Please tell me what this old Japanese show is..

maboot38

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This has been bugging me lately, and I figured the knowledgeable folks on there migh be able to help me.

When I was a child, I remember seeing a live action show on television. Before you say "Transformers"...it was not. It was before Transformers. I think late 70's or early 80's.

There was a Japanese kid, maybe two, a boy and a girl. I seem to remember they wore school uniforms. There were a couple of robots that were also fighter jets, and when the jets went on their missions, the kids sat inside of them.

That's just about all I can remember (it HAS been 30 years after all). Does anyone have any memory of this show or knowledge of what it might be?
 
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Sorry, I should mention this is NOT Anime.

A live action show like this from the early 80s. Someone must remember.
 
It was PRE Robotech. Robotech and Transformers are from the same year I think. This would have been earlier than that.
 
OH MY GOD!!! You are brilliant! How did you do that? That's the show. I used to think it was so cool that the kid could fly in a jet.
 
OH MY GOD!!! You are brilliant! How did you do that? That's the show. I used to think it was so cool that the kid could fly in a jet.

just stumbles on it while searching around. I so remember that now after seeing the You tube stuff
 
So Funky Jedil...you were closer than I thought. Turns out I was watching RERUNS. That series (titled Ambassador Magma originally) actually started only 6 days before Ultraman.

However, I wasn't alive then. I guess I caught it when it was shown on TV in the us in 1978, when I was 3. (yes, I'm a freak and can remember things from when I was 2 and 3).

Thanks guys!
 
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