Getter Robo: Be careful to not get too close to Ryoma's sideburns.UFO Robo Grendizer: As Duke Fleed added.Great Mazinger: Tetsuya tsurugi sported a fine pair.Mazinger Z: Other than Kouji's Hot-Blooded Sideburns, you also have Dr.Seventies' style Hot-Blooded Sideburns were very frequent in Super Robot Genre anime back in that decade (and omnipresent in Go Nagai manga).The Area 88 manga, which launched in 1979, has multiple examples of seventies hair.Other 'very 70s' hairstyles are mohawks and spiked hair.

Afros in fiction often tend to be exaggerated for comic effect. The other 'very 70s' hairstyle is the Afro, immensely popular in the 70s (though it started in the late Sixties) for most African-Americans, but even white guys with curly hair tried to have one. They were undoubtedly the defining feature of Seventies male hair, in addition to hair that was worn naturally thick-straight at first, and 'hippie-ish' just like '60s Hair during the first half of the decade (since the early seventies was really The '60s Part II) but increasingly frizzy during the second half (a preview of '80s Hair) as the decade wore on, perhaps thanks to the influence of glitter rock, or possibly the Black Power movement. Is it the sideburns? Is it the general shape, in which we, in hindsight, can recognize what would later become the mullet? In any case, the audience recognizes the era as soon as a manly mane of this sort is shown. Well, the Hair Codifiers for The '70s were the gentlemen. As we all know, the Hair Codifiers for The '80s were the ladies.

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