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Medabots

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Medabots

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New Communities@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 days ago

A community for the western Medabots fandom! Medabots (or Medarot in Japan) is a Japanese franchise of sentient fighting robots. Although only avai…

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A community for the western Medabots fandom! Medabots (or Medarot in Japan) is a Japanese franchise of sentient fighting robots. Although only available briefly in the west as an anime, there have since still been Japanese media and many fans from around the world. This is not to be confused with the bootleg of the same name.

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I loved that amnie as a kid and had a few of the figures.
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  I used to watch it every Sunday morning before church when I was a wee lad. The whole show is available on YT btw

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