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Star Trek's Anime Stars Struggling a Good Fight!

Really, as we see the characters of Star Trek go about fighting their battles, we are forced to question our own preconceived ideas of what it means to be human, and the way we react to the battle between good and evil. We're made to consider life itself and how it functions in a universe filled with the marvels of science fiction.

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Star Trek's Anime Stars Struggling a Good Fight!

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  1. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the voice actor of Goku (voiced by William Devane) and Vegeta (voiced by Anthony Francisco) reveals that his favourite Star Wars characters aren't Luke and Leia but rather his favourite Star Trek characters. Including Captain Kirk (James Frain), Spock (Philip Seymour Hoffman) and Bones (Harry Dean Stanton). It is therefore not just Star Wars fans who can relate to the statement of Devane and Francisco: it's everybody who loves Star Trek. The same goes for the voice actor of Yoda (Peter Sellers): it is not his Star Wars personalities, but rather Japanese gods such as the Greek god of the sky, Uranus and Thor, the two of whom struggle side-by-side in the Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. It would be difficult to imagine a Star Trek actor like Anton Yelchin, that portrays the Klingon warrior Worf, would like to depict such a character from an animated movie such as Star Trek: The Next Generation. The same goes for his selection of a Star Trek personality like Worf: the celebrity must have been influenced by seeing how these characters struggle side-by-side in the movie Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan. Really, it is almost certain that Vin Diesel would not have become the favorite action star he is now if not for Star Trek's Enterprise crew. His enthusiasm for the franchise is clear to all, from the way he wears his own signature uniform to the way he acts in the front of the camera. Obviously, the popularity of Star Wars isn't to be underestimated, and it is a fair bet that any celebrity in Hollywood would really like to have had characters in either the movies or the tv set of Star Wars. It is not only the fans who would find it easy to relate to such performers, however. In fact, they'd anime fighting game likely find it more difficult to look at a Star Trek movie and not feel a deep sense of nostalgia. The movies of Star Trek are almost universal classics: they've been seen and watched by countless numbers of those who have begun to admire the guts and the humanity of the characters. Really, as we see the characters of Star Trek go about fighting their battles, we are forced to question our own preconceived ideas of what it means to be human, and how we respond to the battle between good and evil. We are made to consider life itself and how it functions in a universe full of the marvels of science fiction. Really, when it comes to an actor whose voice we find comforting, there is no one greater than Vin Diesel to assist

  2. us find comfort in his voice. He brings out a voice that says what we would like to convey and tells us a story we would like to hear without coming across as preachy or cheesy.

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