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Also known as Getter Robo G, Getter Robo Go, Getter Robo Armageddon, Change!! Getter Robo, Change!! Getter Robo: The Last Day of the World, Shin Getter Robo, New Getter Robo, Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo, Getter Robo Arc, Getter Robo Saga
Where to start Getter Robo: begin with Getter Robo, episode 1 (1974), then Getter Robo G, for the classic; or start with the Change!! Getter Robo: Armageddon OVA (1998) for the modern take. This Getter Robo watch order groups the franchise by continuity. The Toei TV run is Getter Robo (Episodes 1-51) and its sequel Getter Robo G (Episodes 1-39). Getter Robo Go (Episodes 1-50) is a 1991 reboot with a new team and is optional. The OVAs do not continue the TV shows and do not share one timeline: Armageddon (Episodes 1-13) is a stand-alone apocalyptic story, Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo (Episodes 1-4) is an optional side continuity, and New Getter Robo (Episodes 1-13) retells the origin. Getter Robo Arc (Episodes 1-13, 2021) adapts Ken Ishikawa's final manga and stands on its own; the OVAs make good preparation. Release order is the same as this list.
Checked November 2026
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Start here for the classic. Getter Robo (51 episodes, 1974): Ryoma, Hayato and Musashi fight the Dinosaur Empire.
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Getter Robo G (39 episodes, 1975): the direct sequel; Benkei joins as the team faces the Hundred Demons Empire.
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Optional reboot (50 episodes, 1991): a new Getter team, Go, Sho and Gai, against Dr. Rando. Not tied to the 1970s shows.
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Start here for the modern take. Armageddon OVA (13 episodes, 1998): Ryoma returns years later as the world ends.
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Optional OVA (4 episodes, 2000): its own continuity, loosely based on the original, with Go's team and the Dinosaurs.
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New Getter Robo OVA (13 episodes, 2004): a darker retelling of the origin, with the Getter team against the Oni.
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Getter Robo Arc (13 episodes, 2021): adapts the last Getter manga; Ryoma's son Takuma pilots the Arc years later.
Checked November 2026
Modern: Armageddon (13 OVA episodes), New Getter Robo (13) and Getter Robo Arc (13) are separate stories.
Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo is optional; the crossover films are extras.
Part of Getter Robo, but outside the chronological order above. Each note says when it fits.
Short film · 1974
A short theatrical adventure against the Dinosaur Empire, from the TV run. Optional.
Crossover film · 1975
Short crossover film with the Great Mazinger cast. Optional; not part of either story.
Crossover film · 1975
Short crossover film from the Getter Robo G era. Optional.
Shorts · 2000
Three short clips with Mazinger, Getter Robo G and other Go Nagai robots, released with the Shin vs Neo OVA. Optional.
Watch Getter Robo in this order. 7 entries, chronological.
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Classic: Getter Robo (51 episodes), then Getter Robo G (39). Getter Robo Go is an optional reboot. Modern: Armageddon (13 OVA episodes), New Getter Robo (13) and Getter Robo Arc (13) are separate stories. Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo is optional; the crossover films are extras.
For the classic, start with Getter Robo (1974), then Getter Robo G. For a modern start, watch the Change!! Getter Robo: Armageddon OVA (1998); it needs no earlier series.
No. Armageddon, Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo and New Getter Robo are separate continuities by the same director, Jun Kawagoe. Watch any of them on its own.
No. Arc adapts the last Getter manga and introduces its own team. Knowing Ryoma and Hayato from Armageddon or New Getter Robo adds context.
Not to the anime. Getter Robo Go (1991) is a reboot with a new Getter team and a new enemy. It is optional.
Start with Episodes 1-51 (Getter Robo), then continue with Episodes 1-39 (Getter Robo G), Episodes 1-50 (Getter Robo Go), Change!! Getter Robo: Armageddon (Getter Robo Armageddon), Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo, and New Getter Robo, followed by 1 more entry. The full Getter Robo watch order on this page has 7 entries across 7 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
Getter Robo aired in the same order as the chronological watch order, starting with Episodes 1-51 (Getter Robo).
Getter Robo has 153 TV episodes in this order, plus 3 OVAs.
Yes. 2 entries are marked optional: Episodes 1-50 (Getter Robo Go) and Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo. Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. Getter Robo has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.