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SHUTSUGEKI MASHINROBORESUKYŪ
| Writer | SONODA Hideki、HYODO Kazuho |
| Broadcaster | TV TOKYO Corporation |
| On Air date | [2003/5/14] |
| Broadcasting times | 19 |
| Management | D02-03326-00 |
| Reading | |
| Classification | Scripts |
| Media | TV |
| Genre | Animation |
| Transfer destination | Warehouse(in Storage) |
| Synopsis | Shutsugeki! Mashin Robo Resukyu、 Machine Robo Rescue In the near future、 a law called the Special Talent Nurturing Law has been established. It allows children of all ages to pursue a variety of careers if they were gifted and talented、 regardless of their age. There、 humanoid robots with a will of their own called Machine Robos are developed to deal with various matters. Children with special talents from all over the world are gathered and a special emergency rescue team called the Machine Robo Rescue is established to deal with major disasters and crimes、 with 12 children assigned to the team after passing a rigorous test.There are three main teams、 which consist of the Red Wings who are designated to deal with fire and aerial rescues、 the Blue Sirens、 who handle security and crime control、 and the Yellow Gears、 who specialize in natural disasters and other maintenance works.Taiyou Ozora、 a boy with a particularly brave heart、 is partnered with the machine robot Jet Robo、 and together with Makoto Aikawa、 Daichi Hayami、 and other trusted members、 he devotes himself to daily training and rescue activities. They also fight against the Disasters、 a mysterious organization trying to ruin the world by using disasters and crimes、 and help save mankind.Machine Robo Rescue is an anime television series created as part of the hero series by Sunrise and aired on the TV Tokyo network from 2003 to 2004. The script was written by Hideki Sonoda、 who has worked on many hero series. This project was based on a children's robot figure released by Bandai、 which was then made into an anime series. |
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