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"We'll disclose the latest information to you." Gao Gai Gar. It's the title for an anime and also the name of the main hero robot in that show. One of its unique point is that the robot doesn't use arms like guns and missiles but tools like screw drivers, hammers, or pliers. The tools are too strong to be called as just tools, of course, or else Gao Gai Gar can't stand against invaders. For example, with the driver it can divide the ocean in two, and with the hammer it can turn everything into light, not leaving a bit of dust. However, enemies were so powerful that the robot was often in danger even with the Hyper Tool set, and that made the show exciting. It's called カタルシス in Japan to go against difficulties and get over them, which differs from catharsis really, I suppose. The show was aired years ago, and I don't think it's as well-known as Gundam, but I think this one might grant your favour if you are interested in very Japanese-like animations. By the way, there are many hero robots in Japan with a lion's head-shaped statue on their chest, and Gao Gai Gar is one of them.

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"We'll disclose the latest information to you."

Gao Gai Gar.
It's the title of an anime while also the name of the main hero robot in that show. One of its unique points is that the robot doesn't use it’s arms as guns or missiles but as tools like screw drivers, hammers, or pliers. The tools are too strong to be called just tools, of course, or else Gao Gai Gar could not stand against invaders. For example, with the driver, it can divide the ocean in two, and with the hammer it can turn everything into light, not leaving a bit of dust. However, enemies are often so powerful that the robot is in danger even with the Hyper Tool set, and that makes the show exciting. It's called カタルシス in Japanese to go against difficulties and get over them, which really differs from catharsis I suppose.

The show was aired years ago, and I don't think it's as well-known as Gundam, but I think this one might peek your fancy (interest you) if you are interested in very Japanese-like animations.

By the way, it is worth noting that there are many hero robots in Japan with a lion's head-shaped statue on their chest with Gao Gai Gar being one of them.

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