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词条 Iron King
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  1. Plot description

  2. Episode list

  3. DVD releases

  4. Notes

  5. References

  6. External links

{{For|the 1955 novel by Maurice Druon|The Iron King}}{{Infobox television
| image = Iron King-title.jpg
| caption = Iron King title card
| show_name = Iron King
| runtime = 24 minutes (per episode)
| country = Japan
| network = TBS
| num_episodes = 26
| creator = Mamoru Sasaki
| director = Noriaki Yuasa
| starring = Shōji Ishibashi
Mitsuo Hamada
| first_aired = October 8, 1972
| last_aired = April 8, 1973{{nihongo|Iron King|アイアンキング|Aian Kingu}} is a tokusatsu superhero TV series about a giant cyborg. The series was produced by Nippon Gendai and Senkosha (now Senko Planning), and aired on Tokyo Broadcasting System from October 8, 1972 to April 8, 1973, with a total of 26 episodes.

Plot description

The Shiranui Clan have planned for 2000 years to conquer Japan in retaliation for their nomadic ancestors being banished from the country by the Yamato Clan (who eventually became known as the Japanese people). Each armored ninja-like member of the clan controls a gigantic robot warrior in order to overthrow the "Yamato Government," as they call it.

In response to this terrorist threat, Japan's National Security Organization send agent Gentaro Shizuka (pop star Shoji Ishibashi), disguised as what can best described as a Spaghetti Western version of a singing cowboy, to stop their plans with the assistance of comical, mountaineering-clad Goro Kirishima (Mitsuo Hamada). In an unusual direction for such tokusatsu (visual effects) programs, it is not the heroic but often surprisingly ruthless Gentaro but the bumbling, bespectacled Goro who has the power to become the giant cybernetic superhero Iron King by touching the medals on the sides of his funny red Turning Hat and shouting "Iron Shock!" when danger threatens.

However, often Iron King is unable to defeat the clan's giant robots without help from Gentaro, who wields a weapon called the Iron Belt that can become a slender rapier-like sword or an infinitely extendable metal whip capable of hurting giant monsters. In addition, transforming into the hydrogen oxide-powered Iron King quickly dehydrates Goro, and he can only remain as Iron King for a short period of time. Strangely, although Gentaro knows Iron King's time limit comes from using up his water supply he never manages to connect it with Goro's omnipresent thirst until the final episode.

In the tenth episode the Shiranui Clan is destroyed but their place is taken by the skull-symboled keffiyeh-clad Phantom Militia (A/K/A the Phantom Opposition Party) who also use giant robots to enact their revolution against the Japanese government, although rather than being humanoid in shape theirs take the form of dinosaur-like kaiju.

From the nineteenth episode to the end of the series Gentaro and Goro battle black cloak and Puritan hat-clad white-masked aliens called Titanians who have various inhuman powers such as flight, body-possessing mind control and the ability to enlarge themselves to giant size. Upon doing the latter they are then able to assume insect-like monster forms.

Episode list

# Title[1] Guest cast Director First aired Monster appeared
1.{{nihongo2>朝風の密使}} Shinzo Hotta
Kiro Abe
Fudeko Tanaka
Kinji Takinami
Hiroshi Ikaida
Shozo Tamura 1972-10-08 Vacumira
2.{{nihongo2>廃墟の白鳥}} Shinzo Hotta
Hiroshi Ikaida
Shozo Tamura 1972-10-15 Jairogesu
3.{{nihongo2>戦士の微笑}} Shinzo Hotta
Hiroshi Ikaida
Shozo Tamura 1972-10-22 Double Satan
4.{{nihongo2>弦太郎孤独旅}} Shinzo Hotta
Yosuke Akimoto
Toru Sotoyama 1972-10-29 Devil Tiger
5.{{nihongo2>秋風の中の決斗}} Shinzo Hotta
Shogo Hanagi
Toru Sotoyama 1972-11-05 Black Knight, Bronze Demon, Monster Bird
6.{{nihongo2>戦士の子守唄}} Shinzo Hotta
Seishiro Kuno
Masayuki Tobuyo
Shozo Tamura
Kiyoshi Suzuki
1972-11-12 Monster Bird
7.{{nihongo2>大空を征く者}} Shinzo Hotta
Kaori Seki
Hisashi Kato
Shozo Tamura
Kiyoshi Suzuki
1972-11-19 Silver Rider
8.{{nihongo2>影の地帯}} Shinzo Hotta
Mitsuko Hoshi
Yoshinori Furukawa
Shinobu Miura
Noriaki Yuasa
Kiyoshi Suzuki
1972-11-26 Gold Fire
9.{{nihongo2>弦太郎危機一髪!}} Shinzo Hotta
Yuki Okazaki
Toru Sotoyama 1972-12-03 Gold Fire
10.{{nihongo2>死者へのくちづけ}} Katsumi Muramatsu
Shima Mizue
Kiyoshi Tokugawa
Gin Minemura
Hiroshi Fukuhara 1972-12-10 Gold Fire, Zaira Unicorn
11.{{nihongo2>東京は燃えている}} Katsumi Muramatsu
Kiyoshi Tokugawa
Gin Minemura
Toru Sotoyama 1972-12-17 Zaira Unicorn
12.{{nihongo2>東京非常事態宣言}} Katsumi Muramatsu
Teresa Noda
Junko Natsu
Wataru Mitsui
Ikuo Kosaka
Toru Sotoyama 1972-12-24 Tongazaurus
13.{{nihongo2>地下要塞攻撃命令}} Katsumi Muramatsu
Junko Natsu
Wataru Mitsui
Isamu Matsuzawa
Toru Sotoyama 1972-12-31 Tongazaurus
14.{{nihongo2>脳波ロボットの秘密}} Katsumi Muramatsu
Hijiri Matsuki
Teppei Takasugi
Kazuo Arai
Hiromu Edagawa 1973-01-14 Jurassdon
15.{{nihongo2>マラソン怪獣カプリゴン}} Katsumi Muramatsu
Masahiro Takashina
Harue Kyo
Hiromu Edagawa 1973-01-21 Caprigon
16.{{nihongo2>トラギラスを倒せ!}} Katsumi Muramatsu
Yumi Mizusawa
Hiroshi Fukuhara 1973-01-28 Toragilas
17.{{nihongo2>アイアンキング殺害命令}} Katsumi Muramatsu
Chidori Tashiro
Koetsu Omiya
Toru Sotoyama 1973-02-04 Dodzilla, Kumagross
18.{{nihongo2>ロボット怪獣全滅作戦}} Katsumi Muramatsu
Eiko Ogawa
Toru Sotoyama 1973-02-11 Kumagross
19.{{nihongo2>大虫人カブトロン出現}} Chiaki Ukyo
Hajime Izu
Hiroshi Fukuhara 1973-02-18 Kabutoron
20.{{nihongo2>宇虫人タイタニアンの逆襲}} Chiaki Ukyo Hiroshi Fukuhara 1973-02-25 Kabutoron
21.{{nihongo2>カマギュラス殺人ガスを狙う}} Chiaki Ukyo
Mari Sakurai
Tetsuya Sano
Toru Sotoyama 1973-03-04 Kamagyrus
22.{{nihongo2>恐怖のタイタニアン地獄}} Chiaki Ukyo
Fumio Ikeda
Toru Sotoyama 1973-03-11 Kirigirin
23.{{nihongo2>女に化けた虫人}} Chiaki Ukyo
Ryoko Sakaguchi
Hideo Saito
Shozo Tamura 1973-03-18 Kangarole
24.{{nihongo2>東京攻撃前線基地}} Chiaki Ukyo
Yoku Shioya
Hiroshi Fukuhara 1973-03-25 Cockroachaur
25.{{nihongo2>アイアンキング大ピンチ!}} Chiaki Ukyo Toru Sotoyama 1973-04-01 Cricketton, Possessed Iron King
26.{{nihongo2>東京大戦争}} Chiaki Ukyo
Hajime Izu
Toru Sotoyama 1973-04-08 Cricketton, Possessed Iron King

DVD releases

On November 6, 2007, BCI Eclipse Entertainment Company LLC released the complete series of Iron King on DVD in Region 1.[2] As of 2009, this release is now out of print as BCI Eclipse ceased operations.

On March 9, 2010, Mill Creek Entertainment re-released the entire series on DVD in Region 1.[3]

Notes

1. ^{{cite book |last=Ragone|first=August|title=The Super Hero Samurai Spaghetti Western|year=2007|publisher=Ronin Entertainment}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/releases/Iron-King-Complete-Series/7223|title=Iron King - The Complete Series|accessdate=2007-11-28|publisher=TVShowsOnDVD.com|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20071201095440/http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/releases/Iron-King-Complete-Series/7223|archivedate=2007-12-01|df=}}
3. ^https://www.amazon.com/Iron-King-Various/dp/B00310PSTY

References

  • {{cite book |last=Ragone|first=August|title=The Super Hero Samurai Spaghetti Western|year=2007|publisher=Ronin Entertainment}} (From the Iron King liner notes booklet)
  • {{cite web |url=http://www.animated-news.com/2007/bci-brings-iron-king-to-dvd/|title=10/12/2007: "BCI brings Iron King to DVD"|date=2007-10-12|accessdate=2007-11-28|publisher=animated-news.com}}
  • {{IMDb title|id=0299239|title="Aian kingu" (1972)}}

External links

  • {{IMDb title|0299239|Iron King}}

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