Uchuu Senkan Yamato: Kanketsu-hen

The year is 2203, not long after the Bolar Federation was defeated by Desslok's Galman-Gamilon Empire. A subspace dimensional dislocation has caused a distant Red Galaxy to be relocated in a collision course with the Milky Way. Stars and planets collide, making a wreck of the Galman-Gamilon homeworld. The Star Force is dispatched to investigate. They reach Galmania to find Desslok's palace in ruins.

As they pay their respects, tossing white roses down to the surface of the planet, a huge red planet crashes into Galmania, forcing to StarForce to escape with an immediate and uncalculated warp.

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Okita, Juuzou Main

Naya, Gorou Japanese

Kodai, Susumu Main

Tomiyama, Kei Japanese

Desler, Aberdt Main

Ibu, Masatou Japanese

Mori, Yuki Main

Ichiryuusai, Harumi Japanese

Sanada, Shirou Main

Aono, Takeshi Japanese

Shima, Daisuke Main

Nakamura, Shuusei Japanese

Narrator Main

Nakadai, Tatsuya Japanese

Analyzer Supporting

Ogata, Kenichi Japanese

Sado, Sakezou Supporting

Nagai, Ichiro Japanese

Talan, Ghader Supporting

Yada, Kouji Japanese

Matsumoto, Leiji Director, Original Creator

Nishizaki, Yoshinobu Director, Script, Planning, Executive Producer, Original Creator

Katsumata, Tomoharu Director

Masuda, Toshio Script, Planning

Reviews

Jun 2, 2017

Haneken2086

Recommended

This film was touted as the final instalment in the Yamato saga, a space opera franchise that began in 1974 and had completed ten years. At this point, the Yamato crew had gone through so many adventures in space on the edge of peril that this one comes out as a relatively above-average adventure for them. Bringing back a beloved but long-dead character through some contrived means, only for the said character to give it up for his crew, also sets the story and its drama back in terms of plot.

However, the film makes up for its problems by being one big space adventure, ... with the epic action and scale it deserves: glorious space vistas, fantastic planets and spacecraft, and fantastic action sequences, all backed up by incredible animation that still looks great today and grand orchestral music that captures the intense atmosphere of the scenes. Even if the plot is rather average, this film provides a wonderful spectacle to see.

In the end the film marks a grand finale to the original Yamato show; it would later undergo a remake in 2012. The film does the Yamato saga great credit and honor, and it’s an enjoyable watch for any fan of Yamato or space operas.

Reviewer’s Rating: 7

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