Girl, time to get off the phone and
do something about this universe!
You were a child of the 80s...
...and, every weekday afternoon, around 3:30 p.m., you rushed home from
school just to see one 30-minute "cartoon" about a spaceship
built from a Japanese World War II battleship, and a crew tasked
with the responsibilty of saving the Earth in just one year.
Yes, you are a fan of Star Blazers, and though you may not have
known it at the time, you were by no means alone! This Web Page
is for you.
Wave Motion Web Page
Star Blazers /
Space Cruiser Yamato
On-line Reference Guide
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This page has been accessed so many times since its inception in 1995 that it makes no sense to keep count. Thanks go to everyone who has visited. If you have enjoyed the Wave Motion Web Page, send a note at s t a r f o r c e 4 2 @ h o t m a i l . c o m and tell us what you think. Suggestions are welcome. Space Cruiser Yamato is © 2000 Reiji Matsumoto. The English adaptation known as Star Blazers and the Star Blazers logo are ©1993 Voyager Entertainment, Inc. The Wave Motion Web Page is a not-for-profit informational reference. It is intended to further interest in Star Blazers/Space Cruiser Yamato. The Wave Motion Web Page is © 1995-2001. All component articles are the property of the credited authors. Wave Motion Web Page acknowledges the following copyright holders for certain source material rerferenced herein: Voyager Entertainment, Keibunsha, Nippon Columbia, Polydor K.K., and Tokuma Shoten. Use of said material is made under the fair use doctrine. No infringement of rights is intended. Information presented in the Wave Motion Web Page/Yamato Information Document does not necessarily represent the opinions or positions of the above holders or entities. |