Uchū Senkan Yamato 2199: Hoshi-Meguru Hakobune (movie)
Alternative title:
Space Battleship Yamato 2199 Odyssey of the Celestial Ark
Space Battleship Yamato 2199: Ark of the Stars
宇宙戦艦ヤマト2199 星巡る方舟 (Japanese)
Genres:
science fiction
Themes:
space,
space navy
Plot Summary:
A new super weapon has emerged and Gamilas ships vanish from the seas. In the meantime, the Yamato has left the Large Magellanic Cloud and is on its way back to the Milky Way Galaxy. During the voyage, the crew is hit by a gatlantean warrior fleet under command of Goran Dagam, who claims the "Yamatee" as his prey. After Susumu Kodai in command refuses to give up the ship, the Yamato makes a run and accidentally ends up inside a strange world that defies logic and the law of physics. An expedition team is sent to the surface and makes a truly mind-boggling experience that they cannot escape. Next to that the team doesn't seem to be alone after they encounter their old foes. Time runs out and the Gamilas and Terrons walk a thin line in a world that's not their own, having the Gatlanteans sitting in their necks.
User Ratings:
52 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
111 minutes
Vintage:
2014-12-06
Premiere date:
2014-12-06 (Japan)
Opening Theme:
"Uchū Senkan Yamato 2199" by VIOLIN & CO PRODUCE: Tarō Hakase
Ending Theme:
"Great Harmony ~for yamato 2199" by Ayaka Hirahara
Insert song:
"Muss i denn" (わかれ) by Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus
Official website:
宇宙戦艦ヤマト2199 (Japanese)
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New Yamato 2199 Film's 'Must-See' Trailer Streamed (Dec 17, 2014)
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New Yamato 2199 Film's Blu-ray to Have English Subtitles (Jan 24, 2015)
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Screenplay: Yutaka Izubuchi
Storyboard:
Fumihiko Takayama (Part E) Kazuyoshi Katayama (Parts B,D) Mahiro Maeda (Part C) Masahiko Ōkura (Parts D,G) Shinji Higuchi (Parts G-H) Tomoki Kyoda (Parts E-F) Yutaka Izubuchi (Parts A,Z)
Original creator: Yoshinobu Nishizaki
Character Design: Nobuteru Yuki
Art Director: Yoshio Tanioka
Animation Director:
Akio Takami Daisuke Takemoto Hiroki Takagi Kazuchika Kise Meiju Maeda Mitsuru Ishihara Naoko Nakamoto Narumi Kakinouchi Seiji Kishimoto Shinichi Yamaoka Shinichiro Kajiura SUEZEN Takumo Norita
Sound Director: Tomohiro Yoshida
Cgi Director: Tadasuke Ueji
Advancement Assistant: Hiroaki Matsushima
Chief Character Animation Director: Nobuteru Yuki
Chief Mechanical Animation Director: Masanori Nishii
Chief Mechanical Director: Masanori Nishii
Digital Artwork: Shin Inoie
Editing: Emi Onodera
Effects Animation Director: Takashi Hashimoto
Mechanical animation Director: Yū Katō
Photography: Shigemitsu Hamao (Studio Deen)
Production Advancement:
Hiroaki Kojima Hiroyuki Takano Kōsuke Nishi Motoki Fukayama Naoya Satō Shōtarō Suda Tatsunari Oyano Tomoaki Sugimoto Yoshifumi Nakata Yūki Kobayashi
Theme Song Performance: Ayaka Hirahara (ED)
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2nd Key Animation:
Ace Company Actas Anime R Anitus Kōbe Ashi Productions asread D-Motion Eagle Nest Hayashi Jumondo Kagura Peace & Kindness Studio Elle Studio TAG TAP Triple A TYO Animations Wao World
Animation Production: Xebec
Backgrounds: Bihou, Inc.
CG Production Assistance:
Atelier Bitol Bihou, Inc. (Backgrounds) Larx Entertainment Sunrise Sunrise D.I.D.
Digital Cinema Studio: Q-Tec
In-Between Animation:
A-Line Ace Company Actas AI AIC Anitus Kōbe Ashi Productions asread Core D-Motion DCI FAI International Jumondo K-Production Peace & Kindness R.I.C Reboot Studio Elle SynergySP TAP TYO Animations Xebec XEBECzwei
Offline Editing: Jay Film
Paint:
A-Line Ace Company AI Core D-Motion DCI FAI International Jumondo M.S.C Peace & Kindness R.I.C Reboot Studio Elle TAP Triple A Xebec XEBECzwei |
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ADR Script: Dennis Saemann
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Distributor: KSM
Dubbing: G&G Tonstudios
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