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* EvilIsSexy: Berg Katse. Especially his female form.
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** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10QcfbD2IoU Let's Fly]]'' from the OVA, an uplifting {{R&B}} anthem for the Science Ninja Team. '''LET'S FLYYY!!!! Soar into the light! Never say die - try with all your might!'''
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** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10QcfbD2IoU Let's Fly]]'' from the OVA, an uplifting {{R&B}} RAndB anthem for the Science Ninja Team. '''LET'S FLYYY!!!! Soar into the light! Never say die - try with all your might!'''
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The main theme, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkAf1A8UiqM Gatchaman no Uta]]". '''WHOAAA! GATCHAMAAAAAAN! GATCHAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!'''
** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10QcfbD2IoU Let's Fly]]'' from the OVA. '''LET'S FLYYY!!!!'''
** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10QcfbD2IoU Let's Fly]]'' from the OVA. '''LET'S FLYYY!!!!'''
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The main theme, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkAf1A8UiqM Gatchaman no Uta]]". '''WHOAAA! GATCHAMAAAAAAN! GATCHAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!'''
GATCHAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!''' There's a reason that the series ReplacedTheThemeTune about 20 episodes in after originally using it for the closing credits.
** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10QcfbD2IoU Let's Fly]]'' from theOVA. OVA, an uplifting {{R&B}} anthem for the Science Ninja Team. '''LET'S FLYYY!!!!'''FLYYY!!!! Soar into the light! Never say die - try with all your might!'''
** ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10QcfbD2IoU Let's Fly]]'' from the
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The main theme. '''WHOAAA! GATCHAMAAAAAAN! GATCHAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!'''
** ''Lets Fly'' from the OVA. '''LETS FLYYY!!!!'''
** ''Lets Fly'' from the OVA. '''LETS FLYYY!!!!'''
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The main theme.theme, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkAf1A8UiqM Gatchaman no Uta]]". '''WHOAAA! GATCHAMAAAAAAN! GATCHAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!'''
**''Lets Fly'' ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10QcfbD2IoU Let's Fly]]'' from the OVA. '''LETS '''LET'S FLYYY!!!!'''
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* SugarWiki/DevelopmentHeaven: The effort that went into making the anime has to be seen to be [[http://www.battleoftheplanets.net/whatwas.html to be believed.]]
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* SugarWiki/DevelopmentHeaven: The effort that went into making the anime has to be seen to be [[http://www.battleoftheplanets.net/whatwas.html to be believed.]]
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Sosai X]] is an alien from the Andromeda Galaxy sent to conquer Earth. Growing a Mafia group into the syndicate Galactor, Sosai X orders mass destruction to kill all the humans he can, forcibly having others converted and experimented on. [[WouldHurtAChild Not even children are safe]], as Sosai X is happy to target them as well. Upon learning his planet is long gone, a remorseless Sosai X tries to destroy the world with a BlackHole in the center, having no care even for his loyal subordinate Berg Katse and plotting to eliminate him once he is done. After returning as Sosai Z, he attempts to initiate the "[[OmnicidalManiac Poison Apple]]" plan to annihilate everything with pure {{antimatter}}.
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Sosai X]] is an alien from the Andromeda Galaxy sent to conquer Earth. Growing a Mafia group into the syndicate Galactor, Sosai X orders mass destruction to kill all the humans he can, forcibly having others converted and experimented on. [[WouldHurtAChild Not even children are safe]], as Sosai X is happy to target them as well. Upon learning his planet is long gone, a remorseless Sosai X tries to destroy the world with a BlackHole UnrealisticBlackHole in the center, having no care even for his loyal subordinate Berg Katse and plotting to eliminate him once he is done. After returning as Sosai Z, he attempts to initiate the "[[OmnicidalManiac Poison Apple]]" plan to annihilate everything with pure {{antimatter}}.
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* {{Macekre}}: The franchise has been dubbed five times, and ''only'' the Creator/{{ADV Films}} release of the original series ''didn't'' had [[DubNameChange character names]] and [[DubInducedPlotHole plot points]] rewritten wholesale.
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* {{Macekre}}: The franchise has been dubbed five times, and ''only'' the Creator/{{ADV Films}} release of the original series ''didn't'' had have [[DubNameChange character names]] and [[DubInducedPlotHole plot points]] rewritten wholesale.
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** Ken punching a young girl in the stomach in an early episode did not earn him too many favors in Western fandom. Neither did him slapping the same girl later in the episode, or him slapping Jun in episode 40 (to be fair here he was reprimanding her for running off on her own and almost getting killed and making the rest of the team worry). These can definitely be chalked up to different standards of the era and culture, though it can still be jarring to see.
*** Jun being slapped by Joe in another episode tends to get more cringe reactions, along with another slap moment from Ken in "Gatchaman II". In moments that aren't related to her being slapped, her fright over a robotic ant in an early episode or other moments where she comes off less strong or relying on Ken for advice tend to be critiqued. The "Battle of the Planets" and "G-Force" adaptations attempted to vindicate her by either cutting these moments of panic or changing her lines to make her sound more knowledgeable or tougher.
*** Jun being slapped by Joe in another episode tends to get more cringe reactions, along with another slap moment from Ken in "Gatchaman II". In moments that aren't related to her being slapped, her fright over a robotic ant in an early episode or other moments where she comes off less strong or relying on Ken for advice tend to be critiqued. The "Battle of the Planets" and "G-Force" adaptations attempted to vindicate her by either cutting these moments of panic or changing her lines to make her sound more knowledgeable or tougher.
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** Ken punching a young girl in the stomach in an early episode did not earn him too many favors in Western fandom. Neither did him slapping the same girl later in the episode, or him slapping Jun in episode 40 (to be fair here he was reprimanding her for running off on her own and almost getting killed and making the rest of the team worry). These can definitely be chalked up to different standards of the era and culture, though it can still be jarring to see.
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*** Jun being slapped by Joe in another episode tends to get more cringe reactions, along with another slap moment from Ken in "Gatchaman II". In moments that aren't related to her being slapped, her fright over a robotic ant in an early episode or other moments where she comes off less strong or relying on Ken for advice tend to be critiqued. The "Battle of the Planets" and "G-Force" adaptations attempted to vindicate her by either cutting these moments of panic or changing her lines to make her sound more knowledgeable or tougher. All of these can definitely be chalked up to different standards of the era and culture, though it can still be jarring to see.
*** Jun being slapped by Joe in another episode tends to get more cringe reactions, along with another slap moment from Ken in "Gatchaman II". In moments that aren't related to her being slapped, her fright over a robotic ant in an early episode or other moments where she comes off less strong or relying on Ken for advice tend to be critiqued. The "Battle of the Planets" and "G-Force" adaptations attempted to vindicate her by either cutting these moments of panic or changing her lines to make her sound more knowledgeable or tougher. All of these can definitely be chalked up to different standards of the era and culture, though it can still be jarring to see.
