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Either a [[Spiritual Successor]] to or a ripoff of ''[[Space Battleship Yamato]]'' made by the same company, ''Uchū Kūbo Burū Noa'' is a 1979 anime series by Office Academy. |
Either a [[Spiritual Successor]] to or a ripoff of ''[[Space Battleship Yamato]]'' made by the same company, ''Uchū Kūbo Burū Noa'' is a 1979 anime series by Office Academy. |
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Shown briefly on American TV in 1985 as ''Thundersub'', the show has faded into obscurity. It just never caught on as ''[[Star Blazers]]'' did. |
Shown briefly on American TV in 1985 as ''Thundersub'', the show has faded into obscurity. It just never caught on as ''[[Star Blazers]]'' did. |
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* [[All-Encompassing Mantle]]: Zaitel wears one. |
* [[All-Encompassing Mantle]]: Zaitel wears one. |
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* [[Bittersweet Ending]] |
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Revision as of 00:29, 26 September 2016
Either a Spiritual Successor to or a ripoff of Space Battleship Yamato made by the same company, Uchū Kūbo Burū Noa is a 1979 anime series by Office Academy.
The year is 2052. A great truce among warring nations has been formed, and peace has finally descended on the world. In this time of prosperity and harmony, scientists from all over the globe have formed nine different firms of scientific investigation around the world. Peace is interrupted when the Death Force, aliens searching for a new home after leaving their decaying solar system, rain surveillance cameras hidden among a meteor shower onto Earth to check out how fitting it is for colonization. However, one of these scientists finds the camera and calls a meeting in Hawaii. The aliens attack, and the scientist gives his son, Shin, the key to the eponymous submarine. Collin gathers a small team of students and finds the crew of a detachable sub along with the space carrier, and it's up to them to fight the Death Force.
Shown briefly on American TV in 1985 as Thundersub, the show has faded into obscurity. It just never caught on as Star Blazers did.
- All-Encompassing Mantle: Zaitel wears one.
- Bittersweet Ending
- Brainwashed and Crazy: All of Zaitel's followers.
- Compilation Movie
- Death From Above: Subverted in that the aliens make it appear to be this, but are actually monitoring the world.
- Ending Theme: The standard slower kind, this one oddly Caribbean-inspired.
- Heroic Sacrifice: Captain Noah
- Hotblooded Sideburns: Shin has them.
- Monumental Damage: Used in the first episode.
- Off-Model
- Orphan's Plot Trinket: The key to the Thundersub.
- Repetitive Name: Shin is Collin Collins in the English dub.
- Science Fiction
- Slouch of Villainy: Zaitel
- Space Is an Ocean
- Space Sailing: It is a space submarine, after all.
- Terraform: The aliens will terraform Earth to suit their needs.
- The Hero Dies: Captain Noah
- Through His Stomach: Collin finally convinces the crew to let Anna on by saying, "She's a good cook! She's willing to cook!"
- Wave Motion Gun