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* NebulousEvilOrganization: The Phantom Army, the military wing of the Neo-Human Empire, which seeks to destroy humanity so the mutants can claim the Earth. [[spoiler: The Neo-Human Empire is eventually overthrown by [[ANaziByAnotherName Despar Army]], which decides to also exterminate the mutants and have a world where only Neo-Humans rule]]
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* NebulousEvilOrganization: NebulousEvilOrganisation: The Phantom Army, the military wing of the Neo-Human Empire, which seeks to destroy humanity so the mutants can claim the Earth. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The Neo-Human Empire is eventually overthrown by [[ANaziByAnotherName [[ANaziByAnyOtherName Despar Army]], which decides to also exterminate the mutants and have a world where only Neo-Humans rule]] rule.]]
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* NebulousEvilOrganization: The Phantom Army, the military wing of the Neo-Human Empire, which seeks to destroy humanity so the mutants can claim the Earth.
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* NebulousEvilOrganization: The Phantom Army, the military wing of the Neo-Human Empire, which seeks to destroy humanity so the mutants can claim the Earth. [[spoiler: The Neo-Human Empire is eventually overthrown by [[ANaziByAnotherName Despar Army]], which decides to also exterminate the mutants and have a world where only Neo-Humans rule]]
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** Gosaku, Satoko, Katsumi and Kaoru all vanish from the plot in between ''Inazuman and ''Inazuman Flash'', as Goro leaves to fight the Despar Army on his own and has Makoto Arai as his only recurring ally.
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** Gosaku, Satoko, Katsumi and Kaoru all vanish from the plot in between ''Inazuman ''Inazuman'' and ''Inazuman Flash'', as Goro leaves to fight the Despar Army on his own and has Makoto Arai as his only recurring ally.
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* AdultFear: Inverted in episode 2, which sees the Neo-Humans go after the parents of a child of the Youth League in order to get her to talk.
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* ArmiesAreEvil: The two factions Inazuman fights are the Phantom Army and Despar Army. The Youth League by contrast has much less of a militaristic vibe to them and acts as more as support to Inazuman.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: The leader of the Youth League, Captain Sarra, has very few appearances after the first episode.
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** Gosaku, Satoko, Katsumi and Kaoru all vanish from the plot in between ''Inazuman and ''Inazuman Flash'', as Goro leaves to fight the Despar Army on his own and has Makoto Arai as his only recurring ally.
** The leader of the Youth League, Captain Sarra, has very few appearances after the first
** Gosaku, Satoko, Katsumi and Kaoru all vanish from the plot in between ''Inazuman and ''Inazuman Flash'', as Goro leaves to fight the Despar Army on his own and has Makoto Arai as his only recurring ally.
* CueTheSun: ''Flash'' ends with [[spoiler:Goro and Makoto standing with Makoto's wife Chizuko and their daughter Rumi, who has never seen the real sun on account of growing up inside Despar City, all watching the sun rise.]]
* EnemyCivilWar: The anti-mutant sensibilities within the Neo-Human Empire eventually form the Despar Army to rebel against Banba for trying to ally with mutants.
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* GasMaskMooks: Both the {{Mooks}} of the Neo-Human Empire and Despar Army wear gas masks.
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* GasMaskMooks: Both the {{Mooks}} of the Neo-Human Empire Phantom Army and Despar Army wear gas masks.
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* MonsterMisogyny: The Mutant Robot in episode 18, Poison Banbara, seemingly only targets beautiful women to use its HatePlague poison on.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The Neo-Human Empire has their "Mutant Creatures" while the Despar Army has the "Robot Fighters".
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The Neo-Human Empire has their "Mutant Creatures" while the Despar Army has the "Robot Fighters".
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* MonsterMisogyny: The Mutant Robot in episode 18, Poison Banbara, seemingly only targets beautiful women to use its HatePlague poison on.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The Neo-Human Empire has their "MutantCreatures" Robots" while the Despar Army has the "Robot Fighters".
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The Neo-Human Empire has their "Mutant
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* NonSerialMovie: A 3D movie was made that serves as an alternate retelling of episodes 24 and 25 and was released before the series ended, in order to get people excited about ''Inazuman Flash''.
* OutOfFocus: The Youth League makes more sparing appearances as the series goes on, with Katsumi, Satoko and Kaoru being the only members who appear most of the time.
* OutOfFocus: The Youth League makes more sparing appearances as the series goes on, with Katsumi, Satoko and Kaoru being the only members who appear most of the time.
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* UndergroundCity: [[spoiler:It's revealed in the final episode that Despar City is this, existing underneath Japan and using an artificial sun to give the appearance of being above ground.]]
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* AdaptationalExpansion: The manga expands on several characters and concepts introduced in the series. The Youth League play a much more prominent role in the plot, with their leader Captain Sarra being a recurring character as opposed to disappearing immediately like he did in the Toku, and Inazuman's mother, who only appeared for a single episode in the show, is given an extended arc and much more development.
* DimensionLord: Several Mutant Robots appear to control their own pocket worlds themed after their specific gimmick, which they can pull Inazuman into.
* EarlyBirdCameo: The final two episodes see Udespar and Fuhrer Geisel making their debut, before going on to be the villains of the sequel series.
* EnemyMine: Goro and Banba briefly ally in the finale when the Despar Army threatens them both. [[spoiler:It doesn't last, and Banba ends up double-crossing Goro to try to kill him one last time.]]
* EarlyBirdCameo: The final two episodes see Udespar and Fuhrer Geisel making their debut, before going on to be the villains of the sequel series.
* EnemyMine: Goro and Banba briefly ally in the finale when the Despar Army threatens them both. [[spoiler:It doesn't last, and Banba ends up double-crossing Goro to try to kill him one last time.]]
* FromDressToDressing: In episode 17, Goro tears off his shirt sleeve to treat a child who was wounded. It becomes a [[ChekhovsGun plot point]] later on when the torn sleeve is later used to identify the real Goro against his impostor.
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* MakeWayForTheNewVillains: The Despar Army usurp Emperor Banba as ruler of the Neo-Human Empire in the finale of the original series, before becoming the villains of the sequel show.
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* MakeWayForTheNewVillains: The [[spoiler:The Despar Army usurp Emperor Banba as ruler of the Neo-Human Empire in the finale of the original series, before becoming the villains of the sequel show.]]
* MonsterMisogyny: The Mutant Robot in episode 18, Poison Banbara, seemingly only targets beautiful women to use its HatePlague poison on.
* NewSeasonNewName: As part of the {{Retool}}, the second season of ''Inazuman'' was marketed as "Inazuman Flash" to differentiate it from its predecessor.
* {{Retool}}: Went through one midway through in an effort to pull in more viewers. Notable changes included the Youth League being phased out a third of the way through and a more serious storyline developing where Goro became more personally invested in his fight against the Neo-Humans. The final third also saw some changes being made to the shows format, including more emphasis being placed on the MonsterOfTheWeek and the last few episodes laying the groundwork for ''Inazuman Flash''.
*ReforgedIntoAMinion: Several Mutant Robots were originally mutants who, willingly or otherwise, were converted into monstrous Neo-Humans to boost their psionic powers.
* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: There are several times where the Neo-Humans have an opportunity to finish Goro off, but don't. Episodes 16 and 21 see Goro getting incapacitated due to poison, but the Neo-Humans choosing to wait for him to die from it instead of doing anything to speed up the process.
*ReforgedIntoAMinion: Several Mutant Robots were originally mutants who, willingly or otherwise, were converted into monstrous Neo-Humans to boost their psionic powers.
* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: There are several times where the Neo-Humans have an opportunity to finish Goro off, but don't. Episodes 16 and 21 see Goro getting incapacitated due to poison, but the Neo-Humans choosing to wait for him to die from it instead of doing anything to speed up the process.
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* WouldHurtAChild: The Neo-Human Empire have no compunction about harming the children of the Youth League.
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* WouldHurtAChild: The Neo-Human Empire have no compunction about harming the children of the Youth League.League, or any other children for that matter.
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'''Inazuman''' was a {{Toku}} television series starring a mutant fictional character of the same name created by Creator/ShotaroIshinomori.
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The first television series ran from October 2, 1973 to March 26, 1974 with a total of 25 episodes, concluding with a two-part finale that led into the beginning of the sequel series, '''Inazuman Flash''', which aired in 1974 from April 9 to September 24 with a total of 23 episodes.
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The first television series ran from October 2, 1973 to March 26, 1974 with a total of 25 episodes, concluding with a two-part finale that led into the beginning of the sequel series, '''Inazuman Flash''', ''Inazuman Flash'' (イナズマンフラッシュ, Inazuman Furasshu), which aired in 1974 from April 9 to September 24 with a total of 23 episodes.
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* AdultFear: Inverted in episode 2, which sees the Neo-Humans go after the parents of a child of the Youth League in order to get her to talk.
* BareFistedMonk: Like the other Toku heroes of his time, Inazuman's main weapon (besides his electric abilities) is his fists.
* BareFistedMonk: Like the other Toku heroes of his time, Inazuman's main weapon (besides his electric abilities) is his fists.
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* DemBones: The MonsterOfTheWeek in episode 4 is the skeletal Bone Banbara.
* FriendToAllChildren: Inazuman is always quick to help any children in trouble.
* FriendToAllChildren: Inazuman is always quick to help any children in trouble.
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* MakeWayForTheNewVillains: The Despar Army usurp Emperor Banba as ruler of the Neo-Human Empire in the finale of the original series, before becoming the villains of the sequel show.
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* MidSeasonUpgrade: Mid-show upgrade more like, but Inazuman gains his new Flash form at the end of the original series, which he uses throughout ''Inazuman Flash''.
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* NebulousEvilOrganization: The Phantom Army, the military wing of the Neo-Human Empire, which seeks to destroy humanity so the mutants can claim the Earth.
* PluckyComicRelief: Gosaku, whose antics are the source of most of the comedy in the series.
* PsychicPowers: Mutants in this series are shown to possess inherent psionic abilities.
* WorldHealingWave: Inazuman's "Reverse Chest", which is capable of undoing any damage caused by the Mutant Creatures.
* PluckyComicRelief: Gosaku, whose antics are the source of most of the comedy in the series.
* PsychicPowers: Mutants in this series are shown to possess inherent psionic abilities.
* WorldHealingWave: Inazuman's "Reverse Chest", which is capable of undoing any damage caused by the Mutant Creatures.
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Inazuman would later receive a tribute in the ''Franchise/KamenRider'' [[{{Crossover}} Movie War film ''Film/KamenRiderXKamenRiderWizardAndFourzeMovieWarUltimatum'', which features a rebooted origin for Inazuman.
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Inazuman would later receive a tribute in the ''Franchise/KamenRider'' [[{{Crossover}} Movie War film film]] ''Film/KamenRiderXKamenRiderWizardAndFourzeMovieWarUltimatum'', which features a rebooted origin for Inazuman.
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* BigBad: Emperor Banba, the leader of the Neo-Human Empire.
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* BigBad: Emperor Banba, the leader of the Neo-Human Empire. Followed by Führer Geisel, the leader of the Despar Army.
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* ComicBookAdaptation: A manga adaptation by creator Shotaro Ishinomori was serialized in Shogakukan's Weekly Shōnen Sunday from 1973 to 1974.
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* ByThePowerOfGrayskull: To become Sanagiman, "Gouriki Shōrai"[[note]]"Summon Mighty Power"[[/note]], To change into Inazuman, "Chōriki Shōrai" [[note]]"Summon Super Power"[[/note]].
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* {{Kiai}}: As both Sanagiman and Inazuman, his kiai fighting cry is "Chest!", which originates from the Japanese island of Kyūshū where the main character, Goro Watari, hails.
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* BigBad: Emperor Banba, the leader of the Neo-Human Empire.
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'''Inazuman''' was a television series starring a mutant fictional character of the same name created by Creator/ShotaroIshinomori. The first television series ran from October 2, 1973 to March 26, 1974 with a total of 25 episodes. A sequel series named '''Inazuman Flash''' aired in 1974 from April 9 to September 24 with a total of 23 episodes.
A manga adaptation by Shotaro Ishinomori was serialized from 1973 to 1974.
A manga adaptation by Shotaro Ishinomori was serialized from 1973 to 1974.
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'''Inazuman''' was a {{Toku}} television series starring a mutant fictional character of the same name created by Creator/ShotaroIshinomori. Creator/ShotaroIshinomori.
As Goro Watari and his friend Gosaku Marume are walking home from college classes one evening, they discover two children being attacked by evil mutants. After saving the kids, Watari discovers that the kids are part of the Youth League and were attacked by soldiers from the Neo-Human Empire. After being taken in by the Youth League, it is discovered Goro is a very powerful mutant and, after having his powers awakened by the Youth League, Goro becomes able to transform into Sanagiman. Not only that, when "Sanagiman matures, his belt reaches maximum and he becomes Inazuman!"
With his new powers, which include the ability to teleport, turn his scarf into a giant chain, and the "Supreme Lightning Strike that finishes off his opponents, Inazuman battles Emperor Bamba, the head of the Neo-Human Empire, and his hoard of monsters.
The first television series ran from October 2, 1973 to March 26, 1974 with a total of 25episodes. A episodes, concluding with a two-part finale that led into the beginning of the sequel series named series, '''Inazuman Flash''' Flash''', which aired in 1974 from April 9 to September 24 with a total of 23 episodes.
A manga adaptation by Shotaro Ishinomori was also serialized from 1973 to1974.
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Inazuman would later receive a tribute in the ''Franchise/KamenRider'' [[{{Crossover}} Movie War film ''Film/KamenRiderXKamenRiderWizardAndFourzeMovieWarUltimatum'', which features a rebooted origin for Inazuman.
As Goro Watari and his friend Gosaku Marume are walking home from college classes one evening, they discover two children being attacked by evil mutants. After saving the kids, Watari discovers that the kids are part of the Youth League and were attacked by soldiers from the Neo-Human Empire. After being taken in by the Youth League, it is discovered Goro is a very powerful mutant and, after having his powers awakened by the Youth League, Goro becomes able to transform into Sanagiman. Not only that, when "Sanagiman matures, his belt reaches maximum and he becomes Inazuman!"
With his new powers, which include the ability to teleport, turn his scarf into a giant chain, and the "Supreme Lightning Strike that finishes off his opponents, Inazuman battles Emperor Bamba, the head of the Neo-Human Empire, and his hoard of monsters.
The first television series ran from October 2, 1973 to March 26, 1974 with a total of 25
A manga adaptation by Shotaro Ishinomori was also serialized from 1973 to
Inazuman would later receive a tribute in the ''Franchise/KamenRider'' [[{{Crossover}} Movie War film ''Film/KamenRiderXKamenRiderWizardAndFourzeMovieWarUltimatum'', which features a rebooted origin for Inazuman.
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* LegionOfDoom: The Neo-Human Empire.
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* BittersweetEnding: The first show ends with the Neo-Human Empire finally defeated, but the Despar Army still at large.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: The leader of the Youth League, Captain Sarra, has very few appearances after the first episode.
* CoolCar: Goro has Raijingo, which can fly and shoot anti-air missiles.
* GasMaskMooks: Both the {{Mooks}} of the Neo-Human Empire and Despar Army wear gas masks.
* HenshinHero: Unique in that Inazuman has ''two'' "Henshins" he must do before he assumes his titular form.
%%* LegionOfDoom: The Neo-Human Empire.
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*MonsterOfTheWeekMeleeATrois: The finale of the original ''Inazuman'' features a three-way battle between Inazuman, Emperor Banba and the newly emerged Despar Army.
* MissingMom: Goro lost his mother as a child. It later turns out [[spoiler:she is a member of the Neo-Human Empire.]]
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The Neo-Human Empire has their "Mutant Creatures" while the Despar Army has the "Robot Fighters".
* WouldHurtAChild: The Neo-Human Empire have no compunction about harming the children of the Youth League.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: The leader of the Youth League, Captain Sarra, has very few appearances after the first episode.
* CoolCar: Goro has Raijingo, which can fly and shoot anti-air missiles.
* GasMaskMooks: Both the {{Mooks}} of the Neo-Human Empire and Despar Army wear gas masks.
* HenshinHero: Unique in that Inazuman has ''two'' "Henshins" he must do before he assumes his titular form.
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* MissingMom: Goro lost his mother as a child. It later turns out [[spoiler:she is a member of the Neo-Human Empire.]]
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The Neo-Human Empire has their "Mutant Creatures" while the Despar Army has the "Robot Fighters".
* WouldHurtAChild: The Neo-Human Empire have no compunction about harming the children of the Youth League.
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'''Inazuman''' was a television series starring a mutant fictional character of the same name created by ShotaroIshinomori. The first television series ran from October 2, 1973 to March 26, 1974 with a total of 25 episodes. A sequel series named '''Inazuman Flash''' aired in 1974 from April 9 to September 24 with a total of 23 episodes.
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'''Inazuman''' was a television series starring a mutant fictional character of the same name created by ShotaroIshinomori.Creator/ShotaroIshinomori. The first television series ran from October 2, 1973 to March 26, 1974 with a total of 25 episodes. A sequel series named '''Inazuman Flash''' aired in 1974 from April 9 to September 24 with a total of 23 episodes.episodes.
A manga adaptation by Shotaro Ishinomori was serialized from 1973 to 1974.
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