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	Go Nagai - Definition, explanation
		Go Nagai (永井豪 Nagai Gō, born September 6, 1945) is a Japanese mangaka and an important innovator of several genres.
		Go Nagai considers the Devilman series, as well as the Mazinger series, as being his life's work due to their massive popularity all over the world.
		Despite its popularity, much of Go Nagai's work (due to its graphical nature, and treatment of subjects such as sex and violence) is little known in the US, where censorship has been the main factor.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/g/go/go_nagai.php (708 words)

	Go Nagai
		Go Nagai (Êï Ë± Nagai G¦ç, born September 6, 1945) is a Japanese mangaka and an important innovator of several genres.
		Go Nagai later revamped this popular series by introducing the main character as a female and altering the storyline.
		Go Nagai considers the Devilman series, as well as the Mazinger series, as being his life's work due to their massive popularity all over the world.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/go_Nagai.php (529 words)

	GO NAGAI(Master of Manga)
		Go Nagai means so much to the Manga world,he was the on who started the giant Mech trend with Mazinger Z.He was the one that with his Harenchi Gakuen brought on a whole wave of violent perverted anime and manga like Urutsukidoji.
		Go Nagai was 20 years old when Shotaro Ishinomori took him in as his assistant.
		Go Nagai was born in Wajima City on September 6, 1945.
	www.angelfire.com /ne/Gamewarriors2/GoNagai.html (498 words)

	Go Nagai
		Born on September 6th, 1945, Go Nagai is a Japanese manga artist (mangaka) and an important innovator of the genre.
		In 1970, Go Nagai started a company, Dynamic Productions, to fund his manga and anime ventures.
		After 'Harenchi Gakuen' Nagai created the 'Mazinger Z[?]' (as well Majinga Z) series, later expanded to 'Great Mazinger' and 'God Mazinger', where he developed the concept of giant mecha.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/go/Go_Nagai.html (210 words)

	Anime North 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Go Nagai, the fourth son in a series of five, was born September 6, 1945, in Wajima, Ishikawa prefecture.
		Go loved him very much, fell into a deep depression, and hid from the pain in his own world of illusion, from which one of his older brothers was able to rouse him, but only after months of patience.
		Go Nagai could be said to represent the somewhat darker-side of Japanese manga and anime, but this should not detract from the enormous impact he has had on the industry and creators that followed in his footsteps.
	www.animenorth.com /momiji_award.php (1574 words)

	Anime Boredom - Great Anime Directors: Go Nagai anime/manga article
		Go Nagai desperately wanted to be known and while he was ill he grieved that he would die before releasing his manga, Black Lion.
		Go Nagai decided that his previous works were a bit too extreme for the Japanese market, so he switched his tactics to appeal to children in the 70's.
		Go Nagai probably felt a bit restricted when he was making the series Devilman and Cutey Honey, so he decided to revist his classics and put a new twist on them.
	www.animeboredom.co.uk /anime-articles/5 (630 words)

	The Illuminated Lantern - Asian Cinema Reviews: Ninja Dragon, The
		Go Nagai is famous for his manga series CUTEY HONEY, DEVILMAN, and various giant robot series.
		No doubt Go Nagai was desperately trying to find a place in the film where they could wrestle each other, couldn't find one, so put it in anyway.
		Perhaps with a larger budget and a better script, Go Nagai's next live action film, if he chooses to make one, will come closer to the energy, visual excitement, and style of his justly famous manga series.
	www.illuminatedlantern.com /cinema/review/archives/ninja_dragon_the.php (921 words)

	Go Nagai
		Go Nagai was born in Wajima City on September 6, 1945.
		Nagai's first work under Shotaro was Meakashi Polikichi (1967), published in the November issue of Bokura magazine.
		Go Nagai had quite a bit of help in creating his works.
	www.cjas.org /~bchow/gonagai (330 words)

	Animefringe: July 2004 - Reviews - Demon Lord Dante Vol. 1 - Dante Resurrects
		Go Nagai doesn't skimp on his mix of demons, sex, and hairstyles, and it was evident in the four episodes on the first volume.
		This is not uncommon; Go Nagai has been known to have similar character designs, but with slight alterations.
		Not the most solid drawing of devils from previous Go Nagai animes, but it bears to remember that this character was originally from a manga created in 1971!
	www.animefringe.com /magazine/2004/07/review/01.php (819 words)

	Go Nagai by *Manga-Otaku
		Go Nagai intro-duced the the “Demon” genre with his Devilman (デビルマン;) as well as the Piloted Giant Robo genre with Mazinger Z (マジンガーZ).
		Go Nagai had always wanted to do a Mecha series, but had wanted to depart from the ro-bot styles of Astro Boy, where the robot was human-like (not to mention small), and the remote-controlled robot of Tetsujin.
		Go Nagai has not only revolutionized animation as we know it, but has also affected the very things that we see, the technology we are patrons to, as well as inventing whole new genres and redefining others.
	ic1.deviantart.com /fs8/f/2005/340/d/7/Go_Nagai.html (1745 words)

	Ecce robot
		Remarkable in Nagai's work is the crudeness and violence of the images with their deranged and perverse shapes, coupled with the tortuous and anguished plots organized around bizarre characters, all flowing from an unleashed imagination.
		On the contrary, in Nagai's epic story this army is nothing but the remains of the Minoan people of Mycenae, a once highly technological civilization which after the destruction of its cities, kept on going for several thousand years by living underground.
		In Nagai's world, most of the evil empires that threaten peace on Earth, [5] literally emerge from the underground: the Mycenae civilization of Mazinger Z and Great Mazinger, the Dinosaurs of Getter Robot as well as the mysterious Yamatai Empire we encounter in Jeeg.
	www.icce.rug.nl /~soundscapes/VOLUME05/Ecce_robot.shtml (6217 words)

	Anime News Network - Go Nagai Museum Update (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The original source that ANN used in regards to the Go Nagai museums had errors in their translation and we included these errors in our article.
		On October 4th, it was announced that the city of Wajima has established a project planing team for the construction of a “Go Nagai” museum.
		The museum will commemorate Wajima native Nagai Go (age 60), the famous creator of numerous hit manga including Devilman and Cutey Honey.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /article.php?id=7575 (266 words)

	kanegon.com presents: Devilman Catcher Toys
		Go Nagai is the writer and illustrator responsible for many classic Japanese comics and trends, and Devilman is just one of his most popular and well known creations.
		Go Nagai Plush Set - This is one of the earliest catcher toys sets, and includes 5 popular Go Nagai characters from various series'.
		Go Nagai Keychain Collection - This set included 11 popular characters from various Go Nagai series, which included Devilman in both the anime and the manga form, Silene and Devilman Lady.
	www.kanegon.com /ufo/devilman.htm (449 words)

	Profile: Nagai Go
		It would be highly unfair to discredit such a diversely talented man whose anime touch on quite a few poignant subjects; anime such as Neon Genesis Evangelion, Gundam and RahXephon all owe credit as Nagai Go invented the giant robot concept back in 1972 with his seminal Mazinger Z.
		Nagai Go was born in Wajima City on September 6th, 1945, and relatively early in his life he decided to pursue his dream life as a manga-ka.
		Nagai Go continues to produce manga to this day with one of his more popular work being the Devilman Lady spin-off.
	www.animeacademy.com /profile_nagai_go.php (754 words)

	AnimeOnDVD.com >> Disc Reviews >> Devil Lady Vol. #1: The Awakening
		From Go Nagai, the master of animated horror, comes a harrowing odyssey through the twisted maze that is Jun's new life.
		Past exposure to Go Nagai titles have been either mediocre or outright bad, so it was definitely with some trepidation that I approached this newest series based on his manga.
		She insists to know what’s going on, only to hear Asuka going on about something within her that must be unleashed.
	www.animeondvd.com /reviews2/disc_reviews/1690.php (1727 words)

	Nagai
		Many Nagai wear their hair in a variety of elaborate modes including the use of braids and mohawks.
		Brutal: The Nagai conflict with their Old Enemy has hardened them to the point that they will use whatever means necessary to defeat their foe, even it means slavery and torture.
		The Nagai have appeared in Imperial space raiding for resources and fleeing this enemy, the alien race known as the Tofs.
	members.aol.com /heywood254/web/nagai.html (563 words)

	Go Nagai - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Go Nagai (永井豪 Nagai Gō, born September 6, 1945) is a Japanese mangaka and an important innovator of several genres within anime and manga.
		Nagai also turned Devilman into a manga which was more violent and gritty compared to the original..
		One of Nagai's most popular works outside of his fanbase has been Cutey Honey, considered to be one of the first "magical girl" comics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Go_Nagai (573 words)

	AnimeNation News
		I was wondering if you had any idea why it is that Go Nagai is considered one of the most significant figures in manga and anime, although he's never had a single manga released commercially in the US (at least if he has, I've never heard of it)?
		Go Nagai unquestionably deserves his acclaim as the influential creator of such classic titles as Cutie Honey, Devilman, and Mazinger, which revolutionized the fields of shoujo (magical girl), horror and giant robot manga and animation respectively.
		But while Go Nagai has always been tremendously prolific, his most highly regarded and significant manga works are all quite old, and are arguably significant more for their provocative themes and concepts than for their technical quality as comic art.
	www.animenation.net /news/askjohn.php?id=988 (492 words)

	s h o t g u n r e v i e w s (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Go Nagai is an icon in the anime industry.
		Two is that Nagai's reputation is such that either people will pick this up because it is Nagai, or they will ignore it for the same reason.
		Go Nagai has a tendency, that I dislike, of trying to inject cosmic meaning into all of his work.
	www.shotgunreviews.com /reviews/bbox/devillady.html (784 words)

	Go Nagai - Japan Hero Access (Site not responding. Last check: )
		And while some of Go Nagai's manga are "cheesey" (what a frickin's stupid and overused term, which is basically empty), they are "Gag manga" -- they are parodies and comedies, and not meant to be taken seriously.
		Factoid: Go Nagai's first published manga was MEAKASHI POLI-KICHI a gag manga about a bungling, but forthright village constable in the Edo Period.
		Go Nagai was the Bad Boy of Manga...
	www.japanhero.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=3535 (1280 words)

	War of the Space Saucers
		Go Nagai, the author of the Mazinger/Getta Robo series, was asked to come and modify this idea with his creativity.
		Go Nagai took this idea and incorporated his Mazinger style to it.
		Go Nagai gave the Grendizer series the added bonus when he brought in Koji Kabuto to make it even more interesting.
	www.grendizer.net /Duke_Freed_Pilot_Movie.html (951 words)

	Nagai - Wookieepedia, the Star Wars Wiki
		The Nagai, also called the N'Gai and the Knives, were a species from the Unknown Regions, who invaded the wider galaxy in 4 ABY.
		Despite their isolation, a number of Nagai ventured into the wider galaxy, with some becoming Jedi Padawans in the days of the Republic.
		The Nagai were the natural enemies of the Tofs, waging wars against them over a number of years.
	starwars.wikia.com /wiki/Nagai (615 words)

	Midnight Eye review: Cutie Honey (2004, director: Hideaki ANNO)
		Dozens of titles by legendary manga creators have had new anime adaptations made over the last few years, as the original manga are reprinted in disposable magazine format and sold in convenience stores, where middle aged men and women relive the stories they remember fondly from their childhoods.
		Until now, Go Nagai has not been a part of it, aside from the exceedingly awful Shin Getta Robo OAV series six years ago.
		Go Nagai currently seems to be leading the pack of people collectively realizing that we now have the technology to make live action films from these properties without looking completely stupid.
	www.midnighteye.com /reviews/cutiehoney.shtml (654 words)

	Nagai, Go :: Creators : Gourt
		Go Nagai (永井豪 Nagai Gō, born September 6, 1945) is a Japanese mangaka and an important innovator of several genres within anime and manga.
		In 1970, Go Nagai started a company, Dynamic Productions, to fund his manga and anime ventures.
		The Go Nagai Web Ring - Sites featuring the manga artists and his works.
	arts.gourt.com /Comics/Manga/Creators/Nagai,-Go.html (244 words)

	Comic creator: Gô Nagai
		Gô Nagai is one of the most important innovators of the manga genre.
		He introduced eroticism in children's comics ('Harenchi Gakuen') and he developed the concept of giant robots being able to transform ('Mazinger', 'Goldorak'), an idea that has been used in many television series afterwards.
		At the same time, Nagai started the series 'Devilman', about a hero fighting hordes of demons.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/n/nagai_go.htm (140 words)

	Go Nagai page
		In 1970 Go Nagai began developing the Giant robot theme for manga (Japanese comics) and for anime (Japanese animation).
		At the time, Go Nagai (formally an assistant to Japanese comic great Shotaro Ishimori) was the leader of a radical group of young artists pushing the envelope of manga ideas.
		What made Nagai and these other renegade artists unique was their approach...they sought to shock and captivate young adults and older teens with stories that were bizarre, comedic and along fantasy lines.
	www.wildtoys.com /Shogun/ShogMisc/manga.html (143 words)

	Comic creator: Gô Nagai
		Gô Nagai is one of the most important innovators of the manga genre.
		He introduced eroticism in children's comics ('Harenchi Gakuen') and he developed the concept of giant robots being able to transform ('Mazinger', 'Goldorak'), an idea that has been used in many television series afterwards.
		At the same time, Nagai started the series 'Devilman', about a hero fighting hordes of demons.
	lambiek.net /artists/n/nagai_go.htm (140 words)

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