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413:, which is considered a "reboot" of the Mazinger storyline, Kouji is very similar to his classic counterpart. Just as in the original anime, and manga, Kouji lives with his younger brother, Shiro, and his grandfather, Juuzou. As with the original series, Kouji is given Mazinger Z by Juuzou, but is also briefly instructed by him, and trained how to use it during his first battle with Dr. Hell's forces, before Juuzou dies from a serious wound he gained before meeting up with Kouji, Shiro, and Inspector Ankokuji, in the Pilder. Although he is as "hot-blooded" and determined to do good, Kouji is shown to be more aggressive at times in
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that. When things are at their bleakest, he pulls through by virtue of his unyielding will. The presumably indestructible "Japanium" metal alloy actually fails, episode after episode, to live up to its developer's expectations, and Koji's undying bravery stands out in sharp contrast to
Mazinger's alleged invulnerability as the sole barrier to evil forces, even beyond Mazinger's eventual destruction.
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Go Nagai created Koji Kabuto in order to appeal to children in regards to his anti-heroic traits. His usage of a robot was meant to add fun to the concept of how fun can be robots if a child is behind it. Multiple voice actors provided their talent for Koji' character. While Koji is notable for being
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Mazinger Z Infinity feature film, which renders the Grendizer story as Non-canon in the terms of the TV series of Mazinger Z, Koji spends the next 10 years of his life after the fall of Mycea as a scientist much like both his father and grandfather, eventually returning to Mazinger Z to fight
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was: ""I didn't equate giant robots with weapons, I wanted to give a teenaged character a suit of armor that would turn him into a hero." In retrospective, Nagai felt Koji was simpler than modern mecha pilots who possessed complex characterizations. Nevertheless, he claimed he only wanted to give to
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enjoyed Koji's actions in the first two episodes due to how overthetop are his actions when fighting and discovering the new
Mazinkaiser. The site found strange how in later episodes, the series focuses on a more comical take on Koji and Sayaka's relationship which comes across as fanservice due to
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translators never identified Kabuto as the same character in
Grendizer and in the Mazinger series. In the Italian version of Grendizer (broadcast for first in Italy), Koji was called Alcor; in Mazinger Z, Ryo Kabuto; in Great Mazinger, Koji Kabuto. As a result, many in Italy thought that the heroes
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Koji Kabuto's character evolves during the whole
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referred to him as a "righteous idiot" due to his heroic yet simplistic personality. The reviewer also expressed criticism towards him misrelationship to Sayaka for coming across as sexist. Nevertheless, he found that the misrelationship evolves across the narrative. In retrospective,
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praised how the film does a good job at introducing Koji's character. In regards to his encounter with his nemesis Dr. Hell, the site appreciated how well developed as the protagonist and his allies creates a new
Mazinger Z, largely superior than the original.
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Mazinger Z knowing the consequences of such might. Nagai feels that this message of cautious power was particularly influenced by two of his earlier works,
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anime was broadcast in the 1980s. While the misrelationship between Koji and Sayaka was seen as sexist by multiple writers, the site noted that it was still famous due to how the latter stood up against Koji, something that appealed to a bigger audience.
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referred to Koji as too proud and sexist based on his misrelationship with Sayaka. Nevertheless, the site noted that Koji's character made the series a success based on how he was one of the earliest mecha pilots, especially in South
America, where the
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Koji's most famous trait (and indeed, his legacy) is his yelling out
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for coming across as "angsty" during the times the plot handles elements of who should keep fighting for humanity while discussing the idea of a weak society compared by the reviewer to a TV drama.
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1048:"Mazinger Z: Infinity' Blu-Ray Review: Rocket Punches Never Get Old"
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604:"ENTREVISTA AL ESCRITOR GO NAGAI Y CREADOR DE MAZINGER Z INFINITY"
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Gilson, Mark. "A Brief History of Japanese Robophilia".
679:"GRENDIZER: INTERVIEW TO THE AUTHORS - ENGLISH VERSION"
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879:"MazinKaiser DVD 1: Turbo Smashing Sensation!"
854:"Mazinger-Z TV Series Part 2 Anime DVD Review"
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804:"Mazinger-Z TV Series Part 1 Anime DVD Review"
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