Tetsuwan Tantei Robotack


Tetsuwan Tantei Robotack is a Japanese Tokusatsu television series created and produced by Toei Company. The series is the seventeenth and final installment of the Metal Hero Series franchise and the partial sequel to B-Robo Kabutack. It premiered on March 8, 1998, the week following the finale of B-Robo Kabutack and ended on January 24, 1999. It joined Seiju Sentai Gingaman as part of the block that would ultimately become Super Hero Time in 2003. Like its predecessor, it bears some similarities with Robocon in characters and themes styles.

Plot

The story begins when the Ruling Elder of Harappa Land sent a few of his robotic people to seek out the sacred treasure of their kingdom: The Landtool. Two such robots, Robotack and Kamerock, arrived to a place called Yumegaoka. It was there that Robotack befriended a boy named Kakeru and aided the boy's uncle, Kaoru Sugi, in his Private Investigation business. But also on the quest for the LandTool is DarkCrow and his lacky Kabados, who were exiled and intend to make money off the LandTool.

Characters

Shardock P.D. Agency

The Shardock P.D. Agency
The Yumegaoka Detective Boys
The Yumegaoka Police
The Yumegaoka Elementary School
The Gold Platinum P.D. Agency
The robots who like Robotack and the others come from Harappa and live like humans. The elite robots of Harappa kingdom can transform into Special Mode from Normal Mode by the Magnet Change. They are based on legends or myths, with some ending their sentences with onomatopoeic sound representations of the animals they are modeled after.
  1. Dog on a Walk, the Wandering Detective
  2. The Aiding Turtle's Requital
  3. Astray!! The Giant Game
  4. Advance!! The Detective Boys
  5. Cherry the Phantom Thief's Present
  6. The Missing of First Love Investigation
  7. The Whistle call, the Dog's Busy
  8. The Dog's Earnestness Overcomes All Obstacles
  9. The Fateful Showdown: The Crow vs. The Turtle
  10. The Elderly Detective Guts
  11. The Immortal Man has a Bald Head
  12. The Justice of the Disconnected Crow
  13. Sazanka-san's Worst Day Ever
  14. Lovely Gyoza of Sympathy
  15. My Rival's a Genius Detective
  16. Bonjour, Dēsu
  17. The Mole Cop's Cheers
  18. The Black Demon's Hazardous Trap
  19. The Rabbit's Great Passionate Plan
  20. The Explosive Fierce Tiger!! Chief Tora
  21. Rapid Development! The New Resolve
  22. The Disturbing Banzai
  23. The Pretty Girl Spirit's Secret
  24. The Hot-Blooded Robot Teacher's Youth
  25. Cherry the Phantom Thief Dies?!
  26. The Hawk Teacher's Firey New School Term
  27. The Lovely Assistant Chef
  28. The Stormy Center of the Final Trial
  29. The Search for the Hungry Detective
  30. The Rejected Man's turning of the Tables
  31. The Almighty Phone, Wonder Phone
  32. The Combined Robots' Monkey and Dog Relationship
  33. Catching a Shooting Star
  34. Explode the Bridge of a Trial
  35. The Strongest Combined Robot's Weakness
  36. The Disappeared Masked Wrestler
  37. Valuable friendship, Dēsu!
  38. Cherry's Hollow Challenge
  39. The First Snow, The Monkey Robot's First Love
  40. Santa Claus
  41. The New Year's Bell is Hated
  42. Troubled K's New Year
  43. Memories are the Greatest Treasure
  44. The Dog and the Cat! The Fate of Brothers
  45. Robotack's Death at Sea

    Special

Tetsuwan Tantei Robotack and Kabutack: The Great Strange Country Adventure is a special crossover that places the cast of Robotack and Kabutack in the fictional country of Tetsuwan in Wonder World.
Chasing a thief who stole his Daifuku across Tetsuwan before cornering him at the Tansan Kingdom, Robotack is arrested by a pair of Baby Elephant Robo guards. Brought before the king and queen of Tansan, Robotack is given the task to find their daughter Princess Lamune. Learning that a rhinoceros-beetle-like robot kidnapped Lamune, and finding a crow's feather at the scene, Robotack goes to a stand run by Mimeena who informs him that two robots mentioned seeing the kidnapper at the Desert Town. Heading into the desert, Robotack finds the kidnapper: Kabutack. The two robots proceed to comedically fight each other before assuming their fighting forms and getting serious. But after the two knock each other out, Kabutack sees the crow feather and shows Robotack one he found while getting into a scuffle with the retainers of the dictator Torabolt over a magical shield he found. With this new info, Robotack realizes that Darkrow posed as Kabutack and kidnapped the princess.
Though Kabutack remains to continue his search for the magical sword that can counteract the shield, he has assistant Kamerock accompany Robotack to Ohedo Town where they find Lamune and her two kidnappers. As Kamerock deals with Darkrow and Kabados, Robotack saves the princess and gets her to safety while learning her abduction was orchestrated by Torabolt. At that time, Torabolt arrives and uses the shield to blast Robotack into the river as he spirits the princess away to marry her. After an amnesic misadventure involving Takard and Moglucky, Robotack is joined by the young samurai Kakeru. Sneaking into the Union of Toruboruto with the help of a padre to stop the wedding, Robotack and his friends are at a disadvantage until Kabutack arrives with the magical sword. With Kamerock taking the princess to safety, Robotack and Kabutack defeat Darkrow and Kabados. However, the two are overpowered by the summoned Mighty Wonder before they destroy both him and the shield. Robotack then sends Toraboruto flying towards his castle, causing it to explode. When he then admits his feelings for her, Robotack is shot down as Lamune tells him that her heart belongs to the knight to treated her with kindness while in Torabolt's dungeon. Robotack freaks out further when the knight turns out to be the thief, Saburo Sazanki. After the wedding, Robotack eventually lightens up and joins in the party.

Cast

;Opening theme
;Ending themes