Listen to #VoltesVLegacy's official theme song 'Voltes V No Uta' by Julie Anne San Jose! Let's volt in, mga Kapuso! VOLTES V NO UTA BY JULIE ANNE SAN JOSE Composed by: Kobayashi Aso Arranged by: Joshua Gapasin and Simon Tan Mixed by: Andrea Rae N. Culla Vocal Producer: Bambi C. Santos Produced by: Rocky S. Gacho | GMA Playlist

232K views · 3.9K reactions | Paano kung lumabas si Voltes V noong 1930s pa? Malamang ganito ang theme song niya  Isang vintage reimagining mula sa Yesteryears, para sa lahat ng batang lumaki sa robot na ito ❤️ #VoltesV #VoltesFive #Yesteryears #VintageJazz #RetroPinoy #PinoyNostalgia #BigBandSwing #1930sVibes #AnimeJazz #NostalgicFeels | Yesteryears TV | Facebook

My cover of Voltes V: Legacy Opening Theme song! ❤️✨ 👑 VOLTES V: LEGACY | Sachi Gomez

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 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

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