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JUN
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Jun Yamato (大和 ジュン Yamato Jun) is the precocious young sister of series protagonist Takeshi Yamato, and is a major character in the 1982-1983 animated series Warrior of Love Rainbowman. She and her best friend Shosuke Yamada often try to help other people, which ends up getting them kidnapped by the Die-Die Gang, and needing to be rescued by Rainbowman. Jun is adapted from the character Miyuki Yamato from the original 1972 series, but is depicted considerably younger than her counterpart, and lacks Miyuki's damaged leg, but retains her twin pigtails.
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1982)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"Go! Warrior of Love"
One night, Jun got out of bed to ask her mother about Takeshi. She was reminded that Takeshi was abroad, so she shouts a greeting so he can hear her before going back to bed. While Takeshi trained in India, he thought back to a time he carried Jun on his shoulders to give him the resolve to face a gauntlet of fire.
"Fight! Rainbow Seven"
Jun accompanied Gota and Shosuke Yamada to the airport, where they met with her brother Takeshi, who was returning from a long time abroad in India. They tearfully embraced before resuming life as normal. Later on, Jun was playing baseball with Shosuke and their friend Hiroshi Toyama, when Hiroshi's mother arrived, and angrily took him away.
"Revive!! Rainbow Seven"
Jun and Shosuke walked to school with their friend Tomoko Hoshimura
"Secret of the Underground Cavern"
When Gota Yamada caught a young boy named Goro stealing fruit, Takeshi invited him in for a free meal and Jun and Shosuke listened to him explain himself. When his father went missing, Goro walked to Tokyo to search for him with only water to drink, and was starving by the time he arrived. Jun admired his courage, and he did regret being forced to turn to theft, so they banded together to search the city with pictures of the man to gather leads. While they were out, Shosuke spotted Goro's father, but he seemed not to recognize his son. This led to them being kidnapped by the Die-Die Gang, and tossed in the back of one of their work trucks. They were brought to a Die-Die Gang base in the countryside, where they were kept tied up. When Rainbowman began to menace the base, they were brought out as an ultimatum: Rainbowman would either stop his attack, or the children would be shot. Goro's father, who had been freed of his mind control, used construction equipment to scare the gang off, and Rainbowman set the kids free. When Rainbowman had defeated the gang, Jun and the others said goodbye to Goro and his father at the train station.
"Father Ichiro is Alive!"
Jun and Shosuke spot Pastel Petite
"The End of Dongolos"
On Jun's birthday, Rainbowman finally defeated the Die-Die Gang. While waiting for her brother to arrive at her birthday party, Jun was shocked and delighted when he came home with their long-missing and thought dead father, Ichiro Yamato, as a birthday present. The two them then embraced for the first time in a very long time.
Gallery
Production
Character size model sheet
Jun's animation model sheet and coloring guide
Screenshots
Jun hugging her father
MIYUKI
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Miyuki Yamato (大和 美雪 Yamato Miyuki) is the younger sister of series protagonist Takeshi Yamato, and is a major character in the 1982-1983 animated series Warrior of Love Rainbowman. She walks with one leg in a brace after being hit by a car as a child. For the 1982 animated adaptation of the series, she was adapted into Jun Yamato.
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1972)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"The Miraculous Holy Man"
When Miyuki and Takeshi were children, Takeshi had Jun run after a stray ball from a game he and his friend were playing. Miyuki ran into the street after it, but was hit by an oncoming vehicle. From then on she wore a leg brace due to the injury, and Takeshi would carry the guilt over his actions for a long time, despite Miyuki's not showing any signs of blaming him.
Comics
Gallery
Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV Magazine)
Miyuki by Mitsuru Adachi
Shosuke
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Shosuke Yamada (山田 正介 Yamada Shosuke) is a major supporting character in the 1982-1983 animated series Warrior of Love Rainbowman.
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1982)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"Go! Warrior of Love"
"Fight! Rainbow Seven"
While playing baseball with Shosuke and their friend Hiroshi Toyama,
"Revive!! Rainbow Seven"
Jun and Shosuke walked to school with their friend Tomoko Hoshimura
"Secret of the Underground Cavern"
When Gota Yamada caught a young boy named Goro stealing fruit, Takeshi invited him in for a free meal and Jun and Shosuke listened to him explain himself. When his father went missing, Goro walked to Tokyo to search for him with only water to drink, and was starving by the time he arrived. Jun admired his courage, and he did regret being forced to turn to theft, so they banded together to search the city with pictures of the man to gather leads. While they were out, Shosuke spotted Goro's father, but he seemed not to recognize his son. This led to them being kidnapped by the Die-Die Gang, and tossed in the back of one of their work trucks. They were brought to a Die-Die Gang base in the countryside, where they were kept tied up. When Rainbowman began to menace the base, they were brought out as an ultimatum: Rainbowman would either stop his attack, or the children would be shot. Goro's father, who had been freed of his mind control, used construction equipment to scare the gang off, and Rainbowman set the kids free. When Rainbowman had defeated the gang, Jun and the others said goodbye to Goro and his father at the train station.
"Father Ichiro is Alive!"
Jun and Shosuke spot Pastel Petite
"The End of Dongolos"
On Jun's birthday, Rainbowman finally defeated the Die-Die Gang. While waiting for her brother to arrive at her birthday party, Jun was shocked and delighted when he came home with their long-missing and thought dead father, Ichiro Yamato, as a birthday present. The two them then embraced for the first time in a very long time.
Gallery
Character size model sheet
Shosuke's animation model sheet and coloring guide
Yoko
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Yoko Omiya (大宮 陽子 Ōmiya Yōko) is the daughter of Dr. Omiya, and is a supporting character in the 1982-1983 animated series Warrior of Love Rainbowman. She is depicted as the romantic interest of series protagonist Takeshi Yamato, but reference material from Takeshi's point of view suggests that he sees her in more of a sisterly light.
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1982)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"Go! Warrior of Love"
"Fight! Rainbow Seven"
When Takeshi returned to Japan, he visited the Omiyas at the research laboratory. Yoko met him at the door, and cold-shouldered the boy until he gave her a sculpture he got for her during his travels. Yoko was impressed, but her father quickly arrived and took Takeshi into the lab.
"Revive!! Rainbow Seven"
"Secret of the Underground Cavern"
Yoko was in Tokyo waiting for a bus one day when she was spotted by Takeshi Yamato, who tried to get her attention. She instead continued on her way, not interested in speaking to the boy. He later caught up to her, and asked her if she wanted to get something to eat. She was not hungry, and declined. He asked if she wanted to grab a drink, but she was not thirsty, and declined. He tried again to ask just to talk to her, but she firmly displayed her lack of interest in spending time with him, and told him plainly that if he was looking for a date, he had better find someone else to ask. Takeshi was confused by this, as he hadn't meant to ask her on a date, but before their miscommunication can be clarified, they are interrupted by a gas explosion at a nearby construction site. Takeshi threw himself on top of Yoko to protect her from the blast, and they then watched workers running from the blaze, and Takeshi ran into the fire to try and rescue any trapped workers.
"Father Ichiro is Alive!"
"The End of Dongolos"
Gallery
Pre-production
Character size model sheet
Yoko's animation model sheet with coloring guide
Merchandise
A character lineup featuring an early design for Yoko
A pink Yoko eraser figure from Bandai
Trivia
- Yoko's design went through a considerable change late into the show's development. This is evidenced by her appearance in production materials and merchandise depicting a much more demure and "traditionally feminine" design than the contemporary look she has in thr series.
Omiya
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Dr. Omiya (大宮 博士 Ōmiya hakase) is a supporting character in the 1982-1983 animated series Warrior of Love Rainbowman. He worked with the late Deva Datta to create a powerful mech known as "V-Armor" to combat the threat posed by the Die-Die Gang.
History
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1982)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"Go! Warrior of Love"
"Fight! Rainbow Seven"
"Revive!! Rainbow Seven"
"Secret of the Underground Cavern"
"Father Ichiro is Alive!"
"The End of Dongolos"
Gallery
Character size model sheet
Omiya's animation model sheet and coloring guide
Gota
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Gota Yamada (山田 豪太 Yamada Gōta) is a supporting character in the 1982-1983 animated series Warrior of Love Rainbowman, where he is the best friend of series protagonist Takeshi Yamato. He is often accompanied by his younger brother Shosuke Yamada, and Takeshi's sister Jun.
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1982)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"Go! Warrior of Love"
"Fight! Rainbow Seven"
While playing baseball with Shosuke and their friend Hiroshi Toyama,
"Revive!! Rainbow Seven"
Jun and Shosuke walked to school with their friend Tomoko Hoshimura
"Secret of the Underground Cavern"
When Gota Yamada caught a young boy named Goro stealing fruit, Takeshi invited him in for a free meal and Jun and Shosuke listened to him explain himself. When his father went missing, Goro walked to Tokyo to search for him with only water to drink, and was starving by the time he arrived. Jun admired his courage, and he did regret being forced to turn to theft, so they banded together to search the city with pictures of the man to gather leads. While they were out, Shosuke spotted Goro's father, but he seemed not to recognize his son. This led to them being kidnapped by the Die-Die Gang, and tossed in the back of one of their work trucks. They were brought to a Die-Die Gang base in the countryside, where they were kept tied up. When Rainbowman began to menace the base, they were brought out as an ultimatum: Rainbowman would either stop his attack, or the children would be shot. Goro's father, who had been freed of his mind control, used construction equipment to scare the gang off, and Rainbowman set the kids free. When Rainbowman had defeated the gang, Jun and the others said goodbye to Goro and his father at the train station.
"Father Ichiro is Alive!"
Jun and Shosuke spot Pastel Petite
"The End of Dongolos"
On Jun's birthday, Rainbowman finally defeated the Die-Die Gang. While waiting for her brother to arrive at her birthday party, Jun was shocked and delighted when he came home with their long-missing and thought dead father, Ichiro Yamato, as a birthday present. The two them then embraced for the first time in a very long time.
Gallery
=Pre-Production
Character size model sheet
Gota's animation model sheet and color guide
Akiko
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Akiko Yamato (大和 秋子 Yamato Akiko) is the mother of series protagonist Takeshi Yamato, and serves as a supporting character in the 1982-1983 animated series Warrior of Love Rainbowman.
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1982)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"Go! Warrior of Love"
Akiko sat knitting one night, when Jun got out of bed to ask about Takeshi's whereabouts. Akiko reminded her that he was far away, which prompted her daughter to call out to him, startling Akiko, who sent her back to bed. She continued her knitting, worrying about her son.
"Fight! Rainbow Seven"
"Revive!! Rainbow Seven"
"Secret of the Underground Cavern"
"Father Ichiro is Alive!"
"The End of Dongolos"
Gallery
Character size model sheet
Akiko's animation model sheet and coloring guide
Tami
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Tami Yamato (ヤマト たみ Yamato Tami) is the mother of series protagonist Takeshi Yamato, and serves as a supporting character in the 1972-1973 live action television series Warrior of Love Rainbowman.
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1972)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"The Miraculous Holy Man"
Gallery
Ichiro
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Ichiro Yamato (ヤマト たみ Yamato ) is the father of series protagonist Takeshi Yamato, and serves as a supporting character in both the 1972-1973 live action television series Warrior of Love Rainbowman, and its 1982-1983 animated adaptation of the same name.
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1972)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"The Miraculous Holy Man"
Gallery
Ichiro hugging his daughter Jun
DONGOROSU
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Emperor Dongolos (ドンゴロス dongorosu) is the supreme commander of the villainous Die-Die Gang in the 1982 animated series Warrior of Love Rainbowman. After being banished from his home planet of Wandol, Dongolos arrived on Earth, and began inspiring war and conflict amongst its people to spread destruction and hasten development of new technologies. He was eventually challenged by the ancient yogi Deva Datta, who sealed him in a stone coffin. Dongolos was kept imprisoned by the holy man's mental energy for 200 years, and on Deva Datta's death, he finally broke free to reassume command of the Die-Die Gang from his commander Mr. K.
History
- Warrior of Love Rainbowman (TV 1982)
Showa era
Warrior of Love Rainbowman
"Go! Warrior of Love"
While he was able to communicate with Mr. K and Fairie Rosé from within his stone coffin, when Deva Datta's hold on him finally slipped away, he broke free to ascend to his throne.
Gallery
Production
Character size model sheet
Dongolos' animation model sheet and coloring guide
Screenshots
Dongolos in the series intro
Dr. Dan Trojan
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Doctor Daniel Trojan (ドンゴロス dongorosu) is the scientist whose experiments with "Digital Data Conversion" resulted in the creation of Wikira.
History
- Wikira: Terrifying Titan (TV 2005) [5 episodes]
- Wikira (2016 film)
