Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honneamise 4K Remaster Memorial Box

If we stop here, what does that make us? I am still going. Even if it kills me, I will get up there!

In 1987, the young production collective GAINAX accomplished its first feature-length animated film. Thirty-five years later, it returns in a 4K remaster with HDR. GAINAX's first production receives the 4K remaster long awaited by fans for its thirty-fifth anniversary, with revival screenings beginning October 28, 2022 and a release on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray.

The video supplements include the pilot film with the Orera Uchu no Pilot audio version, appearing on home video for the first time. The BGM collection previously available only on LaserDisc and the documentary file first released in 1987 are also brought back in this memorial edition.

Story: Shirotsugh Lhadatt is a soldier in the Royal Space Force, an army that does not fight. Despite its thirty-year history, the Space Force has been abandoned by the government and can no longer reliably send even a satellite into space, let alone a human being. Shirotsugh's dreams of space have gradually faded, and he skips training whenever he likes. One day in town he encounters a mysterious young woman, Riquinni, who preaches God's teachings, and his destiny changes. Undeterred by opposition from his fellow soldiers, Shirotsugh volunteers to become a space pilot. A spaceflight programme to restore the Royal Space Force's prestige and honour begins.

Memorial box: the same completefilm on a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray and on a standard Blu-ray, plus a Blu-ray containingsupplements. A specially produced 16-page booklet is enclosed. Theedition total is 120 + 120 +; the film itself islong.

Bonus Blu-ray contents: Pilot film, Type A, with Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg audio and synthesizer performance by Kenji Kawai; Type B, with Orera Uchu no Pilot from Godzilla Legend III, a song from the film Gorath, included for the first time; and the retake version with Type A audio. Document File: documentary footage of production and interviews with GAINAX staff. Excerpts from the 1987 VHS release Honneamise no Tsubasa: Royal Space Force Document File, catalogue, are included for the first time, upconverted from surviving materials. The 1987 theatrical teaser. Footage not included in the feature, upconverted from the standard-definition version. The BGM collection, 2022 version, presenting music alongside numerous image boards. This re-edits the collection from the LaserDisc memorial box, replacing some visual materials while retaining the collection's musical content. Booklet digital archive: still-image presentations of booklets enclosed with earlier releases, including LaserDiscs and; DVDs and; and Blu-ray. The 4K remaster trailer; the television commercial announcing the 4K remaster screenings; the television commercial announcing this memorial box; staff credits for the renewed-sound version; and staff and cast credits for the English-dubbed version.

Japanese animated theatrical film

An Ultra HD Blu-ray-compatible playback environment is required for the UHD disc.