The Anime Nostalgia Podcast - ep 110: Giant Robo with MinovskyArticle

The Anime Nostalgia Podcast

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Last month, the beginning of a well-loved OVA series turned 30 years old: Yasuhiro Imagawa’s love letter to mangaka Mitsuteru Yokoyama’s career, Giant Robo: The Animation (aka Giant Robo: The Day The Earth Stood Still)! And to celebrate this momentous occasion, Casey (aka MinovskyArticle) has returned to talk about all things Robo with me! For the first part of the podcast, we discuss in a spoiler-free way what exactly the series is, it’s history, why it’s special, and why you should check it out! After that, we go all out in the spoiler-zone to gush about our favorite characters, scenes, and answer all your listener questions! (Spoiler talk starts at around the 1:34:17 mark.) So sit back, relax, and celebrate one of our favorite anime series with us in this GIANT-sized, nearly 3-hour long episode!

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Relevant links:

• Buy Giant Robo on bluray at Rightstuf or Amazon!
• Read about a Yasuhiro Imagawa lecture in the US from 2002!
• Watch the Imagawa-directed Tetsujin 28 remake at Retrocrush
• Check out this Giant Robo cosplay group page, “Experts of Cosplay”, still up and running on AngelFire! Some pictures are back from the 90s!
• If you want to learn more about The Water Margin, one of the stories Yokoyama used as the basis of some of his manga, check out the Chinese Folklore Podcast!
• Follow Casey on Twitter!

My theme song music was done by Kerobit! You can find more about them on their Twitter!

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