SSSSRW.D180223 #SRWさんのイラストまとめ

@Furedoflakes I know why 😏

14 years ago, on the 15th of Novermber 2006, we lost the creator of Getter Robo, Ken Ishikawa.

While gone, his legacy continues on with his work having inspired the future generations. I'm sure he would have been proud of the upcoming Getter Robo Arc anime.

RIP 😔

"Kaiju genre is stagnating, we only get Godzilla stuff nowadays"

"Mon genre is stagnating, we only get Pokemon & Digimon stuff nowadays"

"Toku genre is stagnating, we only get Kamen Rider, Super Sentai & Ultraman nowadays"

"WITHOUT NEW ORIGINAL IPS, THESE GENRES WILL DIE" 😉

Here it is, 7 minutes of dank/cringe/reddit tier Getter Robo memes to come out of the Getter Robo Arc anime reveal.
https://t.co/POuE8UBm8J

Special thanks to everyone who contributed to the making of the video 👍

@ShuckRaxA Make the size of the words smaller and not so close to one another. Those are the only things holding it back.

Refer to the examples below to get what I mean.

>1122

GODANNAR!!!!!!!!!! https://t.co/0bmvLOR3p9

With the trend for modern remakes of older Mecha anime sparked by Shin Getter & Mazinkaiser, Jeeg & Gaiking would receive modern remakes as well during the late 2000s.

SRW F Final in 1998 would see the creation of Mazinkaiser, an original upgrade to Mazinger Z made specifically for the game. Go Nagai liked it so much that manga, OVAs & figures were made in response to Mazinkaiser's popularity.

For example, Shin Getter from the Getter Robo Go manga debuted in SRW 4 in 1995 & continues to be a popular unit in SRW in general. Due to its popularity in the games, the Getter Robo OVAs were made to capitalize on Shin Getter's popularity.

"Getting brought over won't make new shows, won't bring back life to the genre"

We don't know yet. Its only been 4 years since they started localizing SRW in English. Though it should be noted that Wataru saw a resurgence in popularity after debuting in SRW X & has a new anime.