70s Japanese superhero show all about the action
Iron King appeared on Japanese TV from 1972-73. What I like about it is that each episode is all about the action. The show didn’t wait until the end for the fighting to start. The first half of each show is about Gentaro Shizuka/Shoji Ishibashi and Goro Kirishima/Mitsuo Hamada battling the Shiranui Clan and later the Phantom Opposition Party and their giant robots and beasts. Then the Iron King appears. Gentaro actually helps him out most of the times as well. He has a special belt that turns into a whip or a sword that allows him to fight the bad guys.<br /><br />Another twist is that Gentaro the hero isn’t the Iron King but rather Goro is.<br /><br />Speaking of which, the Shiranui Clan and the Phantom Opposition have good looking costumes not the usual over the top ones in so many kids shows from this era had. Most importantly the evil robots are also cool. By the 70s a lot of shows were going for ridiculous looking monsters because they were catering to kids and thought how the kaiju looked didn’t really matter. Hence some shows had things like chicken monsters or top ramen beasts. You don’t see that in Iron King.<br /><br />My only complaint is that the Iron King is fueled by his bodily water and if a battle goes to long stars on his body start beeping warning him that his power is almost over. This is a straight rip off of Ultraman and completely unnecessary. Luckily they don’t bring up every episode like in the Ultra series.
The movie title "Iron King: The Complete Series," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.5 from 121 reviewers. 
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This title falls under the categories of Movies & TV, Genre for Featured Categories and Action & Adventure. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Iron King is one of the gloriously loopy Tokusastu Japanese superhero television shows. Filled with furious, fast-paced action and campy humor, Iron King quickly became a favorite in its native Japan when originally broadcast from 1972-1973 by combining robots, martial arts, and creatures in ways uniquely Japanese..