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[[Anime]] made in [[The Sixties|the 1960s]].
[[Anime]] made in [[The Sixties|the 1960s]].

See also: Anime of the [[:Category:Anime of the 1970s|1970s]], [[:Category:Anime of the 1980s|1980s]], [[:Category:Anime of the 1990s|1990s]], [[:Category:Anime of the 2000s|2000s]], [[:Category:Anime of the 2010s|2010s]], and [[:Category:Anime of the 2020s|2020s]]


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Anime made in the 1960s.

When adding titles to this wiki, please remember that the overwhelming majority of our readers speak English, not Japanese, and will be looking for the English-language title of the work. All The Tropes is in part a guide to popular culture; using a name that almost nobody knows in Australia, New Zealand, North America or the UK goes against that purpose. Thus, please use the English-language titles (for example, use Kimba the White Lion, not ジャングル大帝 or "Janguru Taitei").