Space Rescue Police (troop) are members of the Space Rescue Police and recurring minor characters in the Space Channel 5 series.
History[]
Space Channel 5[]
Report 1: Introducing...Ulala!
In the Report 1, the Space Rescue Police was sent to save the people from the Morolians invasion. However, their mission went horribly wrong and they are now hostages of the Morolians. Many Rescue Police troopers can be found during the first two shooting segments at the Spaceport 9's Flight Control Tower. Ulala will need to memorize, then copy the directions given by the Morolians to rescue them. The rescued one will follow Ulala throughout the rest of the report and assist her in both the Pudding battle and the Coco★Tapioca boss battle.
Report 2: Spaceship S.O.S.!
One Rescue Police troopers can be found in the Extra Mode version of the Report 2, being forced to dance by the Morolians. To find him, the view rating needs to be over 90% views when the Cockpit section ends. This will make Ulala go to the ventilation system, where the Space Rescue Police member is being made hostage. To rescue him, Ulala will need to defeat the Morolians in a dance battle.
Report 4: Evil in the Galaxy Revealed!
Some Rescue Police troopers can be seen among the crowd backing Ulala in her battle against Blank TV, and eventually marching to the end of the galaxy.
Space Channel 5: Part 2[]
Report 4: The End for Space Channel 5?!
As Ulala is rushing to reach the Space Channel 5 studios, she will find Rescue Police troopers being forced to dance by the Rhythm Rogues. Ulala will need to memorize and copy the directions given by the Silver Flyers to destroy the robots and save them. If all members are saved, the Space Rescue Police Leader will appear and will be available to be saved too. After being saved, the Rescue Police troopers will follow Ulala to the inside of the studios then separate from her to save people. Four of them later return to assist Ulala and Space Michael in the battle against Purge the King. After the battle, they escape from the soon to self-destruct, Channel 5 Headquarters along with other employees.
Report 6: Purge’s T.V. Special
After Purge being launched into space, many Space Rescue Police Troopers can be seen marching to the end of the galaxy.
Ulala Dance mode
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A police trooper in the Ulala Dance mode.
There is a battle against a Rescue Police trooper in the Ulala Dance Mode minigame, though only if Ulala is wearing the Morolian outfit. He appears by achieving 163% views and is defeated by achieving 178% views. During his battle, the track "Go Go Cheer Girl (battle)!" plays.
Big Mug
Unlockable Mug item.
If the player saves all of the Police troopers in the game and later checks their in-game profiles, the Police troopers will gift the player with a Mug item which Ulala will be able to replace her microphone with.
In-Game Profile[]
Space Channel 5[]
Profile Number 052
“The SRP is in charge of saving those who are victimized in outer space. They were Plan A for overthrowing the Morolians when they attacked, but apparently that didn't quite go as was expected...”
Space Channel 5 (Japanese)[]
Profile Number 052
"A member of the organization that serves as both Fire and Police dep. for the entire galaxy. They’re pretty bad at their jobs but maintain a good reputation with the public. Though, that might just be due to their rugged good looks hidden under their uncool helmets and colorful goggles."
Space Channel 5: Part 2[]
Profile Number 053
"A member of the organization that serves as both Fire and Police dep. for the entire galaxy. Note: Pine is a special investigator at the dedicated Police Unit of the same organization."
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
The Space Rescue Police's face texture.
- Unlike most characters, they have a very detailed and realistic face, something that is highlighted in their Japanese profile for Space Channel 5.
- The Rescue Police trooper is one of two 'Dancelings' who can be found amongst normal hostages as well as on their own, the other being Orville Plum. However, they do not break out into their unique 'strut' unless they are rescued on their own.