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* AnimeFirst: Not many are aware of this, but the anime version of ''Getter Robo Go'' came first, while the manga version wasn't created until after.
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* AnimeFirst: Not many are aware of this, AmericansHateTingle: "Hate" is a strong word, but ''Getter'' has never really managed to go beyond cult status in America. This is especially the anime version of ''Getter Robo Go'' came case for the original anime, which is considered a major classic in Japan, but tends to be viewed as "the goofy old one that hasn't aged very well" in international territories. In general, these fans tend to prefer ''Armageddon'' first, while the manga version wasn't created until after.followed by anything Ishikawa wrote.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: ''Darkness'' is generally held up to be the ''worst'' adaptation of Getter Robo, almost rivaling the anime version of ''Getter Robo Go'' in terms of how disliked it is among fans, with the most cited reasons being the gratuitous sexual assault and gore, the decidedly ''un''-Ishikawa character designs and fan-favorite character Musashi being needlessly gender-flipped and made into a BuxomBeautyStandard MsFanservice. Its unpopularity lead to it seemingly being quietly cancelled during its hiatus.
** Schwartz himself is generally seen as redeemed in the ''Armageddon'' adaptation, mostly because it toned down a lot of the traits that made him disliked (his racism is less virulent and has enough of a cause to make him understandable, and the romance arc is cut).
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* TheScrappy: You won't find many fans of Schwartz Koff from ''Getter Robo Go'', thanks to him being severely, ''cartoonishly'' racist towards Japanese people as well as being racist against Black people and xenophobic towards Mexicans, and he makes it quite vocally clear regarding the first part, to the point where he gets so legitimately caught up in his own racist beliefs that he actually gets into a fight with Go Ichimonji after the latter was provoked into attacking him after he wouldn't stop being violently racist. The fact that he starts losing his racist views after falling in love with Sho Tachibana doesn't do anything to mitigate the disdain fans have for him. Some would argue, however, that he is RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Armageddon'', [[AdaptationalHeroism due to his racism being heavily toned down]] [[AdaptationalNiceGuy as well as him being a lot nicer than how he was in the manga]], as his racism is portrayed as being more incidental and somewhat understandable, as his hatred is directed towards Japan itself due to their government being responsible for eradicating most of the earths population because of the extreme measures they took against the Invaders on top of him being shown as more reasonable than his manga counterpart.
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* TheScrappy: You won't find many fans of Schwartz Koff from ''Getter Robo Go'', thanks to him being severely, ''cartoonishly'' racist towards Japanese people as well as being racist against Black people and xenophobic towards Mexicans, and he makes it quite vocally clear regarding the first part, to the point where he gets so legitimately caught up in his own racist beliefs that he actually gets into a fight with Go Ichimonji after the latter was provoked into attacking him after he wouldn't stop being violently racist. The fact that he starts losing his racist views after falling in love with Sho Tachibana doesn't do anything to mitigate the disdain fans have for him. Some would argue, however, that he is RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Armageddon'', [[AdaptationalHeroism due to his racism being heavily toned down]] [[AdaptationalNiceGuy as well as him being a lot nicer than how he was in the manga]], as his racism is portrayed as being more incidental and somewhat understandable, as his hatred is directed towards Japan itself due to their government being responsible for eradicating most him--if anything, it kind of the earths population makes things worse, because of the extreme measures they took against the Invaders on top of him it causes Sho to [[StrangledByTheRedString get dragged into his orbit]] and contributes to her being shown as more reasonable than his manga counterpart.DemotedToExtra later on.
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** In the 1975 sequel, ''Getter Robo G'', there are episodes which features some characters who died tragically like Lisa, Tekkouki (he wanted a fair duel with Ryoma, but Burai puts an end to that), Hotaru/Kochouki (who wants to live as a human in her next life after succumbing to her wounds after battling Getter Robo), and a broken friendship between Genki and a young boy who happens to be a member of the Hyakki Empire.
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** In the 1975 sequel, ''Getter Robo G'', there are episodes which features some characters [[AntiVillain sympathetic members]] of the Hyakki Empire who died tragically like Lisa, Lisa and her mother Hakkotsuki, Tekkouki (he wanted a fair duel with Ryoma, but Burai puts an end to that), Hotaru/Kochouki (who wants to live as a human in her next life after succumbing to her wounds after battling Getter Robo), and a broken friendship between Genki and a young boy who happens to be a member of the Hyakki Empire.
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** The Devil Getter in the 2010 ''Devilman vs Getter Robo'' manga has the heads of Getter 1, 2 and 3 visible throughout its body. In ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsDD'', the Getter Noir G has similar features on its body except that it uses the Getter Noir equivalents.
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* TheScrappy: You won't find many fans of Schwartz Koff from ''Getter Robo Go'', thanks to him being severely, ''cartoonishly'' racist towards Japanese people as well as being racist against Black people and xenophobic towards Mexicans, and he makes it quite vocally clear regarding the first part, to the point where he gets so legitimately caught up in his own racist beliefs that he actually gets into a fight with Go Ichimonji after the latter was provoked into attacking him after he wouldn't stop being violently racist. The fact that he starts losing his racist views after falling in love with Sho Tachibana doesn't do anything to mitigate the disdain fans have for him. Some would argue, however, that he is RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Armageddon'', [[AdaptationalHeroism due to his racism being heavily toned own]], [[AdaptationalNiceGuy as well as him being a lot nicer than how he was in the manga]].
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* TheScrappy: You won't find many fans of Schwartz Koff from ''Getter Robo Go'', thanks to him being severely, ''cartoonishly'' racist towards Japanese people as well as being racist against Black people and xenophobic towards Mexicans, and he makes it quite vocally clear regarding the first part, to the point where he gets so legitimately caught up in his own racist beliefs that he actually gets into a fight with Go Ichimonji after the latter was provoked into attacking him after he wouldn't stop being violently racist. The fact that he starts losing his racist views after falling in love with Sho Tachibana doesn't do anything to mitigate the disdain fans have for him. Some would argue, however, that he is RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Armageddon'', [[AdaptationalHeroism due to his racism being heavily toned own]], down]] [[AdaptationalNiceGuy as well as him being a lot nicer than how he was in the manga]].manga]], as his racism is portrayed as being more incidental and somewhat understandable, as his hatred is directed towards Japan itself due to their government being responsible for eradicating most of the earths population because of the extreme measures they took against the Invaders on top of him being shown as more reasonable than his manga counterpart.
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* AnimeFirst: Not many are aware of this, but the anime version of ''Getter Robo Go'' came first, while the manga version wasn't created until after.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: ''Darkness'' is generally held up to be the ''worst'' adaptation of Getter Robo, with the most cited reasons being the gratuitous sexual assault and gore, the decidedly ''un''-Ishikawa character designs and fan-favorite character Musashi being needlessly gender-flipped and made into a BuxomBeautyStandard MsFanservice. Its unpopularity lead to it seemingly being quietly cancelled during its hiatus.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: ''Darkness'' is generally held up to be the ''worst'' adaptation of Getter Robo, almost rivaling the anime version of ''Getter Robo Go'' in terms of how disliked it is among fans, with the most cited reasons being the gratuitous sexual assault and gore, the decidedly ''un''-Ishikawa character designs and fan-favorite character Musashi being needlessly gender-flipped and made into a BuxomBeautyStandard MsFanservice. Its unpopularity lead to it seemingly being quietly cancelled during its hiatus.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Much like the Misconception that ''Anime/MazingerZ'' invented the RocketPunch and CallingYourAttacks which was actually inspired by ''Manga/GiantRobo'', the concept of combining robots predates ''Getter Robo'' with the 1968 manga "Giant Machine" which featured a family of scientists controlling vehicles to combine to form the title mecha, [[http://gonohon3.blog.jp/archives/28026064.html complete with "forming the head" of the]] HumongousMecha.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: OlderThanTheyThink:
** Much like the Misconception that ''Anime/MazingerZ'' invented the RocketPunch and CallingYourAttacks which was actually inspired by ''Manga/GiantRobo'', the concept of combining robots predates ''Getter Robo'' with the 1968 manga "Giant Machine" which featured a family of scientists controlling vehicles to combine to form the title mecha, [[http://gonohon3.blog.jp/archives/28026064.html complete with "forming the head" of the]]HumongousMecha.HumongousMecha.
** Many consider the ''Getter Robo Go'' anime to be a terrible anime "adaptation", despite the not-so well known fact that the manga version of ''Go'' was actually created after the anime was made, not before it.
** Much like the Misconception that ''Anime/MazingerZ'' invented the RocketPunch and CallingYourAttacks which was actually inspired by ''Manga/GiantRobo'', the concept of combining robots predates ''Getter Robo'' with the 1968 manga "Giant Machine" which featured a family of scientists controlling vehicles to combine to form the title mecha, [[http://gonohon3.blog.jp/archives/28026064.html complete with "forming the head" of the]]
** Many consider the ''Getter Robo Go'' anime to be a terrible anime "adaptation", despite the not-so well known fact that the manga version of ''Go'' was actually created after the anime was made, not before it.
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** The ''Getter Robo Go'' anime is supposedly not well-received. ''Shin vs Neo'', which is based on ''Go'', is considered a successful redemption take on ''Go''.
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** The ''Getter Robo Go'' anime is supposedly not well-received. ''Shin vs Neo'', which is based on ''Go'', Ken Ishikawa would later do his own DarkerAndEdgier manga reboot of the anime, while connecting it to the original Getter Robo manga. It is considered not only to be a successful redemption take on ''Go''.the anime, but it completely overshadows said anime, due to it being more popular with the fans.
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* TheScrappy: You won't find many fans of Schwartz Koff from ''Getter Robo Go'', thanks to him being severely, ''cartoonishly'' racist towards Japanese people as well as being racist against Black people and xenophobic towards Mexicans, and he makes it quite vocally clear regarding the first part, to the point where he gets so legitimately caught up in his own racist beliefs that he actually gets into a fight with Go Ichimonji after the latter was provoked into attacking him after he wouldn't stop being violently racist. The fact that he starts losing his racist views after falling in love with Sho Tachibana doesn't do anything to mitigate the disdain fans have for him.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: In ''Daikessen!'', Go Ichimonji is voiced by a younger and then unknown Creator/JunFukuyama.
* TheScrappy: You won't find many fans of Schwartz Koff from ''Getter Robo Go'', thanks to him being severely, ''cartoonishly'' racist towards Japanese people as well as being racist against Black people and xenophobic towards Mexicans, and he makes it quite vocally clear regarding the first part, to the point where he gets so legitimately caught up in his own racist beliefs that he actually gets into a fight with Go Ichimonji after the latter was provoked into attacking him after he wouldn't stop being violently racist. The fact that he starts losing his racist views after falling in love with Sho Tachibana doesn't do anything to mitigate the disdain fans have for him. Some would argue, however, that he is RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Armageddon'', [[AdaptationalHeroism due to his racism being heavily toned own]], [[AdaptationalNiceGuy as well as him being a lot nicer than how he was in the manga]].
* TheScrappy: You won't find many fans of Schwartz Koff from ''Getter Robo Go'', thanks to him being severely, ''cartoonishly'' racist towards Japanese people as well as being racist against Black people and xenophobic towards Mexicans, and he makes it quite vocally clear regarding the first part, to the point where he gets so legitimately caught up in his own racist beliefs that he actually gets into a fight with Go Ichimonji after the latter was provoked into attacking him after he wouldn't stop being violently racist. The fact that he starts losing his racist views after falling in love with Sho Tachibana doesn't do anything to mitigate the disdain fans have for him. Some would argue, however, that he is RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Armageddon'', [[AdaptationalHeroism due to his racism being heavily toned own]], [[AdaptationalNiceGuy as well as him being a lot nicer than how he was in the manga]].
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*** '''X are temporary, believing in the Getter is eternal!'''[[labelnote:explanation]]An expansion of the '''Believe in Getter''' meme. ''Getter Robo'' being a classic series that started in the 70's means that new generations has a tendency to forget about this and consider it insignificant, preferring to praise the 'hype anime of the season'. ''Getter'' fans instead use this phrase to praise Getter as something that lasts forever in the hearts of many, instead of being introduced as the most trendy anime, and then forgotten when another trendy/viral/memetic anime get introduced. During the rivalry period with ''Darling in the Franxx'', the most common form of the meme is replacing 'X' with 'Dinosaur Waifu', but eventually it becomes a snowclone material with whatever new trendy anime that pops up (usually cutesy or isekai anime). Ironically, Getter has gotten a boost in popular because of ''Manga/OshiNoKo'' and is almost the inverse of ''Franxx'' were ''Oshi no Ko'' leads newer generations to Getter whereas Franxx is another "Unlike most mecha" labelled series. To add to this irony, both have very similar elements to Getter with Getter (''Franxx'' has dinosaurs, a gender bender Kamui and the main character passing on) and ''Oshi no Ko''[='=]s plot being a revenge plot over a deceased parent, much like how Ryoma and Takuma attempt to avenge their parents as well as it being idol themed, which ''Anime/{{Macross}}[=/=]Anime/{{Robotech}}'' ironically propelled prior in both East and West. So while ''Franxx'' is a mecha anime that is hated by mecha fans yet loved by non-mecha fans for reasons other than mecha, ''Oshi no Ko'' is loved by non-mecha fans specifically due to the mecha related meeme it spawned.
** Getter can beat Goku. [[labelnote:Explanation]] A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan]].[[/labelnote]]
** Getter can beat Goku. [[labelnote:Explanation]] A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan]].[[/labelnote]]
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*** '''X are temporary, believing in the Getter is eternal!'''[[labelnote:explanation]]An expansion of the '''Believe in Getter''' meme. ''Getter Robo'' being a classic series that started in the 70's means that new generations has a tendency to forget about this and consider it insignificant, preferring to praise the 'hype anime of the season'. ''Getter'' fans instead use this phrase to praise Getter as something that lasts forever in the hearts of many, instead of being introduced as the most trendy anime, and then forgotten when another trendy/viral/memetic anime get introduced. During the rivalry period with ''Darling in the Franxx'', the most common form of the meme is replacing 'X' with 'Dinosaur Waifu', but eventually it becomes a snowclone material with whatever new trendy anime that pops up (usually cutesy or isekai anime). Ironically, Getter has gotten a boost in popular because of ''Manga/OshiNoKo'' and is almost the inverse of ''Franxx'' were ''Oshi no Ko'' leads newer generations to Getter whereas Franxx is another "Unlike most mecha" labelled series. To add to this irony, both have very similar elements to Getter with Getter (''Franxx'' has dinosaurs, a gender bender Kamui and the main character passing on) and ''Oshi no Ko''[='=]s plot being a revenge plot over a deceased parent, much like how Ryoma and Takuma attempt to avenge their parents as well as it being idol themed, which ''Anime/{{Macross}}[=/=]Anime/{{Robotech}}'' ironically propelled prior in both East and West. So while ''Franxx'' is a mecha anime that is hated by mecha fans yet loved by non-mecha fans for reasons other than mecha, ''Oshi no Ko'' is loved by non-mecha fans specifically due to the mecha related meeme meme it spawned.
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** Getter can beat Goku.[[labelnote:Explanation]] A [[labelnote:Explanation]]A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan]].[[/labelnote]]
** Getter can beat Goku.
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** Getter can beat Goku. [[labelnote:Explanation]] A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan '']].[[/labelnote]]
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** Getter can beat Goku. [[labelnote:Explanation]] A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan '']].Iago-Chan]].[[/labelnote]]
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** Getter can beat Goku. [[labelnote:Explanation]]A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan '']].[[/labelnote]]
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** Getter can beat Goku. [[labelnote:Explanation]]A [[labelnote:Explanation]] A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan '']].[[/labelnote]]
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* EvilIsSexy:
** The ''Getter Arc Anime'''s insect queen infiltrator shown in Episode 5 has a very unusually human-attractive CuteMonsterGirl appearance that got some attention on various imageboard threads.
** To an extent, there's also Rumi and Yunke in the 1973 anime and Kochouki in its sequel.
** The ''Getter Arc Anime'''s insect queen infiltrator shown in Episode 5 has a very unusually human-attractive CuteMonsterGirl appearance that got some attention on various imageboard threads.
** To an extent, there's also Rumi and Yunke in the 1973 anime and Kochouki in its sequel.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: Ryoma Nagare's quote: "If there’s a hole it’s a man’s job to thrust into it!"
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* AudienceAlienatingEnding: A portion of the fanbase feels this way towards the episode 13 of ''Arc.''[[spoiler: Instead of showing what happened to Bug after the emergence of Saint Dragon, credits roll and the post-credits scene is a timeskip, showing Takuma and Baku (who somehow returned from the future without any explanation) breaking Kamui out of prison on Mars colony and setting off to confront an Getter Ten.]]
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* AudienceAlienatingEnding: A portion of the fanbase feels this way towards the episode 13 of ''Arc.''[[spoiler: Instead of showing what happened to Bug after the emergence of Saint Dragon, credits roll and the post-credits scene is a timeskip, showing Takuma and Baku (who somehow returned from the future without any explanation) breaking Kamui out of prison on Mars colony and setting off to confront an Getter Ten.]]
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* AntiClimax: A portion of the fanbase feels this way towards the episode 13 of ''Arc.''[[spoiler: Instead of showing what happened to Bug after the emergence of Saint Dragon, credits roll and the post-credits scene is a timeskip, showing Takuma and Baku (who somehow returned from the future without any explanation) breaking Kamui out of prison on Mars colony and setting off to confront an Getter Ten.]]
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* AntiClimax: AudienceAlienatingEnding: A portion of the fanbase feels this way towards the episode 13 of ''Arc.''[[spoiler: Instead of showing what happened to Bug after the emergence of Saint Dragon, credits roll and the post-credits scene is a timeskip, showing Takuma and Baku (who somehow returned from the future without any explanation) breaking Kamui out of prison on Mars colony and setting off to confront an Getter Ten.]]
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** Getter Robo has in fact, beaten [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Goku]]
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** Getter can beat Goku Goku. [[labelnote:Explanation]]A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan '']].[[/labelnote]]
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** Getter Robo has in fact, beaten [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Goku]]
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*** '''All Hail the Great Emperor!'''[[labelnote:Explanation]]Similar to Believe in Getter above. It was used in originally used in ep 8 of ''Getter Arc'' by Takuma as a false praising of Emperor Gore 3. In this case, it is showing specific praise and respect for the power and scale of Getter Emperor. [[/labelnote]]
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** Getter Robo has in fact, beaten [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Goku]]
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*** '''X are temporary, believing in the Getter is eternal!'''[[labelnote:explanation]]An expansion of the '''Believe in Getter''' meme. ''Getter Robo'' being a classic series that started in the 70's means that new generations has a tendency to forget about this and consider it insignificant, preferring to praise the 'hype anime of the season'. ''Getter'' fans instead use this phrase to praise Getter as something that lasts forever in the hearts of many, instead of being introduced as the most trendy anime, and then forgotten when another trendy/viral/memetic anime get introduced. During the rivalry period with ''Darling in the Franxx'', the most common form of the meme is replacing 'X' with 'Dinosaur Waifu', but eventually it becomes a snowclone material with whatever new trendy anime that pops up (usually cutesy or isekai anime). Ironically, Getter has gotten a boost in popular because of ''Manga/OshiNoKo'' and is almost the inverse of ''Franxx'' were ''Oshi no Ko'' leads newer generations to Getter whereas Franxx is another "Unlike most mecha" labelled series. To add to this irony, both have very similar elements to Getter with Getter (''Franxx'' has dinosaurs, a gender bender Kamui and the main character passing on) and ''Oshi no Ko''[='=]s plot being a revenge plot over a deceased parent, much like how Ryoma and Takuma attempt to avenge their parents as well as it being idol themed, which ''Anime/{{Macross}}[=/=]Anime/{{Robotech}}'' ironically propelled prior in both East and West. So while ''Franxx'' is a mecha anime that is hated by mecha fans yet loved by non-mecha fans for reasons other than mecha, ''Oshi no Ko'' is loved by non-mecha fans specifically due to the mecha related meeme it spawned. [[/labelnote]]
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*** '''X are temporary, believing in the Getter is eternal!'''[[labelnote:explanation]]An expansion of the '''Believe in Getter''' meme. ''Getter Robo'' being a classic series that started in the 70's means that new generations has a tendency to forget about this and consider it insignificant, preferring to praise the 'hype anime of the season'. ''Getter'' fans instead use this phrase to praise Getter as something that lasts forever in the hearts of many, instead of being introduced as the most trendy anime, and then forgotten when another trendy/viral/memetic anime get introduced. During the rivalry period with ''Darling in the Franxx'', the most common form of the meme is replacing 'X' with 'Dinosaur Waifu', but eventually it becomes a snowclone material with whatever new trendy anime that pops up (usually cutesy or isekai anime). Ironically, Getter has gotten a boost in popular because of ''Manga/OshiNoKo'' and is almost the inverse of ''Franxx'' were ''Oshi no Ko'' leads newer generations to Getter whereas Franxx is another "Unlike most mecha" labelled series. To add to this irony, both have very similar elements to Getter with Getter (''Franxx'' has dinosaurs, a gender bender Kamui and the main character passing on) and ''Oshi no Ko''[='=]s plot being a revenge plot over a deceased parent, much like how Ryoma and Takuma attempt to avenge their parents as well as it being idol themed, which ''Anime/{{Macross}}[=/=]Anime/{{Robotech}}'' ironically propelled prior in both East and West. So while ''Franxx'' is a mecha anime that is hated by mecha fans yet loved by non-mecha fans for reasons other than mecha, ''Oshi no Ko'' is loved by non-mecha fans specifically due to the mecha related meeme it spawned.
** Getter can beat Goku [[labelnote:Explanation]]A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan '']].[[/labelnote]]
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** Getter can beat Goku [[labelnote:Explanation]]A response to the meme, But Can they beat Goku, due to the fact that Getter Robo has indeed beaten Goku several times in some shape or form, with the most recent example being in a poll to determine the most influential anime character of all time by [[https://twitter.com/learnwithiago/status/1717210391086764139 Iago-Chan '']].[[/labelnote]]
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** Even moreso the [[spoiler:epilogue reveals that an evolved Shin Getter known as Getter Ten emerged on Mars, giving the most difinitive proof yet that Shin Getter does in fact become Emperor.]]
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* SugarWiki/SoCoolItsAwesome: Both the manga and the anime ''run'' on moments of cool and awesome in rapid succession. There's a reason why many consider Getter to be one of the all time greats.
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** ''Getter'' has had a lot of awesome themes, though. "Ima Ga Sono Toki Da" was replaced by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaJw6lqGFew "HEATS"]] ('''ATSUKU NARE, YUME MITA ASHITA O~'''), ''Shin VS Neo'' has [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXP_BYwtepM "STORM"]], and ''New'' had [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8emWchU_oao "Dragon"]], which makes a comeback as the ending for ''Getter Robo Arc''.
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** ''Getter'' has had a lot of awesome themes, though. "Ima Ga Sono Toki Da" was replaced by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaJw6lqGFew "HEATS"]] ('''ATSUKU NARE, YUME MITA ASHITA O~'''), ''Shin VS Neo'' has [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXP_BYwtepM com/watch?v=DtiinTYncvo "STORM"]], and ''New'' had [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8emWchU_oao com/watch?v=UO8GqF_Lk0Y "Dragon"]], which makes a comeback as the ending for ''Getter Robo Arc''.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Devolution Ryoma has mixed reception out of the Devolution Getter Team. Those who dislike him find him to be too [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji-like]] in character than a Ryoma character, being unsociable, emo and afraid of his own BloodKnight tendencies initially. To add to this, he's seen wearing his uniform closed with a tie, making him seem less like Ryoma and more like your typical high school protagonist that has become common since the 2000's. To compound this further, his character seems more like a modern edgy protagonist with an overly dramatic, sad, traumatic backstory than the Hotblooded SociopathicHero BloodKnight Ryoma is famous for. Those who like him still see him as being Ryoma, just younger and having a more of a complex backstory and and character beyond just being a BloodKnight who needs to grow into choosing to accept and forge his own destiny and determine his own Fate, something that is still intrinsic to a Getter protagonist.
* BrokenBase:
** The end of ep 13 of Arc caused a division in the fanbase with it ending on another cliffhanger. Some are fine with the ending for confirming that [[spoiler: Shin Getter becomes Getter Emperor and Getter Dragon becomes Saint Dragon, as well as showing Takuma's team riding out to challenge the BadFuture that has loomed over the franchise for decades]] while others are dissapointed that the anime did not give a definitive conclusion to Arc. The sudden skipping over what happened to [[spoiler:Bug after Dragon appeared and Kamui ends up in prison on Mars]] as well as the appearance of [[spoiler:Getter Ten and inexplicable return of Baku, who had decided to stay in the future with Getter Emperor the previous episode]] did not not help matters much.
** The ''Devolution'' manga is also a pretty contentious subject for fans. It being from a different writer naturally leading to this and how they interpret Getter Robo's themes, especially considering the manga puts the multiverse and Getter Emperor, themes that were just touched upon in prior works, to the center.
* BrokenBase:
** The end of ep 13 of Arc caused a division in the fanbase with it ending on another cliffhanger. Some are fine with the ending for confirming that [[spoiler: Shin Getter becomes Getter Emperor and Getter Dragon becomes Saint Dragon, as well as showing Takuma's team riding out to challenge the BadFuture that has loomed over the franchise for decades]] while others are dissapointed that the anime did not give a definitive conclusion to Arc. The sudden skipping over what happened to [[spoiler:Bug after Dragon appeared and Kamui ends up in prison on Mars]] as well as the appearance of [[spoiler:Getter Ten and inexplicable return of Baku, who had decided to stay in the future with Getter Emperor the previous episode]] did not not help matters much.
** The ''Devolution'' manga is also a pretty contentious subject for fans. It being from a different writer naturally leading to this and how they interpret Getter Robo's themes, especially considering the manga puts the multiverse and Getter Emperor, themes that were just touched upon in prior works, to the center.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Devolution Ryoma has mixed reception out of the Devolution Getter Team. Those who dislike him find him to be too [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji-like]] in character than a Ryoma character, being unsociable, emo and afraid of his own BloodKnight tendencies initially. To add to this, he's seen wearing his uniform closed with a tie, making him seem less like Ryoma and more like your typical high school protagonist that has become common since the 2000's. To compound this further, his character seems more like a modern edgy protagonist with an overly dramatic, sad, traumatic backstory than the Hotblooded SociopathicHero BloodKnight Ryoma is famous for. Those who like him still see him as being Ryoma, just younger and having a more of a complex backstory and and character beyond just being a BloodKnight who needs to grow into choosing to accept and forge his own destiny and determine his own Fate, something that is still intrinsic to a Getter protagonist.
* BrokenBase:
**BrokenBase: The end of ep 13 of Arc caused a division in the fanbase with it ending on another cliffhanger. Some are fine with the ending for confirming that [[spoiler: Shin Getter becomes Getter Emperor and Getter Dragon becomes Saint Dragon, as well as showing Takuma's team riding out to challenge the BadFuture that has loomed over the franchise for decades]] while others are dissapointed that the anime did not give a definitive conclusion to Arc. The sudden skipping over what happened to [[spoiler:Bug after Dragon appeared and Kamui ends up in prison on Mars]] as well as the appearance of [[spoiler:Getter Ten and inexplicable return of Baku, who had decided to stay in the future with Getter Emperor the previous episode]] did not not help matters much.
** The ''Devolution'' manga is also a pretty contentious subject for fans. It being from a different writer naturally leading to this and how they interpret Getter Robo's themes, especially considering the manga puts the multiverse and Getter Emperor, themes that were just touched upon in prior works, to the center.much.
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** The ''Devolution'' manga is also a pretty contentious subject for fans. It being from a different writer naturally leading to this and how they interpret Getter Robo's themes, especially considering the manga puts the multiverse and Getter Emperor, themes that were just touched upon in prior works, to the center.
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** Getter Robo Arc, despite featuring flashbacks has left viewers who are not familiar with the previous manga installments having unanswered questions. This is most notable with Shin Getter Robo which in early flashbacks seemed no more powerful than Arc, but suddenly displays abnormal, EldritchAbomination abilities with little explanation in EP 7.
** ''Devolution'' also is hit by this a bit, being a spinoff manga that has a ton of references to past works in the franchise and being focused on the multiverse and Getter Emperor.
** ''Devolution'' also is hit by this a bit, being a spinoff manga that has a ton of references to past works in the franchise and being focused on the multiverse and Getter Emperor.
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** Getter Robo Arc, despite featuring flashbacks flashbacks, has left viewers who are not familiar with the previous manga installments having unanswered questions. This is most notable with Shin Getter Robo which in early flashbacks seemed no more powerful than Arc, but suddenly displays abnormal, EldritchAbomination abilities with little explanation in EP 7.
** ''Devolution'' also is hit by this a bit, being a spinoff manga that has a ton of references to past works in the franchise and being focused on the multiverse and Getter Emperor.7.
** ''Devolution'' also is hit by this a bit, being a spinoff manga that has a ton of references to past works in the franchise and being focused on the multiverse and Getter Emperor.
