IT can be challenging to re-invent a science fiction classic, but as “Star Trek” has proven, the effort, done right, can be worth it. “Lost in Space,” which are aired
Called the Pandora Utility Suit, it’s a 10-foot-tall walking exoskeleton with a human pilot who will interact with visitors.
Any child watching the animated giant robot shows “Mazinger Z” in 1972, “Mobile Suit Gundam” in 1979, “Voltron: Defender of the Universe” in 1984 and “Robotech” in 1985 dreamt of the day he or she could watch live-action versions of these metal creations—mecha—on the screen.
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