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GORDIAN the WARRIOR

GORDIAN the WARRIOR” is a robot animation produced by Tatsunoko Productions in 1979.
The story takes place in the near future, when humanity is threatened by Madokutor, a space crime organization that targets Earth’s resources.
The young hero, Daigo Otaki, decides to follow in his father’s footsteps and fight aboard “Gordian,” a robot with a three-tiered structure.
He pilots a unique system that allows him to merge into a small robot “Protessor,” a medium-sized “Derringer,” and a giant robot “Gerbin” one after the other, thereby demonstrating his overwhelming combat power.
Supported by the bonds with his friends and lovers, Daigo takes on the fierce battle against Madokutor in order to protect the future of humanity and freedom.
This work, which depicts themes of courage, friendship, and justice, still enjoys strong popularity today for its innovative robot design and profound drama.

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Tatsuyoshi Kobayashi

I had a stroke. Due to the after-effects, I can't draw well and it takes me a long time but I'll do my best... so please bear with me.

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©Tatsunoko Productions Founded in 1962 as Tatsunoko Productions, Tatsunoko Productions is one of Japan's leading animation production companies. Some of their most famous works include Science Ninja Team Gatchaman, the Time Bokan series, Yatterman, and Neo-Human Casshern, and we can't forget the moving masterpiece Kerokko Demetan. "Kerokko Demetan" is a story of friendship and courage woven by a kind-hearted frog boy and his friends, and has been highly praised as a work that remains deeply in the hearts of not only children but also adults. Tatsunoko Productions has worked in a wide range of genres, from action and comedy to human drama, and has laid the foundation for Japanese anime culture. In recent years, the company has continued to take on new challenges, such as remaking classic works and collaborating with companies both in Japan and abroad. Its unique worldview and rich character portrayals continue to be loved by many fans across generations.
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