Images of Megumi Oka from Chōdenji Machine Voltes V.
Megumi in Super Robot Wars 30
Megumi in Super Robot Wars 30
Concept art of Megumi and the Voltes team in the Voltes V 1978 Roman Album Art book
Concept art of Megumi and the Voltes team in the Voltes V 1978 Roman Album Art book
Concept art of Megumi and the Voltes team in the Voltes V 1978 Roman Album Art book
Concept art of Megumi (corner; upper right) by Yuki Hijiri, published in Animage
Concept art of Megumi and the Voltes team by Noburu Sasakado
Megumi on the cover of Super Electromagentic Voltes V Information
Document collection ©Y & K, TV Asahi, Toei
Published August 22, 1979
The magazine would reveal several pieces of information such as concept art and planned ideas that didn't make it to the final cut of the anime.
Document collection ©Y & K, TV Asahi, Toei
Published August 22, 1979
The magazine would reveal several pieces of information such as concept art and planned ideas that didn't make it to the final cut of the anime.
Megumi in the Animage February 1979 Voltes V special
Ippei in the March 1982 issue of Animage
Megumi (corner right photo) in the February 1980 issue of 月刊OUT
(Text: "Prince Heinel is one of the characters with the highest degree of perfection, even though he has an unusual setting in anime as the protagonist of a tragedy...This is the second robot animation work in collaboration with Toei. Voltes V adds drama that wraps the entire game to the powerful mechanics of the first Combattler V. In Voltes V, the dramatic elements of Combattler V are extracted and drawn to the level of middle and high school students. Mr. Tadao also said that it was a big deal at the time to put so much drama into this kind of work (robot work). And pay for this splendor.")
(Text: "Prince Heinel is one of the characters with the highest degree of perfection, even though he has an unusual setting in anime as the protagonist of a tragedy...This is the second robot animation work in collaboration with Toei. Voltes V adds drama that wraps the entire game to the powerful mechanics of the first Combattler V. In Voltes V, the dramatic elements of Combattler V are extracted and drawn to the level of middle and high school students. Mr. Tadao also said that it was a big deal at the time to put so much drama into this kind of work (robot work). And pay for this splendor.")
Sketch of Megumi in the February 1980 issue of 月刊OUT
Concept art of Megumi in the Voltes V 1978 Roman Album Art book
Megumi in Tadao Nagahama: The world of Robot Romance Trilogy Anime Infobook
(Text: "Megumi Oka
Voiced by Miyuki Ueda
Megumi is the pilot of the Volt Lander and the only female member of the Voltes team. She is the 18th Kunoichi of the Koga school, and her well-trained ninjutsu has often saved the Voltes team from crisis. The technology was fully demonstrated in situations such as reconnaissance and infiltration into enemy lines. Perhaps because of that lineage, she is a beautiful girl who has both a modern-day sensibility and a Yamato Nadeshiko-like aspect. She has a bad habit (?) of throwing shurikens whenever she gets angry. She has kindness and strength and cares about the people around her, but tends to be dependent on her father, Secretary of Defense Oka. Her father dies protecting her in battle.")
(Text: "Megumi Oka
Voiced by Miyuki Ueda
Megumi is the pilot of the Volt Lander and the only female member of the Voltes team. She is the 18th Kunoichi of the Koga school, and her well-trained ninjutsu has often saved the Voltes team from crisis. The technology was fully demonstrated in situations such as reconnaissance and infiltration into enemy lines. Perhaps because of that lineage, she is a beautiful girl who has both a modern-day sensibility and a Yamato Nadeshiko-like aspect. She has a bad habit (?) of throwing shurikens whenever she gets angry. She has kindness and strength and cares about the people around her, but tends to be dependent on her father, Secretary of Defense Oka. Her father dies protecting her in battle.")
![Concept art of Megumi in [Legend of Nagahama vs. Shinto Tomino Voltes V vs. Zambot 3] (published by Kadokawa)](/wiki/File:Megumi_Oka_concept.jpg "Megumi Oka concept.jpg (170 KB)")
Concept art of Megumi in [Legend of Nagahama vs. Shinto Tomino Voltes V vs. Zambot 3] (published by Kadokawa)
