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Toei Animation produced several notable mecha anime series during the 1970s, including:
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Koutetsu Jeeg (Steel Jeeg) - This series aired from October 1975 to August 1976, consisting of 46 episodes. It was created by Go Nagai and is known for its unique storyline and character designs. More about Koutetsu Jeeg.
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Chou Denji Robo Combattler V - This series was broadcast in 1976 and is another significant entry in the mecha genre, featuring a combination of robots to battle against evil forces.
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Dino Mech Gaiking - Running from April 1976 to January 1977, it consists of 44 episodes and is recognized for its adventurous plot and vibrant animation style. The story revolves around dinosaurs and their mechanical counterparts. Learn more about Dino Mech Gaiking.
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UFO Robot Grendizer - Although technically starting in the early 70s, its impact carried into the late 70s. This series became a cultural phenomenon, particularly in regions outside Japan. Explore Grendizer's legacy.
These series helped to shape the mecha anime genre and laid the groundwork for future productions. For a more comprehensive list, you might find the Toei Mecha Pantheon on MyAnimeList useful.
Here are some relevant images from these series:
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