Yamato is barely alive, buried in rock on the 11th planet, as a large number of Gatlantis reinforcements gathers overhead. With its Wave-Motion Gun sealed, Yamato has no way to break through. Will Kodai show his determination as a commander and break the seal?
From Star Blazers/Yamato magazine vol. 5: in October 2019, Kenji Yasuda was announced as the series director for Yamato 2205, The New Voyage. In his first interview, he describes his entry into the anime industry, the directors who fostered him, and his hopes for 2205.
In Yamato terms, 2019 will go down in history as the year 2202 came to a close. But as usual, there was plenty of attention given to the original saga if you knew where to look. Here then is our annual review of what went on with O.G. Yamato in the final year of this decade. [2 pages]
Despite not having a huge concert event as its centerpiece, the month of November saw a nice uptick in activity with news from multiple fronts, another giant-size Yamato for the history books, and the first glimpse of 2205. Here’s the full rundown…
An advance Gatlantis unit has invaded the 11th planet where Ryu Hijikata and Hajime Saito’s Space Cavalry are stationed. Nagakura, a Space Cavalry member who escaped in search of help, is taken aboard Yamato. Kodai, who is rushing to Telezart, must make a difficult decision whether to attempt rescue.
To mark the ten-year anniversary of Yamato Resurrection, we present interviews with three of the most important members of the animation staff: Director Yoshinobu Nishizaki, Character Animation Director Tomonori Kogawa, and Mechanic Director Nobuyoshi Habara.
A comprehensive collection of 2008/2009 mecha design by Makoto Kobayashi in four categories: Yamato 2220, Yamato aircraft, Earth Federation ships, and SUS mecha.
