then allows Yuria to resurface. The two personalities can be distinguished both by behavior and by hair style. Yuria wears her hear bound in twin pig-tails, Yurisha wears her hair loose. The association proves to be anywhere from useful to life-saving starting from episode 14. She is in charge of running the onboard radio station. Japanese voice artist: Aya Uchida American voice artist: Sarah Wiedenheft Second Lieutenant : Pilot of a Cosmo Falcon, he flies a captured Garmilas interceptor into the heart of the gathering at the base at Balun. He is a friend of Akira Yamamoto and names the captured interceptor "sword 3" in favor of Yamamoto's brother who was killed in action. Japanese voice artist: Daisuke Hirakawa American voice artist: Eric Vale Lieutenant J.G. : Security Chief. He is actually the leader of the pro-Izumo faction that infiltrated and then mutinied aboard the Yamato in favor of staying on Beemela-4. Killed on the prison planet Leptapoda. Japanese voice artist: Toshihiko Seki Warrant Officer : Security Officer. Working under orders from Director Todo, He alerted a few personnel aboard the Yamato of a few pro-Izumo faction members infiltrating the Yamato crew, and helped quell the mutiny. He becomes Yuria's love interest. Japanese voice artist: Motoki Takagi American voice artist: Justin Briner Petty Officer 1st Class : Radar operator who occasionally fills in for Yuki Mori. Japanese voice artist: Satomi Moriya Petty Officer 3rd Class : Third Deck operator Japanese voice artist: Kōki Harasawa Leading Seaman : Third Deck operator Japanese voice artist: Kōji Yusa Engineer Susumu Yamazaki: Assistant Engine Room Chief Engineer. He revealed to Daisuke Shima who really fired the first shot in the war between the humans and the Garmilans. Japanese voice artist: Hiroshi Tsuchida American voice artist: Robert McCollum Allies of humanity : Queen of the dying planet Iscandar, and one of its last survivors, Starsha reaches out to the endangered people of Earth in the first season, offering a device called Cosmo-Cleaner-D (Cosmo-DNA in Star Blazers, and Cosmo Reverse System in 2199), which would cleanse the planet of deadly radiation. She sends her sister Sasha to the Solar System bearing this message, together with plans for a faster-than-light space drive. However, when the Yamato arrives, she confesses that she had actually possessed the means to send the device to Earth, but had wanted to test humanity's worthiness to survive, an action she regrets. Though willing