Spiderman - Revolt In The Fifth Dimension - part 1

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This story, along with its characters and backgrounds, was taken from the Rocket Robin Hood episode "Dimentia Five." In it, a distant galaxy is terrorized by the evil Infinata, a malevolent and supremely powerful entity from another dimension who resembles a one eyed praying mantis, and his minions who are bent on ruling the cosmos. On the planet Gorth in this galaxy, an alien scientist escapes his homeworlds destruction by The Infinata with the Library Of Gorth, the collective knowledge of the entire planet condensed into a small palm sized orb module. This library contains as yet undeveloped secrets to destroy the Infinata. As the scientist escapes, the Infinata gives chase knowing that if an advanced civilization could decipher the Library, it could mean his destruction. The Infinata sends his minions to disable the scientist's ship before he could escape. Having no choice, the scientist changes his coarse to the nearest galaxy, enters our solar system and heads to the one planet with intelligent life--Earth.
As the spaceship enters Earth's atmosphere, the friction causes the ship to catch fire and resmble a shooting star. As it flies over New York, Spider-Man spots the shooting star. Intrigued, he tries to get a closer look. Spider-Man soon realizes, however, that this is not a shooting star at all, but a pint-sized spaceship, only about a foot long, which falls straight to him. After catching the ship in his hand, Spider-Man opens the small door, and the alien scientist, who is only an inch tall on Earth, emerges from it. The scientist communicates with Spider-Man using mental telepathy that Spider-Man deciphers with his spider-sense. After giving Spider-Man the Library Of Gorth, the alien then dies. Spider-Man, after being made aware of the danger his galaxy could be in, decides to take the Library to the government authorities to be analyzed. However, The Infinata, who witnessed the arachnoid take charge of the Library, sends his demons to capture Spider-Man and bring him to the realm of Dimentia Five, The Infinata's home. Upon arriving, Spider-Man is interrogated by The Infinata as to the whereabouts of the Library Of Gorth. Spider-Man then flees, but he is quickly re-captured after the Infinata's demons zap him. Spider-Man makes one last attempt to fight back but is defeated again and finds himself sinking in some form of quicksand. Knowing he has only moments to live, Spider-Man racks his brain to find a way to defeat this powerful enemy and closes his eyes to think. Upon closing his eyes, he finds himself back in New York for a split second. With that he discovers the Infinata's secret. Only fear makes the Infinata powerful and that if one closes his eyes and his mind to that fear, he would be free. Spider-Man relaxes, closes his eyes, and leaves the 5th Dimension. Defeated and fearful of retaliation, the Infinata flees the galaxy, searching for others to terrorize and destroy. Meanwhile, Spider-Man, having safely arrived back in his own world, delivers the Library Of Gorth (which he had hidden, the whole time, in one of his web-shooters) to the proper authorities.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Spiderman
• cartoon
• 60s
• Paul
• Soles

[BandakaKush]

Obviously the little blue aliens are gay.

[spideytoons]

Hmm....couldn't quite put my finger on it, but I thought something was up with them.

[gadzooks004]

Spideytoons, the tune LSD is by Bill Martin and Phil Coulter.

[spideytoons]

Thanks. I finally managed to get a hold of this and most of the other Spiderman incidental musical scores - Hell Raisers, Action Stations, Zero Hour, etc. There's still a few more I'd like to get. I've loved these tunes since I was a kid.

[lexbates]

Believe it or not,the music that starts at :55 is actually titled "LSD"!

[spideytoons]

Really? How cool.  Who is it performed by?

[WestVirginiaRebel]

Advanced aliens who use magnetic tape, lol!

Very Sixties!

[seaness267]

The Bakshi episodes had great music, seemed to concentrate more or the lyrical backgrounds and themes to make up for the lack of animation. I prefer the Bakshi episodes since they are more geared toward older teens/adults than the 1st season. IMHO

[anthony1468]

what is the name of the song at the intro?

[Oldbmwr100rs]

@EdwardJohnLeeK Skyhooks! C'mon,don't you know the power of the web?!

[TBVnBIX]

MF Doom in the beginning

[chescokun]

i love the way he speaks to him self haha

[EdwardJohnLeeK]

What are his webs sticking to? The sky?

[Therustmiester]

okay.... now im well spun out ahaha PUN!!! spun out ??! no?

[Therustmiester]

lol, why am i watching this? spiderman is saying some trippy shit xD

[robotzorro]

One hundred tons of wisdom!

[Dracopol]

Freaky, but search "Dementia 5". The footage was used before in the Rocket Robin Hood cartoon, aired in Canada.

[Dracopol]

@spideytoons That's right, they're gay! "Old friend" in their language means "warm, mucusy bung-hole".