An aspiring Japanese motocross racer is pulled into the world of Byston Well, where he is forcefully recruited into becoming the pilot of a Dunbine, a giant robot guided by his aura.
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Cast
Yoshiyuki Tomino
Director
Osamu Sekita
Director
Iku Suzuki
Director
Shûji Iuchi
Director
Yasuhiro Imagawa
Director
Kôji Kawate
Director
Toshifumi Kawase
Director
Kazuhito Kikuchi
Director
Norio Wakamoto
Narrator
Norio Wakamoto
Gurou Dowa
Norio Wakamoto
Allen Brady
Mika Doi
Marvel Frozen
Maria Kawamura
Cham Fau
Shigeru Nakahara
Show Zama
Makoto Ataka
Nie Givun
Show Hayami
Burne Bannings
Show Hayami
Black Knight
Yumi Takada
Keen Kiss
Shôji Ôki
Drake Luft
Kachiko Hino
Lutha Luft
Kyôko Irokawa
Rimul Luft
Masahiko Tanaka
Shott Weapon
Hidemi Osaka
Todd Guinness
Run Sasaki
Elle Hunm
Run Sasaki
Ele
Miki Saijô
Galaria Nyamhi
Miki Saijô
Bell Aal
Mari Yokô
Musy
Mari Yokô
Miusy Poe
Mari Yokô
Musy Por
Miki Takahashi
Ciela Lapana
Miki Takahashi
Sheela
Kôji Totani
Dolpur Giron
Kôji Totani
Nigu Rou
Kôji Totani
Nyet
Fumihiko Tachiki
Zet Light
Fumihiko Tachiki
Kotano Luo
Fumihiko Tachiki
Zett Right
Yoshiyuki Tomino
Writer
Hajime Yatate
Writer
Yûji Watanabe
Writer
Sukehiro Tomita
Writer
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While this is older and the animation is dated, its fairly unique in the mecha genre. I just lost interest after 16 or so episodes. Gets quite ridiculous.
Because the meshing of fantasy and mecha genre never takes off for real, you always have the feeling that the two things are thrown into another one for no reason other than someone dictated it (which is what happened). The fantasy setting is never truly explored, being limited to some tinkerbells and a bunch of monsters that attack the main heroes, and the story (interesting in the first 20 or so episodes) eventually completely demolishes that because by the end the series has 100% turned into pure sci-fi. The characters are not very memorable either. The mecha design, on the other hand, is cool. Definitely not the best series by Yoshiyuki Tomino and DEFINITELY not en par with Gundam 0079, even if the themes (concerning problems of communication between people) are commendable.
