A vintage Billiken Tetsujin-28 (aka Gigantor) remote-controlled walking tin toy.
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A vintage Billiken Tetsujin-28 (aka Gigantor) remote-controlled walking tin toy.

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Tetsujin-28′s 2004 series has been rescued and picked up by Discotek! Wonder if the live action movie will get the same treatment....
Also, give these people medals and hugs for all the hell they had to go through just to craft Cyborg 009, especially on release day of the Blu-ray set. The horror stories they told on thier twitter will make it all the more triumphant when it comes. This is the latest status update:
Seriously, I need to record this saga to Cyborg 009 Wiki when its over...so fans who think of torrenting can know the pain that legit media distributors have to go through just to get that legit home video release done.
Well I know what I’m buying in 50 years.

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Super Robot Wars US
After doing the previous post, I want to note that there were a few things that I’m STILL debating whether or not they should be included.
Shin Getter Robo/Getter Robo/Getter Robo G - It feels wrong to have a Super Robot entry without a Getter. But I couldn’t think of a way to fit it in.
Tekkaman Blade - I forgot about this one’s release in the US and would include it again.Â
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Another one I wasn’t sure to include or not, because I still haven’t seen 3.0, and choosing between the series or the movies is hard!
Martian Successor Nadesico - stretching things to Mars and Jupiter with the conflict when the Innovades are around just doesn’t seem feasible to work with.
Gigantor/The New Adventures of Gigantor/Tetsujin-28/Tetsujin-28 Go - The Granddaddy of Giant Robots is set hard in the 50s, so only the 80s series can be worked with. Another of the “I wish I remembered this one.”
Exo-Squad - The size of the mechs, and the Mars conflict makes it hard to work in, but I still sort of want to.
Iron Man: Armored Adventures/The Avengers - C’mon. How much fun would an “Avengers Assemble” attack be? But I couldn't work it.
Symbionic Titan - This was a hard one to say no to, but it is just too similar to modern Voltron.
At first glance I thought this was some weird, twisted toy rocket where everyone inside was laughing at the astronaut outside holding on for dear life.
Then I realized this is a Tetsujin-28 (Gigantor) toy, with the (strangely under-sized) robot presumably giving the rocket a boost.
Either way, I'd love to get me mitts on one of these someday.
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