Dynaman Godaikin 1983 aka Dyna Robo DX GB-96 by Popy

Dynaman is another great Godaikin. It is from a Super Sentai series. I will have to watch one before I pass judgement on this series. Like many Super Robots it incorporates a red, white, yellow, and blue color scheme, it has a solid build, and it stands well. You wouldn’t think that was important. But when you want to display it, it sure helps. The colors remind me of Combattra, Daidenjin, Voltes V, Daitetsujin 17, or Sun Vulcan. It seems like so many of them incorporate the same colors. The only real design flaw I see, is the head seems a little small for the body. I would have made it a tad bit bigger, but this is one of the better builds for a DX Godaikin. I noticed the feet and legs are almost identical to other robots, like say Vavilos, Goggle V, or Machineman. It makes sense since those Why reinvent the wheel if you already have a solid foundation?

I sure wish my Dynaman Godaikin came with the sword. It’s a little cheaper to pull off Ebay if they are not complete. Maybe I can pop in the sword from my Protector Self Separation(the Gardian clone) into his hands. I don’t really think many would be able to tell the difference anyway.

Dynaman Godaikin 1983 aka Dyna Robo DX GB-96 by Popy from Kagaku Sentai Dynaman 1983-1984 inset  科学戦隊ダイナマン Dainaman Scientific Squadron Dynaman

Dynaman Godaikin 1983 Bandai America

Dynaman Godaikin 1983 aka Dyna Robo DX GB-96 by Popy from Kagaku Sentai Dynaman 1983-1984 front box cover 科学戦隊ダイナマン Dainaman Scientific Squadron Dynaman

Dynaman DX Godaikin 1983 Bandai America

 

Since I have the DX and ST version, I can pop in a picture of both of them together into this post later. Pop in a comment below and I will get to it a little quicker. ***

Here is a the intro for Kagaku Sentai Dynaman from 1983-1984 also listed as Kaizoku Sentai Dynaman. I would have added the spoof from USA Network, but the quality of all of the videos were terrible. But they were pretty funny. Check them out on Youtube.

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