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'''Lancer''' is a [[Super Scout]] who makes use of his jumping ability to see the approach of Colonel [[Jack Sydell]]'s small motorcade, which includes [[Jamie Hamilton]] {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. | '''Lancer''' is a [[Super Scout]] who makes use of his jumping ability to see the approach of Colonel [[Jack Sydell]]'s small motorcade, which includes [[Jamie Hamilton]] {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. | ||
Lancer makes another flying leap to catch the final out in the playoffs, winning the game | Lancer makes another flying leap to catch the final out in the playoffs, winning the game {{G80|Spaceball}}. | ||
Lancer has to be reminded to be modest when describing his abilities when talking to the farmers | Lancer has to be reminded to be modest when describing his abilities when talking to the farmers {{G80|Space Croppers}}. | ||
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For the high-jumping cat with a similar name, see: Lance.
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| Birthplace | Galactican Fleet | ||||
| Introduced | The Super Scouts, Part I | ||||
| Parents | Both are still alive | ||||
| Role | Super Scout | ||||
Lancer is a Super Scout who makes use of his jumping ability to see the approach of Colonel Jack Sydell's small motorcade, which includes Jamie Hamilton (1980: "The Super Scouts, Part I").
Lancer makes another flying leap to catch the final out in the playoffs, winning the game (1980: "Spaceball").
Lancer has to be reminded to be modest when describing his abilities when talking to the farmers (1980: "Space Croppers").