I googled it, and it turns out it’s a pretty old special effects series…

That’s the person from Giant Robo, right?
I don’t know that, though.

Cool eyes that sparkle.

It’s okay!

Shuriken shushushushushu!

Actually, it’s based on a manga.

I think my dad said he used to watch it when he was a kid…

For now, Mr. Shirokage gets caught.

Really?

I know that the lead actor struggled until the end to break free from the image of this work, as it is too representative of their role.

For some reason, there’s a video at my parents’ house… they were saying something about the bells of Gya-Man.

For some reason, we had a Famicom game at home.
Of course, I’ve never seen the original work.

Are you referencing the Ijou pattern?

It’s interesting, isn’t it, Akakage?

So the enemies change quite a bit, huh?

Things like “Arashi” and “Lion Maru” and period drama special effects were a major genre, right?

Isn’t it everyone’s favorite manga by Yokomitsu-sensei?
Sometimes it’s posted here too.

Kaneko’s old man? Then I wouldn’t be surprised at all.

It’s officially streaming now, right? The Swastika Party arc.

I only know it as the original idea for the ninja with a red beard in the temporary license.

Akakage is ridiculously invincible.

When the son of Katsuto Ikegami, who participated in the script for the anime version, asked how Akakage wins, the answer he received was, “Because it’s Akakage.”
My son, thirty years later, posed the question in a special effects production he was part of: “Why can Saru Brother live as a hero!?” and had to answer that he didn’t know, but that’s how it turned out.

Weirdos keep attacking one after another.

It feels like quite a bit of money was spent on things like the big tower set and hot air balloons.

Aokage is cute.

I saw the surf clam, but does a UFO appear…?
It’s a tokusatsu period drama, but it really leans towards tokusatsu.

I saw it suddenly start wrestling.

It seems that the gold red shadow was uncool.

Akakage shows us everything that a ninja would likely do in a fantasy.
Launching cannons from my arms, firing beams from my sword, and using magic.
The strongest technique is to locate underground water veins and attack with the force of a geyser.
Under Nobunaga’s secret command wishing for Japan’s peace, I will fight against the bizarre individuals of a cult until the middle, but after that, I will start battling the monster army controlled by corrupt daimyos.

I feel like it was rebroadcast not long ago.

It was sometimes streamed on the YouTube period drama channel and sometimes not.

Is it Akakage who shoots missiles from his hands?

Is the story of Prioke also from the time when Toyotomi Hideyoshi was still Kinoshita Tōkichirō?

>>40The uncle who gets caught immediately.

I’m currently streaming on YouTube.

I think both manga and special effects are quite famous works, but it seems that many people surprisingly don’t know about Anon.

I recall that Takenaka Hanbei was active.

The Famicom’s Akakage was really fun.

I don’t really understand the circumstances behind Mr. Kaneko making a girls’ anime!
Isn’t robot anime better?!

>全52話が1967年4月5日 – 1968年3月27日まで関西テレビおよびフジテレビ系列で毎週水曜日19時 – 19時30分に放送された。That’s quite a classic…

If we’re talking about Yokoyama ninjas, it’s definitely Iga’s Kagemaru over Akakage for me personally.

I think there are probably fewer people watching the live-action movie of Red Shadow.

I want you to be at least as good as Machine Man.

Bringing out some of the atmosphere of Moonlight Mask.

It’s been a long time since I’ve seen not only Akakage itself, but also parodies of Akakage.

I watched it about 20 years ago when it was rebroadcast late at night.
I heard that the “daijoubu” pose from Aokage was extremely popular in the generation of parents who are now in their 60s.

I only know about the Famicom.

When I was a kid, they used to rerun shows during the summer and winter breaks.