Mighty Orbots : Magnetic Menace part 1
Mighty Orbots is an American/Japanese Super robot animated series created in a joint collaboration of Tokyo Movie Shinsha and Intermedia Entertainment in association with MGM/UA Television. It was directed by veteran anime director Osamu Dezaki and features character designs by Akio Sugino. The series aired from September 8, 1984 to December 15, 1984 on Saturday mornings in the United States on ABC This is ripped from a 25 years old Video tape and probably the best quality you'll find any where.
Mighty Orbots - The Wish World Part 1
From well-of-souls.com Episode 2 - The Wish World Umbra, after suffering yet another defeat at the hands of the Orbots against Kattron in the Emerald nebula, devises a plan to use Ohno's insecurity about being "only a robot" against them. His shape-shifting agent Plasmus lures Ohno to the Wish World, where (at her request) she is transformed into a human. Meanwhile, Umbra has opened a hyper-warp in the orbital path of the moon Doranis, a key United Planets defense location. Dia is sent to investigate, but the storms caused by the hyper-warp force her to crashland her cruiser on Doranis. Mighty Orbots is called in to help; unfortunately, Ohno in her human form can't provide the ignition key the Orbots need to successfully unite. They head back to the Emerald nebula in the hopes of using the nebula's energies (channeled through Bo and Bort) to return Ohno to her robot form; but they are waylaid by Plasmus, who has also absorbed the nebula's energy, and grown to a gigantic size. All the while, Doranis' orbit carries it (and Dia) ever deeper into the hyper-warp and oblivion...
Mighty Orbots : Magnetic Menace part 2
Mighty Orbots is an American/Japanese Super robot animated series created in a joint collaboration of Tokyo Movie Shinsha and Intermedia Entertainment in association with MGM/UA Television. It was directed by veteran anime director Osamu Dezaki and features character designs by Akio Sugino. The series aired from September 8, 1984 to December 15, 1984 on Saturday mornings in the United States on ABC This is ripped from a 25 years old Video tape and probably the best quality you'll find any where.
Mighty Orbots - The Wish World Part 2
From well-of-souls.com Episode 2 - The Wish World Umbra, after suffering yet another defeat at the hands of the Orbots against Kattron in the Emerald nebula, devises a plan to use Ohno's insecurity about being "only a robot" against them. His shape-shifting agent Plasmus lures Ohno to the Wish World, where (at her request) she is transformed into a human. Meanwhile, Umbra has opened a hyper-warp in the orbital path of the moon Doranis, a key United Planets defense location. Dia is sent to investigate, but the storms caused by the hyper-warp force her to crashland her cruiser on Doranis. Mighty Orbots is called in to help; unfortunately, Ohno in her human form can't provide the ignition key the Orbots need to successfully unite. They head back to the Emerald nebula in the hopes of using the nebula's energies (channeled through Bo and Bort) to return Ohno to her robot form; but they are waylaid by Plasmus, who has also absorbed the nebula's energy, and grown to a gigantic size. All the while, Doranis' orbit carries it (and Dia) ever deeper into the hyper-warp and oblivion...
Mighty Orbots - The Wish World - Part 3
From well-of-souls.com Episode 2 - The Wish World Umbra, after suffering yet another defeat at the hands of the Orbots against Kattron in the Emerald nebula, devises a plan to use Ohno's insecurity about being "only a robot" against them. His shape-shifting agent Plasmus lures Ohno to the Wish World, where (at her request) she is transformed into a human. Meanwhile, Umbra has opened a hyper-warp in the orbital path of the moon Doranis, a key United Planets defense location. Dia is sent to investigate, but the storms caused by the hyper-warp force her to crashland her cruiser on Doranis. Mighty Orbots is called in to help; unfortunately, Ohno in her human form can't provide the ignition key the Orbots need to successfully unite. They head back to the Emerald nebula in the hopes of using the nebula's energies (channeled through Bo and Bort) to return Ohno to her robot form; but they are waylaid by Plasmus, who has also absorbed the nebula's energy, and grown to a gigantic size. All the while, Doranis' orbit carries it (and Dia) ever deeper into the hyper-warp and oblivion...
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Mighty Orbots Intro
Mighty Orbots is an American/Japanese Super robot animated series created in a joint collaboration of TMS Entertainment and Intermedia Entertainment in association with MGM/UA Television. It was directed by veteran anime director Osamu Dezaki and features character designs by Akio Sugino. The series aired from September 8, 1984 to December 15, 1984 on Saturday mornings in the United States on ABC[1] and later on in Japan by Animax,[2] totaling up to 13 episodes.
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Mighty Orbots Ep. 1 Magnetic Menace (Pilot Episode)
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Mighty Orbots Ep.1 Magnetic Menace Pt.2
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Orbots Game
Almost final video about the game for univercity. Could be some tweaks But the game is not finished yet
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Regretful Memories,Mighty Orbots
An amazing series from 1984, it's only flaws being canceled and doomed to bootleggers hell as no hope of a dvd release seems to be in sight.
Will and the Jerks- Mighty Orbots
Tonight, Marc0, Yineth, LordoftheJimmy, Brandon Boyd, and I deceide to watch something that is actually good. Presenting Mighty Orbots, an obscure 1984 Saturday morning cartoon that debuted in the wake of the popularity of Transformers and Voltron. Unfortunately, it lasted one season due to the creators being sued by Tonka, who thought they were ripping off the Go-Bots
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This is almost final version of the Intro movie to the upcoming student game Orbots. I'll work on SFX more... Though I'm not sure about that Actually this is just a half year project, not the coursework. Now I'm working on my Diploma project Ancestors, details coming soon. And more about the game will come soon too
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Mighty Orbots (El Poderoso Orbots)(マイティ・オーボッツ)(English)(OP)(1984)
El Poderoso Orbots (Mighty Orbots)(マイティ・オーボッツ?) es una serie de animacion de Super robot americano / japonés creado en una colaboración conjunta de TMS Entertainment y Entertainment Intermedia, en asociación con MGM / UA Television. La película fue dirigida por el veterano director de anime Osamu Dezaki y características diseños de los personajes de Akio Sugino. La serie se emitió entre septiembre 8, 1984 hasta diciembre 15, 1984 sábados por la mañana en los Estados Unidos por la cadena ABC y más tarde en Japón por Animax, hasta un total de 13 episodios. Musica compuesta por los musicos Shuki Levy & Haim Saban interpretada por Shuki. マイティ・オーボッツ（MIGHTY ORBOTS）は、1984年に製作された日米合作のテレビアニメ。放送期間は1984年9月から12月まで、全13話。（但し、テレビ放送はアメリカのみ） アメリカでは三大ネットワークのひとつであるABCの要請により、東京ムービー新社が米国向けに制作した。日本ではビデオで販売された。 ストーリーコンピューター魔人オーブラに、ロブとオーボッツが立ち向かう。 スタッフエグゼクティブプロデューサー：藤岡豊、Fred Silverman プロデューサー：Geroge Singer、池内辰夫チーフディレクター：出崎統演出：大賀俊二キャラクターデザイン：杉野昭夫、近藤勝也、Ron Maidenberg メカニックデザイン：板橋克己、泉口薫絵コンテ：David Russell、Don Manuel、Larry Houston、Mitch Schauer、Tom Yakutis、Rick Hoberg、出崎統、鹿島典夫、古川順康、広川和之脚本：Buzz Dixon、David Wise、Donald Glut、Douglas Booth、Kimme Ringwald、Marc Scott Zicree 美術監督：小林七郎撮影監督：高橋宏 <b>...</b>
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EL PODEROSO ORBOTS - MIGHTY ORBOTS - EPISODIO PILOTO (EN INGLES)
LA SERIE FUE EMITIDA POR PRIMERA VEZ EN ARGENTINA POR CANAL 13 EN 1986 Y LUEGO FUE EMITIDA VARIAS VECES POR BIG CHANNEL. Estudio: TMS Director de animación: Akio Sugino Director de episodios: Osamu Dezaki, Yutaka Fujioka Diseño de personajes: Akio Sugino Música: kentaro Haneda Año: 1984
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Released in October 1995 Story In 2049, the human population of Earth embarks on a migratory voyage to try and colonize other planets. They leave mechanical "orbots" to clean up the mess they made on Earth through littering and pollution. Raster, a high-level orbot who watches Earth through a planetwide computer network, is accidentally attached to a working nuclear missile by a lesser orbot and goes insane, becoming an evil dictator named Warhead. He declares himself ruler of Earth, and begins preparing to execute any humans who dare return to their planet. Enter Vectorman, a humble orbot in charge of cleaning up toxic sludge by simply discharging it into the sun. As he lands on Earth after his last trip, he finds chaos and confusion. Because all the other Orbots are controlled by Warhead, Vectorman takes it upon himself to destroy the errant orbot and restore peace to Earth.
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TAS HD: Genesis Vectorman (USA/Europe) in 11:06.6 by Cpadolf
Publication: tasvideos.org Vectorman (1995) is one of the later games for Genesis; it sports multiple gameplay modes, pre-rendered 3D models and some very nice visual effects. According to its plot, the Earth's population decided they have polluted it enough, and migrated elsewhere, leaving robots made of orbs ("orbots") behind to clean up the mess. One of the higher level orbots gets his head accidentally attached to a nuclear warhead, goes insane and usurps total control over all mechanical beings left on the planet. This is the state the main hero, orbot Vectorman, finds it in after returning from one of his garbage discharging missions.
Vectorman [PS2 Alpha Trailer - UNRELEASED!] by SEGA
www.unseen64.net April 22, 2003 - As we originally reported last week, several of the latest print magazines had testified that two of Sega's popular 16-bit titles Altered Beast and Vectorman would be making an appearance on PlayStation 2 at this year's E3. Sure enough, Sega of America announced this morning that it would be unveiling the Pseudo Interactive-developed actioner at the show in anticipation for its early 2004 release. "Vectorman doles out destruction in spades," said Mike Fischer, vice president of marketing, Sega of America, Inc. "With a massive arsenal of circuit-shredding weapons and upgrades, things are bound to get messy. You'll almost start feeling bad for the Orbots. Almost." Originally produced on the Sega Genesis almost a decade ago, the new Vectorman game will once again cast players as the modular superhero robot. Empowered with the ability to upgrade and change his parts, VM will have access to 15 different weapons and 25 various upgrades as he strives to rescue the planet Gamma 6 from an evil Orbot known as Volt. While the meat of the game is still being saved for E3, certain details have been revealed to appease the expected horde of hungry fans. The advanced physics engine that allows for destructible, fully interactive environments and War of the Monsters-like debris shields are but a few of them. Also interesting is the purported "advanced artificial intelligence" that instructs the Orbots to live and react realistically as they work and <b>...</b>
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ORBOTS! I DON'T THINK THEY EVER RELEASED THEM ON VHS, BUT MIGHTY ORBOTS DVD SET... ....THAT WOULD BE SWEET!
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