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Tomorrow’s Joe was an anime that ran from 1970 to 1971. It is said to be like the “anime version of Rocky” (Top 10 Anime of the 70's). The main character, Joe Yabuski, lives in Tokyo’s slums where he fights local gangs. After ending up in prison, Joe is introduced to a boxer named Rikiishi Tooru who spikes Joe’s interest in the sport. When Joe gets out, he takes on boxing professionally.

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Madhouse is one of the most successful anime studios to date and was founded in 1972 after the popular creator Tezuka left Mushi Pro in 1968 to found Tezuka Productions. Madhouse is known for some of the most popular anime of the 2000’s including: Hunter x Hunter, Death Note, and Monster. They are a big reason why anime is so popular in North America, today (The History of Anime).

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The energy crisis of the 70’s affected the way anime was made. Instead of happy hero stories and rise of the underdog, Japan moved to anime that focused on a destroyed Earth and intergalactic future set animation. With kids from the 60’s growing up, they wanted to create anime that was more for adults and reflected the world's current and constant war state (A Brief History of Anime: the 1970s).

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3000 Leagues in Search of Mother was an anime that aired in 1976, directed by Isao Takahata. It was loosely based on the novel The Heart by Edmondo De Amicis. Set in the 19th century during the depression period of Italy, it focuses on a boy named Marco who goes off on his own to search for his sick mother after letters stopped coming to him.

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Animage is a magazine that was created in 1978 and was said to be the true “solidification of anime in Japanese culture”. The magazine gave  fans a place for the latest news and articles about their hobby. The term “otaku” was soon coined as a way to describe the superfans that we now see all over the world (The History of Anime).

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Gundam was an anime that originally aired in Japan from 1976 to 1977. It was a mecha anime (robot anime) that span 43 episodes and has two manga adaptations made because of it. The plot focuses on the war between the Principality of Zeon and the Earth Federation. It examines elements of politics, war, and space combat that is said to be captivating.

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https://www.cbr.com/70s-anime-everyone-forgot/

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AnimeAndMangaOfThe1970s

https://www.rightstufanime.com/post/global-history-of-anime

https://youtu.be/ANRKfs3t1pw