Treasure Island is another one that doesn't the respect it deserves.

Truly a man of culture, also enjoyed the Baldies Gate reference as well

Treasure planet such a underrated movie

It was underrated because Disney CEO wanted to kill and close "old way" animating studio so they released it in worst possible moment and lets say politely not spend much on marketing, it was perfect murder. Fun fact they had to reanimated all drawing depo for princess and a frog and lost lots of $$ doing so from scratch xD karma is a bitch... you need to fact check it, its what i heard while doing my animation project back on my college days.

I really liked watching "Treasure Planet" with my family.

Even years later, that scene has left an imprint that is just awesome!

Unfortunately you can blame the Disney execs of the time they only grudgingly made the movie and then did everything they could to make it fail. I loved this movie and I heard that a second movie was planned by the directors but it will probably never be.🤬

Hey now I love High Charity but with what we’ve seen from it in comparison to other much smaller stations, well I can see why it’s over looked by so many. Don’t get me wrong it’s a very beautiful place before ‘you know what’ happened. With the Forerunner dreadnought almost always being visible when ever your on the covenant equivalent of sidewalks, it really does strike you as a holy place.

Pacific Bobcat9er 'you know what' *cue gurgling popcorn noises*

I think, technically, High Charity is a ship rather than a space station. Yes, a lot of the space station can move itself but only at subluminal speed, wherein High Charity can jump pretty much anywhere.

High Charity is a mobile Holy City, with a forerunner dreadnought attached. Loved the atmosphere while slaughtering Covies and flood alike

Anh Triệu while that is a valid point, in-universe High Charity is actually pretty slow-moving in Slipspace (by Covenant standards) due to being so large and Reconciliation issues. The Forerunner novels go into bigger detail on this regarding the entire idea of spacetime "debt" when you're moving around Halos and Shield Worlds. So the Holy City can't actually move around wherever it wants, and is a lot slower than smaller civilian and military craft (though given the fact High Charity is the capital, everything comes to *it,* so this doesn't matter too much.)

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Hey everyone, this channel discriminates against the poor!

"I'm Daniel from Spacedock, and this is my favorite station in the multiverse"

I’m Colonal Shepard (I’m not english so dont kill if I got that rank wrong) and Atlantis is the best (The station not the series)

I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite station in this video.

They probably did, depending on who they were fighting. Dominion, right?

@@Rez090 Klingons, actually, in "The Way of the Warrior". Although it dished out plenty of damage when the Dominion attacked, too.

@@TheSaoMagnifico the whole point of the Torpedo's was for the Dominion lol the Klingon's wanted to test them first

nothing can beat voyager's infinite torpedo storage though. XD

@@osmium7738 Actually consider they did build Delta flyer, after season 5 they seem to have over come the problem of manufacturing torpedos.

Glad to see you and Daniel say that most videos I see about treasure planet just keep talking about how big of a mistake it was

@@markfoshee4768 I agree with him. It's a really good movie. Especially since like most older Disney films it has a few darker scenes appropriate to even an adult film.

Damb shame Disney screwed it over with a bad release date, terrible promotion, and cancelled it's sequel...

It really is a great movie

Also, you get to explore it by yourself

@@Predator42ID Especially when compared to the ark. Christ that thing is bigger than earth.

You don't even get to see all of The Citadel. After exploring all you can in the first game, you get to see different parts of it in the second and third games

True true. That part in mass effect is pretty cool. That being said, you also don't see a vast majority of the ark in halo 3 or halo wars 2. The books, especially Hunters in the Dark, go into quite a bit more detail about its ecosystem.

I absolutely love the Citadel, but with the small sections you get to explore, you don't _really_ get a sense of scale. You're locked inside, only walking a few floors in each game. Of course, I know that they couldn't possibly make the entire wards, but I still would have loved it! Y'know, actually wander the streets, take in the sights, looking up at the awesome buildings, flying cards everywhere. I really wish there was more of that. Maybe someday...

John Cole now, imagine if the station had a massive FTL, so it became a massive mobile fortress, bringing entire fleets with it when it moves across the galaxy.

I have a not very soft spot for the pilot of Corvette Transport Rodger Young.

@@w0t3rdog Palpatine: behold my Death Star 😏

I agree that Babylon Five should have placed higher on list, especially when you consider that Paramount, Rick Berman, and Brannon Braga literally stole the idea from J Michael Stracynski after he pitched Babylon Five to Paramount to see if they would produce the show. There was a lawsuit, IIRC it was settled out of court.

@@Anlushac11 The guy who copied B5 wasn't Rick Berman or Michael Piller, it was some network executive who moved to Paramount from NBC at least that is the rumor. JMS also pitched the show to NBC. According to JMS it is unlikely Berman or Piller were even aware of B5 pitch, too low in corporate hierarchy. Braga wasn't even close to being that high in food chain at Paramount, he started with Star Trek as intern 1990.

Yeah, it’s almost as if he specifically said that...

@@762rk95tp I will concede your point that Piller, Berman and Braga didnt know. There is a statement from a former Paramount employee who said Paramount sat on B5 info for months and cherry picked what they wanted. In the end neither side wanted to pursue a costly and protracted legal battle so things were settled in a amicable way. Later Majel Barret appeared on B5 and Bill Mumy appeared on DS9. I seem to remember Majel Barret Roddenberry saying she appeared on B5 as a way to try and bring peace between the two fan bases.

jup, if it was on 4 it will disapper from list and on 3rd yours device will explode :).

I second this motion.

Great idea

Yaaaaaaas

Agreed

Battle at Procyon

TheChrevil Same. Its effects is the only thing holding it back. It was so ahead of its time, with the intricate story telling.

I'd back that on Kickstarter without hesitation

@@martinjrgensen8234 When they released Babylon 5 The Lost Tales it proved how much it would benifit and how beautiful it would look with new CGI. Damn it was a good show.

Well, they are converting DS9 to HD. If it could be done, maybe B5 could be too.

Sadly it will probably never happen. According to B5 creator JMS, Warner Brothers owns the rights to B5 and will not allow it to be remastered. It seems like WB just buried the show and tried to forget about it. I was surprised that it was released to be shown on Amazon Prime video.

Yup. How was that left out?

Because its not used as a space station its a giant weapons platform.

@@hellboy2097 Obi Wan calls it a space station on screen

@@johnshadwick2287 he does, but is he correct. I would say not, tbh thats the first time he's seen it.I would suggest he doesn't know its got a huge laser cannon built into it.

It’s a space station

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Amazing since the Treasure Planet PC Game actually can be compared to Battlefleet: Gothic Armada in playstyles.

I think it's the first true cartoon originated media 'Cartoon movie' (Unless you count Cowboy bebop as one as well but that might cause a fire storm by anime fans if I call it a "Cartoon" even though anime=animated/animation in japan.] that Space dock has covered. Most are either live action shows (Expanse, Star Trek, Babylon 5, Star Wars movies, etc...) or video games (Mass effect, Halo, Wing Commander, and others.) It's a welcomed surprise.

Actually nowadays anime is more of a style, than a cultural phenomenon. Though most anime is still made in Japan.

I was expecting The Halo Rings and/or the Death Star(s), but seeing Treasure Planet get some love was great.

YES ISERLOHN ITS SO GOOD.

the fun part with B5's docking beside the trouble of matching rotation though, is once the ship is landed on the platform inside, it gets lowered down into the gravity well and tracked to a parking position

Perfect comment, thank you.

What I came here to say. I came here for Earth Spacedock dammit. There's no spacedock on this entire channel called SPACEDOCK!

Well it was supposed to reflect Cardassian design sensibilities. The Cardassians weren't always the most practical of people. ;)

I agree

Hazard2005 and the mushroom like Federation Space station from Star Trek III TSFS is a favorite of mine too.

USS EXETER That would be Earth Spacedock.

That thing influenced science fiction artist for a generation. I'm also partial to the polygonal starports of the Elite games, now named as the Coriolis type.

@Jope Lamp Turn off by does have a space station in it

Had to scroll too far to find this comment. Isherlohn, the most imposing Imperial Galactic Empire fortress.

and it was basically a gulag.

That would've been cool

So like Alpha Station from Valerian? That sounds EXTREMELY cool!

To bad we don't see to much of it's interior in startrek online, but am glad they did add hyperdrives to it so it could show up for defence purposes. :)

@@Eucep With the recent remodel, it's actually MORE than is shown on the show, and it does stand up pretty well. Also the fact that you sad they added "hyperdrives" to DS9 appalls me.

No they salvaged the Nauvoo/Behemoth. The drones were launched by the salvage fleet. They attached to the Behemoth and flip it. They did not stay attached after it was launched from Tycho. If that is what you mean.

That is not what i meant. Bad Wording, i suppose.

no

yeah it is. need a tissue?

It is not.

Not at all. It was the only reason I clicked the thumbnail. Too bad some of the other entries on the list were so weak.

Well you will just have to wait for "Babylon 6." Mankind's last best hope for war :D

The station actually measures 13km in diameter and 45 kilometers in length. The Presidium Ring is 7km and the Ward arms are 43km each. And the Citadel Tower extends 3.5km then ratates 90 degrees and extends forward another 1km. So yeah. It's a massive station

Eh, they are kinda meh as far as space stations go

Phalanx is the only one worthy of note.

Daimon X Instead of midway I would consider Atlantis itself a decently large space station (even though most of the time its grounded)

That thing is more like a giant space ship.

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Avrage Trinidadian I wanted to write almost, ALMOST the exact same thing! I could even survive B5 not being number 1, but being lower than DS9!? I suddenly feel like calling on Mr Morden's associates ...

@@MaiAolei What do you want?

@@MaiAolei Mr Mordens Associates would get bitch smacked by the Jem Hadar

@@triptrip8353 Even pretending that were true, how does that influence the fact that B5 is way better in every respect (as a story, as a location, by its appearance) than DS9?

Agreed, the megashroom ESD is such an iconic design.

Top 5 has so little space for space stations or spacedocks. It should have been included as honorable mention.

Agreed. It's my favorite one. When I take over the world I plan to build one at Lagrange point L1

The Citadel are basically a modified 'bloom' version of the colonies from the UC timeline

@@BeyondDaX Not really, no. The only similarity to an Island 3 colony is that it uses rotational gravity. By that logic stanford toruses, bernal spheres and ring worlds are all the exact same thing. The citadel is structurally bullshit to start with, those huge arms aren't held in by anything other than plot device. As it stands, the mirrors for an open-type O'neill cylinder are beyond even optimistic future material strengths at a full 1G equivalent rotation, and those have cable supports. Second, for whatever reason, it's entirely open to space, but air shields, I guess, right? It's much, much more similar to the crescent from TP than any of the real-world inspired designs in UC Gundam. But it exists in a world of bullshit technology, so you kind of expect that. I mean, Minosky physics is kinda bad in terms of real science, but "element zero" blows that out of the water in terms of silly any day. I also wonder how the arms being closed kept out the defence fleet too, since as far as I can tell, the back end is still open. I can't see anything that would cover that up and prevent them from going in the back door. But ME never had the best writing, and it only got worse as the series progressed.