Mazinger Z (TV)
[ adapted from Mazinger Z (manga) ]
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Related anime:
Mazinger Z Vs. Devilman (movie) (1973-07-18, spinoff)
Mazinger Z Vs. Dr. Hell (movie) (1974-03-16, spinoff)
Mazinger Z tai Ankoku Daishōgun (movie) (1974-07-25, sequel)
Great Mazinger (TV) (1974-09-08 to 1975-09-28, sequel)
Great Mazinger tai Getter Robo (movie) (1975-03-21, spinoff)
Great Mazinger tai Getter Robo G - Kuuchuu Dai-Gekitotsu (movie) (1975-07-21, spinoff)
Shogun Warriors (U.S. manga) (1979 to 1980)
God Mazinger (TV) (1984-04-15 to 1984-09-23)
CB Chara Nagai Go World (OAV) (1991-02-21, spinoff)
MazinKaiser (OAV) (2001-09-25)
Mazinkaiser (manga)
Mazinkaiser: Shitou! Ankoku Daishogun (OAV) (2003-07-25, sequel)
Mazinkaiser SKL (OAV) (2010-11-27)
Robonimal Panda-Z: The Robonimation (TV) (2004-04-12 to 2004-11-01, Parody)
Shin Mazinger Shōgeki! Z-Hen (TV) (2009-04-04 to 2009-09-26, alternate retelling)
Alternative title:
Majingâ Zetto (Japanese)
Mazinga Z (Italian)
Mazinger z mastin (Spanish)
Tranzor Z
مازنجر (Arabic)
マジンガーZ (Japanese)
無敵鐵金剛 (Chinese (Taiwan))
마징가 제트 (Korean)
Themes:
mecha,
super robot
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
From the island of Bardos in the Aegean Sea comes a new threat to humanity in the form of Doctor Hell and his army of mechanical beasts. However, a new hero stands in his way: Mazinger Z, a giant robot built out of the indestructible metal chogokin and equipped with an arsenal of advanced weaponry. Piloting Mazinger Z is hotheaded teenager Kouji Kabuto, who strives to avenge the death of his grandfather and protect Japan from Doctor Hell's forces.
User Ratings:
125 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
92
Episode titles: We have 92
Vintage:
1972-12-03 to 1974-09-01
1984 (México - Canal 5)
1994 (TV Azteca - Azteca 13)
1997 (TV Azteca - Azteca 7)
2012-07-07 (Mexico, Cadena Tres)
Opening Theme:
"Mazinger Z" by Ichiro Mizuki
Ending Theme:
"Bokura no Mazinger Z" by Ichiro Mizuki
Official website:
Toei Animation's Mazinger Z Homepage (Japanese)
Trivia: We have 6
News: Show:
Discotek Adds Mazinger Z Super Robot TV Anime (Oct 6, 2012)
AIC Adapts Aoshima's Atoranjaa Robot Into Anime Short (Nov 28, 2011)
Sazae-san Cast, Toei Staffers Win Tokyo Anime Awards (Jan 25, 2011)
Singapore's Anime Festival Asia Announces Guest Lineup (Sep 13, 2010)
North Carolina's Animazement to Host Kappei Yamaguchi (Apr 13, 2010)
Gegege no Kitarō Voice Actor Isamu Tanonaka Passes Away (Jan 15, 2010)
In Memoriam (Dec 31, 2009)
Shin Mazinger Shōgeki! Z-Hen TV Remake Set for 2009 (Feb 22, 2009)
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Director: Tomoharu Katsumata Episode Director: Bonjin Nagaki Katsuhisa Yamada Kouichi Sasaki Masamune Ochiai Masayuki Akihi Nobuo Onuki Nobutaka Nishizawa Takashi Kuoka Takeshi Tamiya Tokushige Shirane Tomoharu Katsumata Toshio Katsuta Tsunehito Nagaki Tsunekiyo Otani Yasuo Yamayoshi Yoshikatsu Kasai Yoshio Takami Yugo Serikawa Original creator: Go Nagai Art: Fumihiro Uchikawa Geki Katsumata Iwamitsu Itoo Makoto Yamazaki Makoto Yasuhide Mataji Urata Tadami Shimokawa Tadanao Tsuji Tomoo Fukumoto Toshikazu Yamaguchi Animation Director: Eiji Uemura Hidemi Kubo Kazuo Nakamura Keisuke Morishita Koichi Tsunoda Masamune Ochiai Minoru Kibata Reiko Okuyama Takao Kozai Takashi Asakura Toshio Mori Tsunehito Nagaki Yoshiyuki Hane Key Animation: Kazuhide Tomonaga Planning: Azuma Kasuga (Asatsu) Ken Ariga (Toei Animation) Kenji Yokoyama (Toei Animation) Koji Bessho (Fuji TV) Theme Song Performance: Ichiro Mizuki | Hiroya Ishimaru as Haruko Kitahama as Hidekatsu Shibata as Hiroshi Ohtake as Jouji Yanami as Kazuko Sawada as Kousei Tomita as Minori Matsushima as Hidekatsu Shibata as Hiroshi Ohtake as Isamu Tanonaka as Junpei Takiguchi as Keiichi Noda as Kotoe Taichi as Nana Yamaguchi as Osamu Kato as Tomoko Matsushima as Yonehiko Kitagawa as Kazuhiko Inoue Kenichi Ogata | |||
Backgrounds: Atelier Rourke Broadcaster: Fuji TV Development: Toei Chemical Industry In-Between Animation: Top Craft Music Production: Columbia Music Entertainment | ||||
Director: Chris Henderson Editing Assistant: Lise Ruth Music Score: Doug Lackey Production Coordination: Sandy Childs Sound Effect Director: Jim Hodson Supervising Sound Mixer: Jim Hodson Theme Song Performance: Isao Sasaki (OP & ED Honolulu, Hawaii Dubbing) Unit Manager: Patricia Byrne Video Editing: Helen Marie Ingram | Mona Marshall as Dale Hemmond Dana Ikeda Dando Kluever Frank Catelland Priscilla Piano Randall Obata Robin Gould William Saylor | |||
"Synthesis & Emulation": ZoundFX Copyright: Three B Productions, Ltd. Licensed by: Discotek Media Music Administration: Jay Warner Music Group Music Copyright: Three Bee Music (ASCAP) Production: M. & M. Comunnications Inc. (Honolulu, Hawaii Dubbing) Recording: Commercial Recording (Honolulu, Hawaii) | ||||
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Theme Song Performance: Damien Robillot | Brigitte Lecordier as Danièle Hazan as Isabelle Ganz as Jean-Claude Donda as Jean-Pierre Gernez as Patrick Borg as | |||
Broadcaster: M6 (from 1988) Dubbing: Studio Télétota | ||||
Theme Song Performance: Jordi Vila (Catalan dub) | Albert Trifol Segarra as Jesus Barrero as Juan Alfonso Carralero as Julia Gallego as Carlos Segundo as Dionisio Macias as Enric Isasi-Isasmendi as Enriqueta Linares as Esperanza Navarro as Francesc Figuerola as Gloria Gonzalez as Jaume Villanueva as Miguel Alonso as Nuria Doménech as Nuria Mediavilla as Núria Trifol as Pepe Mediavilla as Raxel Antonio Raxel as TERESA MANRESA as Alberto Trifol as Antoni Forteza as Antonio Gomez de Vicente as Camilo García as Constantino Romero as Fernando Ulloa as Isidro Sola as Joan Antoni Ramoneda as José Antequera as José Maria Angelat as Juan Lluch as Manuel Lázaro as Roser Cavallé as Santiago Cortés as Eduardo Muntada Francisco Garriga Joaquin Munoz Manuel Lázaro Santiago Cortés Vicens Manuel Doménech | |||
Broadcaster: Cadena Tres (Mexico) Canal Sur (Spain) K3 (Televisió de Catalunya) Telecinco (Spain) Televisa Canal 5 (year 1984 1st. time,Mexico CH5) Television Azteca (year 1994-95 2nd time Mex CH13) TV Azteca (year 1997 retransmited CH7) TVE (Spain) Distributor: Toei Animation Inc Latin America (Since 2012) Dubbing: Sonygraf (Barcelona ; Spain dub) | ||||
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