Call of Justice was written and co-produced by Kenji Kamiyama. Imagine the universal appeal with both male and female audiences. Yes, it ran for both Shonen and Shojo magazines. It ran in 5 different magazines including Shonen Jump at one point and Shojo Comic. Cyborg 009 started out as a manga from 1964 and ran to 1981. Episode 11 is called “For Whom’s Sake” which is a reference to the name of the opening theme of the 1979 remake (and 1st remake therein) of Cyborg 009. Patrick Seitz who played 005 in that OVA returns as the lead villain Emperor. Devilman, but she plays 003 in Call of Justice. Christina Valenzuela AKA Cristina Vee returns in another Cyborg 009 anime. Could one argue that Great Britain/007 is the grown up version of Nigel Uno/Numbuh 1 from Codename: Kids Next Door? Hilarious in Hindsight: Benjamin Diskin seems to have a habit of playing bald heroes with British accents and number themed aliases. There’s little to no need to know about the Cyborg 009 universe when watching Call of Justice.

The content involves the entirety of the original film trilogy, but broken up into 12 episode segments. The review reflects the ONA version as seen on Netflix. The English dub was used for this review. Devilmanįor Fans Of: Giant Robo, X-Men, Avengers, Appleseed (2004), Kamen Rider, Kikaider Related Films/Series: Cyborg 009, Cyborg 009: Monster Wars, Cyborg 009 (1968 TV Series), Cyborg 009 (1979), Cyborg 009: Legend of the Super Vortex, Cyborg 009 (2001), 009 Re: Cyborg, Cyborg 009 Vs. Running Time: Film Series, 3 films, 100 minutes each ONA, 12 episodes, 25 minutes each

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