
Steel Jeeg
AnimationAction & AdventureSci-Fi & Fantasy
Hiroshi Shiba is a car racer who is mortally wounded in a laboratory accident, but restored to life by his father, Professor Shiba.

AnimationAction & AdventureSci-Fi & Fantasy
Hiroshi Shiba is a car racer who is mortally wounded in a laboratory accident, but restored to life by his father, Professor Shiba.

Earthquakes occur in various parts of Japan. It was nothing but a harbinger of the revival of the Great Kingdom, which once ruled ancient Japan. Queen Himika woke up from a long sleep. Shiba Hiroshi, a car racer who survived a major accident, is killed by his father who knows Himika's ambitions. However, his father became a machine father and revealed the existence of the Steel Jeeg.

Hiroshi during Jeeg's combined training was suffering because he couldn't grasp the timing well. He gets tired of it and give up, but the Haniwa phantom of the Great Kingdom kidnaps Mayumi and presses to exchange it for the dotaku once excavated by Dr. Shiba. While destroying the motorcycle, Hiroshi is heading to rescue Mayumi. There is no one other than Steel Jeeg who can save her captive!

Queen Himika's anger had reached its peak due to repeated defeats. This time, she plans to eliminate Jeeg and use a boy to get the location of the build base. However, Uzuki, who caught the mysterious radio wave, detected an abnormality. A phantom fortress Yamata no Orochi appears in front of her who is heading for the boy's protection, and even Haniwa phantom people aiming for the power plant appear.

A Self-Defense Force plane caused an unexplained crash. Hiroshi brings back fragments of a huge Buddha statue found near the scene and discovers that it is part of the Haniwa Phantom. On the other hand, Himika attacked the complex. Hiroshi tries to face it, but it is prevented from going to the flames emitted by the Buddha statue that revealed its identity. Moreover, Yamata no Orochi is approaching from the sea.

Himika plotted to eliminate Jeeg by using a magnetic storm caused by sunspot abnormalities. If you seal the magnetic power, Hiroshi can't even become Jeeg. At that time, Don, a black eagle who calls himself a rival in the air, was building Mechadon using scrap. When a Haniwa Phantom appear, Mechadon starts to play a big role instead of Jeeg.

Hiroshi reunites with his senior racer Hoshikawa in a race with a prize of 5 million yen. Hoshikawa, who is known for his careful driving, is somehow aiming for the championship on this day. He wants to win the prize for his girl named Chie who can't walk. When the race entered its peak, Haniwa phantom appeared on the course...

Hiroshi is ordered to investigate the radioactive contamination spreading in Yoshida Bay, but he refuses to go out saying that the chores are not his job. Uzuki, who had no choice but to visit the site alone, found a mysterious rock that is the source of pollution. As soon as she approached to collect it, she fell ill exposed to radiation. Hiroshi was forced to fight the Haniwa phantom Tsubute who appeared in front of the Big Shooter.

Hiroshi, who appeared on TV, said that he Don is not a rival worth it. Don is furious and wants a motorcycle duel. He, who really doesn't want to lose, used cowardly means. Hiroshi fell down, hit his head and temporarily loose his sight. While he's unable to fight, Haniwa phantom Droma appeared. Don, who felt responsible, confronts Droma alone.

Without the Big Shooter, Hiroshi can't become a Jeeg ... Himika orders Amasso and Ikima to conduct a joint operation and make Haniwa phantom Kiira attack Shaboten Park. Kira disappeared once and reappeared. Uzuki tried to launch the Big Shooter, but outside the base, Yamata no Orochi was waiting.

Himika made the executive Mima set a terrible trap for defeating Jeeg. Mayumi, who longed for the snow princess, was lured out by the sound of the whistle blowing by Haniwa phantom flickering, and took her away as a hostage. However, Chirara, who doesn't like conflict, tries to escape Mayumi and fails, and is transformed into a terrible figure by Himika.
Cast: Toru Furuya, Rihoko Yoshida, Isamu Tanonaka, Kazue Takahashi, Kenichi Ogata, Masahiko Murase, Nana Yamaguchi, Osamu Kato, Keaton Yamada
Genres: Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy


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