70's Robot Anime Geppy-X

About

70's Robot Anime Geppy-X is a side-scrolling shooter that spoofs 1970s mecha tropes with cartoonish energy. You control a giant robot built by a secret lab to fend off an alien invasion led by a space demon named Bin Day. The game mixes rapid-fire shooting with goofy stage scenarios and dialogue that mimics old tokusatsu TV shows. Each level features over-the-top battles and cutscenes where characters speak in exaggerated, script-driven lines. The single-player campaign leans hard into the parody, with a young pilot leading a squadron in a war that’s equal parts action and absurdity. The game stands out for its relentless camp and retro aesthetic. Its dialogue-heavy scenes and exaggerated character interactions lean into the kitsch of 70s anime without irony. Though buried in PlayStation’s library, it became a cult curiosity for its commitment to parody, think giant robots trading zany one-liners between firefights. Released in 1999, it remains a niche pick for fans of hyper-stylized shooters that prioritize humor over polish.

Storyline

Is the year 1970s on earth, and suddenly the devil space empire Beelzebub beast space corps led by Bin Day began their invasion. The invasion was predicted by a space robot laboratory called Wu, and he was secretly building Super Robot called "Yuck PX" that is piloted by a human called Hazime Kei (17 years old) that is the leader of the red squadron.