
Jetter Mars
ジェッターマルス
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In 2015 A.D., Dr. Yamanoue, the Secretary of the Science Ministry, who devotes himself assembles the Android robot on an artificial island. He intends to live together with him as his own son. But the robot has a deficiency in his electric brain. He comes to the conclusion that Dr. Kawashimo's help is essential to correct his defective rain. Although they are friends, they are rivals not only in private life but also in scientific study. Dr. Yamanoue is very jingoistic and only thinks of the robot as one of his strategic arms. On the contrary, Dr. Kawashimo is a pacifist and devotes his affection to robots. Dr. Kawashimo hurries to the island on request of Dr. Yamanoue, taking his pretty young daughter Miri with him. Arriving on the island, Dr. Kawashimo sets the electric brain into Jet Mars, a robot boy. Thus Mars comes into the world. Everything is new to Mars and he doesn't know what is good or bad. On the next day he lifts Dr. Kawashimo and Miri up onto the building. When he sees a glint of moisture in Miri's eyes, he has a mysterious feeling in his mind. Then he asks Dr. Yamanoue what it is. He is taught that it is a tear a weak girl sheds, but, a strong man never does. One day, the electric brain of Fainton, another robot, is put out of order. So Fainton goes-on a wild rampage and the island is plunged into a crisis. When the seawater runs into the facilities from the big hole made by Fainton, only Mars stands in amazement and is quite at a loss what to do just then Miri exhibits her ultra ability and covers the big hole. Led by her, Mars also carries a sheet of iron and makes repairs. At last they rescue Dr. Yamanoue and Dr. Kawashimo from being washed by seawater. Miri is the robot made by Dr. Kawashimo. Mars learns how to cry and learns how to perform a kind deed. (C)Tezuka Production, Toei Animation
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About Jetter Mars
Jetter Mars (ジェッターマルス) blends mecha and sci-fi by Toei Animation and MADHOUSE (1977). Below is a fresh retelling of what the story is about. In short: In 2015 A.D., Dr. Yamanoue, the Secretary of the Science Ministry, who devotes himself assembles the Android robot on an artificial island.
Further in, he intends to live together with him as his own son. The robot has a deficiency in his electric brain. He comes to the conclusion that Dr.
In a mecha series like this, robot design, combat scale and technical spectacle are the draw. At the front of the cast is Tawashi, played by Jouji Yanami in the Japanese track. If you count yourself among fans of giant robots and large-scale battles, put it on your list. With 27 episodes in total, there is enough room for the story to develop.
Production & Appeal
Production sits with Toei Animation and MADHOUSE, which means the visual identity of Jetter Mars follows that studio's craft. Within the mecha category, robot design, combat scale and technical spectacle are the draw. With a 6.4/10 score, it is more of a niche pick than a universal crowd-pleaser. On the casting side, Jouji Yanami voicing Tawashi gives the lead role a recognizable voice. Released in 1977, it competed with that season's other new series for attention.
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- How many episodes does Jetter Mars have?
- Jetter Mars has 27 episodes in total. Every released episode is listed on this page.
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- Watch Jetter Mars in release order, starting from Episode 1 on this site. If other seasons, movies or specials exist, they are linked from the series page.
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- Jetter Mars is currently listed as finished airing. All episodes are available to stream now.
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