Red Baron

I pray god that everyone find subs for this anime. And I pray that everyone gets to see how great it is.

If you know nothing of Red Baron, at least check out the opening please.

It can be viewed if you search Baron Rojo Japones opening on youtube. From what I know, Red Baron is also dubbed in Spanish and Cantonese. Both available on youtube.

This is the best mecha anime to ever exist in the world. Its mecha fights captivated me, and the achieve the dream, never give up theme is done better than any other mecha anime.

Better than Lagann. Better than Kill la Kill, and ... Better than Koutetsushin Jeeg. In fact, I'd say Lagann probably copied Red Baron. Look at the resemblance. Why do you do this to Red Baron? Red Baron should be the one with popularity!

Our hero is charming, spirited, and daring. He is charming cause he looks so handsome with his ponytail. Google image Red Baron anime and see for yourself. He has the spirit of a martial artist. Well he is a martial artist, but his fighting spirit burns like fire. And he is daring, backs out from no challenge, and extremely brave.

He started off with nothing, but determination. It can be seen in his fiery and passion to acquire his own mecha and win the tourney. And that's where he fatedly meets the girl, the owner of Red Baron.

The anime is amazing, remarkable, and stunning. It is old school and has comedy, action, and excellent soundtrack. It is absolutely perfect.

I pray that everyone will have the opportunity to see a real mecha anime.

When I was a child, I used to watch a lot of this anime on a TV channel called Locomotion in Brazil. Red Baron, and Cybuster, was the probably the animes that moved me in on SUPER ROBOTS admiration.
On these days I fight searching something instead of 3 or 4 episodes of this anime, but i can't find. Most subs PT-BR who tried to revive this incredible anime don't know where to found more RAWs for it.
There's nothing so much I can say about this anime, because I was too young when I watched this. I don't remember nothing, but one thing I remember, ... this show used to be awesome on my age.
Please, God if u exist, please bring Red Baron again, I can't die without rewatch this serie.

"you can't beat the intensity of the original", says a line from episode 25 of this anime remake of a pretty good tokusatsu show from the 70's that I watched before getting into this. That line perfectly sums this whole experience, meaning this is a pretty mediocre remake allaround less focused on the typical giant mecha stuff of the original and more concerned of throwing at the viewer a series of fights in battle shounen/spokon fashion (to the point of looking more an Ashita No Joe remake with some sprinkles taken from Dragonball and Rupan Sansei part II than a Red Baron one) that are ... watchable but don't go beyond the watchable part. Honestly, I sincerely don't get why the makers of this made such choice seeing that the dramatic angle of the original Red Baron tokusatsu had nothing wrong in it, the original Red Baron Tokusatsu is not a 70's Cutie Honey case of a series taking an angle (the Toku/pornographic one) and screwing the pooch so hard with the ending product that remakes like the excellent Cutie Honey Flash and the Toshiki Inoue Tokusatsu Masterpiece were needed from the get go but it was a good series enjoyable on its own, except for the typical tokusatsu tendency of starting a bit slowly and getting progressively better. Also, I must say the ending with the clone thingy mixed with (once again) stuff that reminds more of Dragonball than of a typical mecha show is really contrived and ridicolous, it makes the boring and overdone ending of the otherwise excellent tokusatsu Ultraman Cosmos series (the only Japanese Cosmos to my knowledge) look like a friggin' masterpiece. What I personally save from this? the voice acting, the clean animation and the character of Marylin, because she reminds me of a mixture of two of my favourite characters (Fujiko Mine and Aphrodite Pisces) with some added fanservice to spice it up and the mechas she makes are indeed reminescent of female mechas from the 70's, but other than that I'd say if you want a mecha anime show with elements taken from Ultraman like it was the original Red Baron toku series (that I recommend you to watch if you're into tokus like me) go with the Ultraman tribute going by the name of Evangelion (which also did the whole organic mecha thing better) and don't bother in the first place with this one, you're not going to miss anything special except the reiteration that the Tokus and animation medias on the longer run don't mesh well, some sparse and very rare exceptions permitted (see the beforementioned Cutie Honey live action tokus).