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Great Mazinger (1974)
After Koji Kabuto and Sayaka Yumi leave to the USA, it's up to the rash orphan Tetsuya Tsurugi to pilot the next Mazinger robot: the Great Mazinger. Under the direction of Dr. Kenzo Kabuto and helped by his adoptive sister Jun Honou, Tetsuya battles the Miccene Empire.
Great Mazinger: Season 1 - 56 Episode s
1x1 - The Hero of the Skies, Great Mazinger
September 8, 1974
1x2 - Hell's Messenger!! The Instigator of Darkness, Garalya
September 15, 1974
1x3 - Honoo's Guts! The Wild Venus!
September 22, 1974
1x4 - Search and Destroy! Science Fortress Lab
September 29, 1974
1x5 - Attack of the Combining Warbeast
October 6, 1974
1x6 - Tetsuya Tsurugi in Hell
October 13, 1974
1x7 - An Impossible Rescue?! The Little Braggart
October 20, 1974
1x8 - Killer Blow! The Drill Pressure Punch!
October 27, 1974
1x9 - An Alien Beauty Amidst The Humans
November 3, 1974
1x10 - Mazinger In Trouble! A Mobile Danger Zone
November 10, 1974
1x11 - Open Your Eyes, Shiro!! Where Heartless Battles End!!
November 17, 1974
1x12 - Attack of the Raging Bull, Bisonia
November 24, 1974
1x13 - A Fierce Fight! Kenzo Kabuto vs. The Dark General!!
December 1, 1974
1x14 - Operation Tsunami!! Save The Laboratory!!
December 8, 1974
1x15 - Attack of the Bloodsucking Lizards
December 15, 1974
1x16 - Rise! The Young Prince of Mycenae!!
December 22, 1974
1x17 - Tetsuya!! Depths of Hell
December 29, 1974
1x18 - A Trap! The Combining Warbeast!!
January 5, 1975
1x19 - May The Snow Be Stained With The Blood of Youth!!
January 12, 1975
1x20 - Do or Die!! The Myceanean Invasion!!
January 19, 1975
1x21 - Wrath!! The Emperor of Darkness Revealed!!
January 26, 1975
1x22 - Gorgon falls! Death on the Volcanic Island!
February 2, 1975
1x23 - The Mysterious New Commander Yanus
February 9, 1975
1x24 - Mortal Combat!! The Big Bet!
February 16, 1975
1x25 - Troubles!! Fly Venus A
February 23, 1975
1x26 - The secret of Dr. Kabuto
March 2, 1975
1x27 - Burn!! Desperate Counterattack of Anger!
March 9, 1975
1x28 - Escape!! Chased by Yunus's Lava!
March 16, 1975
1x29 - Great Counterattack! The Secret Weapon!
March 23, 1975
1x30 - The Imminent Victory of The Dark General
March 30, 1975
1x31 - A duel! The Last Day of The Dark General
April 6, 1975
1x32 - Tetsuya! Solve the Mystery of your heart!!
April 13, 1975
1x33 - Great Mazinger Foot's Blown Away!!
April 20, 1975
1x34 - Now or Never!! Back Spin Kick!!
April 27, 1975
1x35 - Super Ninja! Cator Corps!!
May 4, 1975
1x36 - Resurrection! Love Beyond Hatred!!
May 11, 1975
1x37 - Morning Murderer
May 18, 1975
1x38 - Don't Cry Tetsuya!! Mazinger is Stolen!!
May 25, 1975
1x39 - The Last Challenge!! Fortress Mikerosu of the Sky!
June 1, 1975
1x40 - Red Cross!! Calling the Death!
June 8, 1975
1x41 - The Invincible Demon
June 15, 1975
1x42 - Deep Sea Grave!! Confession of Escape!!
June 22, 1975
1x43 - The Fortress of Science
June 29, 1975
1x44 - The Last Counterattack
July 6, 1975
1x45 - Crazy Great Mazinger!!
July 13, 1975
1x46 - Fighting Spirit!! Till your life burns!!
July 20, 1975
1x47 - Special!! Ultra-fast Great Booster!!
July 27, 1975
1x48 - Suicide Strategy!! Sayaka Appears!!
August 3, 1975
1x49 - Hang on Shiro! There is no Rest for Heroes!!
August 10, 1975
1x50 - Sun Beyond the Tears...!!
August 17, 1975
1x51 - Shining Star! Mazinger Z is Here!!
August 24, 1975
1x52 - He Died too Young!
August 31, 1975
1x53 - Great Heroes! Fight Tetsuya, Hurry Up Kouji!!
September 7, 1975
1x54 - The Invincible Double Attack!
September 14, 1975
1x55 - Send Tetsuya and Kouji to Hell!!
September 21, 1975
1x56 - The Peace Bells Rings for the Heroes!
September 28, 1975
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