Tribute to all classic Super Robot of Go Nagai from '70s to '80s.
Each Robot were drawn singularly. Soon I'll release them one by one.
Tributo a tutti i classici Super Robot di Go Nagai degli anni 70 e 80.
Ogni robot è stato disegnato singolarmente. Presto li pubblicherò uno a uno.
Each Robot were drawn singularly. Soon I'll release them one by one.
Tributo a tutti i classici Super Robot di Go Nagai degli anni 70 e 80.
Ogni robot è stato disegnato singolarmente. Presto li pubblicherò uno a uno.
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Technically getter robo isn't by go nagai, he did design it.
so this giant robot belong to Ken or else? just curious
Complimenti per il tuo talento.
I don't know if it's a Nagai' idea or a collaboration (like the Getter Saga)...
But...what's this? No Dai-X or Govarian? Still is a nice pic though^^
Fun fact: Kouji Kabuto wasn't the first to shout out his robots attacks, That honor would be Daisaku Kusama/Johnny Sokko with the original 60's Giant Robo manga/tokusatsu (Then again the rocket punch also came from Giant Robo as well). I believe Go Nagai did state that Giant Robo (along with Gigantor and Astro Boy) to be an inspiration
I din't draw Govarian (and God Mazinger and Mazinkaiser, ecc... ) because it has never been transmitted in my country (this picture is a tribute of the nagai's robots with which we have grown in 70's and 80's in Italy
And Dai-X (or X-Bomber as was named in Italy) was a live tv show with puppets, not an anime cartoon, so I've decided to exclude it
PS: that fun fact is very interesting... in our country Giant Robo was practically unknow (untill the OVAs of 1998) as for the original Tetsujin 28 (we saw only the remake of 1980).
That's because the anime phenomenon arrived in Italy in a very confused way: the very first giant robot we saw was Grendizer (Goldrake in Italy), and nobody knew that it was only the final chapter of the trilogy of the Mazingers! After it's huge success most TV channels bought the anime series about robots in a completely random way.... after Grendizer arrived Great Mazinger, then Jeeg and the Getters... we saw Mazinger Z practically as last (You can imagine the confusion of Italian children of the early 80!).
Also you're welcome!
That aside, this is a fantastic image of what are easily among the most important robots involved in getting the whole giant-robot genre going. Well done.
Groizer X and Gakeen
Good job!