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Getter Robo Go (1991)
Getter Robo Go, also known as Venger Robo or Venger Robot Go outside of Japan, is a Japanese mecha anime and manga series created by Go Nagai and Ken Ishikawa. The anime was originally broadcast from February 11, 1991 to January 27, 1992 on TV Setouchi and TV Tokyo with a total of 50 episodes. Along with the TV series, a few manga versions were released. One of them was released in the US under the name Venger Robo and in Spain as Venger Robot Go. The anime and manga are unrelated, and while the anime is a remake of the original series, the manga is a sequel of the original manga. The series is sometimes wrongly written in Japanese as ゲッターロボ号.
Getter Robo Go: Season 1 - 50 Episode s
1x1 - Dispatch!! A Battle Without Weapons!
February 11, 1991
1x2 - Battle Helicopter
February 18, 1991
1x3 - Arm up! Getter Robo
February 25, 1991
1x4 - Double Bomber Explosion!
March 4, 1991
1x5 - Gai, Death Diving
March 11, 1991
1x6 - Dr. Tachibana's recovery strategy!
March 18, 1991
1x7 - Scream!! Burning Brotherly Bonds
March 25, 1991
1x8 - Amazing! The enemy is in the sky
April 1, 1991
1x9 - NISAR Headquarters close call!
April 8, 1991
1x10 - Clash!! Terrifying Undersea Battle
April 15, 1991
1x11 - Combine! Steel Warrior
April 22, 1991
1x12 - Sho's Revenge Ballad
April 29, 1991
1x13 - Counterattck! Getter Gai
May 6, 1991
1x14 - The Fear of Cloned Humans
May 13, 1991
1x15 - Rescue the Children
May 20, 1991
1x16 - Can you do it? First Underwater Combination
May 27, 1991
1x17 - Stand Tetsu! Beat Yourself
June 3, 1991
1x18 - Lawless Challenger
June 10, 1991
1x19 - Ghost of the Metal Beast
June 17, 1991
1x20 - Brilliant Speed Showdown
June 24, 1991
1x21 - NISAR Base Destruction Operation
July 1, 1991
1x22 - Tragedy! Underwater Dictator
July 8, 1991
1x23 - Fight Together! My Friend
July 15, 1991
1x24 - The Human Evaporation Case
July 22, 1991
1x25 - Fight Gai! Promising Tears
July 29, 1991
1x26 - Rampage! Baron Yasha
August 5, 1991
1x27 - Bay City's Close Call
August 12, 1991
1x28 - The Holy Sword, Tomahawk
August 19, 1991
1x29 - Sho, an oath for tomorrow
August 26, 1991
1x30 - Go! Enemy of the Blue Sky
September 2, 1991
1x31 - Mysteryious Gentleman Narukiss
September 9, 1991
1x32 - G-Arm Rizer Activated!
September 16, 1991
1x33 - Showdown! Getter vs Yuji
September 23, 1991
1x34 - Fear! Forbidden Water
September 30, 1991
1x35 - The Typhoon Metal Beast
October 7, 1991
1x36 - The Deprived Steel Blade
October 14, 1991
1x37 - Blue Mongolian Wolf
October 21, 1991
1x38 - Narukiss's Floating Fortress (Part One)
October 28, 1991
1x39 - Narukiss's Floating Fortress (Part Two)
November 4, 1991
1x40 - Rescue Getter 1
November 11, 1991
1x41 - Escape from the Gravity Trap
November 18, 1991
1x42 - Runaway! Metal Beast
November 25, 1991
1x43 - Yasha's Death in a Green Land
December 2, 1991
1x44 - Rebellion of the Greek Gods
December 9, 1991
1x45 - Emperor Landou Disappears?
December 16, 1991
1x46 - Narukiss, a New Challenge
December 23, 1991
1x47 - UN Resolution to Surrender!!
December 30, 1991
1x48 - Assault! 4 Warriors
January 6, 1992
1x49 - Wonder! Revival of the Emperor
January 13, 1992
1x50 - Getter, Rest Eternal
January 20, 1992
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