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Project Commissioned by the Agency for Cultural Affairs.
KENZENROBODAIMIDARĀ
| Writer | YOSIOKA Takao |
| Broadcaster | AT-X |
| On Air date | [2014/4/19] |
| Broadcasting times | 3 |
| Management | D02-02057-00 |
| Reading | |
| Classification | Scripts |
| Media | TV |
| Genre | Animation |
| Transfer destination | Warehouse(in Storage) |
| Synopsis | Kenzen Robo Daimidara、 Daimidaler: Prince V.S. Penguin EmpireA mysterious army called the Penguin Empire suddenly appears on Earth、 using giant Penguin Robots to cause trouble to humanity. To fight against the Penguin Empire and its robots、 a secret organization known as Beauty Salon Prince develops Damidaler、 a huge weaponized robot designed for the final decisive battle、 with the help of three genius scientists known as the Three Doctors、 namely Moriko Tomoyose、 Soriko Majikina、 and Sewashiko Goya. However、 as they need a special form of energy known as Hi-ERo particles to activate Daimidaler、 they look for a pilot with genes capable of generating those particles.They single out a high schooler named Koichi Madanbashi、 a hot-blooded boy who loves women with a nice figure. He is chosen as the pilot due to having strong Hi-ERo particle genes.Beauty Salon Prince、 the secret organization formed to fight against the Penguin Empire、 selects one of its pretty female members、 Kyoko Sonan、 as Koichi’s partner. Koichi and Kyoko work together to generate the power of Hi-ERo particles、 and get on Daimidaler to combat the Penguin Empire.Daimidaler: Prince V.S. Penguin Empire is a robot-themed gag manga series by Asaki Nakama that was serialized in Enterbrain’s bimonthly magazine Fellows! from 2008 to 2012.The television anime series ran in 12 episodes on AT-X、 BS11、 and other channels from April to June 2014. It was later made into a collaboration series with Super Robot Wars. |
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