Votoms Viewer’s Guide Part 5
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Continue Reading >Mutta’s charm is the anime’s spice Originally published in the Space Brothers Official Fan Book, October 2013 See a list of Ayamu Watanabe’s credits here. When I was asked to be the director, I thought “YES!” (Laughs) Interviewer: When you read the original story before it was made into an...
Continue Reading >Newspaper ad for premiere of the anime series, 2012 Flyer for exhibition at the Museum of Kyoto, 2014 Flyers for subsequent exhibitions, 2015 and 2018 Left: flyer for 2019 exhibition. Right: clear file sold at the event Welcome banner for the exhibitions Products sold at the exhibitions Shirts designed for...
Continue Reading >As of December 2021 Originally serialized in Morning magazine (sample issues shown above and below), these are the collected paperbacks published by Kodansha in Japan. There are also various reprints that combine two volumes into one, and an online-only color version. Every volume can be read in English at Comixology,...
Continue Reading >The movie was released on May 5 2012 at Toho theaters in Japan and came to home video at the end of the year. Regrettably, it has yet to receive a western release. The only way to legally view it is by importing an untranslated Japanese edition. However, a Hong...
Continue Reading >Space Brothers Original Soundtrack A lot of music had to be created for what would end up as a two-year run on TV, and the task was given to the very accomplished composer Toshiyuki Watanabe. His previous credits include Galaxy Drifter Vifam, Irresponsible Captain Tylor, Mazinger Z Infinity, and many...
Continue Reading >We are Space Brothers Vol. 01 We are 宇宙兄弟 VOL.01 Apart from the manga, the first Space Brothers publishing project was a series of “lifestyle” magazines that expanded on the story concepts with interviews, articles on space development, cartoons, fiction, and more manga. The first volume, for example, reprinted the...
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