Uchû senkan Yamato

Série télévisée
1974–1975
30min

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Adult Animation Anime Artificial Intelligence Hand-Drawn Animation Space Sci-Fi Action Adventure Animation Sci-Fi

En l'an 2199, le vaisseau spatial Yamato entreprend un voyage vers la planète Iscandar, afin de récupérer un appareil qui permettra de rajeunir une Terre ravagée par la guerre.En l'an 2199, le vaisseau spatial Yamato entreprend un voyage vers la planète Iscandar, afin de récupérer un appareil qui permettra de rajeunir une Terre ravagée par la guerre.En l'an 2199, le vaisseau spatial Yamato entreprend un voyage vers la planète Iscandar, afin de récupérer un appareil qui permettra de rajeunir une Terre ravagée par la guerre.

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Anecdotes
This series is considered a groundbreaker for NOT being based on a manga, but instead making its debut as a manga (comic) and a television series simultaneously. Beforehand, every animated series in Japan had been based on a comic; the manga would have to prove itself before its television adaptations (known as "terebi manga" - television comics) followed. However, the success of this series generated a new term - anime.

Citations
Chorus: Saraba chikyu o, tadibatsu fune wa, uchu senkan Yamato... Bid farewell to the Earth, for our ship is setting off, the Space Battleship, Yamato...

Connexions
Alternate-language version of Space Battleship Yamato (1979)

Bandes originales
Uchuu Senkan Yamato (Space Battleship Yamato)
Lyrics by Yû Aku
Musical Arraignments by Hiroshi Miyagawa
Performed by Isao Sasaki & Musical Academy
Courtesy of Columbia Records, Asahi Sonorama

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10/10

Absolute Classic

Combine Star Wars and Star Trek, and mix in a little Battlestar Galactica, and you've got Space Battleship Yamato - or as we Americans knew it, Star Blazers.

What a show. The animation was magnificent for its time, and the story was both compelling and fascinating. I remember dozens of times my friend Tom and I were watching the show, which aired in the early mornings on KPDX-49 in the Portland area, and we would have to rush out as soon as the episode ended so we could run to school to make it in time. We never missed an episode of the first or second series.

By the way, skip the third series, it is a rehash of the first two vastly superior series.