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'''''Go! Godman''''' {{Nihongo|行け！ゴッドマン|Ike! Goddoman}} is a Japanese [[tokusatsu]] [[:Category:Television Series|series]] produced by [[Toho]] that aired from October 5th, [[1972]] to April 10th, [[1973]]. It succeeded [[Tsuburaya Productions]]' ''[[w:c:ultra:Redman (series)|Redman]]'' on [[Nippon_TV#Good_Morning.21_Kid.27s_Show|Good Morning! Kid's Show]] and a followup series, ''[[Go! Greenman]]'', was also later produced.
'''''Go! Godman''''' {{Nihongo|行け！ゴッドマン|Ike Goddoman}} is a Japanese [[tokusatsu]] [[:Category:Television Series|series]] produced by [[Toho]] that aired from October 5, [[1972]] to September 28, [[1973]].<ref name="Airdate" group="lower-alpha"/> It succeeded [[Tsuburaya Productions]]' ''[[wikia:w:c:ultra:Redman (series)|Redman]]'' as the second tokusatsu segment on [[Nippon TV]]'s ''[[Nippon_TV#Good_Morning.21_Kid.27s_Show|Good Morning! Kid's Show]]''. A followup series, ''[[Go! Greenman]]'', was also later produced.
{{TOC}}
{{TOC}}
==Plot==
==Plot==
In ''Go! Godman'', one or more [[kaiju]] appear and menace Japan, until [[Godman]], the show's titular hero, is called from [[Planet Fire God|his home planet]] by a person in peril calling for his name. He then defeats the monsters over the course of a few episodes. Each 'saga' was divided into 5 minute episodes to lengthen the show's battles out due to a limited budget.
In ''Go! Godman'', one or more [[kaiju]] appear and menace Japan, until [[Godman]], the show's titular hero, is called from [[Planet Fire God|his home planet]] by a person in peril calling for his name. He then defeats the monsters over the course of a few episodes. Each 'saga' or 'arc' was divided into three to six 5-minute episodes to lengthen the show's battles out due to a limited budget.
==Episodes==
==Episodes==
#''[[Godman vs. Kinger]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Kinger]]" Part 1-6 (10/05-10/10/1972) <!---episodes 1-6--->
#''[[Godman vs. Gabara]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Gabara]]" Part 1-6 (10/12-10/17/1972) <!---episodes 7-12--->
#''[[Godman vs. Ghoston]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Ghoston]]" Part 1-6 (10/19-10/24/1972) <!---episodes 13-18--->
#''[[Godman vs. Yasugon and Tsunokeler]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Tsunokeler and Yasugon|Godman vs. Yasugon]]" Part 1-2 (10/26-10/27/1972) <!---episodes 19-24---->
#''[[Godman vs. Tsunosilver]]''
#*"[[Godman vs. Tsunokeler and Yasugon]]" (10/28/1972)
#''[[Godman vs. Gorosaurus]]''
#*"[[Godman vs. Tsunokeler and Yasugon|Godman vs. Tsunokeler]]" Part 1-3 (10/29-10/31/1972)
#''[[Godman vs. Madalan]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Tsunosilver]]" Part 1-6 (11/02-11/07/1972) <!---episodes 25-30---->
#''[[Godman vs. Gattlar]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Gorosaurus]]" Part 1-6 (11/09-11/14/1972) <!---episodes 31-36---->
#''[[Godman vs. Momonglar]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Madalan]]" Part 1-6 (11/16-11/21/1972) <!---episodes 37-42---->
#''[[Godman vs. Folgon and Kamoebas]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Gattlar]]" Part 1-6 (11/23-11/28/1972) <!---episodes 43-48---->
#''[[Godman vs. Bolbes]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Momonglar]]" Part 1-6 (11/30-12/05/1972) <!---episodes 49-54---->
#''[[Godman vs. Imogoras]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Kamoebas and Folgon|Godman vs. Kamoebas]]" Part 1-3 (12/07-12/09/1972) <!---episodes 55-60---->
#''[[Godman vs. Bullman]]''
#*"[[Godman vs. Kamoebas and Folgon|Godman vs. Folgon]]" Part 1-3 (12/10-12/12/1972)
#''[[Godman vs. Dongolar]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Volpes]]" Part 1-6 (12/14-12/19/1972) <!---episodes 61-66---->
#''[[Godman vs. Skeleto-Man No. 1 and Skeleto-Man No. 2]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Imogoras]]" Part 1-6 (12/21-12/26/1972) <!---episodes 67-72---->
#''[[Godman vs. Sanda]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Bullman]]" Part 1-6 (01/04-01/09/1973) <!---episodes 73-78---->
#''[[Godman vs. Gaira]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Dongolar]]" Part 1-6 (01/11-01/16/1973) <!---episodes 79-84---->
#''[[Godman vs. Trunker and Hotter]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Skeleto-Man No. 1 and Skeleto-Man No. 2]]" Part 1-6 (01/18-01/23/1973) <!---episodes 85-90---->
#''[[Godman vs. Green Mask and Funtlar]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Sanda]]" Part 1-6 (01/25-01/30/1973) <!---episodes 91-96---->
#''[[Godman vs. Batman and Kappalge]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Gaira]]" Part 1-6 (02/01-02/06/1973) <!---episodes 97-102---->
#''[[Godman vs. Alien Tiborus and Osotam]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Trunker]]" Part 1-3 (02/08-02/10/1973) <!---episodes 103-105---->
#''[[Godman vs. Tsunojiras and Elephantar]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Hotter]]" Part 1-3 (02/11-02/13/1973) <!---episodes 106-108---->
#''[[Godman vs. Totsaurus and Jilarji]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Green Mask]]" Part 1-3 (02/15-02/17/1973) <!---episodes 109-111---->
#''[[Godman vs. Wolflar and Gejilba]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Hundler]]" Part 1-3 (02/18-02/20/1973) <!---episodes 112-114---->
#''[[Godman vs. Trilorn and Ibogilar]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Bat Man]]" Part 1-3 (02/22-02/24/1973) <!---episodes 115-117---->
#''[[Godman vs. Stegodzillas and Akumon]]''
#"[[Godman vs. Kappalge]]" Part 1-3 (02/25-02/27/1973) <!---episodes 118-120---->
#"[[Godman vs. Alien Tiborus]]" Part 1-3 (03/01-03/03/1973) <!---episodes 121-123---->
#"[[Godman vs. Ostotam]]" Part 1-3 (03/04-03/06/1973) <!---episodes 124-126---->
#"[[Godman vs. Tsunozillas]]" Part 1-3 (03/08-03/10/1973) <!---episodes 127-129---->
#"[[Godman vs. Elephander]]" Part 1-3 (03/11-03/13/1973) <!---episodes 130-132---->
#"[[Godman vs. Totsaurus]]" Part 1-3 (03/15-03/17/1973) <!---episodes 133-135---->
#"[[Godman vs. Shilarji]]" Part 1-3 (03/18-03/20/1973) <!---episodes 136-138---->
#"[[Godman vs. Wolflar and Gejilba|Godman vs. Wolflar]]" Part 1-2 (03/22-03/23/1973) <!---episodes 139-144---->
#*"[[Godman vs. Wolflar and Gejilba]]" Part 1-2 (03/24-03/25/1973)
#*"[[Godman vs. Wolflar and Gejilba|Godman vs. Gejilba]]" Part 1-2 (03/26-03/27/1973)
#"[[Godman vs. Trilorn]]" Part 1-3 (03/29-03/31/1973) <!---episodes 145-147---->
#"[[Godman vs. Ibogiller]]" Part 1-3 (04/01-04/03/1973) <!---episodes 148-150---->
#"[[Godman vs. Stegodzillas and Akumon]]" Part 1-6 (04/05-04/10/1973) <!---episodes 151-156---->


==Staff==
==Staff==
{{Staffs
{{Staffs
|Directed by|[[Masaaki Hisamatsu]], [[Heikichi Tsushima]], [[Hiroyasu Sunahara]]
|Music by|Takeo Yamashita
|Music by|Takeo Yamashita
|Monster Design by|Teizo Toshimitsu
|Monster design by|[[Teizo Toshimitsu]]
}}
}}
==Cast==
==Cast==
{{Cast
{{Cast
|[[Kin'ichi Kusumi]]|[[Godman]]
|Asato Tetsuya|[[Monster Uncle]]
|Asato Tetsuya|[[Kaito]]
|Eri Tsuruma|[[Eri-chan]]
}}
}}
==Appearances==
==Appearances==
{{Col-begin}}
{{Col-begin}}
{{Col-2}}
{{Col-2}}
===Characters and Monsters===
===Characters===
*[[Godman]]
*[[Godman]]
*[[Monster Uncle]]
*[[Eri-chan]]
*[[???]]<ref name="Ref1">[[File:???.png|200px]]</ref>
===Monsters===
*[[Kinger]]
*[[Kinger]]
*[[Gabara]]
*[[Gabara]]
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*[[Folgon]]
*[[Folgon]]
*[[Kamoebas]]
*[[Kamoebas]]
*[[Bolbes]]
*[[Volpes]]
*[[Imogoras]]
*[[Imogoras]]
*[[Bullman]]
*[[Bullman]]
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*[[Hotter]]
*[[Hotter]]
*[[Green Mask]]
*[[Green Mask]]
*[[Funtlar]]
*[[Hundler]]
*[[Batman]]
*[[Bat Man]]
*[[Kappalge]]
*[[Kappalge]]
*[[Alien Tiborus]]
*[[Alien Tiborus]]
*[[Osotam]]
*[[Ostotam]]
*[[Tsunojiras]]
*[[Tsunozillas]]
*[[Elephantar]]
*[[Elephander]]
*[[Totsaurus]]
*[[Totsaurus]]
*[[Jilarji]]
*[[Shilarji]]
*[[Wolflar]]
*[[Wolflar]]
*[[Gejilba]]
*[[Gejilba]]
*[[Kaito]]
*[[Trilorn]]
*[[Trilorn]]
*[[Ibogilar]]
*[[Ibogiller]]
*[[???]]<ref name="Ref1">[[File:???.png|200px]]</ref>
*[[Stegodzillas]]
*[[Stegodzillas]]
*[[Akumon]]
*[[Akumon]]
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===Weapons, Vehicles, and Races===
===Weapons, vehicles, and races===
*[[Godman]]
*God-Crush
*God-Crush
*God-Circle
*God-Circle
*Boeing 727
{{Col-end}}
{{Col-end}}
==Video Releases==
==Video releases==
'''[[Toho]]''' (2008)
'''[[Toho]]''' (2008)
*'''Return of the "Good Morning" Heroes: Go! Go! Godman and Greenman BOX''' {{Nihongo|帰ってきた“おはよう”ヒーロー 行け!行け!ゴッドマン＆グリーンマンＢＯＸ|Kaettekita “Ohayō” Hīrō Ike! Ike! Goddoman & Gurīnman Bokkusu}}
*'''Return of the "Good Morning" Heroes: Go! Go! Godman and Greenman BOX''' {{Nihongo|帰ってきた“おはよう”ヒーロー 行け!行け!ゴッドマン＆グリーンマンＢＯＸ|Kaettekita Ohayō Hīrō Ike! Ike! Goddoman ando Gurīnman Bokkusu}}
*Released: 2008
*Released: 2008
*Region: Region 2
*Region: Region 2
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**'''Disc 2:''' ''[[Go! Greenman]]'', Greenman Fighting Special (Digest versions of Greenman's battles), Greenman Monster List
**'''Disc 2:''' ''[[Go! Greenman]]'', Greenman Fighting Special (Digest versions of Greenman's battles), Greenman Monster List
**'''Disc 3:''' ''[[Go! Godman (film)|Go! Godman]]'' (2008), Making of ''Go! Godman'' (2008), Godman Karaoke Hall
**'''Disc 3:''' ''[[Go! Godman (film)|Go! Godman]]'' (2008), Making of ''Go! Godman'' (2008), Godman Karaoke Hall
'''Toho''' (2019) [Volume 1]
*Released: January 16, 2019
*Region: Region 2
*Language: Japanese
*Features: "''Go! Godman''" Still Collection Part 1
'''Toho''' (2019) [Volume 2]
*Released: January 16, 2019
*Region: Region 2
*Language: Japanese
*Features: "''Go! Godman''" Still Collection Part 2
'''Toho''' (2019) [Volume 3]
*Released: January 16, 2019
*Region: Region 2
*Language: Japanese
*Features: "[[Go! Godman (song)|Go! Godman]]," "[[Our Godman]]" music videos
'''Toho''' (2019) [Volume 4]
*Released: January 16, 2019
*Region: Region 2
*Language: Japanese
*Features: ''Go! Godman'' (2008)
<gallery widths="120" position="center" captionalign="center" spacing="small">
Godman DVD Volume 1.jpg|''Go! Godman'' VOL. 1
Godman DVD Volume 2.jpg|''Go! Godman'' VOL. 2
Godman DVD Volume 3.jpg|''Go! Godman'' VOL. 3
Godman DVD Volume 4.jpg|''Go! Godman'' VOL. 4
</gallery>
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Due to the limited budget, [[Toho]] used monsters that were seen in many of the [[Showa era|Showa]] films, with their suits being reused for the show. These monsters included [[Gaira]] and [[Sanda]], [[Gabara]], [[Gorosaurus]], [[Kamoebas]] and one of the [[Bat People]] which was turned into a different monster, [[Batman]].
*Due to the limited budget, [[Toho]] used monsters that were seen in many of the [[Showa era|Showa]] films, with their suits being reused for the show. These monsters included [[Gaira]] and [[Sanda]], [[Gabara]], [[Gorosaurus]], [[Kamoebas]] and one of the [[Bat Men]] which was turned into his own character, [[Bat Man]]. The monsters [[Tsunozillas]], [[Shilarji]] and [[Yasugon]] were also reused from the 1971 series, ''Chibikko Special'' where they were enemies of the show's mascot monster, [[Terra Incognita]].
**Most of the monsters who appeared in ''Go! Godman'' would later appear in ''[[Go! Greenman]]'' alongside monsters from ''[[Assault! Human!!]]''.
**Most of the monsters who appeared in ''Go! Godman'' would later appear in ''[[Go! Greenman]]'' alongside monsters from ''[[Assault! Human!!]]''.
**The show also featured [[kaiju]] developed for the show.
*Often, the suits for the returning monsters were in bad condition, and some were extensively repaired.
*Often, the suits for the returning monsters were in bad condition, and some were extensively repaired.
**In the show, Gaira and Sanda's suits received new masks.
**Gaira and Sanda's suits received new masks.
**A large cavity is easily observable in Gorosaurus' chest. The suit was so deteriorated he was permanently retired afterwards.
**A large cavity is easily observable in Gorosaurus' chest. The suit was so deteriorated he was permanently retired afterwards.
**Gabara lacks his trademark ginger hair, his eyes appear to have a more confused expression, and his skin is a darker shade of green.
**Gabara lacks his trademark ginger hair, his eyes appear to have a more confused expression, and his skin is a darker shade of green.
*Aya Hirano, as Konata Izumi from the anime Lucky Star, sang this show's theme song on the Lucky Star music compilation CD.
*Throughout the series, several of the original monsters' suits were also altered and reused.
**[[Kinger]] shares the suit of [[Wolflar]] from the neck down, the latter having a different head and added hair on its body.
**Kinger's head had its eyebrows removed and hair added to the top to become [[Madalan]].
**[[Volpes]]' lower half appears to have been repainted and attached to a new upper half to portray [[Alien Tiborus]].
*Aya Hirano, as Konata Izumi from the anime ''Lucky Star'', sang the ''Go! Godman'' theme song for a ''Lucky Star'' music compilation CD.
==Notes==
{{Notelist|lower-alpha}}
==References==
==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{Reflist}}
{{Go!Godman}}
{{Go!Godman}}
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{{Kaiju Shows}}
{{Comments}}
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[[Category:Toho]]

Latest revision as of 19:22, 17 January 2024

Good Morning! Kid's Show series
← Redman
Go! Godman
Go! Greenman →
Go! Godman
Go! Godman
Air date October 5, 1972 -
September 28, 1973[a]
Distributor Toho
Channel(s) Nippon Television
Genre(s) Tokusatsu, kyodai hero
Episodes 33 (arcs), 156 (total)
Rate this series!
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(10 votes)

Go! Godman (行け！ゴッドマン,   Ike Goddoman) is a Japanese tokusatsu series produced by Toho that aired from October 5, 1972 to September 28, 1973.[a] It succeeded Tsuburaya Productions' Redman as the second tokusatsu segment on Nippon TV's Good Morning! Kid's Show. A followup series, Go! Greenman, was also later produced.

Plot

In Go! Godman, one or more kaiju appear and menace Japan, until Godman, the show's titular hero, is called from his home planet by a person in peril calling for his name. He then defeats the monsters over the course of a few episodes. Each 'saga' or 'arc' was divided into three to six 5-minute episodes to lengthen the show's battles out due to a limited budget.

Episodes

  1. "Godman vs. Kinger" Part 1-6 (10/05-10/10/1972)
  2. "Godman vs. Gabara" Part 1-6 (10/12-10/17/1972)
  3. "Godman vs. Ghoston" Part 1-6 (10/19-10/24/1972)
  4. "Godman vs. Yasugon" Part 1-2 (10/26-10/27/1972)
  5. "Godman vs. Tsunosilver" Part 1-6 (11/02-11/07/1972)
  6. "Godman vs. Gorosaurus" Part 1-6 (11/09-11/14/1972)
  7. "Godman vs. Madalan" Part 1-6 (11/16-11/21/1972)
  8. "Godman vs. Gattlar" Part 1-6 (11/23-11/28/1972)
  9. "Godman vs. Momonglar" Part 1-6 (11/30-12/05/1972)
  10. "Godman vs. Kamoebas" Part 1-3 (12/07-12/09/1972)
  11. "Godman vs. Volpes" Part 1-6 (12/14-12/19/1972)
  12. "Godman vs. Imogoras" Part 1-6 (12/21-12/26/1972)
  13. "Godman vs. Bullman" Part 1-6 (01/04-01/09/1973)
  14. "Godman vs. Dongolar" Part 1-6 (01/11-01/16/1973)
  15. "Godman vs. Skeleto-Man No. 1 and Skeleto-Man No. 2" Part 1-6 (01/18-01/23/1973)
  16. "Godman vs. Sanda" Part 1-6 (01/25-01/30/1973)
  17. "Godman vs. Gaira" Part 1-6 (02/01-02/06/1973)
  18. "Godman vs. Trunker" Part 1-3 (02/08-02/10/1973)
  19. "Godman vs. Hotter" Part 1-3 (02/11-02/13/1973)
  20. "Godman vs. Green Mask" Part 1-3 (02/15-02/17/1973)
  21. "Godman vs. Hundler" Part 1-3 (02/18-02/20/1973)
  22. "Godman vs. Bat Man" Part 1-3 (02/22-02/24/1973)
  23. "Godman vs. Kappalge" Part 1-3 (02/25-02/27/1973)
  24. "Godman vs. Alien Tiborus" Part 1-3 (03/01-03/03/1973)
  25. "Godman vs. Ostotam" Part 1-3 (03/04-03/06/1973)
  26. "Godman vs. Tsunozillas" Part 1-3 (03/08-03/10/1973)
  27. "Godman vs. Elephander" Part 1-3 (03/11-03/13/1973)
  28. "Godman vs. Totsaurus" Part 1-3 (03/15-03/17/1973)
  29. "Godman vs. Shilarji" Part 1-3 (03/18-03/20/1973)
  30. "Godman vs. Wolflar" Part 1-2 (03/22-03/23/1973)
  31. "Godman vs. Trilorn" Part 1-3 (03/29-03/31/1973)
  32. "Godman vs. Ibogiller" Part 1-3 (04/01-04/03/1973)
  33. "Godman vs. Stegodzillas and Akumon" Part 1-6 (04/05-04/10/1973)

Staff

Staff role on the left, staff member's name on the right.

Cast

Actor's name on the left, character played on the right.

Appearances

Characters

Monsters

Weapons, vehicles, and races

  • God-Crush
  • God-Circle
  • Boeing 727

Video releases

Toho (2008)

  • Return of the "Good Morning" Heroes: Go! Go! Godman and Greenman BOX (帰ってきた“おはよう”ヒーロー 行け!行け!ゴッドマン＆グリーンマンＢＯＸ,   Kaettekita Ohayō Hīrō Ike! Ike! Goddoman ando Gurīnman Bokkusu)
  • Released: 2008
  • Region: Region 2
  • Language: Japanese
  • Other Details: 1.33:1 aspect ratio, 70/74 minutes run time (disc 1/2), 3 discs, box set
  • Features:
    • Disc 1: Go! Godman, Godman Fighting Special (Digest versions of Godman's battles), Godman Monster List
    • Disc 2: Go! Greenman, Greenman Fighting Special (Digest versions of Greenman's battles), Greenman Monster List
    • Disc 3: Go! Godman (2008), Making of Go! Godman (2008), Godman Karaoke Hall

Toho (2019) [Volume 1]

  • Released: January 16, 2019
  • Region: Region 2
  • Language: Japanese
  • Features: "Go! Godman" Still Collection Part 1

Toho (2019) [Volume 2]

  • Released: January 16, 2019
  • Region: Region 2
  • Language: Japanese
  • Features: "Go! Godman" Still Collection Part 2

Toho (2019) [Volume 3]

  • Released: January 16, 2019
  • Region: Region 2
  • Language: Japanese
  • Features: "Go! Godman," "Our Godman" music videos

Toho (2019) [Volume 4]

  • Released: January 16, 2019
  • Region: Region 2
  • Language: Japanese
  • Features: Go! Godman (2008)
  • Go! Godman VOL. 1

    Go! Godman VOL. 1

  • Go! Godman VOL. 2

    Go! Godman VOL. 2

  • Go! Godman VOL. 3

    Go! Godman VOL. 3

  • Go! Godman VOL. 4

    Go! Godman VOL. 4

Trivia

  • Due to the limited budget, Toho used monsters that were seen in many of the Showa films, with their suits being reused for the show. These monsters included Gaira and Sanda, Gabara, Gorosaurus, Kamoebas and one of the Bat Men which was turned into his own character, Bat Man. The monsters Tsunozillas, Shilarji and Yasugon were also reused from the 1971 series, Chibikko Special where they were enemies of the show's mascot monster, Terra Incognita.
  • Often, the suits for the returning monsters were in bad condition, and some were extensively repaired.
    • Gaira and Sanda's suits received new masks.
    • A large cavity is easily observable in Gorosaurus' chest. The suit was so deteriorated he was permanently retired afterwards.
    • Gabara lacks his trademark ginger hair, his eyes appear to have a more confused expression, and his skin is a darker shade of green.
  • Throughout the series, several of the original monsters' suits were also altered and reused.
    • Kinger shares the suit of Wolflar from the neck down, the latter having a different head and added hair on its body.
    • Kinger's head had its eyebrows removed and hair added to the top to become Madalan.
    • Volpes' lower half appears to have been repainted and attached to a new upper half to portray Alien Tiborus.
  • Aya Hirano, as Konata Izumi from the anime Lucky Star, sang the Go! Godman theme song for a Lucky Star music compilation CD.

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 While Go! Godman's finale aired on April 10, 1973, reruns continued to air until September 28.

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