Request for my Mazinger wiki

Hello webmasters and others, my username is zeromaro on wikia. A couple weeks ago, I founded a wikia for the Mazinger series. I am aware of another Mazinger wiki but that site was hardly ever used, touched upon, or had information expanded on. Moreover, some important on there pages are completely blank. Recently Mazinger has celebrated its 40th anniversary and hardly anyone in English speaking countries knows anything about it, or at least know more about what appeared on TV than anything else. I'd have started on the other wikis, but I need more control to get things done. With everyone here dedicated to the works of Dynamic Productions; I trust they have more than enough knowledge of the Mazinger metaseries; you and all of your partners. I'm especially looking into people who know more about the manga series, main and spin-off. There are also more things that could be added, it's on the main page.

This wiki might also benefit this forum's Dynamic Wiki, by opening a community of sorts to the wikis dedicated to Dynamic Productions, present and future. Here is the link to the wiki: http://mazinger.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page. There is a lot of work to be done, and currently I'm the only editor; but it's more than necessary to compete with the other Mazinger wikis. Needed artists to help could help a lot. It's alright if you decline, but this could help spread information about a decades old series that hasn't gotten a lot of USA attention.

Check out of the Mazinger section. Jfgslo and myself have put up an extensive list of all manga and anime of Mazinger there are out there. A huge portion of it though remains untranslated to this day, so that's a barrier for english speaking people like myself.

I'm not sure how I can help, but I'm willing to answer your questions if you have any. Writing long articles isn't really my thing. Also one little criticism of the wiki. In the reception of Great Mazinger, you write "While Great Mazinger did not become as big a success as Mazinger Z; it had its own right in popularity in toylines and in several other countries such as Spain and Italy.". I think you need to back those up with sources. I've seen a website where it showed that Great Mazinger had pretty good ratings in Japan when it aired, not as good as Mazinger Z, but close enough.

I wish you a lot of courage to write those articles.
Unfortunately, I cannot help you.
If you read Italian or French, several sites exist on the net which are very documented.
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Regarding deeper informations about the less known Mazinger mangas. I guess I could help a bit considering I actually own some of them physically. perhaps I could scan a certain page, which you use as a reference on the wiki?

I have a few questions about the God Mazinger manga, I read the Japanese wikipedia article on the manga section and its differences from the anime. It described the God Mazinger as potentially being the force that sinks Mu, and the fact that Yamato meets the creator of the universe or something, also describing God Mazinger and Aila Mu's role. I need some clarification on this. I don't know an exact page cuz the God Mazinger stuff is almost impossible to find and I can't read most Japanese characters. The most Japanese I know are usually the kind that come up in coversation. I trust the ability of the fans, even the kind that don't speak English.

I'm afraid I can't help you with exactly that. I never bothered with God Mazinger myself, all I know about it is that it's a stone giant and the pilots name is not Kouji.
However; what I can help you with, just in case is; The Mazinger Anthology, Z-Mazinger, Shin Mazinger Zero and Kurogane no shiro Mazinger Z(an informational book about the entire franchise, does also include a couple of bonus manga) and last; Super Robot Wars (the Ishikawa novel).

Send Jfgslo a message. He can probably answer you.

Putting up the link in the announcement. Hopefully you don't mind.

I'm sure this is going to be tough, and nearly impossible but I request at least a summary on the One-Shot manga that came with the DX Soul of Chogokin Mazinger Z released for the series 40th anniversary. It tells how Prof. Kabuto came to the idea of the Mazinger. This is going to be next to impossible, since the booklet the manga is in only comes with the first shipments of the expensive models (it's around $400). What's harder is that the booklet is only in Japanese. But that info is practically crucial, it tells the origin of the original Mazinger. I'm not asking anyone to waste money on the model unless they want to keep it (according to a review it's one the best of Chogokin, except the arms fall off a lot). All I want to know is what happened in that manga. I can't give any rewards, but it would be greatly appreciated if anyone can find info on just that one piece that Nagai-san made himself. It doesn't have to be on this forum either, just find someone, somewhere this info can be found. Thank you.

I've been looking for this too. It's not easy. David Cabrera of Astro Toy has it. He should be able to give you some information about it. He also watched Shin Mazinger, so that helps too.

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Hey I know it's been a few months since I was last here, but can anyone here tell me some facts about the Original Nagai Manga Mazinger Z. I tried to go on manga websites like MangaFox, but after the second volume the chapters got blended together with the Mazinger Z manga by Gosaku Ota. Sure I wanted some info from Ota's manga, but I preferred if they didn't overlap each other. I could tell what was Ota's manga from: Boss Borot being around, the coloring of Aphrodite A, Viscount Pygman, and the Jet Scrander that didn't appear in Nagai's manga till the final battle with Dr. Hell (I think that part was supposed to be in the Z manga but got put on the Great Mazinger volume).

I just wanna know what events took place, what Mechanical Beasts showed up, etc.? Maybe even share what happened in Ota's manga.

I'm SantaBla, so just talk to me on the wiki. Haven't been active lately since exams, but now I'm free of that.

Anyway, that's strange. Which volume you mean is part of Ota's? Link to page? Because I read Nagai's Mazinger Z, and it's all him all through out. I have Ota's volumes if you need them.