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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Rainbowman (レインボーマン, Reinbōman) is the elemental-powered superhero form assumed by Takeshi Yamato (ヤマト・タケシ, Yamato Takeshi) in the 1972 Toho tokusatsu series, Warrior of Love Rainbowman and its 1982-83 anime adaptation of the same name by Tsuchida Productions. He is the main protagonist of both series, in which he gains the ability to transform into Rainbowman from the Indian yogi Deva Datta, the previous holder of Rainbowman's power, to battle the Die-Die Gang. In the 1982 series, he can share his power with the giant mecha Rainbow Seven to defend Earth from alien invaders led by Emperor Dongolos. |
