The celestial 9 are named at 1:45 (left to right) Kanshin Rinchu Dick Maki Otsuka Chujo* Kagemaru Genyousai Tendou Taiso* (* denotes member that appears in the OVA)
So this was it ... King Punch and Garp's galaxy impact 😅
@TheGeekShow12 күн бұрын
Neither. Oda's obviously a fan of Giant Robo: The Day The Earth Stood Still, which itself is an homage to the work of Mitsuteru Yokoyama, who created any number of titles that Oda probably grew up on. It's a brilliant series that's basically the spiritual older sibling to things like Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.
Anime is so wild. Punches will never look cool in real life.
@Cocoa-Soda-Kuensan11 ай бұрын
長官と衝撃の…ならジャイアントロボとまでは行かずとも生身でロボットは倒せそう
@morgray17922 жыл бұрын
IN THE NAME OF SHINING ZEUS!!!
@nameless-soviet-soldat Жыл бұрын
今川鉄人見てから村雨を知ったから村雨いる嬉しい
@avisarfaraz864811 ай бұрын
I wish they would finish this, it deserves to be seen to it's conclusion.
@pretzel662910 ай бұрын
the OVA series didn't finish???
@pkkingcrimsonrequiem13329 ай бұрын
@@pretzel6629 The Day the Earth Stood Still did but that was just 1 part of a whole saga. It ends teasing the final battle in The Seige of Babel but that never happened
@Mukyoukai6 ай бұрын
@@pkkingcrimsonrequiem1332 I almost feel like it wasn't meant to have an "ending". The entire story is a fusion of homages to Misutera Yokoyama's works and it starts with us just dropped into the middle of what's meant to feel like an ongoing pre-existing story.
@0:42 wait, isnt that Kenji Murasame? the fuck is he doing tin this
@GrizonII2 жыл бұрын
Not sure how much context you need, and you might know by now anyway, but in case you’re unaware: Giant Robo: The Animation is a very loose adaptation of the manga and tokusatsu series Giant Robo, which was originally created by Mitsuteru Yokoyama. Apparently due to a rights dispute, when making the Giant Robo OVA they were unable to use most of the characters who appeared in the tokusatsu version, so they decided to instead have a cast of characters which homage numerous other works by Mitsuteru Yokoyama. Since Yokoyama created Tetsujin 28-gō, several characters in the OVA are references to characters from it, including Kenji. In fact in this same clip, Chief Ōtsuka is also referenced, albeit only in text, as his name is shown on the list of “the Celestial Nine” at 1:45, being the fourth name from the left. Other examples of reference characters in this clip include Chuujou being based on Igarashi from Babel II, and Go (shown to the right of Kenji) is based on Wu Yong’s appearance in Yokoyama’s manga adaptation of Water Margin. Other Tetsujin references in the Giant Robo OVA include Dr. Franken von Vogler being based on Dr. Furanken and Dr. Shizuma being based on Dr. Dragnet. Various robots from Tetsujin also appear, though many of them only briefly; for instance Black Ox and Robby appear but only in the opening montage, while others like Monster, Fire II, and VL2 appear in the main narrative. Kenji’s voice actor in Giant Robo would later play him in the 2004 Tetsujin anime, which also had various other actors and staff overlap, notably sharing Yasuhiro Imagawa as director of both.