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Galaxy Express 999: Eternal Traveler Emeraldas
A remake of episode 22 of the TV series, the 999 is attacked by the pirate ship Queen Emeraldas, which forces the train to a pirate planet. There Tetsuro and Maetel are captured by the pirate Emeraldas, a caped woman who seeks to switch her body with Maetel's.
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A remake of episode 22 of the TV series, the 999 is attacked by the pirate ship Queen Emeraldas, which forces the train to a pirate planet. There Tetsuro and Maetel are captured by the pirate Emeraldas, a caped woman who seeks to switch her body with Maetel's.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Animation
Written By:Leiji Matsumoto
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Toei Animation
Cast
Nobutaka Nishizawa, Rintaro
Director
Masako Ikeda
Maetel (voice)
Reiko Tajima
Emeraldas (voice)
Masako Nozawa
Tetsurou Hoshino (voice)
Kaneta Kimotsuki
The Conductor (voice)
Hitoshi Takagi
Narrator
Banjo Ginga
Doctor Ban (voice)
Kazuko Matsuzawa
Black Mask C (voice)
Koji Totani
C62-50 (voice)
Nana Yamaguchi
Black Mask A (voice)
Yuri Kobayashi
Black Mask B (voice)
Koji Yada
Captain (voice)
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