God Mars
六神合体ゴッドマーズ
“Alien-raised psychic Takeru pilots robot Gaia to defend Earth from Gishin invasion while discovering his true identity.”
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Alien-raised psychic Takeru pilots robot Gaia to defend Earth from Gishin invasion while discovering his true identity.
In the year 1999, humanity takes its first steps beyond the solar system, marking a new era of exploration and discovery. However, this expansion attracts the attention of the distant planet Gishin, whose imperial forces view Earth as a threat to their galactic ambitions. In response to this looming danger, a mysterious infant arrives on Earth accompanied by an advanced giant robot known as Gaia, powered by an unprecedented energy source. The child, named Takeru after being adopted into a Japanese family, grows up unaware of his extraordinary origins. As he matures, Takeru discovers he possesses unique psychic abilities that set him apart from ordinary humans. These powers draw him into the conflict between Earth and the Gishin forces, leading him to join the elite Crasher Squad - humanity's premier space defense unit. Alongside his comrades, Takeru faces the challenge of protecting Earth from alien invasion while uncovering the truth about his own identity and the powerful robot Gaia. As tensions escalate between the two worlds, Takeru must navigate complex relationships and make difficult choices that will determine the fate of both civilizations. The story explores themes of identity, loyalty, and what it means to be human, as Takeru discovers that his destiny may be far more significant than anyone could have imagined.
In the year 1999, humanity begins to advance beyond the solar system. The planet Gishin, led by the Emperor Zule, which aims to conquer the galaxy, runs into conflict with Earth. He targets Earth for elimination and to do this, he sends a baby called Mars to live among humanity. Accompanying the baby is a giant robot named Gaia, which utilizes a new power source strong enough to destroy an entire planet. As planned, Mars is expected to grow up, where he will activate the bomb within Gaia to fulfill the mission of destroying the Earth. However, when Mars arrives on Earth his is adopted into a Japanese family and given the name Takeru. Seventeen years later, Takeru would grow up with a love for humanity and refuses to detonate the bomb as ordered by Zule. However, if Takeru was to die, the bomb within Gaia would explode destroying the earth. Takeru possesses psychic powers ( ESP ) and decides to join the Earth defense forces and becomes a member of the Crasher Squad (an elite space defense force) where he and his friends take a last stand against the Gishin's attack. The relationship of Takeru with his brother Maag, which fate would have it, pitted the two against each other in the war. Unknown to the Gishin five other robots were created in secrecy along side Gaia by Takeru's father and sent with Gaia to protect Takeru. Whenever Earth is in danger, Takeru is able to summon the five other robots to combine with Gaia form the giant robot Godmars. The five other robots are Sphinx, Uranus, Titan, Shin and Ra.
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Reel · 01 Cat. №BS-3000
A Tv Production · Fall 1981
Tokyo Movie Shinsha.- Format
- 64 × 24′
- eps × min
- Total runtime
- 25h 36m
- all episodes
- Aired
- Oct 1981 – Dec 1982
- Fall 1981
- Source
- Tv
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- Rated
- PG
- 13 - Teens 13 or older
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- BS-3000
- catalog