Inextricably linked with the rise of Space Battleship Yamato was the rise of otaku [geek] culture in Japan. Writer Eiji Otsuka was one of those who watched that culture ascend from the inside. He has written more than one book on the subject, and a chapter of one of his books is presented here.
These story ideas for Yamato Resurrection were written by Yoshinobu Nishizaki in 1993. Most of the concepts that made it to the screen were already in place, but there were some interesting glimpses of what might have been — AND what could yet be if a sequel is made.
Presented here is a comprehensive collection of all the Gamilas mecha that has been released in 3-D form from a host of different companies, mainstream plamo and DIY garage kits alike.
The space cavalry, led by Saito, fights a fierce battle against Gatlantis soldier Zabaibal, who retaliates with a reflection satellite gun stolen from Garmillas. Saito forces his way through one obstacle after another to face Zabaibal alone. And finally, Teresa appears before Kodai.
A monstrous black hole approaches Earth, threatening to swallow the entire planet. A massive emigration effort is underway, but a determined enemy stands in the way of salvation. Now, the time has come for Space Battleship Yamato to awaken after a 17 year slumber!
Yamato activity in June 2020 pulled roughly even with May, highlighted by the debut of the all-new Star Blazers Lambda manga and another banner month for fan activity. Here’s what went down during lockdown…
