Tekkaman Blade

Tekkaman Blade

1992
Tekkaman Blade
Tekkaman Blade

Tekkaman Blade

8 | en | Animation

Tekkaman Blade takes place in the year 2300 AD. On a certain moment, the Radam attack Earth. A few months after the beginning of the invasion, a Tekkaman appears, he calls himself Blade and with the help of the Space Knights, Blade starts to fight the Radam. But there are a few things that Blade isn't telling about his past.

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EP49  The Burning Life
Feb. 02,1993
The Burning Life

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EP48  Valiant! Evil Dies
Jan. 26,1993
Valiant! Evil Dies

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EP47  Fate of Darkness and Death
Jan. 19,1993
Fate of Darkness and Death

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EP46  The House Where Time Stood Still
Jan. 12,1993
The House Where Time Stood Still

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EP45  The True Colours of the Invaders
Jan. 05,1993
The True Colours of the Invaders

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EP44  The Approaching Darkness
Dec. 22,1992
The Approaching Darkness

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EP43  The Bullet of Separation
Dec. 15,1992
The Bullet of Separation

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EP42  Collision! The Red Foe!
Dec. 08,1992
Collision! The Red Foe!

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EP41  Evil, Devil That Revives
Dec. 01,1992
Evil, Devil That Revives

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EP40  The Fight and Love of Two
Nov. 24,1992
The Fight and Love of Two

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EP39  Extreme Warrior Blastor
Nov. 17,1992
Extreme Warrior Blastor

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EP38  Labyrinth of Death
Nov. 10,1992
Labyrinth of Death

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EP37  Wearing Down, Mind and Body
Nov. 03,1992
Wearing Down, Mind and Body

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EP36  Bloody Battle! Axe!
Oct. 27,1992
Bloody Battle! Axe!

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EP35  Enemy in the Midst
Oct. 20,1992
Enemy in the Midst

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EP34  Siblings of Dark and Light
Oct. 13,1992
Siblings of Dark and Light

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EP33  Wilderness Reunion
Oct. 06,1992
Wilderness Reunion

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EP32  A Girl, Forever Waiting
Sep. 29,1992
A Girl, Forever Waiting

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EP31  The Town of Vengeance
Sep. 22,1992
The Town of Vengeance

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EP30  A Father's Memory
Sep. 15,1992
A Father's Memory

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EP29  Flowers in the Battlefield
Sep. 08,1992
Flowers in the Battlefield

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EP28  The White Majin
Sep. 01,1992
The White Majin

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EP27  Legacy For The Survivors
Aug. 25,1992
Legacy For The Survivors

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EP26  Battle To The Death
Aug. 18,1992
Battle To The Death

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EP25  A New Demon
Aug. 11,1992
A New Demon

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EP24  Dark Past Revealed
Aug. 04,1992
Dark Past Revealed

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EP23  Reunion Of Scarred Souls
Jul. 28,1992
Reunion Of Scarred Souls

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EP22  Miyuki's Decision
Jul. 21,1992
Miyuki's Decision

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EP21  Premonition Of Love And Death
Jul. 14,1992
Premonition Of Love And Death

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EP20  Resurrected! Transformation Of Rage
Jul. 07,1992
Resurrected! Transformation Of Rage

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EP19  Warrior With A Closed Heart
Jun. 30,1992
Warrior With A Closed Heart

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EP18  The Price For Glory
Jun. 23,1992
The Price For Glory

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EP17  Savior Of Steel
Jun. 16,1992
Savior Of Steel

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EP16  Portrait Of Betrayal
Jun. 09,1992
Portrait Of Betrayal

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EP15  The Evil Spirit Revives
Jun. 02,1992
The Evil Spirit Revives

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EP14  The Demon Is My Brother
May. 26,1992
The Demon Is My Brother

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EP13  Twin Brothers Destined To Fight
May. 19,1992
Twin Brothers Destined To Fight

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EP12  The Red Menace, Tekkaman Evil
May. 12,1992
The Red Menace, Tekkaman Evil

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EP11  The D-Boy File
May. 05,1992
The D-Boy File

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EP10  Lullaby Echoing In The Battlefield
Apr. 28,1992
Lullaby Echoing In The Battlefield

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EP9  Save the Jupiter Crew!
Apr. 21,1992
Save the Jupiter Crew!

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EP8  The Mysterious War Correspondent
Apr. 14,1992
The Mysterious War Correspondent

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EP7  Launch Of The Mobile Unit Pegas
Apr. 07,1992
Launch Of The Mobile Unit Pegas

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EP6  Tek-Set Malfunctions!
Mar. 31,1992
Tek-Set Malfunctions!

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EP5  Kill Me!
Mar. 24,1992
Kill Me!

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EP4  Deserter Without A Cause
Mar. 17,1992
Deserter Without A Cause

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EP3  The Allied Defense Force's Ambition
Mar. 10,1992
The Allied Defense Force's Ambition

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EP2  The Lonely Warrior
Mar. 03,1992
The Lonely Warrior

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EP1  Super Man Racing Across The Heavens
Feb. 25,1992
Super Man Racing Across The Heavens

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8 | en | Animation , Drama , Action & Adventure | More Info
Released: 1992-02-25 | Released Producted By: Tatsunoko Production , Country: Japan Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:
Synopsis

Tekkaman Blade takes place in the year 2300 AD. On a certain moment, the Radam attack Earth. A few months after the beginning of the invasion, a Tekkaman appears, he calls himself Blade and with the help of the Space Knights, Blade starts to fight the Radam. But there are a few things that Blade isn't telling about his past.

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Cast

Hirotaka Suzuoki , Chisa Yokoyama , Yuko Mizutani

Director

Hideyuki Tanaka

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Reviews

hellraiser7 What always appeals to me about superhero sagas are the humanity of the superhero, who the person behind the mask and powers are. This was another on the animes I've seen as a kid and it's still one of my personal favorites and one of my favorite TV shows in general.It's true on the surface it's a typical alien invasion plot, however what makes this show unique is that it's not entirely concerned or driven by it's plot, even though it does intriguingly develop. It's really more concerned about the characters and what they do and how they feel.The show has a lot of great things from animation which is very smooth and beautiful personally I think it still holds up (in my opinion anyway). Everything from the detail of the movement, the Radam creatures that look similar to the Arachnids in "Starship Troopers",the people that look more human their not odd looking or anything, down to their facial expressions were fluid, and most impressive was the detail on the Tekkamen really showed how far it was advancing to the anime we have today. The action is great and violent, you will see bits of gore, innocent people get killed sometimes, good guys can get seriously hurt which can affect their physical performance, but I really loved how well choreographed the Tekkaman Battle were the weapons they wielded and how they use them is beautiful and fluid. And the music in the show is great is great I really love the theme song from the First Season to me that's one of my favorite anime themes ever.One of the things I love about the show is how it solved that fundamental problem some anime programs at the time had in there story structure, where even though they had a set plot they tend to drift away from it for a while which does cause a little slowdown in advancing; not that it was completely bad it's a common thing that can create some creative freedom and good stand alone episodes if possible but no denying it goes on more than necessary. This show though hardly has much of that because it's focus it tight it's always keeping it's eye on the ball which makes most episodes important there is always a significant development going on within an episode you can't afford to miss; it's that principle with a novel each chapter and page is always important. This is a structure that's in current TV shows like "Battlestar Galactica" (revival version), "Lost", "The Walking Dead", and the criminally underrated "Falling Skies".Part of what made the show unique was that it dealt with subjects not touched on much which are dealing with loss, the problems with physical ailment, and the beauty and difficulty of loving another person.What is most memorable though to me are the characters just the humanity in them and the depth and development of some of them it's easy to forget their animated. Mainly it's the main characters D-Boy/Tekkaman Blade and significant other Aki. Both of them are another of my favorite anime couples because of their believability and are emotionally involving. D-Boy to me is a superhero you feel heavy pathos for because he's the most emotionally hurt as well as physically making him all the more tragic and painfully human. Like most superheroes their usually driven most of the time by something robbed or lost form them, Spider Man his uncle, Batman his parents, Punisher his wife and two children. D-Boy/Tekkaman it's his family and a few friends with them, they've all been taken over by the Radam turned much like with the aliens from the sci-fi horror movie "Body Snatchers", which makes the emotional weight all the more heavier and makes you feel all the more bad for this guy because things to get sadder and darker for him like the fact that we discover further along the line his own superpower is also his weakness. If he's Tekkaman too long he'll lose his humanity becoming a slave to the Radam or when he's in Blaster Mode it caused tissue and brain damage to his cells which makes him lose his memory, sort of like Alsimers disease. Thsi makes us all the more concerned for him in most superhero stories all superheroes always have a physical Achillies heel but there's always a safety catch which makes us not worry so much but for him we're given no guarantees, we're worried these weaknesses could destroy him if he continues, and I found myself concerned about his life hoping to god those things don't happen.Aki is a great significant other she is a strong willed fierce but warm hearted person. The emotion we see form her when both D-Boy and her interact is believably sweet and sometimes painful. One of my favorite touching moments was when Aki tells D-Boy to give those minutes he has to be Tekkaman to her, let alone the physical position and how they looked at one another, at that point it was obviously they love each other. These things made me care and put me in constant suspense hoping they will make progress, let alone kiss and have sex which they do.There are a lot of memorable moments and episode arcs like one which is one of my favorite anime episode arcs on D-Boy's young sister Milki/Tekkaman Saber the ending of it I'll admit mad me tear up.Tekkaman Blade is powered with action but cuts deep with emotion because it's armor is driven by a powered human heart.Rating: 4 stars
DarkStar84 I was only about 12 when I saw this on UPN. But I was frigging glued to my seat every Sunday morning, watching the episode. This was a great show and it was so well handled.The characters were so engaging and I loved the plots involving them more then the action parts (even though they were some pretty damned cool fights and space battles).The dub deserves a lot of praise because it allowed the show to have a real air of internationalism about it. The whole world was fighting the venamoid spidercrabs, so when Slade met a group of commandos in the space station (The Space Ring to those who remember). The leader was portrayed as being Irish and it was so moving when he sang at the end.It was so cool when Technobot sang the song at the end of the episode. It just showed how cool this show was. The fact that the robot had a progressive a.i. and could problem solve was a nice touch as well... I'll have a soft spot for Technobot/Pegasus.This was a show that could take the audience to breakneck battles one minute and yet in the next ep, have everything slow down so we could stop and think about the effects that the war was having on people at a very personal level. The base grew becoming tearful during Slade's story of what happened to his family was believable and not hammy at all because these were real people trying to cope with a serious problem.Then the Government comes in and tries to start running the show- only to have the commander basically give the data to their inside man just to get him the hell out. At the height of the conflict, Slade undergoes a traumatic period and refuses to fight- but unlike a lot of emo main characters, I could see that he was really dealing with some heavy sh*t and a lot of guilt.And of course, it had some of the most vicious bad guys ever. On top of fighting off the mutant spidercrabs, the earth had to deal with the evil technomen. Towards the end, we got some heavy things happening... General Galt's immortal line "so what if a few million people die to end the war?" is pretty chilling when looked at from a modern view point.So, if you ever thought about buying this or just want to make sure that what you remember from over ten years ago was actually that good... well, my friends, it was! And you new 'kids' might try giving it a chance too.
Stuart When this was 1st (and as i can recall only) time on Sky in England, I was fortunate to watch it on an old sky channel, and was blown away. really it was the 1st of few anime series ive seen and possibly remains my fav cos few people know of it, and if it came out on dvd, i'd seriously consider buying it.Story is basic, earth invaded by aliens and mysterious figure 'teknoman' takes up the fight for earth, and gradually the war swings in earths favour (thanks to some technology & tactics)4.999/5
turnjet This beats all the mecha Oav's on the planet, hands down. From Gundam, Guyver and even the childhood favourites Tranformers, this rocks! The actual plot isn't really original, you know epic war, protagonist warrior to rid the Earth from destruction. But if you take away all the cliche attachments, you get a thoroughly enjoyable series of pure anime action. A must see for all manga/anime fans!I think the second and concluding series was only aired in Japan and America and was titled Tekkman Blade, however i dont think it used the Teknoman continuum as all the characters were designed in a more child-like orientation, quite sad really...