Koutetsu Jeeg
Details
- Also known as: 鋼鉄ジーグ, Kotetsu Jeeg, Steel Jeeg, Zieg, Jeeg Robot - Uomo d'acciaio, Festival de los Robots: El Vengador
- Type: TV
- Status: Finished Airing
- Score: 6.6
- Episodes: 46
- Genres: Action, Mecha, Sci-Fi
- Studio: Toei Animation
- Aired: 1975-10-05 to 1976-08-29
- Season: Fall 1975
Synopsis
Hiroshi Shiba is a car racer who is mortally wounded in a laboratory accident, but restored to life by his father, Professor Shiba.
The whole series
- Koutetsu Jeeg (TV · 1975)
- Koutetsushin Jeeg (TV · 2007)
Episodes
- Episode 1: The New Magnetic Robot of the Century (1975-10-05)
- Episode 2: Hiroshi, Stand Up! Build Up (1975-10-12)
- Episode 3: Arrival!! Genma Yousai Yamatano Orochi (1975-10-19)
- Episode 4: Secret Attack!! Betting Life on the Mach Drill (1975-10-26)
- Episode 5: A Super Crazy Mechadon and the Desperate Fight (1975-11-02)
- Episode 6: Walk Forward, Young Girl. Head For a Better Tomorrow (1975-11-09)
- Episode 7: Shoot the Burning Life (1975-11-16)
- Episode 8: Friendship and Rivalry Between Men (1975-11-23)
- Episode 9: The Big Fight!! The Big Shooter Can't Sortie (1975-11-30)
- Episode 10: The Snow Woman Who Escaped from a Picture Book (1975-12-07)
- Episode 11: A Life or Death Struggle! The Battle at the Build Base (1975-12-14)
- Episode 12: Stand Up, Hiroshi! Victory Will Be Yours! (1975-12-21)
- Episode 13: Howling Himika! Hellish Revenge! (1975-12-28)
- Episode 14: Wake Up, Jeeg! Angry Counterattack! (1976-01-04)
- Episode 15: Mechadon's Tears Flying in the Air! (1976-01-11)
- Episode 16: The strongest phantom press operation (1976-01-18)
- Episode 17: Do your best! Mecha Mecha Mechadon (1976-01-25)
- Episode 18: Fear! Invading bonfire (1976-02-01)
- Episode 19: Drown! Haniwa phantom of fate (1976-02-08)
- Episode 20: Fight Hiroshi! I saw my father in Steel Jeeg (1976-02-15)
- Episode 21: Desperate Escape from Black Hole (1976-02-22)
- Episode 22: Reverse! Triple Fight (1976-02-22)
- Episode 23: One second before the blast! Ferry rescue operation (1976-03-07)
- Episode 24: A city that calls death! Runaway beast (1976-03-14)
- Episode 25: My mother shouted Build up (1976-03-21)
- Episode 26: Promises sworn in death (1976-03-28)
- Episode 27: Burn in red! New cyborg (1976-04-11)
- Episode 28: Counterattack! New weapon Pantheroid (1976-04-18)
- Episode 29: Emperor appearance! The mystery of the Dotaku has been solved (1976-04-25)
- Episode 30: Mysterious! Dragon Beast's Robot Beast (1976-05-02)
- Episode 31: 10,000 meters above Mount Fuji (1976-05-09)
- Episode 32: An angry rebellion dedicated to Himika (1976-05-16)
- Episode 33: Non-stop race in hell (1976-05-23)
- Episode 34: Danger Jeeg! Capsule launched! (1976-06-06)
- Episode 35: Protect a wonderful family (1976-06-13)
- Episode 36: Life on a flower (1976-06-20)
- Episode 37: Is General Flora an enemy or an ally (1976-06-27)
- Episode 38: A boy coming from a million years ago (1976-07-04)
- Episode 39: Song of battle dedicated to mother (1976-07-11)
- Episode 40: A love pendant that connects hearts (1976-07-18)
- Episode 41: Send Jeeg to another dimension graveyard (1976-07-25)
- Episode 42: Escape from the trap! Scared glory (1976-08-01)
- Episode 43: Traitor! The end of General Flora (1976-08-08)
- Episode 44: Steel Jeeg vs. Dragon Demon King (1976-08-15)
- Episode 45: Standing brave! Total battle without tomorrow (1976-08-22)
- Episode 46: Steel Jeeg victory record omnibus (1976-08-29)
Characters and voice actors
- Hiroshi Shiba (main character) · Japanese voice: Toru Furuya
- Miwa Uzuki (main character) · Japanese voice: Rihoko Yoshida
- Ikima (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kenichi Ogata
- Queen Himika (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kazue Takahashi
- Kikue Shiba (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Nana Yamaguchi
- Mayumi Shiba (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kazue Takahashi
- Senjirou Shiba (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Masahiko Murase
Opening and ending songs
- Opening 1: Kotetsu Zieg no Uta · Ichiro Mizuki, Columbia Yurikago-kai and Koorogi '73
- Ending 1: Hiroshi no Theme · Ichiro Mizuki and Koorogi '73