Royal Space Force - The Wings Of Honneamise - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "Royal Space Force - The Wings Of Honneamise"

王立宇宙軍オネアミスの翼 (1987)

Timing: 2:1 (121 min)

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Actors and characters

Leo Morimoto

Character Shirotsugh Lhadatt (voice)

Mitsuki Yayoi

Character Riquinni Nonderaiko (voice)

Aya Murata

Character Manna Nonderaiko (voice)

Kazuyuki Sogabe

Character Marty Tohn (voice)

Masato Hirano

Character Kharock (voice)

Masahiro Anzai

Character Majaho (voice)

Bin Shimada

Character Yanaran (voice)

Hirotaka Suzuoki

Character Domorhot (voice)

Koji Totani

Character Tchallichammi (voice)

Yoshito Yasuhara

Character Nekkerout (voice)

Chikao Ohtsuka

Character Dr. Gnomm (voice)

What's left behind the scenes

The aircraft of the Kingdom of Honneamis closely resemble the experimental Kyushu J7W “Shinden” fighter, built in Japan during World War II.
The film was made over three years (1984-1987).
The film is the first work by a team from the «Gainax» studio, created specifically for this project. Prior to this, the studio's employees' experience was limited to technical participation in professional projects and amateur anime films.
The project was sponsored by the "Bandai" company (more precisely, its division—"Bandai Visual"). The company's president, Makoto Yamashina, uttered a landmark phrase for the history of anime regarding the film: "I didn't understand anything. Therefore, it's a wonderful film."
An entire alternative world was specifically developed for the film, primarily the state of Honneamiz: writing system, flag and coat of arms, uniforms, names, machine designs... The names turned out to be particularly strange, inadequately conveyed by either Japanese or Russian phonetics.
The aircraft of the Kingdom of Honneamis visually resemble the experimental Kyushu J7W Shinden fighter, built in Japan during World War II.
Studio Gainax was created specifically for this project. Before that, the studio staff's experience was limited to technical participation in professional projects and amateur anime films.
Makoto Yamashina, president of Bandai, which sponsored the project, said about the film: "I didn't understand anything. Therefore, it's a wonderful film."
Makoto Yamashina, president of Bandai, the company that sponsored the project, said about the film: “I didn’t understand anything. Therefore, it’s a wonderful film.”

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