The crew of Yamato collaborates with rebels opposing Abelt Dessler's regime, and plan their last warp to Iscandar. On Garmillas, Dessler uses Yuki Mori as a political pawn, and readies his own welcome for the Earth ship.
Summary[]
Analysis[]
- Yurisha carries the formal title of "Third Princess of Iscandar." The only other Iscandarian princess depicted thus far has been the late Sasha Iscandar. The remaining princess is therefore someone who is deceased, or someone who may be shown later.
Questions[]
- What will become of Yabu after being left behind on Prison Planet 17? (Answer)
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Behind the Scenes[]
- As the Dessler Cannon aims at and fires upon Yamato, the episode introduces "Dessler Attacks" (デスラー 襲撃) into the Yamato 2199 musical score. The piece was first composed for Farewell to Space Battleship Yamato in 1978 and was used in subsequent series and movies in the original continuity.[1][2]
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"Messenger of Iscandar" • "Toward a Sea of Stars" • "Escape from the Jupiter Sphere" • "Gravestone on a Frozen Field" • "The Trap on All Sides" • "The Sun Sets on Pluto" • "Farewell to the Solar System" • "Wish Upon a Star" • "Clockwork Prisoner" • "Graveyard of the Universe" • "A World I Once Saw" • "What Lies Beyond" • "The Wolf from Another Dimension" • "The Whisper of the Witch" • "Point of No Return" • "A Choice for the Future" • "Out of the Forest of Memory" • "Over the Black Light" • "They're Coming!" • "Under a Rainbow Sun" • "Prison Planet 17" • "The Planet That We Head For" • "One Man's War" • "The Distant Promised Land" • "The Forever War" • "Memories of the Blue Planet" |
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