The Chodenji edited version of 'Voltes V Legacy' will be released in theaters in Japan, and 'The dawn of the Earth is near.'
' Voltes V: Legacy,' a live-action version of the Japanese robot anime 'Super Electromagnetic Machine Voltes V' made in the Philippines, is set to be released in theaters on October 18, 2024 in a 'Super Electromagnetic Edited Version' made by Filipino staff for Japan.
'Voltes V Legacy' 2024.10.18 Release Commemorative Special Movie-YouTube
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— 'Voltes V Legacy' Project Official (@voltesv_legacy) June 4, 2024
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Movie ' Voltes V Legacy '
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47 years after the TV anime first aired on June 4, 1977 , #VoltesV rises again...!
A passionate love letter from the Philippines, a country that loves Voltes V even more than Japan.
Live-action movie 'Voltes V Legacy'... pic.twitter.com/tZZn8prquV
'Voltes V Legacy' is a live-action version produced in the Philippines based on the anime 'Voltes V,' which aired from 1977 to 1978. The original anime was 40 episodes long, but the live-action version is 90 episodes long.
A long trailer video of the live-action version of 'Super Electromagnetic Machine Voltes V' that pays tribute to the original work has been released - GIGAZINE
There was hope that it would be broadcast or streamed in some form in Japan, but it has been revealed that staff in the Philippines have re-edited the show for Japan, adding scenes that were not included in the Philippine version, to create a new 'Chodenji Edited Version.'
A video commentary from director Mark A. Reyes has also been released.
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— 'Voltes V Legacy' Project Official (@voltesv_legacy) June 4, 2024
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Director: Mark A. Reyes V
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One of the world's biggest Voltes V otakus ❤️🔥 A message of joy from Director Mark A. Reyes V
'Feel our love and passion for #VoltesV and enjoy it!'
Please look forward to the 'Chodenji Edited Version' by Director Reyes 👊... pic.twitter.com/1bUoRZlE3g
In addition to the subtitled version, a dubbed version will also be produced. Since Osamu Ichikawa, who played Prince Heinel, the sworn rival and sworn enemy of the Boisan team , passed away in 2009 , and several other original cast members have passed away, it is interesting to see what kind of dubbing will be used.
There are also plans to release the original version in Japan, so the opportunity to enjoy the entire length of this drama may be just around the corner.
By the way, in Japan, the official name of the game is 'Voltes V Legacy', with a 'V' instead of 'Ⅴ (Roman numeral 5)'.
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