Ōgon Bat, a kamishibai that debuted in 1931 (later adapted into an anime in 1967), featured the first piloted humanoid giant robot, , means Giant , is the Japanese title of The Master Mystery(1919), and the Japanese name of the Powered exoskeleton appearing in the film.It was a general Japanese phrase meaning "humanoid tank" too. but as an enemy rather than a protagonist. In 1934, Gajo Sakamoto launched on a metal creature that becomes a battle machine.
Ōgon Bat, a kamishibai that debuted in 1931 (later adapted into an anime in 1967), featured the first piloted humanoid giant robot, , means Giant , is the Japanese title of The Master Mystery(1919), and the Japanese name of the Powered exoskeleton appearing in the film.It was a general Japanese phrase meaning "humanoid tank" too. but as an enemy rather than a protagonist. In 1934, Gajo Sakamoto. launched on a metal creature that becomes a battle machine.