Tetsujin 28 DVD (2004)

Tetsujin 28

2004

Overall rating: 2.5 out of 5

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Five episodes of the anime series from the creators of 'Giant Robo'. Professor Kaneda mistakenly believes that he has lost his son during the heavy bombing of Tokyo during WWII, and creates the ultimate soldier robot, Tetsujin, as a substitute for his son, Shotaro. To prevent it falling into the hands of evil men, Kaneda hides the robot on an island. Ten years after the war, Tetsujin is finally resurrected in the rubble of the Tokyo Tower by the professor's protege, Shikishima. Meanwhile, the lonely orphan has grown up to become a genius boy detective and together Shotaru and his beloved Tetsujin join forces to fight against the forces of evil in post-war Japan. Episodes are: 'The Resurrection Of Shotaro', 'No.28 vs No.27', 'The Arrival of Monster Robot', 'The Other Tetsujin Project' and 'Tetsujin vs Black Ox'.

Tetsujin 28 details

Format:	12 DVD
Genres:	Animated, Anime, Drama, Sci-Fi/Fantasy - Anime/Japanimation, Sci-fi - Robots, World Cinema - Japanese
Studio:	ANCHOR BAY

DVD 1 disc

Name	Discs
Tetsujin 28	12 Feature

DVD Information

Run time:	2 hours 5 minutes
Rental release:	24 Apr 2006
Main languages:	Japanese
Dubbed:	English

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incomprehensible

By nycghost (3 reviews) from London , 27 Jun 2006

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I started watching this but gave up after about 20 minutes because it was completely incomprehensible and the animation was not good enough to compensate for this. It also really bugged me that you couldn't set it up to watch in Japanese with English subtitles or, if you could, the menu navigation was so confusing that it gave the impression you couldn't.
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By nycghost (3 reviews) from London , 27 Jun 2006

I started watching this but gave up after about 20 minutes because it was completely incomprehensible and the animation was not good enough to compensate for this. It also really bugged me that you couldn't set it up to watch in Japanese with English subtitles or, if you could, the menu navigation was so confusing that it gave the impression you couldn't.
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