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Tokusou Robo Janperson the Movie: Mother is Eternal! The Electric Brain’s Love and Passion on the Operating Table
19939.00h 25m
Overview
Focusing on the search for Sayaka, a young girl whose mother has recently died. Sayaka’s father, an undercover F.B.I. agent, has had a rough relationship with his daughter since the death of her mother and feels that her kidnapping by the evil Neo-Guild is his fault. Sayaka has been angry at her father because he was away in America while her mother died, leaving her feeling abandoned. Aiding Sayaka's father in the search is Tokusou Robo Janperson! The two don’t get along at first, but things between them go smoother as they continue the search.
Directed by Michio Konishi
Written by Junichi Miyashita
0Top Cast
Y
Yuichi Komine
Janperson (voice)
Takahashi Kazuoki
George Makabe
B
Bomber Morio
Narrator
K
Kimiko Imai
Silverella
T
Tokio Iwata
Scorpion
Toshimichi Takahashi
Guilgordon
Daigaku Sekine
Guilgordon
R
Riichi Seike
Branbot
Y
Yasuhiro Takeuchi
Branbot
Seiji Takaiwa
Neo Guild Killer Robot
Themes & Keywords
janpersonmetal heroes
About Tokusou Robo Janperson the Movie: Mother is Eternal! The Electric Brain’s Love and Passion on the Operating Table
Tokusou Robo Janperson the Movie: Mother is Eternal! The Electric Brain’s Love and Passion on the Operating Table is a crime, action, adventure, science fiction film released in 1993 exploring themes of janperson, metal heroes. Directed by Michio Konishi, it stars Yuichi Komine, Takahashi Kazuoki, Bomber Morio. Focusing on the search for Sayaka, a young girl whose mother has recently died. Sayaka’s father, an undercover F.B.I. agent, has had a rough relationship with his daughter since the death of her mother and feels that her kidnapping by the evil Neo-Guild is his fault. Sayaka has been angry at her father because he was away in America while her mother died, leaving her feeling abandoned. Aiding Sayaka's father in the search is Tokusou Robo Janperson! The two don’t get along at first, but things between them go smoother as they continue the search.
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