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** ''Anime/MiraiRoboDaltanious'' has a small following in Italy comprised of children who grew up with it in The80s.
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** ''Anime/MiraiRoboDaltanious'' ''Anime/FutureRobotDaltanious'' has a small following in Italy comprised of children who grew up with it in The80s.
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** ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' were extremely popular in the Philippines, the former so much that the titular robot became a MovementMascot against dictator Ferdinand Marcos and the show received a [[Series/VoltesVLegacy live-action adaptation]] from the country.
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** ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' were extremely popular in the Philippines, the former so much that the titular robot became a MovementMascot against dictator Ferdinand Marcos and the show received a [[Series/VoltesVLegacy live-action adaptation]] from the country. ''Voltes V'' alsi built dedicated fandoms in Italy, Indonesia and Cuba.
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** In the modern day, the themes of anti-racial prejudice and anti-war hold up well. Impressive for an anime from The70s.
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** In the modern day, the themes of anti-racial prejudice and anti-war hold up well. Impressive for an anime from The70s.The70s.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: Nagahama naming the overarching protagonist of ''Anime/VoltesV'' ''[[GoodParents Kentaro]]'' [[DisappearedDad Go]]/[[spoiler: [[FallenPrince Prince]] [[TheGoodKing Gohl]].]] Creator/KentaroMiura (yes, [[Manga/{{Berserk}} THAT]] Miura) cited Nagahama as one of his inspirations. It also counts as HilariousInHindsight, considering that Miura would grow bigger than Nagahama thanks to ''Berserk''.
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*''Anime/MiraiRoboDaltanious'' has a small following in Italy for those who grew up with it in The80s.
* HeartwarmingInHindsight:Nagahama naming the [[spoiler: The overarching protagonist of ''Anime/VoltesV'' ''[[GoodParents Kentaro]]'' [[DisappearedDad Go]]/[[spoiler: ''Anime/VoltesV'', [[FallenPrince Prince]] [[TheGoodKing Gohl]].Gohl]], adopting the alias "''Kentaro'' Go" after he came to Earth.]] Creator/KentaroMiura (yes, [[Manga/{{Berserk}} THAT]] Miura) cited Nagahama as one of his inspirations. It also counts as HilariousInHindsight, considering that Miura would grow bigger than Nagahama thanks to ''Berserk''.
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** ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/Daimos'' were extremely popular in the Philippines, the former so much that the titular robot became a MovementMascot against dictator Ferdinand Marcos and the show received a [[Series/VoltesVLegacy live-action adaptation]] from the country.
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** ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/Daimos'' ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' were extremely popular in the Philippines, the former so much that the titular robot became a MovementMascot against dictator Ferdinand Marcos and the show received a [[Series/VoltesVLegacy live-action adaptation]] from the country.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight/HilariousInHindsight/: Nagahama naming the overarching protagonist of ''Anime/VoltesV'' ''[[GoodParents Kentaro]]'' [[DisappearedDad Go]]/[[spoiler: [[FallenPrince Prince]] [[TheGoodKing Gohl]].]] Creator/KentaroMiura (yes, [[{{Manga/{{Berserk}} THAT]] Miura) cited Nagahama as one of his inspirations.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight/HilariousInHindsight/: HeartwarmingInHindsight: Nagahama naming the overarching protagonist of ''Anime/VoltesV'' ''[[GoodParents Kentaro]]'' [[DisappearedDad Go]]/[[spoiler: [[FallenPrince Prince]] [[TheGoodKing Gohl]].]] Creator/KentaroMiura (yes, [[{{Manga/{{Berserk}} [[Manga/{{Berserk}} THAT]] Miura) cited Nagahama as one of his inspirations.inspirations. It also counts as HilariousInHindsight, considering that Miura would grow bigger than Nagahama thanks to ''Berserk''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: HeartwarmingInHindsight/HilariousInHindsight/: Nagahama naming the overarching protagonist of ''Anime/VoltesV'' ''[[GoodParents Kentaro]]'' [[DisappearedDad Go]]/[[spoiler: [[FallenPrince Prince]] [[TheGoodKing Gohl]].]] Creator/KentaroMiura (yes, [[{{Manga/{{Berserk}} THAT]] Miura) cited Nagahama as one of his inspirations.
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**''Anime/TheRoseOfVersailles'' was ''very'' popular in Italy and France (the latter's really obvious thanks to it's setting being the French Revolution, aka ''the'' French historical event). Ikeda even got the Legion d'Honneur for her work, the highest possible honor a foreigner could receive in France and other honors from Italian otaku fans and Italy's government. In Italy, the series is practically in the same league with ''Manga/LupinIII'', ''Manga/SailorMoon'', ''Manga/DragonBall'', ''Manga/SaintSeiya'', and ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' in fame and its popularity is such that it still receives re-runs on local channels in the country (something that the above aforementioned anime did not receive for a while until recent remakes and sequel {{OVA}}s and series with the exception of ''Lupin III'' and ''Hokuto No Ken''). It also received popularity in Latin America and was a GenreTurningPoint for the {{shoujo}} genre.
**''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/Daimos'' were extremely popular in the Philippines, the former so much that the titular robot became a MovementMascot against dictator Ferdinand Marcos and the show received a [[Series/VoltesVLegacy live-action adaptation]] from the country.
*HilariousInHindsight: Nagahama naming the overarching protagonist of ''Anime/VoltesV'' ''[[GoodParents Kentaro]]'' [[DisappearedDad Go]]/[[spoiler: [[FallenPrince Prince]] [[TheGoodKing Gohl]].]]
*ValuesResonance: Two times with ''Voltes V''.
**It was widely popular in dictator-ruled countries, likely due to the main story being about the toppling of the corrupt PlanetBaron [[HateSink Emperor]] [[BastardBastard Zambajil]]. Although ''Voltes V'' saw moderate global success when it launched in the 1970s, it had popular appeal in places like Cuba, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Cuba was ruled by Fidel Castro from 1976 to 2008, while Indonesia was ruled by Suharto from 1968 to 1998. Meanwhile, Ferdinand Marcos ruled the Philippines from 1965 to 1986.
**In the modern day, the themes of anti-racial prejudice and anti-war hold up well. Impressive for an anime from The70s.
**''Anime/TheRoseOfVersailles'' was ''very'' popular in Italy and France (the latter's really obvious thanks to it's setting being the French Revolution, aka ''the'' French historical event). Ikeda even got the Legion d'Honneur for her work, the highest possible honor a foreigner could receive in France and other honors from Italian otaku fans and Italy's government. In Italy, the series is practically in the same league with ''Manga/LupinIII'', ''Manga/SailorMoon'', ''Manga/DragonBall'', ''Manga/SaintSeiya'', and ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' in fame and its popularity is such that it still receives re-runs on local channels in the country (something that the above aforementioned anime did not receive for a while until recent remakes and sequel {{OVA}}s and series with the exception of ''Lupin III'' and ''Hokuto No Ken''). It also received popularity in Latin America and was a GenreTurningPoint for the {{shoujo}} genre.
**''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/Daimos'' were extremely popular in the Philippines, the former so much that the titular robot became a MovementMascot against dictator Ferdinand Marcos and the show received a [[Series/VoltesVLegacy live-action adaptation]] from the country.
*HilariousInHindsight: Nagahama naming the overarching protagonist of ''Anime/VoltesV'' ''[[GoodParents Kentaro]]'' [[DisappearedDad Go]]/[[spoiler: [[FallenPrince Prince]] [[TheGoodKing Gohl]].]]
*ValuesResonance: Two times with ''Voltes V''.
**It was widely popular in dictator-ruled countries, likely due to the main story being about the toppling of the corrupt PlanetBaron [[HateSink Emperor]] [[BastardBastard Zambajil]]. Although ''Voltes V'' saw moderate global success when it launched in the 1970s, it had popular appeal in places like Cuba, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Cuba was ruled by Fidel Castro from 1976 to 2008, while Indonesia was ruled by Suharto from 1968 to 1998. Meanwhile, Ferdinand Marcos ruled the Philippines from 1965 to 1986.
**In the modern day, the themes of anti-racial prejudice and anti-war hold up well. Impressive for an anime from The70s.
