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Aian Kingu - Senshi-no Komoriuta

episode 6 / Iron King - A Warrior's Lullaby

Japan 1972
produced by
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directed by Shozo Tamura
starring Shozo Ishibashi, Mitsuo Hamada, Chieko Morikawa, Shinzo Hotta
written by Mamoru Sasaki, music by Kikuchi Shunsuke, special effects by Kiyoshi Suzuki, Koichi Takano

TV-series
Iron King

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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This time around, Gentaro (Shoji Ishibashi), agent for Professor Tsushima, and his guardian angel, giant robot Iron King, have to fight two giant robots sent by the Shirunai Clan led by Taro (Shinzo Hotta), Black Knight, who can shoot projectiles from his arms, and Bronze Demon, who has (rather silly-looking) bombs attached to his body he throws at his opponents every now and again. 

But much more important, finally Gentaro can reveal Yukiko (Chieko Morikawa), his guitar carrying friend, as an agent of the Clan. Yukiko admits she has been a bad girl, but also claims to be in love with him and offers to take him to the Shirunai Clan headquarters ... but Gentaro thinks this is just another trick of hers and declines. It is only when Yukiko dies catching a bullet meant for Gentaro that he realizes she has been on the right side after all.

As usual though, the finale has Gentaro and Iron King go against their giant robot opponents and defeat and destroy them.

 

Despite 2 Shirunai giant robots instead of one and despite some dramatic developments - the unmasking of Yukiko as a spy and her death - this is not one of the more exciting episodes of the series, most probably because the dramatic developments were hinted at a bit too much in previous episodes and because the two giant robots are both rather disappointing compared to the robots from earlier episodes. Still, this one is silly fun, no mre but also no less.

 

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