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Ranked #2207
Five Star Stories

Five Star Stories

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Five Star Monogatari, The Five Star Stories Movie
Japanese: ファイブスター物語

Information

Type: Movie
Episodes: 1
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Mar 11, 1989
Producers: Sunrise, ADV Films
Duration: 1 hr. 6 min.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
L represents licensing company

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Score: 6.971 (scored by 379 users)
Ranked: #22072
Popularity: #2273
Members: 680
Favorites: 2
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Synopsis

Amaterasu is the god of light, the future emperor of the Joker Star System. Under the guise of young mecha conceptor Ladios Sopp, he is compelled by an old friend, Dr Ballanche, to save his two latest Fatimas Lachesis and Clotho. And so began the stories of the Joker System, as well as Amaterasu's love for Lachesis. (Source: ANN)

Related Anime

Adaptation: Five Star Stories

Characters & Voice Actors

Bewlard, Vord
Bewlard, Vord
Main
Wakamoto, Norio
Japanese
Wakamoto, Norio
Sopp, Ladios
Sopp, Ladios
Main
Horikawa, Ryo
Japanese
Horikawa, Ryo

Staff

Yamazaki, Kazuo
Director
Urushihara, Satoshi
Key Animation
Nagano, Mamoru
Original Creator


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Aug 4, 2009
CatiaNunes
excuse the translation errors

"We weave the web of life and death, braid the skein of destiny, for any mortal extend a golden thread starting from the Hall of the Moon. We signed the ends, East and West, North and South A final touch is given to Noon, a fold is sewn into the house of the Dawn, the work ends in the Hall-West of the Sun "... The patterns are the weavers of fate of all beings in the world and their names are: Lachesis, Clotho and Atropos represented in human life as beginning, middle and end. But what does this have to do with read more
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These two films hold similarities in being the beginnings to extremely long and complex stories that span lightyears and hundreds of characters. While LoGH aims for the more realistic depiction of war, FFS has a more flamboyant style and story, but remains just as broad in scope and detail. Both films also are relatively contemporary to each other, also both are more or less an hour long.
DYRL and FSS are similar in that they both sort of through you into the situation without a whole lot of backstory, it's probably assumed you should know what's going on already by having seen their previous adaptations. Both are mecha anime, although the focus isn't entirely on the robots but instead on the characters and their situations. Other than that, both feature great animation and coloring, and haven't aged that badly over time.

In addition, both are considering space operas and both are the beginnings to their much longer respective stories.

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Ending Theme

"Hitomi no Naka no Far Away" by Yoko Nagayama

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