Queen Emeraldas (1999)

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This animated sci-fi adventure from Japan is based on the works of noted manga artist Leiji Matsumoto. Queen Emeraldas is a female warrior who sails through the outer reaches of the universe in her spacecraft, battling evil at every turn and defying her nemesis, the pirate Captain Harlock. While visiting the planet Daibaran, Emeraldas encounters Eldomain, the leader of a pirate league with ties to Harlock, and when he tries to draw young stowaway Tochiro into his schemes, she's forced to teach him a lesson. However, Eldomain and his fellows are not about to give up without a fight. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Director(s):: Yuji Asada

Format(s):: DVD
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Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 60 mins

Director(s):: Yuji Asada

Producer(s):: Shunji Sakai, Shukichi Kanda, Tomoyuki Imai

Categories:: Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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	Bobby R.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

If you are familiar with the character Captain Harlock and the movie "Galaxy Express 999" you will enjoy this. It has all the classic character design and attitude. If you haven't though, I would suggest watching "Arcadia of my youth", the Harlock movie and also "Galaxy Express". I'm not sure how this would be appreciated otherwise. I thoroughly enjoyed this DVD. I hope more of the series get's released (if there is any more).

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	Christa E.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

I liked this one, but you could tell that it was once part of a series (that apparently never quite panned out). This is actually an ending to an old anime series that let the viewers know what happened to Emeraldas after the series ended. It's two episodes long. The (American) voices worked for me on this one. However (and this is why I only gave it four stars) you can't shake the feeling that you come into this one mid-stride, and that (having never seen the Galaxy 999 series) you are missing out on something. Otherwise, a good piece of Japanese animation.

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