In all fairness, the hyperdrive-fizzling power of Mount Fujimoka is somewhat difficult to detect without a working hyperdrive, usually by means of said device suddenly and inexplicably failing to function in a manner that induces premature landing at high speed.<br/><br/>For instance, let us look at the small, sleek, mostly black vessel now plummeting unexpectedly through Earth's atmosphere because of an unanticipated system failure.  It streaks straight for the aforementioned volcano, bits and pieces of the hull stripping away into the atmosphere as the mountain gets closer and closer.  If the pilot or crew were awake for this, they'd be screaming and panicking, possibly clutching at the controls and shrieking like cheerleaders.<br/><br/>But there is nobody at the controls of this doomed ship!  A brief peek shows us a single life form, currently held in a stasis tube, helpless, unable to halt her impending destruction, and mercifully clueless about both of these conditions as her ride nears its soon to be final resting place about two thirds of the way up the eastern side of the mountain...