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'''Major Denton''' is a [[blackshirt]] whose sole task is to count how many children have left the burning ''[[Delphi (ship)|Delphi]]'' during its | '''Major Denton''' is a [[blackshirt]] whose sole task is to count how many children have left the burning ''[[Delphi (ship)|Delphi]]'' during its evacuation. | ||
He tells [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] that 125 kids have left the ship as the [[Super Scouts]] approach a shuttle. Troy replies that he has 12, and Denton is able to add that, saying that "That's 137. All accounted for!" | He tells [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] that 125 kids have left the ship as the [[Super Scouts]] approach a shuttle. Troy replies that he has 12, and Denton is able to add that, saying that "That's 137. All accounted for!" | ||
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| Introduced | The Super Scouts, Part I | ||||
| Death | Possibly during the Battle for the Delphi | ||||
| Rank | Major | ||||
| Portrayed by | Timothy O'Keefe (uncredited) | ||||
Major Denton is a blackshirt whose sole task is to count how many children have left the burning Delphi during its evacuation.
He tells Troy and Dillon that 125 kids have left the ship as the Super Scouts approach a shuttle. Troy replies that he has 12, and Denton is able to add that, saying that "That's 137. All accounted for!"
Denton helps the Warriors load the kids on the ship, but doesn't accompany them. He stays on the ship, clearly unaffected by the thick smoke, before its destruction (1980: "The Super Scouts, Part I").