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• All countries • United States • United Kingdom • Canada • Australia • Germany • France • Spain • Italy • Argentina • Austria • Belgium • Brazil • Bulgaria • Chile • China • Colombia • Czech Republic • Denmark • Finland • Greece • Holland • Hong Kong • Hungary • Iceland • Indonesia • Ireland • Israel • India • Japan • Malaysia • Mexico • New Zealand • Norway • Philippines • Poland • Portugal • Romania • Russia • Singapore • South Africa • South Korea • Sweden • Switzerland • Taiwan • Thailand • Turkey • Ukraine • United Arab Emirates. Gatchaman: Complete Collection + OVAs () (1972-1995) Gatchaman: Complete Collection + OVAs Blu-ray delivers great video and solid audio in this excellent Blu-ray release Using amazing weapons powered by super-science, the international terrorist organization known as GALACTOR is out to steal all of Earth’s resources for itself and its inhuman masters. Mankind’s only hope? The International Science Organization and their elite strike force, the Science Ninja Team! But these five young heroes will have their work cut out for them as they take on the seemingly impossible task of defeating GALACTOR’s horrific arsenal of mechanized weapons of mass destruction and endless armies of henchmen.

For more about Gatchaman: Complete Collection + OVAs and the Gatchaman: Complete Collection + OVAs Blu-ray release, see published by Jeffrey Kauffman on November 27, 2013 where this Blu-ray release scored 4.0 out of 5. Directors:, Writers:,, Starring:,,,,, This Blu-ray bundle includes the following titles, see individual titles for specs and details. Gatchaman: Complete Collection + OVAs Blu-ray Review Environmental Protection Ninjas. Reviewed by, November 27, 2013 Generation X-ers and perhaps even some 'historically' minded Millennials may have fond memories of the 1990s cartoon Captain Planet and the Planeteers, an environmentally themed animated series that promised a brighter future if only we could all work together to make the Earth a more sustainable, green enterprise. What some fans of this series may not know is that Captain Planet and his cohorts were actually pretty late to the animated environmentalism game, for some two decades before this series, Gatchaman aired for around two years in Japan, and then fairly slowly matriculated to American airwaves (in heavily edited versions) first in the late seventies as Battle of the Planets and then again in the late eighties as G Force: Guardians of Space. Gatchaman (which in its original Japanese form was actually titled Science Ninja Team Gatchaman) didn't traffic exclusively in environmental issues, and it in fact had more of a fantasy science fiction aspect than Captain Planet ever did, but Gatchman, much like its antecedent, depicted a world where technology could actually help Mankind rather than shackling it and contributing to the destruction of vital natural resources. Of course technology—especially alien technology—can also be used for evil, and that sets up one of Gatchaman's central conceits.

In the case of this series, it isn't necessarily the boneheaded actions of humans which are threatening the planet, but instead a nefarious group called Galactor, which is out to usurp Earth's natural resources for their own villainous ends. Galactor is headed by an alien who utilizes a bunch of thuggish human underlings to do his dirty work, and the heroes of the series, the Science Ninja Team, must band together to try to protect the planet from this horrifying incursion. This valiant quintet has their own mastermind as well as an array of high tech devices which help them in their battles. It's interesting to note that a lot of anime fans tend to turn to such iconic titles as or (both recently re-released on Blu-ray and so probably back on the radar for many genre aficionados) as the beginning points for this idiom, but of course older series like Gatchaman prove that that is obviously not the case. Gatchaman may strike some younger viewers especially as being a bit on the quaint side, but this complete version offers a lot of excitement and interest that even those who may have caught either of the English language redacted versions may find surprising. Now anyone coming to Gatchaman expecting the kind of dense, layered writing and character development that later became anime staples in franchises like is going to be in for something of a shock.

This is a much more basic enterprise, one that simply posits the good guys versus the bad guys, albeit in a futuristic, science fiction setting. The show is undeniably repetitive, with Galactor coming up with all manner of mecha and other 'beasts' to try to defeat the Science Ninja Team, but of course, good wins out in the end. What may in fact interest a lot of fans of anime is some of the nascent tropes which would later become staples of the genre.