1. Galaxy Express 999: Clair of Glass
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Galaxy Express 999: Clair of Glass (Ginga Tetsudō 999 ~ Garasunokurea~) is a short film inspired by the third episode of the Galaxy Express 999 TV series. It was released 15 March 1980 at a Toei Manga Festival. The special adds more detail to the first half of episode three. In addition, Clair's original voice actress, Chiyoko Kawashima was replaced by Hiromi Ichiryuusai, who played her in the 1979 film. After leaving Mars, the Galaxy Express 999 heads off to its next destination. The Conductor
2. Galaxy Express 999: Glass no Clair (movie) - Anime News Network
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3. Ginga Tetsudou 999: Glass no Clair - MyAnimeList.net
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This short movie is a remake of the first half of episode 3 of Ginga Tetsudou 999.
4. Galaxy Express 999 Chapter 003
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Transparent Woman Glass Claire (Tōmei no jo, Garasunokurea) is the third chapter of the manga series Galaxy Express 999. It was first published on 28 February 1977 in Weekly Shonen King. Maetel takes Tetsuro to the 999’s engine room. He is surprised to see how technologically advanced it is, and Maetel says that the technology is from a lost alien civilization. The train operates without an engineer, instead using a computer. They go to the dining car as Maetel explains that they will passing t
5. Watch Ginga Tetsudou 999- Glass no Clair (1980) - video Dailymotion
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6. Galaxy Express 999 Episode 080
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The Pirate of Time Castle - Part Two (Jikan-jō no Kaizoku Kō-hen) is the eightieth episode of the animated series Galaxy Express 999. It premiered on 10 July 1980 on Fuji TV. Tetsuro returns to the bar to find the location of the Time Castle (and Maetel) and once again is rescued by the cloaked man. Tetsuro rides a motorbike to the Time Castle, but is stopped along the way by some soldiers who are led by Leryuz. At the Time Castle, Tetsuro finds Maetel confronting Captain Harlock himself. Harloc
7. SFE: Galaxy Express 999 - SF Encyclopedia
Mar 28, 2022 · ... no yō ni aiseru ka!!), as well as the short film Claire of Glass (1980; original title Ginga tetsudō Surī-Nain: Garasu no Kurea). Much later ...
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8. Forum - View topic Captain Harlock & Galaxy Express 999; where to start?
Mar 19, 2013 · Normally they wouldn't, but it's just a bit of manga-artist ego. Apart from the movie crossovers, there's no real connection, although it's ...
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9. Galaxy Express 999 (Manga) - TV Tropes
Maetel Legend, a prequel to the original series (but not the films, which take place in a different continuity), was released in 2000 as a two-part OVA. Space ...
Originally serialized in Weekly Shonen King (and later Shonen Big Comic) from 1977 to 1981, Galaxy Express 999 (pronounced "Galaxy Express Three-Nine") is part of Leiji Matsumoto's larger universe. The story centers on Tetsuro Hoshino, an …
10. Galaxy Express 999 Episode 038
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The Empire of the Cowardly Elder (Hikyoumono no Chourou Teikoku) is the thirty-eighth episode of the animated series Galaxy Express 999. It premiered on 21 June 1979 on Fuji TV. The 999 is damaged and is forced to land on the Elder Planet. Maetel, Tetsuro and the Conductor are forced to travel underground where they meet President Delmukade. Delmukade's son Paschal arrives, and reveals that Delmukade is the only person living on this planet. When a warship arrives to retrieve the passengers, Del
11. Galaxy Express 999 (TV) Review - SpaceWhales Anime Blog
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“The journey of Galaxy Express 999 uses the sheer length of the series to leave a genuinely important impact on its main character”
12. Galaxy Express 999: The Movie 4K Remaster Review - Medium
Nov 22, 2023 · The grand total of Leiji Matsumoto's manga currently in print in English (not including the more recent Harlock series illustrated by someone ...
Galaxy Express 999 would have been 10-year-old me’s absolute favourite movie ever, if I’d had the chance as a kid to see it. As a UK-based…
13. Galaxy Express 999 (Anime) - aniSearch.com
Information about the anime Galaxy Express 999 (Ginga Tetsudou 999) from studio Toei Animation Co., Ltd ... Movie, 1 (1980)Ginga Tetsudou 999: Glass no ClairToei ...
Information about the anime Galaxy Express 999 (Ginga Tetsudou 999) from studio Toei Animation Co., Ltd. with the main genre Adventure
14. Galaxy Express 999 Episode 101
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Planet of Eternally Pursued Dreams (Eien no Yumeoi Hoshi) is the one-hundred and first episode of the animated series Galaxy Express 999. It premiered on 25 December 1980 on Fuji TV. The 999 arrives on a planet, a dream chasing planet, where even occupational freedom does not exist due to the rationalist government that is blind to all science. Tetsuro meet Aron, a young man who dreams of being a manga artist. However, Aaron, who comes to a second-hand bookstore in search of a lost book, is susp
15. Galaxy Express 999: The Movie (1979) - Letterboxd
"Being human means you have to die, whether you've lived out your dreams or not." The passage of time, like a train through space. Tetsuro Hoshino lost his ...
In the future, one can achieve immortality by obtaining a mechanized body. Orphaned, young Tetsuro hitches a ride on the space train Galaxy Express 999 in the hope of obtaining a cyborg body to avenge his mother's death. Along the way, he meets Maetel, who is the spitting image of his dead mother.
16. Galaxy Express 999 - MIT
Looking out their windows, they see the tanks asleep, and quiet reigns again over the planet of El Alamein. War, Tetsuro realizes, would not happen without ...
New Series The magazine Big Gold began producing a new Galaxy Express 999 series in 1996 (or 1997). It's like a merging of all of Matsumoto's major works, from Harlock (Albator) to Yamato (Starblazers)! More info here, with links to official sites.
17. Galaxy Express 999 - An Analogy is a Signpost
Jul 16, 2013 · But by not dying, they're also not living. He's marked by a traumatic memory from his past in which robots, including Count Mecha, hunted down ...
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen this. I believe I was 12 when I first saw Galaxy Express 999, back when the Sci-Fi channel showed something remotely interesting. Fresh into my Sai…
