"A Destined Encounter"

Warrior of Love Rainbowman episodes
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"A Destined Encounter" Series Warrior of Love Rainbowman Episode # 1 Directed by Yu Hazama, Nobuhiro Okaseko Air date October 10, 1982

"A Destined Encounter" (宿命の出会い,   Shukumei no deai) is the first episode of the Warrior of Love Rainbowman animated series. It is currently considered lost media, and is not known to be recorded or available to view. Despite this, some frames are preserved through flashbacks and recaps in later episodes.

Plot

After wrestling champion Takeshi Yamato is attacked by a mutant Deathnoid, he travels to find the mystic yogi Deva Datta. At some point on his travels, he spots the suspicious Fairie Rosé in human disguise. While searching for the man, he is shot down by members of the Die Die Gang, but is healed by the mystic Deva Datta, who begins to train him as an apprentice.

Cast

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

• Yu Mizushima   as   Takeshi Yamato
• Reiko Muto   as   Akiko Yamato
• Hiroko Nomura   as   Jun Yamato
• Hiromi Tsuru   as   Yoko Omiya
• Kazuhiko Kishino   as   Dr. Omiya
• Ken Yamaguchi   as   Gota Yamada
• Asami Mukaidono   as   Shosuke Yamada
• Takeshi Kuwabara   as   Mr. K
• Kazue Komiya   as   Fairie Rosé
• Shozo Izuka   as   Emperor Dongolos
• Koichi Chiba   as   Deva Datta
• Noriaki Wakamoto   as   narrator

Appearances

Characters Rainbowman/Takeshi Yamato Deva Datta Fairie Rosé Monsters Deathnoid Weapons, vehicles, races Die Die Gang Gallery A Deathnoid attacking Takeshi in episode 3's recap A book featuring Deva Datta in episode 3's recap Takeshi shot by the Die Die Gang in the episode 3 recap Deva Datta healing Takeshi's wounds Fairie Rosé in human disguise, remembered by Takeshi in episode 4

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