Uchu kara no messeji: Ginga taisen (TV Series 1978– ) - News - IMDb.
The peaceful planet of has been conquered by the tyrannical Gavanas Empire , led by Emperor Rockseia XII. In a final act of desperation, the leader of Jillucia releases eight mystical Liabe seeds into space. According to legend, these seeds will find eight brave warriors destined to save the planet. Uchu kara no messeji(1978)
The film's popularity led to a spin-off TV series titled (or San Ku Kai ), which aired from 1978 to 1979. Uchu kara no messeji: Ginga taisen (TV Series
Estimated between $5 and $6 million USD , making it the most expensive Japanese production at the time. According to legend, these seeds will find eight
While often dismissed as a Star Wars "rip-off," the film is praised by cult cinema fans for its energy and unique visual flair, such as space-faring sailing ships and bizarre villain designs. It is a reimagining of the 19th-century Japanese epic Nansō Satomi Hakkenden (The Eight Dog Chronicles), which adds a layer of classical mythology to the sci-fi setting. Spin-offs
Check out the original 1978 Japanese trailer to see the film's ambitious scale and unique space opera designs: MESSAGE FROM SPACE Original 1978 Japanese "Story" trailer Eurekaentertainment YouTube• Jul 11, 2024
Uchu kara no messeji: Ginga taisen (TV Series 1978– ) - News - IMDb.
The peaceful planet of has been conquered by the tyrannical Gavanas Empire , led by Emperor Rockseia XII. In a final act of desperation, the leader of Jillucia releases eight mystical Liabe seeds into space. According to legend, these seeds will find eight brave warriors destined to save the planet.
The film's popularity led to a spin-off TV series titled (or San Ku Kai ), which aired from 1978 to 1979.
Estimated between $5 and $6 million USD , making it the most expensive Japanese production at the time.
While often dismissed as a Star Wars "rip-off," the film is praised by cult cinema fans for its energy and unique visual flair, such as space-faring sailing ships and bizarre villain designs. It is a reimagining of the 19th-century Japanese epic Nansō Satomi Hakkenden (The Eight Dog Chronicles), which adds a layer of classical mythology to the sci-fi setting. Spin-offs
Check out the original 1978 Japanese trailer to see the film's ambitious scale and unique space opera designs: MESSAGE FROM SPACE Original 1978 Japanese "Story" trailer Eurekaentertainment YouTube• Jul 11, 2024