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Getter Robot Hien : ウィキペディア英語版
Getter Robo Hien: The Earth Suicide

is a Japanese manga created by Naoto Tsushima. It was a monthly serialized super robot manga continuing the Getter Robo mythos by way of the titular Getter Robo Hien. A total of 15 chapters were published the 28th of every month in Magna, a low-resolution free webcomic, only to be printed in higher quality in ''tankōbon'' volumes collecting five chapters each. (Note: the official Japanese title uses Robot, with T, as seen in the logo of the series.)
==Plot==
Taking place after Getter Robo Go and before Getter Arc, The series features an older Hayato, one of the original pilots of Getter Robo, who leads a new team of 3 youngsters who pilot a new machine: Getter Robo Hien. Together, they face an army of plant monsters led by evil Professor Jacov. Jacov seeks to eradicate all human life, because he believes plants are the rightful heirs to the Earth because getter rays influenced their evolution long before humans even existed.

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