hearts can rage with more fire then even the wars we face together. Similar obstacles can lead to wildly differing paths, and the isolation of sorrow. But out of such conflict, come those feeling which bind us together as a people.

You cannot assume you know someone without taking the trouble to understand them first. Our pasts forge us, but though we walk our paths alone, the way has a habit of intersecting in strange and unpredictable ways.

Narrator: Kyle Akers

Reginald Montgomery, III: Cour

Kinu “Silk” Ogawa: Taylor Carlson

Pulsar: James Ceveland

Fleet Admiral Kine: Josh Lambright

Kine’s Bridge Officer #1: Jeremy Smith-Sebasto

Kine’s Bridge Officer #2: Jade Wilson

Kine’s Bridge Officer #3: Zane Sexton

Thea Holts: Alex Tran

Liz Bishop: Holly Linden

Jack Watts: Ste Holland

Mary Bishop: Ashley Lynn

Cindy BIshop: Katie Otten

Tyler Simmons: Devlin James ?

Mark Watts: Thomas Drake

Argo Com Teck #1: Andrew Wilson

Argo Com Tech #2: Angela Mendoza

Cade Morgan: James Balog

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Uchuu Senkan Yamato Twenty-one Ninety-nine.” Based on themes composed by Hiroshi Miyagawa and Kentaro Haneda- as well as new works composed by Akira Miyagawa.

Series-specific sound effects are drawn from the “Quest for Iscandar” and “Comet Empire” dvd box sets, as well as the “Sound Fantasia Yamato” CD.

Sea of Stars, Odyssey is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Star Blazers, Uchuu Senkan Yamato, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended. 

Anger, hope, hatred, kindness, revenge.... Our reasons for moving forward are often conflicts of their own.

As the remains of the Galman fleet prepare for battle, the Star Force continue to repair their ship and recover - even as they prepare for the battles to come.

This episode is about licking one’s wounds, and preparing for the next fight. Even as the mustered Galman fleet prepares for battle, and Star Force plan their next move, Jack Watts launches a daring rescue of his son.

Narrator: Kyle Akers

Fleet Admiral Kine: Josh Lambright

Gallman Captain: Ben Macphail

Jack Watts: Ste Holland

Susan Haruna: Karli Walker

David Erickson: Ste Holland

Lieutenant Dobbs: Devin Cox

Tommy “TomTom” Harrison: Alex Elespuru

LIz Bishop: Holly Linden

Addie Beaumont: Shannon Hobby

Cade Morgan: James Balog

Thea Holts: Alex Tran

Earth Prison Guard: Sean Benveniste

Mark Watts: Thomas Drake

Tyler Simmons: Devlin James

Madeline Venture: Jessica Osborne

Pulsar: James Ceveland

Reginald Montgomery, III: Cour

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Uchuu Senkan Yamato Twenty-one Ninety-nine.” Based on themes composed by Hiroshi Miyagawa and Kentaro Haneda- as well as new works composed by Akira Miyagawa.

Series-specific sound effects are drawn from the “Quest for Iscandar” and “Comet Empire” dvd box sets, as well as the “Sound Fantasia Yamato” CD.

Sea of Stars, Odyssey is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Star Blazers, Uchuu Senkan Yamato, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended.

The Valbarden, a mysterious race from beyond our universe. They crushed our fleet like they were toys and stole our home from us. 

All over the galaxy though, life must go on. We must pick up whatever pieces remain and move forward, somehow.

The Valbarden are too powerful to confront directly, their technology is as magic to ours. But Captain Venture discovers a clue to a possible weakness, and puts it to the officers, do we fight, or surrender?

Narrator: Kyle Akers

Madeline Venture: Jessica Osborne

Fleet Admiral Kine: Josh Lambright

Deela Rukali: Rebecca Thomas

Cade Morgan: James Balog

Alex McMillan (the relief officer): Ben MacPhail

Thea Holts: Alex Tran

Addie Beaumont: Shannon Hobby

Reginald Montgomery, III: Cour

Mark Watts: Thomas Drake

Mr. Jones: Devin Cox

Earth Cop #1: Peter Jiang

Earth Cop #2: Paul Appleby

Susan Haruna: Karli Walker

Kinu “Silk” Ogawa: Taylor Carlson

Tommy “TomTom” Harrison: Alex Elespuru

Steven Jacobs: Hamer (The HamerTn)

David Erickson: Ste Holland

Dr. Vladimir Gregorov: Finn M-K

Carlos Jiménez: Luis Miscellanio

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Uchuu Senkan Yamato Twenty-one Ninety-nine.” Based on themes composed by Hiroshi Miyagawa and Kentaro Haneda- as well as new works composed by Akira Miyagawa.

Series-specific sound effects are drawn from the “Quest for Iscandar” and “Comet Empire” dvd box sets, as well as the “Sound Fantasia Yamato” CD.

Sea of Stars, Odyssey is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Star Blazers, Uchuu Senkan Yamato, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended.

Gallmania is a a dead word, wreathed in flame and blood... above, Fleet Admiral Kine vows vengeance. 

Meanwhile, the chaos that surrounds our solar system will irrevocably remake the galaxy, forever.

Episode Nine is the payoff. Someone has seized control of not only Earth, but early the entire Solar Federation. But the SolFed fleet isn’t giving up without a fight...

Narrator: Kyle Akers

Steven Jacobs: Hamer (The HamerTn)

David Erickson: Ste Holland

Reginald Montgomery, III: Cour

Madeline Venture: Jessica Osborne

Pulsar: James Cleveland

Senator Lane: Matt Seago

Cade Morgan: James Balog

Captain Theodore James: Devin Cox

Solar Federation Captain #1: Jeremey Smith Sebasto

Solar Federation Captain #2: Lucas Kempe Cook

Solar Federation Captain #3: Tom Doughty

Melvin Timms: Josh Lambright

Addie Beaumont: Shannon Hobby

Thea Holts: Alex Tran

Kinu “Silk” Ogawa: Taylor Carlson

Baharuk Gau: Leo Griffiths

Edward Morgan: Finn M-K

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Uchuu Senkan Yamato Twenty-one Ninety-nine.” Based on themes composed by Hiroshi Miyagawa and Kentaro Haneda- as well as new works composed by Akira Miyagawa.

Series-specific sound effects are drawn from the “Quest for Iscandar” and “Comet Empire” dvd box sets, as well as the “Sound Fantasia Yamato” CD.

Sea of Stars, Odyssey is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Star Blazers, Uchuu Senkan Yamato, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended.

As the Star Force lick their wounds, the world of Gallmania descends further into chaos.

But there remain still greater revelations, in the ominous night...

Episode Eight is the lasu pause before the drop. The chickens are cooming home to roost, and everything falls apart. From here on, throw away the map because the road is uncertain.

Narrator: Kyle Akers

Madeline Venture: Jessica Osborne

Reginald Montgomery, III: Cour

David Erickson: Ste Holland

Steven Jacobs: Hamer (The HamerTn)

Cade Morgan: James Balog

Dr. Vladimir Gregorov: Finn M-K

Carlos Jiménez: Luis Miscellanio

Pulsar: James Cleveland

Emperor Jenner: Thomas Drake

Emperor Desslok’s hologram: Andrew Wilson

Deegan: Jay Thaiyod

Imperial Security officer: Sean Benveniste

Zanza Gaara: Kyle Akers

Admiral Boti Rukali: Luis Miscellanio

Deela Rukali: Rebecca Thomas

Benedict Sheridan: Jeff Asbury

Galman Prison Guard: Sean Benveniste

Jailbreak Driver: Josh Clark

Voice of the Computer: Ashley Lynn

Susan Haruna: Karli Walker

Kinu “Silk” Ogawa: Taylor Carlson

Tommy “TomTom” Harrison: Alex Elespuru

KIne’s Bridge Officer: Angela Mendoza

Fleet Admiral Kine: Josh Lambright

Lt. Joel: Matt Seago

Admiral Neville Drake: Math Silby

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Uchuu Senkan Yamato Twenty-one Ninety-nine.” Based on themes composed by Hiroshi Miyagawa and Kentaro Haneda- as well as new works composed by Akira Miyagawa.

Series-specific sound effects are drawn from the “Quest for Iscandar” and “Comet Empire” dvd box sets, as well as the “Sound Fantasia Yamato” CD.

Sea of Stars, Odyssey is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Star Blazers, Uchuu Senkan Yamato, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended.

The stars have paused. On all sides, breath is held, weapons are readied. Wary eyes survey drawn lines and all await the single spark that will send everything up in fire.

In this tense milieu, one betrayal will have galaxy-shaking ramifications.

Episode Seven marks a decided shift in the series. The time for talk is over.

Narrator: Kyle Akers

Madeline Venture: Jessica Osborne

Lord Masterson: MIchael Charles

Masterson’s aide: Brandi Kirkpatrick

Minister Jenner: Thomas Drake

Emperor Desslok: Andrew Wilson

Deegan: Jay Thaiyod

Fleet Admiral Kine: Josh Lambright

Exchequer Minya: Ste Holland

Tobin:  James Lundberg

Admiral Boti Rukali: Luis Miscellanio

Galman Security #1: Gina Scott

Steven Jacobs: Hamer (The HamerTn)

David Erickson: Ste Holland

Reginald Montgomery, III: Cour

Thea Holts: Alex Tran

Addie Beaumont: Shannon Hobby

Melvin Timms: Josh Lambright

Cade Morgan: James Balog

Faust’s Bridge Officer #1: Rachael Huszar

General Faust: Thomas Drake

Faust’s Bridge Officer #2: Devin Cox

Faust’s Bridge Officer #3: Tom Doughty

Baharuk Gau: Leo Griffiths

Zanza Gaara: Kyle Akers

Edward Morgan: Finn M-K

Galman Security #2: Jennifer Bonczyk

Galman Security #3: Peter Jiang

The episode was written and directed by Devin Cox.

Music for the series comes primarily from the soundtracks of the  anime “Uchuu Senkan Yamato Twenty-one Ninety-nine.” Based on themes composed by Hiroshi Miyagawa and Kentaro Haneda- as well as new works composed by Akira Miyagawa.

Series-specific sound effects are drawn from the “Quest for Iscandar” and “Comet Empire” dvd box sets, as well as the “Sound Fantasia Yamato” CD.

Sea of Stars, Odyssey is a non-profit fan production produced for the enjoyment of the fans. All right to Star Blazers, Uchuu Senkan Yamato, or any other other copyrighted works mentioned or inferred herein, including any unoriginal music and sound effects, remain the property of their rights holders. No infringing claims are intended.