Great Mechanics G magazine continued its exemplary coverage of 2202 with this extensive Nobuyoshi Habara interview, which covered the transition from Chapter 1 to Chapter 2. [2 pages]
From V-Storage Online: a conversation with Director Nobuyoshi Habara talking about the production of Chapter 1, anticipation for Chapter 2, and how Space Battleship Yamato literally became his first work of animation.
From Ship’s Log Volume 17 (March 2017) contained this post-Chapter-1 interview with Director Nobuyoshi Habara and Writer Harutoshi Fukui. They offer insights on Chapter 1, hints about Chapter 2, and share fond memories from 1978.
From Great Mechanics G magazine: an in-depth conversation with Director Nobuyoshi Habara in the wake of 2202 Chapter 1, discussing general concepts and examining specific scenes from episodes 1 and 2. [2 pages]
The biggest technical leap forward for Yamato 2199 was CG animation, created by Sunrise D.I.D. Their techniques were first explored in the pages of CG World magazine in June 2013. Four years later, their work goes on at Sublimation Studio and CG World was there again with new coverage.
