#ENGLISH VERSION VOLTES V EPISODES SERIES#
#ENGLISH VERSION VOLTES V EPISODES TV#

Each machine is piloted by KenвЂ™ichi (Steve), Daijiro (Big Bert), and Hiyoshi (Little John): the three sons of Kentaro and Mitsuyo GЕЌ, along with the only daughter of General Oka Megumi (Jaime Robinson), and Ippei Mine (Mark Gordon), an orphan cowboy. Voltes V is a robot composed of five вЂњVolt MachinesвЂќ, and each are themselves formidable weapons. Voltes V was designed by Professor Kentaro GЕЌ (Doctor Ned Armstrong), his wife Professor Mitsuyo GЕЌ (Doctor Mary Ann Armstrong) and their trusted colleague, Professor Hamaguchi (Doctor Richard Smith) and built by large scale construction effort backed by United Nations Earth Defense Force and General Oka (Commander Robinson). Their first humiliating defeat from the hands of Super Electromagnetic Machine, Voltes V brings the invaders to focus their attacks on Japan. The sculpture was made to represent вЂњthe anger felt as a 10-year-old when Voltes V and the other robots were summarily removed from television.ДЄn armada of horned humanoid aliens known as Boazanians invade earth and launch their вЂњbeast fightersвЂќ all over the world, defeating most of the worldвЂ™s armed forces including the US military. A thirteen-foot sculpture made by Toym Leon Imao called at the time Last, Lost, Lust for Four Episodeswas displayed in front of the Palma Hall at the University of the Philippines Diliman from September 20 to 28, 2014, consisting of brass, fiberglass, and galvanized iron. The debut album of the Filipino rock band Eraserheads is titled Ultraelectromagneticpop!, a reference to the вЂњUltraelectromagnetic TopвЂќ used in the series. In the Philippines, Voltes V has embedded itself in Filipino pop culture. In an attempt to promote the show to a younger audience, the network had Jett Pangan, Sandara Park, Dennis Trillo and other Filipino celebrities re-dub the charactersвЂ™ voices.

#ENGLISH VERSION VOLTES V EPISODES SERIES#

In 1986, the series was aired in PTV-4 then on ABS-CBN from 1986вЂ“1987 then on RPN-9 from 1988вЂ“1989 and on IBC-13 from 1989 (brief Tagalog dub Episodes 1 -11) and 1994 (English reruns Episodes 1 вЂ“ 31), and on GMA in 1999 which was shown in English & later in Tagalog and Cebuano.The latterвЂ™s popularity spurred numerous homages and pastiches, namely the Ang Dating Doon parody religion sketch in Bubble Gang.In 2005, the cable channel Hero, owned by the ABS-CBN Corporation, released Voltes V as Voltes V Evolution.However, the voice cast was different from the GMA version. In the Philippines, since May 5, 1978, an English-language dub of Voltes V was first aired on GMA-7, which was shown every Friday (6:00 pm) and lasted for a year until 1979.In 1979, shortly before the series finale, then-president Ferdinand Marcos issued a directive banning Voltes V and other similarly-themed anime series due to concerns about вЂњ excessive violenceвЂњ.В The directive also led to speculations at the time that the series was also taken off the air due to its aforementioned revolutionary undertones.In 2012, MarcosвЂ™ son Bongbong defended his fatherвЂ™s decision to ban Voltes V, stating that parents before were worried about the excessive violence in the show, so Marcos pulled the show and other robot-based animated series from television to appease their demands.

#ENGLISH VERSION VOLTES V EPISODES TV#

Voltes V was broadcast in Japan by TV Asahi from Jto March 25, 1978. The series was animated by Sunrise on ToeiвЂ™s behalf. Like Combattler V, the series was animated by Sunrise and produced by Toei Company. Voltes V is the second part of the Robot Romance Trilogy of the Super Robot genre which includes ChЕЌdenji Robo Combattler Vand TЕЌshЕЌ Daimos. It was created by Saburo Yatsude and directed by Tadao Nagahama. ChЕЌdenji Machine Voltes VВ is a Japanese anime television series which first aired on TV Asahi on June 4, 1977.

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