VOLTES V The Legendary Anime That Inspired Generations of Filipinos Before superheroes ruled our screens, there was Voltes V — the anime that shaped the childhood of millions in the Philippines. It first aired in Japan in 1977 and reached Filipino TV in 1978, instantly becoming a pop culture icon. The story follows five pilots who operate powerful machines that combine into the mighty robot Voltes V to fight alien invaders. More than just epic battles, Voltes V carried deep themes of family, uni

Voltes V - Finale (Tagalog dub) Voltes V first aired in the Philippines on GMA-7 with an English dub in 1978. With only five episodes left in the Voltes V airing, then-Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos banned Voltes V and other anime airing on television due to "excessive violence." In 1986, after Marcos was ousted, PTV-4 began airing both series again. Voltes V also aired on ABS-CBN in 1986, and on IBC-13 in 1989 (which dubbed the first 11 episodes in Tagalog). GMA-7 aired Voltes V again in

Voltes V Ep.2 "The March to Struggle" (Tagalog dub) Dr. Mary Ann Armstrong is the human wife of Dr. Ned Armstrong and the mother of the three Armstrong children. She met Baron Hrothgar when he escaped Boazania and crash-landed on Earth. She later married Baron Hrothgar and, as a scientist herself, assisted him in creating Voltes V. She raised her children on her own when her husband left, and continued to care for them until her death. | 199_

Ian Prelligera - Voltes V (Theme Song) with Lyrics