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Kristen Scott walks the practice pitch at Orlando Health Training Grounds at Sylvan Lake Park in Sanford. (Spectrum News/Luke Hetrick)

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Lost Universe (1998) , a 26-episode anime from Slayers creator Hajime Kanzaka, merges high-fantasy elements with space-opera, following "Trouble Contractor" Kain Blueriver and his sentient ship, the Swordbreaker. The series blends episodic adventures with a central conflict against the Nightmare Syndicate, noted for its 90s visual style, iconic Spanish dub, and unique blend of magic and technology.

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