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Big Wars
North American DVD Cover of Big Wars
Directed byIssei Kume, Toshifumi Takizawa
Production
company
Distributed byCentral Park Media
Release date
September 25, 1993 (1993-09-25)
Running time
75 minutes
CountryJapan
LanguageJapanese

Big Wars: Red Zone, Divine Annihilation (ビッグ・ウォーズ 神撃つ朱き荒野に, Biggu Wōzu: Kami Utsu Akaki Kōya ni) is a 1993 Japanese science fiction anime film. It was released in the United States by Central Park Media.

Plot

Set in the dawning of the 25th century, the earth has undergone changes and technology improved in leaps and bounds, with humanity now colonizing Mars. However, unknown to humanity, there is an ancient race of aliens known as 'The Gods' which have been patiently waiting and watching humanity's progress. They take action and try to halt man's progress into space with extreme force. Although humanity has some very advanced weaponry at their disposal such as highly advanced aircraft, orbital fighters and gigantic desert battleships full of the most amazing array of weapons, will it be enough to stop them? The aliens have impressive weapons of their own, including an unstoppable stealth carrier. Humanity's hope rests on the shoulders of Captain Akuh and the crew of the Battleship Aoba. They are to carry out a top-secret mission against the aliens which, if successful, could mean the end to the war.[1]

Cast

Japanese Cast

English Cast

  • B.H. O'Neill as Captain Akuh
  • Cynthia DeMoss as Dr. Lee
  • Dale Oliverio as Takeshi Hijikata
  • David Stuart as J. Dalton
  • Michael William as Yutaka Todoroki
  • Sharon Becker as Lt. Darsa Keligan
  • Barry Chiate as Colonel Coleman
  • Bob Heitman as Admiral Mikawa

References

  1. ^ Chapman, Paul Thomas (2012-02-13). "The Vault of Error: Big Wars". Otaku. Archived from the original on 2012-07-15. Retrieved 2012-06-22. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |deadurl= ignored (|url-status= suggested) (help)