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* NamesTheSame: Susumu Oki and Susumo Kodai from Anime/StarBlazers.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: In the Japanese Version, Hell Deathbird is named Rudolf Hech, a CaptainErsatz of PublicDomainCharacter former No.2 Nazi figure Rudolf Hess.

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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: In the Japanese Version, Hell Deathbird Original manga, the BigBad is named Rudolf Hech, a CaptainErsatz of PublicDomainCharacter former No.2 Nazi figure Rudolf Hess.
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* NamesTheSame: Susumu Oki and Susumo Kodai from Anime/StarBlazers.

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* [[TwelveEpisodeAnime 13-Episode Anime]]

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* [[TwelveEpisodeAnime 13-Episode Anime]]Anime]]: The later arcs are not adapted.


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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: In the Japanese Version, Hell Deathbird is named Rudolf Hech, a CaptainErsatz of PublicDomainCharacter former No.2 Nazi figure Rudolf Hess.
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* BabiesEverAfter: [[spoiler: The final scene, set in the 30th Century shows a new crew for the Super 99 [[RecycledInSpace in space]], commanded by the descendants of Susumu and Ze Stroger.]]

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* BabiesEverAfter: [[spoiler: The final scene, set in the 30th Century shows a new crew for the Super 99 [[RecycledInSpace [[JustForFun/RecycledInSpace in space]], commanded by the descendants of Susumu and Ze Stroger.]]
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'''Submarine Super 99''' (Japanese: 潜水艦スーパー99 Hepburn: ''Sensuikan Sūpā Nain Nain'') is a manga series written and illustrated by Creator/LeijiMatsumoto. Originally written during 1970-1972, it spawned only two volumes, and is one of the creator's lesser known works, as well as completely unrelated to [[Anime/{{Leijiverse}} his bigger universe]]. It received an AnimatedAdaptation that aired on AT-X in 2003.

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'''Submarine ''Submarine Super 99''' 99'' (Japanese: 潜水艦スーパー99 Hepburn: ''Sensuikan Sūpā Nain Nain'') is a manga series written and illustrated by Creator/LeijiMatsumoto. Originally written during 1970-1972, it spawned only two volumes, and is one of the creator's lesser known works, as well as completely unrelated to [[Anime/{{Leijiverse}} his bigger universe]]. It received an AnimatedAdaptation that aired on AT-X in 2003.



* ApparentlyHumanMerfolk: The Water World Men can easily pass off as normal humans, albeit very pale-skinned ones and with [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair unusually blue-colored hair.]]

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* ApparentlyHumanMerfolk: The Water World Men can easily pass off as normal humans, albeit very pale-skinned ones and with [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair unusually blue-colored hair.]]

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* ShootOutTheLock: Susumu does this at one point, though he chooses to shoot out the exposed hinges rather than the lock itself.



* YouWouldntShootMe: In the second episode, Susumu tries to get answers from Ze Stron and Ze Stronger while they're captive in the ship, even threatening the former with his rifle. Ze Stron calls his bluff, and Susumu relents.

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* YouWouldntShootMe: In the second episode, Susumu tries to get answers from Ze Stron and Ze Stronger Stroger while they're captive in the ship, even threatening the former with his rifle. Ze Stron calls his bluff, and Susumu relents.
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'''Submarine Super 99''' (Japanese: 潜水艦スーパー99 Hepburn: ''Sensuikan Sūpā Nain Nain'') is a manga series written and illustrated by Creator/LeijiMatsumoto. Originally written during 1970-1972, it spawned only two volumes, and is one of the creator's lesser known works, as well as completely unrelated to his bigger universe. It received an AnimatedAdaptation that aired on AT-X in 2003.

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'''Submarine Super 99''' (Japanese: 潜水艦スーパー99 Hepburn: ''Sensuikan Sūpā Nain Nain'') is a manga series written and illustrated by Creator/LeijiMatsumoto. Originally written during 1970-1972, it spawned only two volumes, and is one of the creator's lesser known works, as well as completely unrelated to [[Anime/{{Leijiverse}} his bigger universe.universe]]. It received an AnimatedAdaptation that aired on AT-X in 2003.
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* BetterToDieThanToBeKilled: [[spoiler: When his submarine is critically damaged, Hell Deathbird refuses to surrender, preferring to have the Super 99 and its crew die along with him and his ambitions.]]

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* BetterToDieThanToBeKilled: BetterToDieThanBeKilled: [[spoiler: When his submarine is critically damaged, Hell Deathbird refuses to surrender, preferring to have the Super 99 and its crew die along with him and his ambitions.]]

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* AmbitionIsEvil: Hell Deathbird is bent on conquering the oceans and won't let anything or anyone stop him.

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* AmbitionIsEvil: Hell Deathbird is bent on conquering the oceans and won't let anything or anyone stop him. [[spoiler: To the point he's willing to betray the Water World Men despite all the help they gave him and build a new Ocean Empire by himself.]]



* BabiesEverAfter: [[spoiler: The final scene, set in the 30th Century shows a new crew for the Super 99 [[RecycledInSpace in space]], commanded by the descendants of Susumu and Ze Stroger.]]
* BetterToDieThanToBeKilled: [[spoiler: When his submarine is critically damaged, Hell Deathbird refuses to surrender, preferring to have the Super 99 and its crew die along with him and his ambitions.]]



* DiedInYourArmsTonight: [[spoiler: Ze Strait is fatally wounded protecting Hell Deathbird from the shrapnel when their submarine is critically damaged. She uses her last breath [[DyingDeclarationOfLove to tell him how much she loves him and begging him to not to forget her ever]].]]



* IfItSwimsItFlies: [[spoiler: The Super 99, in the final episode, flies out of the ocean essentially becoming an airship.]]

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* IfItSwimsItFlies: [[spoiler: The Super 99, in the final episode, flies out of the ocean essentially becoming an airship. By the 30th century, it goes into ''space''.]]



* InterspeciesRomance: Ze Strait has an obvious one with Hell Deathbird. At the end, one is heavily implied between Susumu and Ze Stroger. [[spoiler: The final scene shows their descendants as the new leader of the Super 99's crew in the 30th century.]]



* RammingAlwaysWorks: Almost. [[spoiler: When the torpedoes fail, Deathbird attempts to ram the Super 99 with his own submarine. Fortunately, Susumu shoots the torpedoes stuck in the launchers and detonates them, crippling the ship and saving the Super 99.]]
* ShipperOnDeck: Ze Stroger quickly picks up the obvious attraction between Miyuki and Gorou. In turn, Ze Stron and Ze Stronestro ship her with Susumu, commenting that they'll become the link between the land and the sea.
* ShipTease: Minor, but a bit is seen between Susumu and Ze Stroger. Towards the end also between Gorou and Miyuki.



* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: Zigzagged. When the Ocean Empire agents believe they can get away with the Super 99, they decide to get rid of Susumu. However, the leader decides to kill Susumu with his own rifle as a gesture of "mercy", and in doing so he gives Ze Stronestro the chance to shoot him with a harpoon.

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* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: WhyDontYouJustShootHim:
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Zigzagged. When the Ocean Empire agents believe they can get away with the Super 99, they decide to get rid of Susumu. However, the leader decides to kill Susumu with his own rifle as a gesture of "mercy", and in doing so he gives Ze Stronestro the chance to shoot him with a harpoon.harpoon.
** Played straight in the final episode. Hell Deathbird has the Super 99 at point-blank range and in a position where they can't defend themselves, yet he engages in some EvilGloating over his victory and gives them five minutes to raise a white flag. [[spoiler: More than enough time for Ze Stroger and her friends to sabotage the torpedo launchers so they get stuck when they try to fire.]]

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* AmbitionIsEvil: Hell Deathbird is bent on conquering the oceans and won't let anything or anyone stop him.



* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: General Zelbert decides to surrender himself to the Super 99's crew to ally with them, but he's killed when he attempts a coup against Deathbird.]]

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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: General Zelbert decides to surrender himself to the Super 99's crew to ally with them, [[spoiler: but he's killed when he attempts a coup against Deathbird.]]


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* LadyMacbeth: Ze Strait has shades of this. [[spoiler: At least until Hell Deathbird blows up the Ocean Empire, with total disregard for her people's lives.]]
* MoralEventHorizon: InUniverse, General Zelbert considers that Deathbird crossed it [[spoiler: when he blows up the Ocean Empire with everyone inside. This prompts him to go and confront Deathbird personally, even at the cost of his life.]]

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* DoubleAgent: [[spoiler: Ze Stronger and Ze Stronestro pretend to work for Hell Deathbird, but their true loyalty is towards Queen Ze Violencia.]]

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* CoolShades: Ze Stron and Ze Stroger wear these during their operations. Turns out they do so because having lived underwater for centuries, the Water World men's eyes are sensitive to sunlight.
* DoubleAgent: [[spoiler: Ze Stronger Stroger and Ze Stronestro pretend to work for Hell Deathbird, but their true loyalty is towards Queen Ze Violencia.]]


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* GunNut: Ze Stronestro is a downplayed example, as he collects firearms of all kinds. He even asks Susumu if he's willing to sell his rifle to him when they first meet.


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* ShootTheBullet: More often than not, the Super 99 neutralizes enemy torpedoes with their own.


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* WellIntentionedExtremist: The Water World men allied themselves with Hell Deathbird to create the Ocean Empire because the humans in the surface are polluting the oceans, and they're just trying to save their home. However, some begin to question Deathbird's actions and wonder if he truly wants to help them.

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[[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture It is the year 20XX]], and Earth's ocean is taken over by a mysterious "Ocean Empire" that carries out several attacks on vessels all over the world. The empire's military commander in chief, [[NamesToRunAwayReallyFastFrom Hell Deathbird]], demands that all shipping request his permission for sailing. Japanese forces send marine biologist Dr. Juzou Oki and his grandson Gorou to investigate the mysterious threat. They set off in an exploration submarine to investigate the attacks in the Japanese Trench; soon later, their vessel is attacked by a mysterious submarine hiding in the Trench and contact with them is lost.

Before they left, however, Gorou gave his younger brother, Susumu, a rifle modified from Type 99 rifle of the World War II era, and Juzou also entrusts him the a key bearing a "99" mark to his secret lab. Inside, Susumu discovers an advanced battle submarine, and inside it a note from his grandfather to memorize the submarine's working manual to help its crew with any technical problems. Commanded by Captain Kizuku Ooyama, the Super 99 will embark in a mission to search for Dr. Oki and Gorou, as well as unraveling the mystery behind the Ocean Empire and defeat them.


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[[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture It is the year 20XX]], and Earth's ocean is taken over by a mysterious "Ocean Empire" that carries out several attacks on vessels all over the world. The empire's military commander in chief, [[NamesToRunAwayReallyFastFrom [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Hell Deathbird]], demands that all shipping request his permission for sailing. Japanese forces send marine biologist Dr. Juzou Oki and his grandson Gorou to investigate the mysterious threat. They set off in an exploration submarine to investigate the attacks in the Japanese Trench; soon later, their vessel is attacked by a mysterious submarine hiding in the Trench and contact with them is lost.

Before they left, however, Gorou gave his younger brother, Susumu, a rifle modified from the Type 99 rifle of the World War II era, and Juzou also entrusts him the a key bearing a "99" mark to his secret lab. Inside, Susumu discovers an advanced battle submarine, and inside it a note from his grandfather to memorize the submarine's working manual to help its crew with any technical problems. Commanded by Captain Kizuku Ooyama, the Super 99 will embark in a mission to search for Dr. Oki and Gorou, as well as unraveling the mystery behind the Ocean Empire and defeat them.



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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Despite being ruthless towards his enemies, Hell Deathbird genuinely loves Ze Strait.


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* TakingTheBullet: [[spoiler: In the final episode, Ze Strait pushes Hell Deathbird to save him from the explosion of their torpedoes. This results in her being fatally injured.]]
* TakingYouWithMe: After [[spoiler: Ze Strait is killed]], Hell Deathbird decides to self-detonate his submarine to take the Super 99 along with him.
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[[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture It is the year 20XX]], and Earth's ocean is taken over by a mysterious "ocean empire" that carries out several attacks on vessels all over the world. The empire's military commander in chief, [[NamesToRunAwayReallyFastFrom Hell Deathbird]], demands that all shipping request his permission for sailing. Japanese forces send marine biologist Dr. Juzou Oki and his grandson Gorou to investigate the mysterious threat. They set off in an exploration submarine to investigate the attacks in the Japanese Trench; soon later, their vessel is attacked by a mysterious submarine hiding in the Trench and contact with them is lost.

Before they left, however, Gorou gave his younger brother, Susumu, a rifle modified from Type 99 rifle of the World War II era, and Juzou also entrusts him the a key bearing a "99" mark to his secret lab. Inside, Susumu discovers and advanced battle submarine, and inside it a note from his grandfather to memorize the submarine's working manual to help its crew. Commanded by Captain Kizuku Ooyama, the Super 99 will embark in a mission to search for Dr. Oki and Gorou, as well as unraveling the mystery behind the Ocean Empire and defeat them.


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[[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture It is the year 20XX]], and Earth's ocean is taken over by a mysterious "ocean empire" "Ocean Empire" that carries out several attacks on vessels all over the world. The empire's military commander in chief, [[NamesToRunAwayReallyFastFrom Hell Deathbird]], demands that all shipping request his permission for sailing. Japanese forces send marine biologist Dr. Juzou Oki and his grandson Gorou to investigate the mysterious threat. They set off in an exploration submarine to investigate the attacks in the Japanese Trench; soon later, their vessel is attacked by a mysterious submarine hiding in the Trench and contact with them is lost.

Before they left, however, Gorou gave his younger brother, Susumu, a rifle modified from Type 99 rifle of the World War II era, and Juzou also entrusts him the a key bearing a "99" mark to his secret lab. Inside, Susumu discovers and an advanced battle submarine, and inside it a note from his grandfather to memorize the submarine's working manual to help its crew.crew with any technical problems. Commanded by Captain Kizuku Ooyama, the Super 99 will embark in a mission to search for Dr. Oki and Gorou, as well as unraveling the mystery behind the Ocean Empire and defeat them.




* ArcNumber: 99, obviously.



* IWillFindYou: After Gorou and Dr. Oki dissapear, Susumu vows that he'll never give up until he finds them.
* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: Agents from the Ocean Empire beat Susumu up trying to extract information about Dr. Oki's secret project in the underground factory.



* YourDaysAreNumbered: [[spoiler: Queen Ze Violencia is deathly ill and has very short time to live. She dies in the final episode.]]

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* YourDaysAreNumbered: [[spoiler: Queen Ze Violencia is deathly ill and has very short time to live. She dies in the final episode.]]]]
* YouWouldntShootMe: In the second episode, Susumu tries to get answers from Ze Stron and Ze Stronger while they're captive in the ship, even threatening the former with his rifle. Ze Stron calls his bluff, and Susumu relents.
* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: Zigzagged. When the Ocean Empire agents believe they can get away with the Super 99, they decide to get rid of Susumu. However, the leader decides to kill Susumu with his own rifle as a gesture of "mercy", and in doing so he gives Ze Stronestro the chance to shoot him with a harpoon.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: In the first episode, Susumu, despite having never used the rifle before, manages to hit a torpedo launched at their ship to detonate it before it hits them, at no less than three hundred meters and while it's moving underwater. [[spoiler: In the last episode, he also detonates the stuck torpedoes in Hell Deathbird's ship, critically damaging it.]]
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'''Submarine Super 99''' (Japanese: 潜水艦スーパー99 Hepburn: ''Sensuikan Sūpā Nain Nain'') is a manga series written and illustrated by Creator/LeijiMatsumoto. Originally written during 1970-1972, it spawned only two volumes, and is one of the creator's lesser known works, as well as completely unrelated to his bigger universe. It received an AnimatedAdaptation that aired on AT-X from 2003 to 2003.

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'''Submarine Super 99''' (Japanese: 潜水艦スーパー99 Hepburn: ''Sensuikan Sūpā Nain Nain'') is a manga series written and illustrated by Creator/LeijiMatsumoto. Originally written during 1970-1972, it spawned only two volumes, and is one of the creator's lesser known works, as well as completely unrelated to his bigger universe. It received an AnimatedAdaptation that aired on AT-X from 2003 to in 2003.
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* SuperPrototype: The titular Super 99, being able to take on any other underwater battleship it runs into.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"Embark to A New Ocean!" [[note]]Pictured to the right on the forefront: Susumu Oki. On the background, clockwise from the top-left: Gorou Oki, Miyuki Moriki, Captain Kizuku Ooyama, Torakichi Tanuki and Dr. Juzou Oki [[/note]] ]]

'''Submarine Super 99''' (Japanese: 潜水艦スーパー99 Hepburn: ''Sensuikan Sūpā Nain Nain'') is a manga series written and illustrated by Creator/LeijiMatsumoto. Originally written during 1970-1972, it spawned only two volumes, and is one of the creator's lesser known works, as well as completely unrelated to his bigger universe. It received an AnimatedAdaptation that aired on AT-X from 2003 to 2003.

[[TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture It is the year 20XX]], and Earth's ocean is taken over by a mysterious "ocean empire" that carries out several attacks on vessels all over the world. The empire's military commander in chief, [[NamesToRunAwayReallyFastFrom Hell Deathbird]], demands that all shipping request his permission for sailing. Japanese forces send marine biologist Dr. Juzou Oki and his grandson Gorou to investigate the mysterious threat. They set off in an exploration submarine to investigate the attacks in the Japanese Trench; soon later, their vessel is attacked by a mysterious submarine hiding in the Trench and contact with them is lost.

Before they left, however, Gorou gave his younger brother, Susumu, a rifle modified from Type 99 rifle of the World War II era, and Juzou also entrusts him the a key bearing a "99" mark to his secret lab. Inside, Susumu discovers and advanced battle submarine, and inside it a note from his grandfather to memorize the submarine's working manual to help its crew. Commanded by Captain Kizuku Ooyama, the Super 99 will embark in a mission to search for Dr. Oki and Gorou, as well as unraveling the mystery behind the Ocean Empire and defeat them.


!Submarine Super 99 features examples of:

* [[TwelveEpisodeAnime 13-Episode Anime]]
* ApparentlyHumanMerfolk: The Water World Men can easily pass off as normal humans, albeit very pale-skinned ones and with [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair unusually blue-colored hair.]]
* ChekhovsGun: The rifle Susumu receives in the very first episode from Gorou. [[spoiler: In the final episode, he uses it to shoot the torpedoes stuck in Hell Deathbird's ship to critically damage it.]]
* DoubleAgent: [[spoiler: Ze Stronger and Ze Stronestro pretend to work for Hell Deathbird, but their true loyalty is towards Queen Ze Violencia.]]
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: General Zelbert decides to surrender himself to the Super 99's crew to ally with them, but he's killed when he attempts a coup against Deathbird.]]
* IfItSwimsItFlies: [[spoiler: The Super 99, in the final episode, flies out of the ocean essentially becoming an airship.]]
* NoPlansNoPrototypeNoBackup: {{Invoked}}. Dr. Oki's note left explicit instructions for Susumu to memorize the submarine's manual and then burn it, so its secrets wouldn't fall into the wrong hands.
* UnderwaterCity: More like a whole underwater kingdom, the colony inhabited by the Water World Men.
* YourDaysAreNumbered: [[spoiler: Queen Ze Violencia is deathly ill and has very short time to live. She dies in the final episode.]]

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