Name: Mach Go Go Go
Genre: Animation
Rating: 6.4
Cast: Kôichi Tôchika

Such a rare anime with such a great animation detail

This review is just me commenting about the remake's animation because it's rare to even find the whole show, even in Japan. The detail of the show is pretty impressive, especially the Mach.

The Mach looks cool and it looks more street legal. The Mach has vents, back lights with brake lights with turn signals. The Mach even come with updates, including the Aero Jack that allows the car to fly just like in the original manga, Balloon Tires makes the car into a monster truck. This anime is modernized, compared to the 1967 anime and that unfaithful movie or Next Generation. Cutter Blade are laser beams that still capable of cutting. Emergency Wire replaces the Evening Eye, which are now grappling hooks, the car can be turned into a submarine, and the G function is still the same, still a navigator. The show is all hand drawn with anime cels, that's what make shows just ahead of their time.

There a fair number of changes; Go's family are now renamed to Hibiki instead of Mifune. Go Hibiki hasn't look that handsome since other American adaptations. Trixie (Mai) is a race reporter, Spritle (Wataru) is based on Go's little brother, who is now Trixie's. Wataru looks ugly with his eyes spaced from his nose, but he looks better with his eyes closed. Sparky wears glasses, which makes him a little bit of a nerd. Racer X looks dark in comparison, at least it's better than how he appeared in the movie.

This anime deserves to be seen by some Mach Go Go Go and anime fans.

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Remake of the anime Mach Go Go Go (1967).

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