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** Watching Lisa take on several of his Iron Cross soldiers with over-the-top acrobatics causes Brocken to wonder if the Photon Power Labs managed to reverse-engineer the Gamia Q killer cyborgs. Lisa actually gets mildly offended at the thought.
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* BloodKnight: Koji fears that using has a problem with that. Even after years of becoming a scientist, he still feels eager to jump into action, and is a bit ashamed to say he was more excited than anything when Doctor Hell came back from the dead. Hell himself isn't much better: even Brocken and Ashura notice he's practically giddy at the thought of taking on Koji and Mazinger will turn him into this.
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** When Sewashi and Nossori start messing around with their super-3D printer, the items they churn out are figures of Aphrodite A, Bakarasu, and a miniature Reinforced Rocket Punch.
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* ProductPlacement: ''Every'' car in the movie is a Nissan, often with gratuitous shots of the brand logo.
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* TakeOverTheWorld: Koji points out that Dr Hell's world-conquering ambitions don't make much sense. Actually ruling the world would be more of a giant pain than anything. Instead, he posits that as a scientist, Hell's main goal was curiosity, and wanting to know whether the world we live in is worth existing. Unfortunately, he's concluded that it isn't, which is why he's trying to effectively reboot the whole thing.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: ''Infinity'' is a distant sequel to the events of the anime versions of both ''Anime/MazingerZ'' and ''Anime/GreatMazinger'', taking place 10 years after the events of the latter. However, it seems to ignore the events of ''Anime/UFORoboGrendizer'' as no references to Grendizer itself, the Vegan Empire, or Duke Fleed are made. ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsT'' imply that they still happened, but there was no time to mention it in the movie. Associate director Nakano Yuu eventually reveals that [[https://twitter.com/NakanoYoo/status/1075394747177459714 this is actually an aversion]]: ''Grendizer'' is still part of the canon, but the story didn't mention it because any mentions of them while not planning to have the titular mecha itself appear would lead to audience disappointment, so they chose not to mention the series and its cast to avoid a backlash.
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* MatterReplicator: Professors Nossori and Sewashi were making one of these in secret at the old lab, with Boss delivering parts and supplies over. It takes the form of a [[SpiderTank four-legged gun battery]] with its replicator at the bottom. The professors use this unit alongside Boss during their diversion tactic, generating spiked/explosive balls for Boss Borot to kick.
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* WeCanRuleTogether: In the final battle, Doctor Hell offers Kouji the chance to work with him, noting how the chaos of battle is where he thrives. Kouji refuses.
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* LivingMacGuffin: Interestingly averted with Lisa, who easily could have fallen into this role but turns out to be an ActionGirl who is never captured. Instead, Dr. Hell circumvents using her as the key to Infinity by capturing Tetsuya and using him and the Great Mazinger.
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* LoveConfession: [[spoiler:Koji finally said it to Sayaka. Problem is, he said that right in front of everyone and with questionable phrasing (less "let's get married" and more "let's make a baby"), embarrassing the hell out of her and landing him a slap in the face, but the intent behind it is of course accepted.]]
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* RealityWarper: [[spoiler:Lisa, once she accesses the power of Infinity]]
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* WorfHadTheFlu: In the beginning of the movie, Tetsuya fought the horde of Mecha-Monsters single-handedly, but had his options limited (he's not allowed to use Great Booster) due to fighting in an area with civilians around, this made Baron Ashura's ambush a success and Tetsuya ends up as a BadassInDistress for the majority of the movie. Koji had no such problems since there are no civilians in the area he fights during the climax of the movie.
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* ConservationOfNinjutsu: When Kouji and Mazinger Z go to battle the Kikaiju, Z stomps them with very little problem. When Baron Ashura and Count Brocken come in, Z's given trouble. It's when Hell himself steps in that Z starts getting trashed.
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'''Mazinger Z: Infinity''' is a movie adaptation of the {{Mazinger}} franchise meant to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the original manga and television anime series. It takes place 10 years after the original series. A colossal robot of unknown origin -dubbed the Mazinger Infinity- is found inside Mount Fuji, along with a mysterious girl named Lisa. Soon after, the supposedly-dead Doctor Hell reappears along with all his minions and mecha-monsters. Mazinger's pilot, Koji, must unravel these mysteries to save the world.
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'''Mazinger Z: Infinity''' is a movie adaptation of the {{Mazinger}} franchise meant to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the original manga and television anime series. It takes place 10 years after the original series. A colossal robot of unknown origin -dubbed the Mazinger Infinity- is found inside Mount Fuji, along with a mysterious girl named Lisa. Soon after, the supposedly-dead Doctor Hell reappears along with all his minions and mecha-monsters. Mazinger's pilot, Koji, must unravel these mysteries to save the world.
!Tropes found in Mazinger Z: Infinity include:
*TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The story takes place 10 years after the Mazinger z and Great Mazinger series. Photonic energy is now a common energy source, as are giant robots.
*AchillesInHisTent: Koji takes his sweet time to get back into the Mazinger Z and join the fight.
*BabiesEverAfter: Tetsuya and Jun are expecting a baby at the start of the film. [[spoiler: At the end in a flash-forward, we see that Lisa will be Koji and Sayaka's daughter.]]
*BackFromTheDead: Dr. Hell and his minions.
*BigBad: Doctor Hell.
*BiggerIsBetter: The Mazinger Infinity is so large the regular giant robots fit inside its head! [[spoiler:Later on, Mazinger Z grows to the same size thanks to Lisa manipulating reality.]]
*BloodKnight: Koji fears that using the Mazinger will turn him into this.
*BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: Subverted- the Mazinger in the museum [[spoiler: is a fake.]]
*{{Fanservice}}: The main reason for the Mazingirl Robot Pilots and their mecha.
*CallBack: ''Every'' mechanical monster that ever appeared in a Mazinger Z episode returns here.
*ComedicReliefCharacters: Boss and his robot, as usual. Though they do help by distracting the enemy army.
*CoolOldGuy: Professor Yumi is now the Prime Minister of Japan.
*CurbStompBattle: Dr. Hell's Mecha-Monsters are too strong for Japan's regular giant robots.
*Face-HeelTurn: Doctor Hell tries to take control of Lisa. [[spoiler:It does not work.]]
*KidHeroAllGrownUp: Koji is now in his 20s but is no longer a mecha pilot. His little brother Shiro is, though. Sayaka is now head of the Photon Research Lab. Boss and his sidekicks run a ramen restaurant. Tetsuya still pilots the Great Mazinger.
*MysteriousWaif: Lisa, the android girl who arrives with the Mazinger Infinity. [[spoiler:she's based on Koji and Sayaka's future daughter]]
*TheDragon: Baron Asura and Count Broken.
*ThePowerOfFriendship: Variation. Not emotion based but [[spoiler:everyone in the world shares their photon energy to power the Z enough so it can destroy the Infinity.]]
*RealityWarper: [[spoiler:Lisa, once she accesses the power of Infinity]]
*TimeTravel: The cause of all the events in the movie.
*{{Tsundere}}: Sayaka is still this, though she is more mature and responsible now.
*WillTheyOrWontThey?: After all these years, Koji and Sayaka still are not officially an item. [[spoiler: by the ending, they marry]]
!Tropes found in Mazinger Z: Infinity include:
*TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: The story takes place 10 years after the Mazinger z and Great Mazinger series. Photonic energy is now a common energy source, as are giant robots.
*AchillesInHisTent: Koji takes his sweet time to get back into the Mazinger Z and join the fight.
*BabiesEverAfter: Tetsuya and Jun are expecting a baby at the start of the film. [[spoiler: At the end in a flash-forward, we see that Lisa will be Koji and Sayaka's daughter.]]
*BackFromTheDead: Dr. Hell and his minions.
*BigBad: Doctor Hell.
*BiggerIsBetter: The Mazinger Infinity is so large the regular giant robots fit inside its head! [[spoiler:Later on, Mazinger Z grows to the same size thanks to Lisa manipulating reality.]]
*BloodKnight: Koji fears that using the Mazinger will turn him into this.
*BreakOutTheMuseumPiece: Subverted- the Mazinger in the museum [[spoiler: is a fake.]]
*{{Fanservice}}: The main reason for the Mazingirl Robot Pilots and their mecha.
*CallBack: ''Every'' mechanical monster that ever appeared in a Mazinger Z episode returns here.
*ComedicReliefCharacters: Boss and his robot, as usual. Though they do help by distracting the enemy army.
*CoolOldGuy: Professor Yumi is now the Prime Minister of Japan.
*CurbStompBattle: Dr. Hell's Mecha-Monsters are too strong for Japan's regular giant robots.
*Face-HeelTurn: Doctor Hell tries to take control of Lisa. [[spoiler:It does not work.]]
*KidHeroAllGrownUp: Koji is now in his 20s but is no longer a mecha pilot. His little brother Shiro is, though. Sayaka is now head of the Photon Research Lab. Boss and his sidekicks run a ramen restaurant. Tetsuya still pilots the Great Mazinger.
*MysteriousWaif: Lisa, the android girl who arrives with the Mazinger Infinity. [[spoiler:she's based on Koji and Sayaka's future daughter]]
*TheDragon: Baron Asura and Count Broken.
*ThePowerOfFriendship: Variation. Not emotion based but [[spoiler:everyone in the world shares their photon energy to power the Z enough so it can destroy the Infinity.]]
*RealityWarper: [[spoiler:Lisa, once she accesses the power of Infinity]]
*TimeTravel: The cause of all the events in the movie.
*{{Tsundere}}: Sayaka is still this, though she is more mature and responsible now.
*WillTheyOrWontThey?: After all these years, Koji and Sayaka still are not officially an item. [[spoiler: by the ending, they marry]]
