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===Title sequence and end credits=== The opening and closing sequences were created using hand-drawn [[cel animation]] to imitate computer graphics. The opening title sequence begins with a video game playing on a screen when Doctor "Tiger" Ninestein appears and says: "Terrahawks! Stay on this channel! This is an emergency!". The end credits, the Zeroid and Cube robots would often "play" [[noughts and crosses]] with each other, resulting in a different winner each week (the Cubes usually had to cheat and steal a Zeroid's position to win). The exception to this was the episode "A Christmas Miracle", which featured the song "I Believe in Christmas" as sung by Kate Kestrel played over a still of a Zeroid. The original opening [[title sequence]] was used for both the United States and the UK versions of the series, but a different version of the end credits was produced for the US variant, featuring a Zeroid bouncing up and down next to one of Zelda's Cubes as a "Kate Kestrel" song plays. At the conclusion of the credits the Zeroid jumps off of the screen and crashes back down onto the Cube. When the series was purchased for airing in Japan, the title and ending credits were augmented by an all-new [[anime]]-style sequence, the first highlighting the Terrahawks craft and the Zeroids, and the ending credits showcasing a lonesome spacesuited female remembering her life on Earth as Spacehawk flies over her. The songs used in these sequences are {{nihongo|"Galactica Thrilling"|ギャラクティカ・スリリング|Gyarakutika Suriringu}} and {{nihongo|"Taisetsu na One Word"|大切な言葉(ワン・ワード)|Taisetsu na Wan Wādo|"One Important Word"}}, respectively, by The Lillies Naomi and Mayumi Tsubame.
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