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"BETA"
Cool shit, it's a 400 plus pages long mecha comic made in Italy.
You've got everything; the bio-monsters, the giant robots, the political intrigue, the big guy who loves to eat, the multicultural cast, and the depressing twist.
Truly written by people who grew up on 70s and 80s mecha anime
Cool shit, it's a 400 plus pages long mecha comic made in Italy.
You've got everything; the bio-monsters, the giant robots, the political intrigue, the big guy who loves to eat, the multicultural cast, and the depressing twist.
Truly written by people who grew up on 70s and 80s mecha anime
December 10, 2024 at 10:25 AM
"BETA"
Cool shit, it's a 400 plus pages long mecha comic made in Italy.
You've got everything; the bio-monsters, the giant robots, the political intrigue, the big guy who loves to eat, the multicultural cast, and the depressing twist.
Truly written by people who grew up on 70s and 80s mecha anime
Cool shit, it's a 400 plus pages long mecha comic made in Italy.
You've got everything; the bio-monsters, the giant robots, the political intrigue, the big guy who loves to eat, the multicultural cast, and the depressing twist.
Truly written by people who grew up on 70s and 80s mecha anime
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Additionally, for you classic gag-anime lovers:
Tensai Bakabon (“Genius Bakabon”) began its televised syndication on this day in 1971.
The series first covered the misadventures of a Showa-Japan youth, only for his bumbling father to steal the show as the main character.
Tensai Bakabon (“Genius Bakabon”) began its televised syndication on this day in 1971.
The series first covered the misadventures of a Showa-Japan youth, only for his bumbling father to steal the show as the main character.
September 25, 2023 at 1:45 PM
Additionally, for you classic gag-anime lovers:
Tensai Bakabon (“Genius Bakabon”) began its televised syndication on this day in 1971.
The series first covered the misadventures of a Showa-Japan youth, only for his bumbling father to steal the show as the main character.
Tensai Bakabon (“Genius Bakabon”) began its televised syndication on this day in 1971.
The series first covered the misadventures of a Showa-Japan youth, only for his bumbling father to steal the show as the main character.