70s Anime Magnets

Description: Battle Of The Planets G-Force gatchaman 70s manga

Description: Bloody Gore Adventures! Parody of classic comic magazine tale from the early 1970s. Redesigned in Japanese version with comic style and pop art colors.

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Description: ガムはやっぱりロッテです。

Description: Akira

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Description: Star Blazers Characters

Description: "Always Five, Acting as One!" The ultimate tribute to the Science Ninja Team Gatchaman and the classic Battle of the Planets / G-Force. Whether you know them as Ken, Joe, Jun, Jinpei, and Ryu or Mark, Jason, Princess, Keyop, and Tiny, this design honors the defenders of Earth. Transmute!

Description: The assassin with son who roams Japan lending his skill and child for work. The little boy keeps count of his father's kills and it stands here at 345.

Description: Gatchaman is a classic Japanese anime series that first aired in 1972 under the title "Science Ninja Team Gatchaman" (Kagaku Ninja-Tai Gatchaman). The series was created by Tatsuo Yoshida and produced by the studio Tatsunoko Production.

Description: Mazinger Z

Description: The Classic kung fu flick is well represented with this t-shirt. Which Venom are you?

Description: Embrace productivity with this retro anime editorial design featuring a cute character organizing books and enjoying noodles. Perfect for fans of vintage manga style, office organization, and cozy study vibes.

Description: The CLASSIC! Wear your nostalgia for one of the greatest kung fu movies of all time.

Description: The CLASSIC! Wear your nostalgia with this awesome t-shirt from one of the greatest kung fu movies of all time.

Description: Helmet Rock Band

Description: A retro anime style magazine cover featuring a bearded lumberjack and a blue wolf sharing a bowl of chips at a wooden table. Perfect for fans of 70s animation, wilderness vibes, and cute animal companions.

Description: Celebrate your favorite '70s anime series with this simple design!

Description: Tiger Mask (Japanese: タイガーマスク, Hepburn: Taigā Masuku) is a Japanese manga series written by Ikki Kajiwara and illustrated by Naoki Tsuji. The series was first published in Kodansha's Bokura Magazine from 1968 to 1971 and was later published in Weekly Shōnen Magazine from 1970 to 1971.

Description: Mermaid - Retro 70s 80s Graphic Vintage Women Girls Kids T-Shirt

Description: Vector design of All 70s Robots

Description: The assassin with son who roams Japan lending his skill and child for work. The little boy keeps count of his father's kills and it stands here at 345.

Description: Conan El Bárbaro Sorcerer Battle Graphic

Description: Conan El Bárbaro Crocodile Battle Graphic

Description: Conan the Barbarian vs. the Man-Apes Vintage Comic

Description: Conan El Bárbaro Demon Army Battle Graphic

Description: Science Ninja Squad Gatchaman is a Japanese animated franchise about a five-member superhero team created by Tatsuo Yoshida which debuted in 1972.

Description: Vintage Mazinger Z

Description: Chojin Barom-1 1972

Description: Paul Caiafa is an American guitarist best known for his material with the horror punk band the Misfits and his own band eponymously named Doyle. Known professionally as Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein.

Description: Vector design of Lupin the 3rd

Description: Unforgettable hero of our childhood

Description: Sorry I'm Cranky I'm Going Through My Terrible 70's Right T-Shirt

Description: A monumental clash of titans in a gritty, vintage-inspired Japanese manga style. This illustration features a legendary Atomic Kaiju facing off against a powerful Ultra Hero in a classic "Grindhouse" layout. Using a striking palette of Atomic Orange, Aged Cream, and Deep Black, the design incorporates authentic halftone textures, distressed paper effects, and bold Japanese typography. Perfect for fans of Tokusatsu, giant monster cinema, and 70s sci-fi aesthetic. This high-contrast piece captures the raw energy of an urban battle on a colossal scale.

Description: Overall, the design conveys a cheerful and nostalgic Japanese pop-art vibe inspired by retro 1960s–1970s advertisements and manga posters. The winking girl, peace sign, Mount Fuji, and bold typography create a fun message that can be interpreted as: "Tokyo Vintage — Cute and Awesome!" It's a celebration of classic Japanese culture, fashion, and retro pop aesthetics rather than having a deep symbolic meaning.

Description: A gritty, distressed 1970s Japanese bootleg design showing a figure immersed in liquid cosmic energy under floating planetary orbs, tagged "USF-78" and "1978 Limited Bootleg." Features bold red Kanji headers stating "The Future Does Not Need You." Perfect for fans of vintage Japanese sci-fi cinema and surreal art.