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…
Presented here is a comprehensive collection of all the Comet Empire mecha that has been released in 3-D form from a host of different companies, mainstream plamo and DIY garage kits alike.
When Final Yamato closed in 1983, Executive Producer Yoshinobu Nishizaki was already devising a new slate of projects that would bring it back in new and interesting ways. It took longer than he expected, but most of those projects came to fruition. This index is a guide to articles that sort it all out.
With the full strength of Yamato, the air corps, and the Space Cavalry, the Telezart landing operation begins. It seems to proceed smoothly, but reverses when missiles are fired by the Goland fleet. To overcome this, there is no choice but to fire the Wave-Motion Gun directly at the enemy fleet. Kodai is forced to decide…
May 2020 was the lightest Yamato month since the ramp-up began in December 2016, at least in terms of official activity. But fans came to the rescue again, mounting a new radio show and maintaining a prodigious online presence. Let’s dive in.
After the last battle, there is widespread suspicion of spy on board. Akira Yamamoto, suspicious about the behavior of Keyman and Touko, places her bet. At that moment, the White Comet suddenly warps and its huge figure appears in front of Yamato to swallow the ship in its raging white vortex.
From the Japanese edition of Starlog magazine: a collection of essays examining the newly-arrived “anime boom” with a focus on Yamato and Gundam. SF experts disdained it, fans loved it, and business moguls ate it up. This is a fascinating cross-section of what all three factions were thinking at the time.
