Steel Jeeg 1975
- Status
- Ended
- First Aired
- October 5, 1975
- Format
- 1 season · 46 eps
- Total Runtime
- ~23 hours (30 min/ep)
- Created By
- Go Nagai
- Network
- Fuji TV
What is Steel Jeeg?
Steel Jeeg is an animated television series centered on a car racer named Hiroshi Shiba. The narrative begins following a laboratory accident that leaves Hiroshi mortally wounded.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1975
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 46
- Runtime
- 30 minutes
- First aired
- Oct 5, 1975
- Networks
- Fuji TV
- Genres
- Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Updated
At a glance
- Rating
- ★ TMDB users: 8.3/10
- Format
- 1 season · 46 episodes
- Episode runtime
- ~30 minutes
- Status
- Ended
- Network
- Fuji TV
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 46 episodes and an average 30-minute runtime.
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Steel Jeeg is an animated television series centered on a car racer named Hiroshi Shiba. The narrative begins following a laboratory accident that leaves Hiroshi mortally wounded. In an effort to save his life, his father, Professor Shiba, intervenes to restore him. This transformation serves as the catalyst for the events that follow in the series. As an archivist record, the program focuses on the consequences of this scientific restoration and the subsequent experiences of the protagonist. The series explores the intersection of human life and advanced technology within its established premise. By examining the relationship between Hiroshi and his father, the show details the origins of the titular character and his role in the unfolding story. The provided documentation confirms that the core of the series is rooted in this specific incident involving the Shiba family and the laboratory accident. This overview remains limited to the foundational plot points provided in the official synopsis, ensuring historical accuracy regarding the series' central premise and the primary motivation behind the protagonist's journey.
Should you watch it?
“A mortally wounded car racer is restored to life by his scientist father.”
- Features animated action and adventure
- Explores a sci-fi and fantasy premise
- Premise focuses heavily on the initial laboratory accident
Watch it if you enjoy classic animated science fiction and action stories.
The series contains themes of laboratory accidents and mortal injury.
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Season 1 · 46 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →- E1 The New Magnetic Robot of the Century Mytharc Oct 5, 1975
- E2 Hiroshi, Stand Up! Build Up Core Oct 12, 1975
- E3 Arrival!! Genma Yousai Yamatano Orochi Core Oct 19, 1975
- E4 Secret Attack!! Betting Life on the Mach Drill Core Oct 26, 1975
- E5 A Super Crazy Mechadon and the Desperate Fight Core Nov 2, 1975
- E6 Walk Forward, Young Girl. Head For a Better Tomorrow Core Nov 9, 1975
- E7 Shoot the Burning Life Core Nov 16, 1975
- E8 Friendship and Rivalry Between Men Core Nov 23, 1975
- E9 The Big Fight!! The Big Shooter Can't Sortie Core Nov 30, 1975
- E10 The Snow Woman Who Escaped from a Picture Book Core Dec 7, 1975
- E11 A Life or Death Struggle! The Battle at the Build Base Core Dec 14, 1975
- E12 Stand Up, Hiroshi! Victory Will Be Yours! Core Dec 21, 1975
- E13 Howling Himika! Hellish Revenge! Core Dec 28, 1975
- E14 Wake Up, Jeeg! Angry Counterattack! Core Jan 4, 1976
- E15 Mechadon's Tears Flying in the Air! Core Jan 11, 1976
- E16 The strongest phantom press operation Core Jan 18, 1976
- E17 Do your best! Mecha Mecha Mechadon Core Jan 25, 1976
- E18 Fear! Invading bonfire Core Feb 1, 1976
- E19 Drown! Haniwa phantom of fate Core Feb 8, 1976
- E20 Fight Hiroshi! I saw my father in Steel Jeeg Core Feb 15, 1976
- E21 Desperate Escape from Black Hole Core Feb 22, 1976
- E22 Reverse! Triple Fight Core Feb 22, 1976
- E23 One second before the blast! Ferry rescue operation Core Mar 7, 1976
- E24 A city that calls death! Runaway beast Core Mar 14, 1976
- E25 My mother shouted Build up Core Mar 21, 1976
- E26 Promises sworn in death Core Mar 28, 1976
- E27 Burn in red! New cyborg Core Apr 11, 1976
- E28 Counterattack! New weapon Pantheroid Core Apr 18, 1976
- E29 Emperor appearance! The mystery of the Dotaku has been solved Core Apr 25, 1976
- E30 Mysterious! Dragon Beast's Robot Beast Core May 2, 1976
- E31 10,000 meters above Mount Fuji Core May 9, 1976
- E32 An angry rebellion dedicated to Himika Core May 16, 1976
- E33 Non-stop race in hell Core May 23, 1976
- E34 Danger Jeeg! Capsule launched! Core Jun 6, 1976
- E35 Protect a wonderful family Core Jun 13, 1976
- E36 Life on a flower Core Jun 20, 1976
- E37 Is General Flora an enemy or an ally Core Jun 27, 1976
- E38 A boy coming from a million years ago Core Jul 4, 1976
- E39 Song of battle dedicated to mother Core Jul 11, 1976
- E40 A love pendant that connects hearts Core Jul 18, 1976
- E41 Send Jeeg to another dimension graveyard Core Jul 25, 1976
- E42 Escape from the trap! Scared glory Core Aug 1, 1976
- E43 Traitor! The end of General Flora Core Aug 8, 1976
- E44 Steel Jeeg vs. Dragon Demon King Core Aug 15, 1976
- E45 Standing brave! Total battle without tomorrow Mytharc Aug 22, 1976
- E46 Steel Jeeg victory record omnibus Mytharc Aug 29, 1976
Frequently asked questions
Who is Hiroshi Shiba?
Hiroshi Shiba is a car racer who is mortally wounded in a laboratory accident.
Who restores Hiroshi Shiba to life?
Hiroshi Shiba is restored to life by his father, Professor Shiba.
What is the release year of Steel Jeeg?
Steel Jeeg was released in 1975.
What genres are associated with Steel Jeeg?
The series is associated with animation, action and adventure, and sci-fi and fantasy.
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