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Tekkaman Blade (1992)
Tekkaman Blade takes place in the year 2300 AD. On a certain moment, the Radam attack Earth. A few months after the beginning of the invasion, a Tekkaman appears, he calls himself Blade and with the help of the Space Knights, Blade starts to fight the Radam. But there are a few things that Blade isn't telling about his past.
Tekkaman Blade: Season 1 - 49 Episode s
1x1 - Super Man Racing Across The Heavens
February 25, 1992
1x2 - The Lonely Warrior
March 3, 1992
1x3 - The Allied Defense Force's Ambition
March 10, 1992
1x4 - Deserter Without A Cause
March 17, 1992
1x5 - Kill Me!
March 24, 1992
1x6 - Tek-Set Malfunctions!
March 31, 1992
1x7 - Launch Of The Mobile Unit Pegas
April 7, 1992
1x8 - The Mysterious War Correspondent
April 14, 1992
1x9 - Save the Jupiter Crew!
April 21, 1992
1x10 - Lullaby Echoing In The Battlefield
April 28, 1992
1x11 - The D-Boy File
May 5, 1992
1x12 - The Red Menace, Tekkaman Evil
May 12, 1992
1x13 - Twin Brothers Destined To Fight
May 19, 1992
1x14 - The Demon Is My Brother
May 26, 1992
1x15 - The Evil Spirit Revives
June 2, 1992
1x16 - Portrait Of Betrayal
June 9, 1992
1x17 - Savior Of Steel
June 16, 1992
1x18 - The Price For Glory
June 23, 1992
1x19 - Warrior With A Closed Heart
June 30, 1992
1x20 - Resurrected! Transformation Of Rage
July 7, 1992
1x21 - Premonition Of Love And Death
July 14, 1992
1x22 - Miyuki's Decision
July 21, 1992
1x23 - Reunion Of Scarred Souls
July 28, 1992
1x24 - Dark Past Revealed
August 4, 1992
1x25 - A New Demon
August 11, 1992
1x26 - Battle To The Death
August 18, 1992
1x27 - Legacy For The Survivors
August 25, 1992
1x28 - The White Majin
September 1, 1992
1x29 - Flowers in the Battlefield
September 8, 1992
1x30 - A Father's Memory
September 15, 1992
1x31 - The Town of Vengeance
September 22, 1992
1x32 - A Girl, Forever Waiting
September 29, 1992
1x33 - Wilderness Reunion
October 6, 1992
1x34 - Siblings of Dark and Light
October 13, 1992
1x35 - Enemy in the Midst
October 20, 1992
1x36 - Bloody Battle! Axe!
October 27, 1992
1x37 - Wearing Down, Mind and Body
November 3, 1992
1x38 - Labyrinth of Death
November 10, 1992
1x39 - Extreme Warrior Blastor
November 17, 1992
1x40 - The Fight and Love of Two
November 24, 1992
1x41 - Evil, Devil That Revives
December 1, 1992
1x42 - Collision! The Red Foe!
December 8, 1992
1x43 - The Bullet of Separation
December 15, 1992
1x44 - The Approaching Darkness
December 22, 1992
1x45 - The True Colours of the Invaders
January 5, 1993
1x46 - The House Where Time Stood Still
January 12, 1993
1x47 - Fate of Darkness and Death
January 19, 1993
1x48 - Valiant! Evil Dies
January 26, 1993
1x49 - The Burning Life
February 2, 1993
Tekkaman Blade: 2 Season s
Actors in Tekkaman Blade
Hirotaka Suzuoki
Chief Heinrich Von Freeman
Chisa Yokoyama
Milly
Yuko Mizutani
Miyuki Aiba
Yasunori Matsumoto
Noal Vereuse
Shozo Iizuka
Honda
Yu Shimaka
Goddado
Toshiyuki Morikawa
Takaya Aiba
Megumi Hayashibara
Aki Kisaragi
Norio Wakamoto
Kengo Aiba
Takehito Koyasu
Shinya Aiba
Mari Yokoo
Feng-Li
Shinya Ôtaki
General Corvet
Chieko Honda
Gloria, Natasha
Jurota Kosugi
Molotov
Kenyu Horiuchi
Balzack Asimov
Hiromi Tsuru
Anna White
Nobuo Tobita
Fritz Von Braun, Pegas
Masaru Ikeda
Barnard O'Toole
Shigeru Nakahara
Levin (voice)
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