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This is an anime movie (OAV?) I saw on a local TV station in the late 80's. It
was dubbed in English and here's all that I remember about it:

  * Set in a futuristic dystopian world.
  * Hero was a young male with at least one additional male companion.
  * They find a lost girl and decide to help her.
  * After sometime they find her father who is the captain of a submarine.
  * Among the crew is a fat chef who treats the hero and his band to a large feast.
  * Sometime later, the submarine surfaces, probably to do some kind of maintenance. I remember scuba divers working around the sub.
  * An enemy jet fighter finds them and starts strafing the submarine, killing several of the divers.
  * The fat chef attempts to rescue some survivors but gets shot himself.
  * The movie ends with the sub sinking but the hero and his friends surviving.

**EDIT:**

It is not any of the following _submarine_ animes:

  * Submarine Super 99 
  * Konpeki no Kantai 
  * Nadia of the Blue Seas
  * Blue Noah
  * Blue Submarine No. 6


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Identify anime with submarine under aerial attack


I think it is Super Atragon but its a 90s anime

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/CHHyb.jpg)


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Could it be Marine Boy <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_Boy> It's from the
60's but is still shown on TV even now. If you look at the episode list there
are several involving submarines. I haven't personally seen it myself.


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Thanks to a very diligent redditor I was able to find it.

![The Great Navy Battle: 20,000 Miles of
Love](https://i.stack.imgur.com/eP3tC.jpg)

**海底大戦争 愛の20,000マイル  
The Great Navy Battle: 20,000 Miles of Love**

Released by Tatsonoku in 1981. Apparently it was dubbed by Harmony Gold as
**Undersea Encounter** but was never released for home video, which probably
explains why there's almost no trace of it in the web except for a few cover
images and brief synopses (mostly in Japanese).


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