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Jaianto Robo: The Animation - Chikyuu ga Seishi Suru Hi

Jaianto Robo: The Animation - Chikyuu ga Seishi Suru Hi

1992TV Mini SeriesTV-PG
AnimationActionComedyDramaFantasySci-Fi
7.9
IMDB Rating
552 votes

A super-hero organization battles a super-villain organization that is bent on destroying the world by using a recently discovered perfect source of energy named the Shizuma Drive, which powers the entire planet.

Director
N/A
Writers
N/A
Stars
Lex Lang, Michael Gregory, Joe Ochman
Release Date
July 22, 1992
Language
Japanese
Country
Japan
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Reviews
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🎭 Top Cast

Lex Lang
Lex Lang
as Additional Voices
Michael Gregory
Michael Gregory
as Additional Voices
Joe Ochman
Joe Ochman
as Additional Voices
Sean Kenin
Sean Kenin
as Additional Voices
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Barry Stigler
as Additional Voices
👤
Matt K. Miller
as Additional Voices
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David Thomas
as Additional Voices
R. Martin Klein
R. Martin Klein
as Additional Voices
Marvyn Byrkett
Marvyn Byrkett
as Additional Voices
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Steve McGowan
as Additional Voices

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio
1.33 : 1
Color
Color
Production
Amuse Studio, Bandai Visual Company, Bandai

🏷️ Keywords

superherosuperhero sci fisuper robotrobotremake

🎯 Categories

JapaneseAnimeHand-Drawn AnimationMechaSuperheroActionAnimationComedyDramaFantasy

⭐ Featured Review

Some cool stuff, with stretches of boredom
by Hanichi2003-07-21
6/10

"Giant Robo is like a casserole; some bits are incredibly tasty, and some bits you have to push to the side of the plate. I love most of the incidental characters, especially the bad guys. The scenes where members of the Experts of Justice are facing off against, members of the Magnificent Ten and Big Fire (even the names are cool) are well done. When Ivan the Terrible shoots across a room and his scar glows red, all you can say is "Wow!" Also, several of the non-fight scenes are very well directed, with a lot of atmosphere. There are multiple instances in each episode where one ..."

💡 Did You Know?

This miniseries was part of a trend in the 1990s where old anime was modernized for a new generation. However, unlike many other anime that were updated at the time, the creators decided to maintain a retro atmosphere with this one. The characters in it were designed in accordance with Mitsuteru Yokoyama's 1960s style, the vehicles in it were taken from the 20th century and reworked into a steam-punk story, and the mechanical designs in it combined high technology and old school engineering (exposed rivets and hidden weaponry). This set a trend for using the retro look in anime.

📖 Synopsis

A super-hero organization battles a super-villain organization that is bent on destroying the world by using a recently discovered perfect source of energy named the Shizuma Drive, which powers the entire planet.