Space Battleship Yamato

Épisode 1 - SOS Earth! Revive Space Battleship Yamato!

6 octobre 1974 - 4.3/5

Earth is losing to a superior foe, as the very survival of the planet lies within a message from a distant galax

Épisode 2 - The Opening Gun! Space Battleship Yamato Starts!

13 octobre 1974 - 4.3/5

The hope of the Earth lies within an old battleship found at the bottom of what used to be the Great Eastern Sea.

Épisode 3 - Yamato Launch! The Challenge of 296,000 Light Years!

20 octobre 1974 - 4.3/5

The Earth Defense force mission is clear - take the newly rebuilt Yamato 148,000 light years to the planet Iscandar, to retrieve a machine called the Cosmo-Cleaner D which will save Earth from its irradiated state. But will the Gamilas stop them?

Épisode 4 - World of Wonder! Yamato Leaps Past Light!

27 octobre 1974 - 4.3/5

The Yamato tests out the Wave Motion Engine's warp capabilities, which will allow them to travel 148,000 light years to Iscandar and back in one year. But will the Gamilas stop them?

Épisode 5 - Escape the Floating Continent! Crisis Calls the Wave-Motion Gun!

3 novembre 1974 - 4.3/5

The Yamato is trapped by Jupiter's gravity.

Épisode 6 - Space Destroyer Yukikaze Sleeps in the Ice Field

10 novembre 1974 - 4.5/5

The Yamato searches Saturn's moon, Titan, for a rare mineral.

Épisode 7 - Yamato Sinks! Fateful Battle to Destroy the Enemy Stronghold!

17 novembre 1974 - 4.5/5

The Yamato faces disaster on the planet Pluto.

Épisode 8 - Yamato Braves Death! Destroy the Reflex Gun!

24 novembre 1974 - 4.3/5

The Yamato destroys the reflective satellite

Épisode 9 - Revolving Defense! Asteroid Belt!

1 décembre 1974 - 4.3/5

Limping along, the Yamato comes up with a new defensive strategy.

Épisode 10 - Farewell, Solar System! From the Galaxy, with Love!

8 décembre 1974 - 4.5/5

The Yamato says goodbye to their families before leaving the solar system.

Épisode 11 - Resolution! Break Through the Gamilons' Absolute Defense Line!

15 décembre 1974 - 4.3/5

Gamilas Supreme Commander Desslar unveils a trap that will destroy the Yamato: space mines. But these mines have a sinister function..

Épisode 12 - Certain Death! The Wishing Star of Orion, Hell-Star!

22 décembre 1974 - 4.5/5

Dessler prepares another trap for the Yamato: an energy net that captures them. The only way out is in the direction of a massive sun, as a huge secret is revealed that might affect the crew.

Épisode 13 - Hurry, Yamato! Earth is Suffering!

29 décembre 1974 - 4.3/5

A Gamilas pilot is captured and the Yamato interrogates him, as Kodai personal tragedy comes into play.

Épisode 14 - The Galaxy's Ordeal! The Year 2200 Advances!

5 janvier 1975 - 4.3/5

Tensions mount on the Yamato as she is trapped in a space storm.

Épisode 15 - Desperate Escape! The Galaxy's Different Dimension

12 janvier 1975 - 4.5/5

Desslar commissions Gamilas General and war hero Domel to defeat the Yamato. The Yamato travels near a galactic whirlpool, but as assist from afar saves their mission.

Épisode 16 - Planet Beeland, Underground Prison of Condemned Criminals

19 janvier 1975 - 4.3/5

Analyzer and Yuki fly down to a planet looking for food for the crew, but are captured by the inhabitants. Analyzer reveals a secret to Yuki that will change both of them.

Épisode 17 - Charge! Balanosaurus Special Attack Group!

26 janvier 1975 - 4/5

Gale, the general Domel replaced on Balan, devises a plan to destroy the Yamato. Captain Okita is critically ill, and Kodai steps into action.

Épisode 18 - Floating Fortress Island! Two Men Brave Death!

2 février 1975 - 4.3/5

The Yamato comes across a Gamilas fortress that emits Magnetron waves, which set vibrations into metals and rips them apart. Kodai and Sanada board the fortress using a new seamless plane that Sanada created. They destroy the base, and the Yamato flies on.

Épisode 19 - Homesickness of Space! My Mother's Tears Are My Tears!

9 février 1975 - 4/5

Chief Communcations Officer Aihara is worried about conditions on Earth. But what does he know that the crew doesn't?

Épisode 20 - The Day Planet Balan's Sun Fell!

16 février 1975 - 4.3/5

The Yamato reaches planet Balan, the halfway point in their mission to Iscandar. But Domel is waiting on his base there, and springs a trap that might destroy both the Yamato AND the base...

Épisode 21 - Tödliche Herausforderung der Domel Flotte!

23 février 1975 - 4.3/5

Gamilas General Domel, pardoned for his failure at Balan, challenges the Yamato to one final battle.

Épisode 22 - Decisive Battle! Fight for Honor at the Rainbow Star Group!

2 mars 1975 - 4/5

The Yamato battles Domel for the last time.

Épisode 23 - Finally Arrived! Crest of the Magellanic Cloud's Wave!

9 mars 1975 - 4.3/5

The Yamto finally arrives at the Magellanic Cloud and "Iscandar," but have they found their hope for survival or their enemy's haven?

Épisode 24 - Death Struggle! God, Weep for the Gamilons!

16 mars 1975 - 4/5

The Yamato fights on Gamilas, as the Yamato survival depends on wiping out an entire civilization.

Épisode 25 - Iscandar! A Dying Planet of Love!

23 mars 1975 - 4/5

The Yamato finally arrives at Iscandar.

Épisode 26 - Earth! Yamato Returns!

30 mars 1975 - 4.3/5

The Yamato returns Hhme! With the Cosmo Cleaner D, they are ready to save Earth. But one final battle may cost them a crew member closest to Kodai.

Épisode 27 - Space Battleship Yamato: The Movie

6 août 1977 - 5/5

When vile aliens known as the Gamilons wreak nuclear havoc on Earth, a group of survivors refit the Japanese battleship Yamato for intergalactic travel and set off on a mission to retrieve a neutralizer that will eradicate the radiation from Earth's atmosphere. (ANN) This is a condensed retelling of the first season

Épisode 1 - 2201: The Yamato Returns!

14 octobre 1978 - 4/5

The year is 2201, one year after the Star Force returned to Earth with the CosmoDNA which removed the Gamilon radioactive pollution that was threatening all life on the planet. The Comet Empire prepares to begin its assault on unsuspecting Earth. We learn that Desslok of Gamilon is still alive, and in league with the Comet Empire. Most of the Star Force crew members are now on Earth. The Argo (with Wildstar and Homer) is returning from remote patrol duty in the solar system. On the way back to Earth, the Argo receives an encoded message amidst a huge electromagnetic power surge. It is not yet known whether the surge was used to send the message, or to jam it, or for some other purpose. During the surge, the Argo is attacked by an unidentified squadron of fighter planes. With its radar damaged, the Argo has a near collision with the new Earth Defense flagship, Andromeda, which refuses to give up its flight path for the incoming Argo. The two ships scape by each other, and the Argo lands on Earth.

Épisode 2 - The Comet Appears; Remodeling the Yamato!

21 octobre 1978 - 4/5

Sandor and Wildstar visit the new shipyards, and discuss many of the new tech improvements going into Earth's new fleet. The Andromeda and other ships have skeleton crews, with most of the central systems controlled by computer. Sandor laments this since he believes that "we must keep control of the machines we create. If we don't, we're doomed." (see episode 1-18). There are improvements for the Argo too: New shock cannons that have an increased range (150% of the original); and, a time radar that is capable to detecting past events in space. Sandor demonstrates it for Wildstar by showing Chief Engineer Orion urinating against a ship-yard wall. Must be getting old, that one. But, all the improvements are not welcome. Sandor reveals to Wildstar that Earth Defense Committee wants the Argo to be adapted to the same kind of computer control system a la Andromeda. Derek flies into a rage and storms off to the Commander's office in protest. He urges, "The Argo's heart and blood is the Star Force. It's people, not machinery!" While pleading his case to the Commander, as if in symmetry to the recent power surge, there is a power blackout over most of Earth, which is an attempt by the new enemy to soften up Earth defenses. During the outage, Wildstar spots an alien spy plane (a horseshoe crab-shaped bomber) flying over the darkened city. Sandor notices a huge comet in the distant sky heading towards Earth. He and Wildstar analyse the radio message received during the power surge but can only determine that it must be "in some unknown language."

Épisode 3 - Earth's Crisis Awakens the Yamato!

28 octobre 1978 - 4/5

Wildstar and Nova visit the remains of one of the underground cities that Earth used when it had been devastated by Gamilon radiation. Wildstar fears that the new threat could make them necessary again, and knows the the EDF government will not act quickly enough. The encoded message received during the power surge is analysed and determined to be a jammed distress call from outside the solar system -- originating somewhere in the same area as the approaching comet (the issue of it being in some "unknown language" seems to have gone away). But the Earth Defense Committee refuses to take action or to take the possibility of a new threat seriously. Wildstar assembles the old Star Force crew in front of Captain Avatar's memorial statue (Heroes' Hill), and proposes a renegade mission to seek out the new threat.

Épisode 4 - Blast Off to the Unknown!

4 novembre 1978 - 4/5

Against the wishes of Earth government, the old Star Force is reassembled to answer the distress message that Sandor received. Derek Wildstar summons Dr Sane to join them, telling him not to inform Nova. Nova, however, is keen to what is going on and insists she come along. On their way to the Argo's undersea dock site, they pass the Hero's Hill monument once again, where they encounter Mark Venture. Resigned to the apparent fact that Venture is not joining them on their mutinous journey, Wildstar prepares to take the Argo through the water locks. But, just as he gives the orders, Mark Venture arrives on the bridge to take over. "Boy, Venture, you sure had me worried." They take off from the undersea dock against orders, dodging magnetic missiles, and destroying a battle satellite in the process.

Épisode 5 - Open Main Guns! Target: Yamato!

11 novembre 1978 - 4/5

Captain Gideon of the Andromeda goes after the Star Force in the Mars-Jupiter asteroid belt, but, like the EDF Commander, decides that their determination and their mission is honourable. He allows them to slip past and reports to the EDC that he merely could not locate the renegades.

Épisode 6 - Heavy Fighting! The Space Marines!

18 novembre 1978 - 4/5

The forces from the Comet Empire attack the 11th planet, Brumas, and the Star Force picks up the Space Marines, including their leader, the obnoxious Sgt. Knox. With the enemy threat established, the Earth Defense Commander rescends the warrant for the Star Force, and orders them to seek out information on the threat.

Épisode 7 - Counter-Attack! The Invisible Space Submarine!

25 novembre 1978 - 4/5

The Star Force is attacked by a fleet of Comet Empire stealth sub-space submarines. Knox begins to resent Wildstar's authority, and unrest grows among the ranks of the Space Marines.

Épisode 8 - Space Storm! Escape is Impossible!

2 décembre 1978 - 4/5

It is discovered that the encoded distress signal originated from a mysterious woman named Treleina of Telezart, a planet on the extreme edge of the galaxy, about 40,000 light years from Earth.

Épisode 9 - Charge! Destroy the Yamato!

9 décembre 1978 - 4/5

A Comet Empire pilot, Mazor, is captured and interrogated (mild torture). After getting his guard, Dr Sane, drunk on soy bean milk (not a difficult task, considering that it's really sake wine), he escapes. But, turned away by his own fleet, he rams the Star Force in a foolish attempt to regain his honor. Earth learns that, except for the green skin and uncontrollable eye-brows, the Comet Empire race is quite human.

Épisode 10 - Crisis Relief! The Roar of the Wave-Motion Gun

16 décembre 1978 - 4/5

Leader Desslok has been assigned the task of defeating the Star Force. But, Princess Invidia, ever jealous of Desslok, has convinced her father to send General Torbuck to "aid Desslok... and to watch him." Torbuck, feeling over-confident, decides to show Desslok up by defeating the Star Force by himself. He ambushes the Star Force as it passes through a large cloud of meteors. The magnetic fields in the meteor cloud drain the Argo's energy systems, leaving it vulnerable to Torbuck's waiting fleet. Treleina attempts to contact the Star Force to warn them, but Torbuck jams her transmission. However, Desslok cancels out Torbuck's signal. Sandor employs the asteroid ring defense system used on the mission to Iscandar. This time, he has provided the polarizing units with an energy field that absorbs the energy from the incoming fire they deflect, and redirects it back to the Argo in a useable form. With the energy boost, the Star Force manages to fire the Wave Motion Gun at the on-coming antimatter missles, thus, to Desslok's amusement, destroying the missles and Torbuck's fleet. Mark Venture begins to develop a long-distance crush on the mysterious Treleina.

Épisode 11 - Leader Desslok, the Vengeful Demon!

23 décembre 1978 - 4/5

Starflies are cute spaceborn organisms that glow like fireflies. To gain favour with Desslok, Gamilon General Garrot devises a plan to loose a swarm of starflies, infected with a metal-corrosive bacteria, on the Star Force. Thinking them cute, Star Force personnel take the starfly bait, even after the bridge crew observes Gamilon ships on the time radar dumping starflies into space. The starflies get loose, and get into the Argo's systems, resulting in system-wide electrical failure. The Gamilon carrier then moves in to attack. Desslok calls to reveal himself to the Star Force, who are surprised to no end to learn that Desslok is still around. But, Sandor and Roister manage to repair the ship's systems in time to fend off the Gamilon carrier. The starfly swarm has managed to infest the carrier as well, making it defenseless and forcing its retreat.

Épisode 12 - Will the Yamato Perish in the Hollow Planetoid?

30 décembre 1978 - 4/5

The Star Force spots a conspicuous-looking hollow asteroid, and decides that it would make for a natural repair dock in which they might repair the damage from the starflies. In reality, it is a Gamilon trap (of course), lined with electromagnetic force-fields. Upon entry, the Argo is stuck. Desslok's fleet moves in to destroy the Star Force with the Desslok Cannon. But Desslok's countdown is critically delayed by a phone call from Princess Invidia, and the Star Force manages to propel itself out of the force-field with the recoil force of the Wave Motion gun -- just in time. Invidia orders Desslok back before he can pursue the Argo. She waits to arrest him on false charges, fearing his designs on the Comet Empire throne. The Star Force arives at Telezart.

Épisode 13 - Fierce Attack! The Telezart Landing Operation!

6 janvier 1979 - 4/5

The Star Force finally arrives at its destination - the devastated planet Telezart, and are greeted by an apparition of Treleina. They descend to the surface of the planet and fight a land battle with the Comet Empire tanks let by General Scorch. Fearing that Desslok has eyes for the Imperial throne, and that Prince Zordar has taken a liking to him, General Dire and Princess Invidia conspire to turn Prince Zordar against Desslok. Note: This episode formally ties a lot of plot lines together, as it fully reveals the palace conspiracy that is driving the interdynamics of the non-Earther characters. Dire and Invidia's lengthy conspiracy dialogue shows just how sophisticated Star Blazers can be in general.

Épisode 14 - Counterstrike! The Discovery of Trelaina!

13 janvier 1979 - 4/5

The ground war is won and Wildstar, Sandor, Knox, and IQ-9 finally go to meet Treleina, under the ruins of her hollow planet. In the Star Force's herbatarium, Nova picks flowers for Derek to give to Treleina. Back on the Comet Empire, Invidia blames the loss of Scorch's forces on Desslok's alledged retreat, in hopes of souring Prince Zordar's respect for him.

Épisode 15 - Trelaina: The Beginning of Love

20 janvier 1979 - 4/5

Mark Venture flies down to the surface to meet Trelaina. She explains the danger of the Comet Empire and reveals her god-like power which had once destroyed all other life on her planet. She has sworn "never to use that power again to take anyone's life. Never again." Mark begs Treleina to help Earth fight the Comet Empire. But she declares that she must stay behind with her planet even though the Comet Empire is on a collision course with it.

Épisode 16 - Trelaina: Farewell to Love!

27 janvier 1979 - 4/5

The Star Force prepares to leave Telezart. Mark Venture tries to stay behind. To get him back to the Argo, Treleina agrees to come with the Star Force. But, once Mark is safe onboard, Treleina jumps ship, literally floating back down to Telezart. She leaves a message for Mark explaining her deception and confessing her love for him. She agrees to stand up to the Comet Empire, and stands at Telezart's surface as the Argo pulls away.

Épisode 17 - Telezart -- Disperse into Space!

3 février 1979 - 4/5

The Star Force is nearly out of Telezart's system when the Comet Empire reaches it. Treleina finally makes contact with Prince Zordar, challenging his philosophy of subjugation. Ironically, Zordar's reasons for his campaign do reflect a common state in humanity -- complacancy and laziness. Nevertheless, Treleina rejects his rationale, and turns her entire planet into anti-matter, causing a magnificent explosion into which the Comet Empire plunges at full speed. The Empire eventually emerges from the explosion severely damaged and unable to continue its course to Earth for some time. No trace of Treleina or Telezart is left. Venture is emotionally crushed. Treleina is presumable dead.

Épisode 18 - The Decisive Battle! All Ships, Combat-Ready!

10 février 1979 - 4/5

Despite its setback, the Comet Empire orders its fleets, under the combined command of General Bleak, to gather for full and immediate attack. Captain Gideon, realizing the urgency of the situation, overrides the Earth Defense Committee and calls in all Earth defense forces to rendezvous at Titan. Meanwhile, Princess Invidia knows that she must have Desslok killed before he can talk to Zordar. She arrives to lead him out of his prison cell whereupon she plans to have him shot for trying to escape. But, the perceptive Desslok has already forseen this, and has made real plans to escape. Leaving the cell, he takes Invidia hostage, and ushers her to Talan's awaiting air car. They dump Invidia at the runway and, with skillful piloting, escape the Comet Empire fortress. Prince Zordar realises he was deceived regarding Desslok, and grants him his flagship in return. The Argo warps to join the Earth fleet.

Épisode 19 - Yamato -- Collision in Warp!

17 février 1979 - 4/5

Nearing the edge of our solar system, the Star Force completes a space warp from which re-materializes right on top of a Comet Empire recon plane (no apparent damage to the Argo). The Star Force passes planet Brumas again on its way back to rejoin the Earth fleet. Despite Wildstar's objections, the Argo's return is delayed while Sgt. Knox is allowed to hold services for the friends he lost on Brumas when it fell to the Comet Empire. While there, he and IQ-9 discover that Brumas has been turned into an enemy ordinance base with lots of missiles. A Comet Empire advance fleet bears down on the Argo. The Star Force destroys the base and the fleet with the Wave Motion Gun.

Épisode 20 - Yamato -- A Daring Surprise Attack!

24 février 1979 - 4/5

This is perhaps one of the most favoured episodes amongst Star Blazers fans. Star Force reaches Earth's solar system and joins the EDF fleet. Captain Gideon commissions the Star Force to lead Gideon's carrier fleet in a surprise attack on the Comet Empire's own advance carrier fleet near Saturn. Thus, this episode gets its title. Sandor and IQ-9 takes a short recon flight to Phoebus, Saturn's 10th moon, to locate the enemy's fleet. The fleet is ambushed and defeated by an Earth carrier fleet led by the Argo. This episode features a really swinging version of the Yamato main theme (often called the "Disco Yamato Theme") played as the EDF squadrons launch.

Épisode 21 - Courage: The Death of Captain Gideon!

3 mars 1979 - 4/5

The Comet Empire main fleet makes their final stand at Saturn. General Bleak's Magna Flame gun manages to destroy a sizeable chunk of the Earth fleet. Earth's remaining forces retreat to Saturn's ice rings wherein they ambush the Comet Empire forces. The Argo, late to join Captain Gideon's fleet, is not able to participate the the main battle but sends fighter squadrons. After defeating the Comet Empire fleet, the combined force of all the Wave-Motion Guns in Earth's fleet succeeds in disabling the plasma vortex that enshrouds the Comet Empire fortress. But, the secondary plasma shield that covers the upper half of the fortress remains operational, and the Comet Empire's main belt guns manage to wipe out the entire EDF fleet. Captain Gideon and his Andromeda crash headlong into the Comet's plasma vortex but not before radioing a message to the Star Force that they should attack from the bottom. Note: This episode features the really grooving version of the Comet Empire theme, as Bleak's fleet plunges into the heart of the Earth Defense forces.

Épisode 22 - Yamato, Fight to the Last!

10 mars 1979 - 4/5

The Star Force retreats to Ganymede for repairs, and the Comet Empire rejects Earth's attempt at negotiation by blasting the moon into a molten state. Note: Just how much of the moon is blasted is uncertain. It is still in the sky later during the movie, Be Forever Yamato.

Épisode 23 - The Destined Showdown!

17 mars 1979 - 4/5

The Star Force leaves Ganymede to defend Earth, but is again attacked by Desslok. Almost regretfully, Derek Wildstar gives the order to fire the Wave Motion Gun at Desslok's fleet. But, the clever Gamilon uses his SMITE teleportation device to position space mines around the Argo's bow... threatening certain detonation if the Wave Gun is fired. Just as Desslok fires his Desslok Cannon at the Argo, the Star Force performs a small space warp, and ends up ramming into Desslok's own ship -- in perfect symmetry of the actions of Desslok in the last episode of TV Season 1. The Star Force invades Desslok's ship for a hand-to-hand fight. During the boarding, Nova and Dr Sane watch helplessly as Venture is blown into space by an explosion. Both ships are rendered inoperable, and the ever-practical General Talan convinces Desslok that he has effectively won, and should abandon the ship. Reluctantly, the Gamilon Leader agrees. Turning to leave, Desslok finds Windstar facing him on his bridge. The Comet Empire lands in the Great Eastern Sea (off the coast of Japan) on Earth.

Épisode 24 - Life and Death Struggle! Two Brave Men!

24 mars 1979 - 4/5

Wildstar, badly injured, reaches Desslok's command bridge. At the moment of the inevitable pistol duel, Derek faints and Nova rushes in to catch him. Seeing Derek and Nova's devotion to Earth and themselves, Desslok sees his own nobility. He laments the futility of his battle and vows never to fight (Earth) again. Echoing the advice of Captain Gideon, Desslok tells Nova the secret of how to defeat the Comet Empire from it's bottom side... and simply leaves. We learn that Treleina still lives, and rescues Venture floating dead in space. The Star Force pulls free of the wreck of Desslok's flagship and prepares what meager assortment of weaponry it has left for the final, undersea assault on the Comet Empire.

Épisode 25 - Strategic Invasion of the Imperial City!

31 mars 1979 - 4/5

Just as Earth officials are leaving to sign the surrender agreement, the Star Force begins its surprise undersea torpedo attack. They roust the fortress aloft. After a frantic fighter battle above Earth, in which we later learn that pilot Hardy has died, a desparate invasion task force -- Wildstar, Sandor, Conroy, Knox, et al. -- penetrates the Comet Empire through openings in the bottom side. Sandor's bionic leg is blown off the ensuing shoot-out. Sgt. Knox manages to reach the Comet Empire energy centre. He tells Wildstar and Sandor to return to the Argo, and that he will follow. Once they are outside the Comet Empire, Knox manually sets off the small hydrogen bombs that destroy the energy center (and actually Knox too, though English dialogue denies this). The Star Force launches one, final, all-out barrage against the powerless Gatlantis fortress. The rubble churns into fire. When victory is thought won, a deadly black ship, Zordar's dreadnaught, rises from the ruins. Zordar threatens to leave Invidia and General Dire behind in the exploding fortress for all their meddling (actually, in the Japanese version, he does!).

Épisode 26 - Be Forever, Yamato

7 avril 1979 - 4/5

Zordar's dreadnaught blasts the Argo, then begins to incinerate Earth with its giant plasma cannon. Many of the Star Force crew are killed in this attack (including Orion and Royster) though this is not shown in the American version. Wildstar orders the surviving crew to abandon ship. Dr. Sane's line is, "We have 18 wounded, Wildstar, including Sandor. We're all ready to evacuate them in the rescue ships..." -- Sane This subtly suggests that there are 18 surviving (which happens to be the exact number of crewmembers surviving in the Arrivederci Yamato movie). Wildstar tricks Sane, locks out the controls for the rescue ship, and secretly stays behind intent on driving the Argo into Zordar's ship. Nova appears, apparently realizing what he is planning. Subtle English dialogue indicates that Wildstar plans to jump ship just before the impact, but this is not really so. He plans to go down with the ship, and Nova's unexpected presence does not seem to deter him. Wildstar admits his desire to marry Nova. The two sit down in the Captain's command console (a second chair having mysteriously appeared), and set the Argo on its final mission. The Argo, battered and nearly inoperable, slowly returns to Earth.

Épisode 27 - Space Battleship Yamato: The New Voyage

31 juillet 1979 - 5/5

After the battle with the White Comet Empire, Yamato returns to Earth for repairs and gains some new crew members. Desler returns to his home planet to pay a final tribute but finds the fleet of the Black Nebula Empire stripmining the planet for ore. With the Black Nebula Empire targetting Iscandar next, Desler engages the help of Kodai and the Yamato crew to save Queen Starscha

Épisode 1 - The Solar System is Destroyed

11 octobre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 2 - Great Battle on the Milky Way

18 octobre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 3 - Star Forces Embarks at Dawn

25 octobre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 4 - Shoot for Planet Mars

1 novembre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 5 - S.O.S. Legendra!

8 novembre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 6 - Great Battle Near Planet Brumas

15 novembre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 7 - The Rough Seas of Alpha Centauri

22 novembre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 8 - The Last Pioneer

29 novembre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 9 - Battle at Barnard Star

6 décembre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 10 - Dagon's New Fleet Counter-Attacks

13 décembre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 11 - Yamato Faces Danger at Cygnus

20 décembre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 12 - Stellar Prison Camp

27 décembre 1980 - 4/5

Épisode 13 - Dreadful Bolar Federation

3 janvier 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 14 - Subspace Submarine Captain Galman Wolf

10 janvier 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 15 - Yamato's Captured!

17 janvier 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 16 - Festive Day for Desslok

24 janvier 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 17 - Desslok's Empire in a Crisis

31 janvier 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 18 - The Angry Sun

14 février 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 19 - On the Way to Planet Phantom

21 février 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 20 - The Planet of Illusions

28 février 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 21 - Lost Hope

7 mars 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 22 - Farewell Planet Phantom

14 mars 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 23 - Battle at the Scalageck Star Cruiser

21 mars 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 24 - Secret of Planet Guardiana

28 mars 1981 - 4/5

Épisode 25 - Yamato, Shoot That Sun!

4 avril 1981 - 4.3/5

Épisode 26 - Destruction of The Solar System

Épisode 27 - Final Yamato

19 mars 1983 - 5/5

The arrival of Aquarius, a watery world that will flood all of the Earth, threatens humanity. The Yamato must attempt to stop this travesty that has been arranged by the Dinguil, another race that has lost their homeworld to the same planet.