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Serialized television shows starring superheroes started appearing in Japan in 1957, following the success of Superman in the United States.[1]Ganbaron, translated as "Fight Hard Man", was one such show.[1]
Synopsis
Teru Tendou is a young reporter for the Shonen Times. In times of trouble, he could transform into Ganbaron and save the day. The plot revolved mostly around Teru keeping his identity a secret from his friends.
The opening narration was "Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's Ganbaron! Faster than a Shinkansen! Stronger than Kaiju!" [citation needed]
