When you built your first Yamato model kit, did you wonder how human thought translated into technical precision? Questions like these have answers, and the best person to ask is the one who created these models in the first place: a designer named Masatoshi Muramatsu. [3 pages]
If you’re a Yamato music collector, you’ve probably scoured the many discographies here at Cosmo DNA to investigate all the official releases. If you’re a Yamato music psycho-fan, you know the collecting doesn’t end there.
Picking up in the midst of Chapter 5’s theatrical run, March continued to be a busy time for fans as they kept pace with news, merch, interviews, events, online activity, and more. Let’s jump right into the deep end of the pool and see what kept it interesting. [2 pages]
From the Chapter 5 program book: an incredible look into the specific creative choices of REBEL 3199, including the “forbidden” strategy of hiding Arizona and the chaotic brainstorming behind the highly expanded, 2-episode battle against Dezarium’s intermediate supply base Digablas.
From the REBEL 3199 Chapter 5 program book: designer Mika Akitaka discusses his work on the Dezarium and Bolar mecha that populate the remake series with modernized concepts built on the foundation of past classics.
