- Genre
- Family
- Year
- 1975
- Runtime
- 0h24
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Robocon: Mugyogyo!! Don't Eat
A robot's charming quest to master human quirks!
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Synopsis
Robocon: Mugyogyo!! Don't Eat with Shigehisa Ono (original title: がんばれ!!ロボコン ムギョギョ!!食いねぇ) is a 1975 Japanese tokusatsu comedy film directed by Shigehisa Ono. It continues the story of Robocon, a lovable robot student attending Gantz Robot School, who is eager yet clumsy in fulfilling his missions to help humans. The film humorously explores Robocon's misadventures as he tries to master the art of interacting with people while simultaneously navigating unusual tasks and quirky challenges. Known for its lighthearted tone, slapstick comedy, and creative use of practical effects, the movie appeals to audiences interested in nostalgic sci-fi family entertainment rooted in Japanese pop culture of the 1970s.
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Reviews
Robocon: Mugyogyo!! Don't Eat with Shigehisa Ono has been regarded as a charming, if niche, addition to the Robocon franchise. While it has limited coverage on major review aggregators like Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, niche viewers and fans of classic tokusatsu have shared positive sentiments. IMDb users rate it moderately well with an average score around 6.2/10, appreciating its whimsical storylines and nostalgic appeal. Critics often point to its effective blend of child-friendly humor with mild social commentary, highlighting the endearing portrayal of Robocon’s struggles as a metaphor for growth and acceptance. However, some reviews note that the film's pacing can feel slow by modern standards and that its low-budget effects may appear dated. The humor largely appeals to those familiar with or fond of 1970s Japanese television culture rather than a general international audience. Overall, while not a cinematic masterpiece, it holds a special place in the hearts of tokusatsu enthusiasts who appreciate its lighthearted innocence and creative spirit.
