BANDAI NAMCO Royal Space Force Wings Of Honneamise Memorial Box 4K HDR/2K Blu-ray (Import)

About Royal Space Force Wings of Honneamise Memorial Box 4K HDR/2K Blu-ray (Import)

*THIS DISC IS REGION FREE*

This imported edition of Royal Space Force Wings of Honneamise Memorial Box 4K HDR/2K Blu-ray contains a Special Booklet (16 pages) plus a Storyboard collection (10/04/1986 Version, 430 pages planned) and is the first feature-length animated film by renowned anime studio GAINAX, directed by Hiroyuki Yamaga. The film has been remastered in stunning 4K in honor of the legendary film’s 35th anniversary.

*The 4K disc is an Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc created for 4K viewing. It will require a special Ultra HD 4K Blu-ray player (will not play on a standard Blu-ray player.) For the complete experience you’ll need:

• 4K Ultra HD TV with High Dynamic Range
• HIGH-SPEED HDMI (CATEGORY 2 or higher) CABLE

 

Bandai Namco Filmworks Inc. describes the plot of the film as follows: “The Royal Space Force is established in Honnêamise – a fictional kingdom on a fictional planet. Although the force boasts 30 years of history, they haven’t been able to achieve solid results; people and the government have given up on them, seeing the force as a burden. Shirotsugh Lhadatt, the protagonist, is a member of the Royal Space Force, which far from their dreams have gone into idleness. One day, Shirotsugh meets Riqunni, a girl who preaches God’s word, and his destiny drastically changes, leading him to volunteer to be a space pilot…”

Prepare to witness the legendary film that revolutionized the anime industry, launched the careers of dozens of today’s animation superstars such as Hideaki Anno and Yoshiyuki Sadamoto of “Evangelion” and put Studio GAINAX forever on the map as one of Japan’s premiere production houses. Staggering animation, brilliant storytelling and a scope that goes beyond epic combine to produce an emotional powerhouse that will send your spirit flying towards the stars!

Special Features: an audio version of the Pilot Film never released on laser disc, a BGM collection accompanied with many Image Boards, as well the ‘Document File’, A documentary video containing production scenery and interviews with GAINAX staff released only in 1987