#teknoman

[nakamorijuan]

Interpretado por Yumiko Kosaka, "REASON" es el primer Opening de Tekkaman Blade (Uchuu No Kishi TEKKAMAN BLADE), conocido también como Teknoman*. "REASON" es el single debut de Yumiko Kosaka, que sale a la venta en Japón el 25 de marzo de 1992.

"Uchuu No Kishi TEKKAMAN BLADE" es una serie de anime del género sci-fi (ciencia ficción) producida por Tatsunoko y transmitida por TV Tokyo desde el 18 de febrero de 1992 hasta el 2 de febrero de 1993, con un total de 49 episodios más un especial (Episodio 0). "TEKKAMAN BLADE" fue realizado en conmemoración del trigésimo aniversario de Tatsunoko Production.

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Tekkaman Blade está basada en la serie de anime "Uchuu No Kishi TEKKAMAN" de 1975, también producida por Tatsunoko Pro, pero solo tomó algunos nombres sin mayor relación en su trama o desarrollo dramático.

Teknoman es la reedición americana de Tekkaman Blade, realizada por SABAN, y por tanto contó con una serie de censuras y recortes que terminaron reduciendo la producción a un total de 43 episodios.

Yumiko Kosaka también es la intérprete de "BELIEVE ME", Ending de Ghost Sweeper Mikami.

[maniacalmachinist]

I know I haven't posted in a while, and a bit of nostalgia was hitting me pretty hard as I dug and dug for a old favorite from the early 90s (in the US). The epic of Teknoman (Tekkaman Blade - Jp), and the struggles of one man and his allies to save humanity, both from itself and from an alien threat. I'm still watching the subbed version (Tekkaman), and while the story doesn't change much, what I do like most, and find more fitting, is the intro-outro theme. In the US-Eng version, the intro is basically a kind of techno mix, where the original Japanese is more like slow rock. I found that Youtube actually has the English dubbed episodes and i'm giddy as all hell about it.

[everydaydg]

throws him

[chojin-cu-chulain]

In honor of the late Tom Wyner I wanted to post one of my favorite scenes from him.

[cultmoodymovies]

Teknoman UPN Promo 1995

[eropandasennin]

You know, I kinda miss the times when a (kids) anime got adapted into english and we got an original opening for it.

I know, most of us weebs love the original jp openings and it is a good thing that dubbing companies now just stick to them but there is something about the time period from the late 90's and early to mid 2000's when it comes to dub openings. Probably just nostalgia but most of these were legit a bang to listen to (if corny as hell).

[obscurehistoricalinterests]

A bit of 90s nostalgia with Tekkaman Blade...

"Someone's wounded heart is burning in the lonely sky..."

[ringonomiko]

Aaaaaaaaaa I tried.