Andali Nebula Ice Rings Of Tigrin

Cale and Akima arrive at the massive ice field in the Andali Nebula where Titan is hidden, and Korso and the Valkyrie secretly follow them. Upon docking with the massive vessel, they learn that Titan can create an Earth-like planet including the native animal and plant life thanks to stored DNA samples but has lost the energy necessary for the reactor to start the process after its initial escape from Earth. Cale also finds a recording made by his father in the event that the Drej had gotten to him first and in the event that Cale found the Titan. The recording urges Cale to finish the job of preserving the human race. After killing Preed (who was earlier bribed by the Drej against him), Korso attempts but fails to get Cale's ring. Moments later, the Drej attack the Titan, but are diverted by the Valkyrie's remaining crew. Cale modifies the Titan to absorb the energy beam fired by the Drej mothership, aided by a repentant Korso who sacrifices his life in the process. The Drej mothership is vaporized after being fired upon and the now active Titan molds the asteroid belt into a new planet named "Bob" jokingly by Cale and "New Earth" by Akima.

While on "New Earth", Cale and Akima witness the planet in action. Stith and Gune leave on Valkyrie to another planet as they wave goodbye to their human comrades. Human colony ships (including the New Bangkok) approach the new planet to start life anew. The final shot of the planet is labeled "New Earth (Planet Bob)."

ilm critic Roger Ebert enjoyed it, giving it 3.5/4 stars for its "rousing story", "largeness of spirit", and "lush galactic visuals are beautiful in the same way photos by the Hubble Space Telescope are beautiful". He cited the Ice Rings sequence as "a perfect examine of what animation can do and live action cannot".