Future Robot Daltanious
Details
- Also known as: Mirai Robo Daltanias, 未来ロボ ダルタニアス
- Type: TV
- Status: Finished Airing
- Score: 6.5
- Episodes: 47
- Genres: Comedy, Mecha
- Studio: Sunrise, Toei Animation
- Aired: 1979-03-21 to 1980-03-05
- Season: Spring 1979
Synopsis
Future Robot Daltanious was an anime series that aired from 1979 to 1980. The show is one of the mecha shows which was and still remains very popular among Asian countries and Italy.
Episodes
- Episode 1: Rise and Go to War! (1979-03-21)
- Episode 2: The Mysterious Third Robot (1979-03-28)
- Episode 3: Arise, Space Lion (1979-04-04)
- Episode 4: Kento, Emperor of the Future (1979-04-11)
- Episode 5: The Unbreakable Bond of Seven (1979-04-18)
- Episode 6: Kamerotto Appears! (1979-04-25)
- Episode 7: Kento Will Live How He Desires! (1979-05-02)
- Episode 8: I Want a Mother (1979-05-09)
- Episode 9: Jump, Jump, and then Cry (1979-05-16)
- Episode 10: The Stone-Throwing Method of Anger (1979-05-23)
- Episode 11: The Last Residents of Tokyo (1979-05-30)
- Episode 12: Save Sanae! The Dreaded Space Virus (1979-06-06)
- Episode 13: The Tearful Struggle of a Hungry Man (1979-06-13)
- Episode 14: Our other friend (1979-06-20)
- Episode 15: Bang the Festival Drums for the Warriors of Space (1979-06-27)
- Episode 16: Substitute Operation: Gluttony (1979-07-04)
- Episode 17: How is Your School? (1979-07-11)
- Episode 18: What Matters is the Heart, Not the Body (1979-07-18)
- Episode 19: Homework: Bemborg Collection (1979-07-25)
- Episode 20: It’s Impossible to Escape the Underwater Hurricane (1979-08-01)
- Episode 21: Cratus, Warrior of Space (1979-08-15)
- Episode 22: The Great and Tearful Transformation of the Instructor Robot (1979-08-22)
- Episode 23: Gascon, Tiger of the Galaxy (1979-08-29)
- Episode 24: The Sorrowful Tears of Beralios (1979-09-05)
- Episode 25: Tears Do Not Fit Danji (1979-09-12)
- Episode 26: The Challenge of Supreme General Kloppen (1979-09-19)
- Episode 27: Daltanious Crosses the Fields of Death (1979-09-26)
- Episode 28: The Final Onslaught on Zaar’s Base (1979-10-10)
- Episode 29: The Power-Up Strategy of the Flame Sword (1979-10-17)
- Episode 30: A Bride from Outer Space (1979-10-24)
- Episode 31: The Mysterious Slave Ship Heading Toward Earth (1979-10-31)
- Episode 32: The Secret of Hayato, the Wandering Father (1979-11-07)
- Episode 33: Kloppen’s Mysterious Identity (1979-11-14)
- Episode 34: I am Kento a Man from the Earth (1979-11-21)
- Episode 35: Doctor Earl, the Proud Rebel (1979-11-28)
- Episode 36: One Man’s Rebellion (1979-12-31)
- Episode 37: Panic at the Port City (1979-12-12)
- Episode 38: Watch out, Arlin! Confrontation on the Lost Island (1979-12-19)
- Episode 39: Hayato, a Father who Risks his Life for the Galaxy (1979-12-26)
- Episode 40: The Secret of the Clones Revealed! (1980-01-03)
- Episode 41: The Mobile Fortress of Betrayal (1980-01-09)
- Episode 42: A New Battle for Kloppen the Man (1980-01-23)
- Episode 43: The Fierce Battle: Daltanious Against the Mobile Fortress (1980-01-30)
- Episode 44: Sally Forth, Adarus Base! (1980-02-13)
- Episode 45: Father, Come Back to Me! (1980-02-20)
- Episode 46: The Massive Attack Fleet Leads to Zaar in the Storm (1980-02-27)
- Episode 47: Ormen’s Tragic Tale (1980-03-05)
Characters and voice actors
- Kento Tate (main character) · Japanese voice: Toshio Furukawa
- Danji Hiiragi (main character) · Japanese voice: Yoshito Yasuhara
- Dr. Earl (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Toshiya Sugita
- General Neshia (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kazuko Sawada
- Tanosuke Hata (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Tomomichi Nishimura
- Kujuurou Hiiragi (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Takeshi Aono
- Karui Manabu (supporting character) · Japanese voice: You Inoue
- Narrator (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Osamu Ichikawa
- Ochame (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yuuko Mita
- Sanae Shiratori (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Keiko Han
- Supreme Commander Cloppen (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Osamu Ichikawa
- Ookuma Toragorou (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Shouzou Iizuka
Opening and ending songs
- Opening 1: Daltanias no Uta · Mitsuko Horie, Koorogi'73, Columbia Yurikago Kai
- Ending 1: Kento Otoko Iki · Koorogi '73