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What is the name of the late 60'searly 70's Japanese sci-fi with the family that turn into rockets and live in a volcano a kid on the shows blows a whistle when there's trouble seen local phila tv?
Updated: 11/1/2022
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In the US it was called The Space Giants - the original Japanese title was Ambassador Manga
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