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New Getter Robot (新ゲッターロボ Shin Gettā Robo?) is an anime original video animation co-produced by Dynamic Planning and Bandai Visual. The series is a re-imagining of the 1970s manga Getter Robo, created by Go Nagai and Ken Ishikawa, that incorporates aspects of Japanese mythology like the Oni and Abe no Seimei.[1]

Plot[]

An alternate retelling of the Getter Robo story, it begins with Dr. Saotome, who seeks extraordinary men to pilot his invention - the Getter Robo. Many who have tried to pilot it have died, and his son, Tatsuhito, was seriously injured during a Getter battle. He finds three men to pilot the Getter Robo: Ryoma Nagare, Hayato Jin, and Benkei Musashibou. Now they must battle and destroy the Oni, mysterious creatures that appeared suddenly which happen to resemble the monsters from mythology.

Characters[]

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  • Ryoma Nagare (流竜馬 Nagare Ryōma?): The team leader. Strong, and trained martial arts in his father's footsteps. Pilots the Eagle Machine and Getter-1.
  • Hayato Jin (神隼人 Jin Hayato?): Both a terrorist and a genius, he pilots the Jaguar Machine and Getter-2.
  • Benkei Musashibo (武蔵坊弁慶 Musashibō Benkei?): A warrior monk named after the legendary Japanese hero of the same name in addition to Musashi Tomoe and Benkei Kuruma. Pilots the Bear Machine and Getter-3.
  • Professor Saotome (早乙女博士 Saotome hakase?): Inventor of the Getter Robo. Also pilots the Bear Machine during the second and third episodes, up until they recruit Benkei.
  • Michiru Saotome (早乙女ミチル Saotome Michiru?): Professor Saotome's daughter. She is more interested in studying the Oni than fighting them.
  • Seimei Abe (Seimei Abe): Seimei Abe is the villain of the series. He is responsible for bringing the Oni to attack the world.

Four Heavenly Kings[]

The Four Heavenly Kings are revealed in episode 12 as the primary antagonists of the series that used Seimei Abe to destroy Getter Robo.

  • Vaisravana: The "leader" of the four, attacks with lightning bolts and can grow in size.
  • Virudhaka: Attacks with a sword.
  • Virupaksa: Attacks with a large serpent on his body.
  • Dhtarastra: Attacks with scrolls with quickly written incantations.

Production[]

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Reception[]

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Media[]

Manga[]

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OVA episodes[]

# Title Original airdate
01 There Goes Ryoma
"Ryōma ga Iku" (竜馬が行く)
2004-04-09 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
02 Hayato is Coming
"Hayato ga Mairu" (隼人が来る)
2004-04-09 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
03 Benkei Musashibou
"Musashibō Benkei" (武蔵坊弁慶)
2004-05-14 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
04 Three Animals Go!
"Sanki ga Iku" (三匹が行く)
2004-05-14 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
05 Oni Fire
"Onibi" (鬼火)
2004-06-11 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
06 The Mansion Where The Oni Dwell
"Oni no Sumukan" (鬼の棲む館)
2004-06-11 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
07 The Ying-Yang Master
"Onmyōji" (陰陽師)
2004-07-09 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
08 Collision
"Gekitotsu" (激突)
2004-07-09 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
09 Hell's Upheaval
"Jigokuhen" (地獄変)
2004-08-13 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
10 Lone Wolf
"Hitori Ōkami" (ひとり狼)
2004-08-13 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
11 Thus The Divine Wind Blows
"Kakute Kamikaze ha Fuku" (かくて神風は吹く)
2004-09-10 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
12 Heaven and Earth
"Ten to Chi to" (天と地と)
2004-09-10 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}
13 There Goes Ryoma
"(Saishū hanashi) Ryōma ga Iku" ((最終話)竜馬がいく)
2004-09-10 {{{FirstEngAirDate}}}
{{{ShortSummary}}}

References[]

  1. Couto, Jeffrey. "Super Robot Reviews: New Getter Robo Vol-1". Japan Hero. 

External links[]


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