A Japanese company has made a popular anime cartoon larger than life, unveiling a massive, 55,000-pound "Gundam" robot that stands 59 feet tall.

Japanese engineer builds giant robot to fulfill anime dream Masaaki Nagumo always dreamed of riding inside a giant robot just like his favorite anime, "Gundam." So he built his own!

The Japanese company, Bandai Namco Group, is thrilling anime fans around the world after creating a life-sized Gundum robot that stands at a whopping 59-feet tall.

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Chinese robotics company Unitree has shown off its G1 humanoid robot, showing off some gnarly kung fu moves. In a video released this week, the child-sized robot can be seen punching the air and ...

Tsubame Industries, a Tokyo-based robot manufacturer, is making waves in the world of robotics with its latest creation, the Archax.

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Arcade-inspired cooperative roguelite town-builder Lynked: Banner of the Spark will leave Early Access and launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam on May 22 for $24.99, publisher Dr… ...

Manga masters Osamu Tezuka and Naoki Urasawa collide in Pluto, the “Watchmen” of Astro Boy. Netflix’s eight-hour anime adaptation will premiere this month.

The debut of animated television series Mobile Suit Gundam 40 years ago ushered in a new era of robot anime.