Combat Mecha Xabungle 1982
What is Combat Mecha Xabungle?
Combat Mecha Xabungle is a television series first released in 1982. Catalogued under Animation, Drama, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1982
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 50
- Runtime
- 25 minutes
- First aired
- Feb 6, 1982
- Networks
- tv asahi, Nagoya TV
- Genres
- Animation, Drama, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Updated
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Estimate the schedule using 50 episodes and an average 25-minute runtime.
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Combat Mecha Xabungle is a television series first released in 1982. Catalogued under Animation, Drama, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy. Status: Ended. A full overview for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
Should you watch it?
“A 1980s mecha adventure blending war, politics, and western flair.”
- Directed by renowned creator Yoshiyuki Tomino
- Combines mecha action with political and western themes
- Original 1980s animation with nostalgic feel
- Animation style reflects its early‑80s production era
- Story pacing differs from contemporary series
Watch it if you enjoy classic mecha shows with political intrigue and western motifs.
Suitable for teens; contains war scenes and political themes typical of a PG‑rated series.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 50 episodes
- E1 I Live By Risking My Life! Feb 6, 1982
- E2 We Got a Xabungle! Feb 13, 1982
- E3 Everyone's Got It Wrong! Feb 20, 1982
- E4 Why Do You Break the Law? Feb 27, 1982
- E5 Three's a Crowd! Mar 6, 1982
- E6 What Are You Up to, Jiron? Mar 13, 1982
- E7 Those Who Believe Are Saved Mar 20, 1982
- E8 Miss Never Misses! Mar 27, 1982
- E9 In the Field Blooms A Flower Named Maria Apr 3, 1982
- E10 Brave Women Are Frightening Apr 10, 1982
- E11 Chase Me! Chase Me! Apr 17, 1982
- E12 The Many Mysteries of the Innocent Apr 24, 1982
- E13 A Great Destruction Leaving Nothing Behind May 1, 1982
- E14 Timp's Futile Resistance May 8, 1982
- E15 Covered in Mud and Desperate May 22, 1982
- E16 Sorrowful Elegy May 29, 1982
- E17 A Duel with Actors and Noh Theatre Jun 5, 1982
- E18 What's Wrong with Running Away from Home? Jun 12, 1982
- E19 Take Flight, Condor! Jun 19, 1982
- E20 Akon the Stud? Jun 26, 1982
- E21 Falling in Love, Being in Love Jul 3, 1982
- E22 Rag Broken in Pieces Jul 10, 1982
- E23 Rag, Come Back! To My Heart Jul 17, 1982
- E24 A Fierce Death Machine! Crying Kara Jul 24, 1982
- E25 A Big Battle of Two Reckless Fighters Jul 31, 1982
- E26 Chaotic Battle with the Innocent Aug 7, 1982
- E27 Sing the Song of the Warrior! Aug 14, 1982
- E28 The Innocent's Weakness Aug 21, 1982
- E29 Even the Innocent Can Get Desperate Aug 28, 1982
- E30 If They Get the Head, We're Done For Sep 4, 1982
- E31 Manipulating a Woman's Heart Sep 11, 1982
- E32 My Convenience Is Your Convenience Sep 18, 1982
- E33 Never Ending Troubles Sep 25, 1982
- E34 Fatman's Feelings Fly Far Oct 2, 1982
- E35 Military Unit Discovered! Oct 9, 1982
- E36 Special Sneaking Mission! Oct 16, 1982
- E37 A Kaleidoscope of Women Oct 23, 1982
- E38 Dance, Elchi! Oct 30, 1982
- E39 Going Solo Is No Go Nov 6, 1982
- E40 Katakamn, Ragged into Bits Nov 13, 1982
- E41 End of Katakam Nov 20, 1982
- E42 Greta Howls Nov 27, 1982
- E43 Desperately Seeking Yop Dec 4, 1982
- E44 Take Care, Sir Arthur Dec 11, 1982
- E45 Stand Up to Face the Sun Dec 18, 1982
- E46 Sir Arthur Does His Best Dec 25, 1982
- E47 Awaken, Elchi! Jan 8, 1983
- E48 Once and Future Sir Arthur Jan 15, 1983
- E49 Showdown at X Point Jan 22, 1983
- E50 Everybody, Run! Jan 29, 1983
Frequently asked questions
When was Combat Mecha Xabungle originally broadcast?
It aired Saturdays at 5:30 PM on Nagoya TV and TV Asahi from February 6 1982 through January 29 1983.
Who created and directed the series?
The series was produced by Sunrise and directed by Yoshiyuki Tomino.
What genres does the show encompass?
It is classified as animation, drama, action‑adventure, sci‑fi/fantasy, comedy, war & politics, and western.
Is there a film version of the series?
A compilation movie titled Xabungle Graffiti adds a few minutes of footage and a new ending.
Were any toys released for the series?
Promotional toys were produced by the company Clover.