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Armored Trooper Votoms (装甲騎兵ボトムズ, Sōkō Kih … Armored Trooper Votoms (装甲騎兵ボトムズ, Sōkō Kihei Botomuzu) is a 52-episode anime television series, created by Ryosuke Takahashi and Sunrise, featuring mechanical designs by Kunio Okawara. The series originally aired in Japan from April 1, 1983 to March 23, 1984 on TV Tokyo.ril 1, 1983 to March 23, 1984 on TV Tokyo.
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Ami Tomobuki
, Renji Kawabata
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Stage 03 ジャングル
, Stage 09 フォレスト
, Stage 02 コロシアム
, Stage 08 ゴーストタウン
, Stage 07 レイルウェイ
, Stage 06 プリズン
, Stage 05 バトルフィールド
, Stage 11 ベース
, ラストステージ
, Stage 04 リーニングタワー
, Stage 10 キャッスル
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"1989-02-21"^^xsd:date
, "1988-11-21"^^xsd:date
, "1989-04-28"^^xsd:date
, "1989-03-21"^^xsd:date
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Mellowlink's final showdown with Major Boil.
, Mellowlink is locked up in a prison where his next target is the warden. Beset by both the other prisoners and the warden's interrogations, he bides his time as he awaits Lulucy to arrive, with her performing troupe, to give him his gun in secret.
, Initially hunted down by the bases guard's … Initially hunted down by the bases guard's, Mellowlink is able to escape with Lulucy when it becomes apparent that the 100-year War has begun again, with the Balarant moving into position to bombard the base. Among the falling ordnance, Mellowlink returns to the base for one last final showdown in the name of his fallen comrades.owdown in the name of his fallen comrades.
, Mellowlink's next target is a Major who ha … Mellowlink's next target is a Major who has carved out a life for himself as a rich man in the Kingdom of Kummen. While relishing a rare chance to hunt down Veela Guerrillas on his land, Mellowlink comes upon him mid-attack, and proves to be more than the Major bargained for.s to be more than the Major bargained for.
, A retrospective episode, dealing with events from the series' beginning to now.
, Mellowlink and Lulucy flee the train after … Mellowlink and Lulucy flee the train after being discovered by border guards and become trapped in the ghost town of Kerama City. Kerama City was a processing refinery for "Polymalingeleki", the muscle activator/refresher for the ATs. Mellowlink uses this as a trap for the forces of Major Boil.
Boil eventually corners Mellowlink and Lulucy and a fist fight ensues. Boil bests Mellowlink and takes Lulucy by force, his men accidentally set off the Polymalingeleki destroying much of Kerama City and forcing Mellowlink to abandon his hold on Boil's AT. Mellowlink watches as Boil flies off with Lulucy, firing his gun in the air in anger.ulucy, firing his gun in the air in anger.
, Mellowlink fights in an AT Battling arena, where his next target is considered "the best" AT pilot there is, and known for squeezing to death all those who lose to him.
, Mellowlink fights to kill his next target and to rescue Lulucy, who has turned out be of Nobility. What's more, he is fighting at her castle.
, Chirico and Proto One engage in deadly co-operation — as the two come together in AT combat against hardened professionals; making much more apparent what was there already.
, Mellowlink stows away on a train headed de … Mellowlink stows away on a train headed deep into wilderness territory where Bandits are prone to attack. The train swaps its original engine for a battle armed and armored engine as it takes on its new and all important passenger General Helumesion and Major Boil. Quietly Mr. Jui slips on board the train and coincidentally Lulucy is also travelling on the train as well.
The train begins its journey and the raiders led by a Captain Ganard plot their attack. Ganard, a former commanding officer in the army is one of the many officers responsible for the misfortune that befell Mellowlink and his unit. Lulucy leaves her cabin and proceeds to the dining car for some breakfast. As she walks past the seated passengers the notices a bald obese man and turns to face him. It is her uncle General Helumesion. They exchange words as Mr. Jui observes from a distance. The conversation ends with Lulucy slapping her uncle.
The bandits attack as military officers bring out weapons to return fire at them. During the firefight Mellowlink emerges on the outside of one of the rail cars. He recognizes the bright red AT leading the bandits as the personal mech of Officer Ganard and commandeering a bandit cycle, makes haste in attacking Ganard. Mellowlink manages to board Ganard's AT and Ganard fearing for his life rams the train, flinging Mellowlink harshly inside the train at the feet of Lulucy.
After much verbal back and forth Ganard recognizes Mellowlink and his mission. They fight, with Mellowlink fatally impaling Ganard upon his rifle's bayonet then ejecting him out the hole in the train they came through. Helumesion and his second in command are safe as they disconnected the engine from the remaining cars. He laughs at the escape they have made. Mellowlink goes to the landing spot of Ganard and listens to his final words. As Helumesion's train escapes, Ganard remarks openly to Mellowlink that he allowed his real enemy to escape, referring to Helumesion.
Mellowlink in shock questions Ganard and his last words are "That was the only guy you should kill." Mellowlink still unsure is made aware by Lulucy. She tells him Helumesion's full name and that as a merchant from Merukia the pranbandol was controlled by him. The episode ends with them stranded and Mr. Jui looking on remarking to himself that "Things just got interesting."imself that "Things just got interesting."
, Mellowlink's motorcycle breaks down while traveling between locations. As he waits out a passing acid-rain storm, he dreams of the deaths of his comrades, and how his endeavor for revenge began.
, Mellowlink travels to the base where Helumesion is the commander. Lt. Cardine's true agenda is revealed.
, Mellowlink is trapped aboard a crashed ship, as he duels his next target to the death. This time however, it's him who is cornered.
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Battling
, Upriver
, The Rescue
, The Trap
, Intersection
, Prototype
, Intentions
, Stage 07: Railway
, Reunion
, Doubts
, Contact Blast
, Dark Change
, Stage 08: Ghost Town
, Fyana
, Stage 02: Colosseum
, The Desert
, Infiltration
, Closing In
, Nonaggression Zone
, Captives
, Love and Hate
, Last Stage
, Stage 09: Forest
, Stage 03: Jungle
, Successor
, Phantasm
, Overman
, Friends
, Two People
, Stage 10: Castle
, Stage 04: Leaning Tower
, Bonds
, Disaster
, Storm Clouds
, Legacy
, Contact
, Permonition
, Ypsilon
, Deadline
, Stage 11: Base
, Carnage
, Stage 05: Battlefield
, Red Shoulder
, Shooting Star
, Turnabout
, Encounter
, The Raid
, Escape
, Quent
, Counterattack
, Assemble EX-10
, Complications
, Perfect Soldier
, Destiny
, Darkness
, Stage 06: Prison
, Clean Sweep
, Uoodo
, Showdown
, The Deal
, Planet Sunsa
, The Forbidden
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Suteiji Nain: Foresuto
, Suteiji Ten: Kyassuru
, Suteiji Fō: Rīningu Tawā
, Rasuto Sutēji
, Suteiji Eito: Gōsuto Taun
, Suteiji Sebun: Reiruuei
, Suteiji Tsū: Koroshiamu
, Suteiji Irebun: Base
, Suteiji Surī: Janguru
, Suteiji Faibu: Batorufīrudo
, Suteiji Shikusu: Purizun
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