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Shogun Warriors. Godaikin. Micronauts. They came in their

legions, leaping straight from Japanese TV sets onto toy shelves.

Shiny, outrageously colorful, sporting spring-powered missiles and

"rocket punches"—they were unlike anything seen before. Super #1

Robot showcases these unique action figures created during the

heyday of Japanese robot toys, 1972 to 1982. From Popy's classic

"Chogokin" Mazinger Z to Takatoku's Valkyrie (the first seamlessly

transforming toy), these are the pinnacle of modern Japanese robot

toys, and transformed not only themselves, but also today's toy

culture.

INTRODUCTION

 ROBOT DRAMS

 WHY,ROBOT

 THE,DIE-CAST

 THE,POBOT KINGOOM

 THE,PLAYERS

 CHANGING OF THE GUARO

A DECADE OF JAPANESE ROBOT TOYS

 CAPTION KEY

 1972

 1973

 1974

 1975

 1976

 1977

 1978

 1979

 1980

 1981

 1982

CONTEMPORAPY

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

Matt Alt's childhood obsession with the Japanese giant robot led

him to major in Japanese and International Relations at the

University of Wisconsin, Madison. He lives near Tokyo, where he and

his wife run a translation agency. Robert Duban met Matt Alt while

working for ToyBoxDX, a popular toy collector website, for which

they have cataloged the works of every Japanese toy company

producing during the 1970s and early 1980s. He lives in Los

Angeles. Tim Brisko's photography has appeared in Toyfare, Xbox

Nation, and Super7 magazine. He lives in Houston, Texas. Saburo

Ishizuki founded Bullmark and Ark, the creators of some of the most

influential toys of this period.

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