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|type          =[[:Category:Ultra Star God Series|''Ultra Star God Series'']]
|name          =''The Gransazers''
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|header        ={{Toho}} {{Series}}
|image          =Gransazer.jpg
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|caption        =Japanese title screen for The Gransazers
|caption        =Japanese title screen for The Gransazers
|dt            =''The Gransazers'' (2003-2004)
|dt            =''The Gransazers'' (2003-2004)
|name          =''The Gransazers''
|name          =''The Gransazers''
|distributor    =[[Toho]]
|funded        =[[wikipedia:TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]], Yomiko Advertising, Toho
|genre          =[[Tokusatsu]]
|produced      =[[wikipedia:General Entertainment|General Entertainment]],<br>Dream Planet Japan
|genre          =[[Tokusatsu]], action, drama, sci-fi
|aired          =October 4, [[2003]] -<br>September 25, [[2004]]
|aired          =October 4, [[2003]] -<br>September 25, [[2004]]
|channel        =TV Tokyo
|channel        =TV Tokyo
|episodes      =51{{tt|*|53 including specials}}
|episodes      =51{{tt|*|54 including three specials}}
}}
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'''''The Gransazers''''' {{Nihongo|超星神グランセイザー|Chōseishin Guranseizā|lit. ''Super Star God Gransazer''}} is a Japanese [[tokusatsu]] [[kaiju]] [[:Category:Television Series|show]] produced by [[Toho]], and the first installment in the ''[[:Category:Super Star God Series|Super Star God]]'' trilogy. It aired from October 10, [[2003]] to September 25, [[2004]].
'''''The Gransazers''''' {{Nihongo|超星神グランセイザー|Chōseishin Guranseizā|lit. ''Ultra Star God Gransazer''}} is a [[Japan]]ese [[tokusatsu]] drama [[:Category:Television Series|series]] funded by [[wikipedia:TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]], Yomiko Advertising, and [[Toho]] and produced by [[wikipedia:General Entertainment|General Entertainment]], with special effects produced by Dream Planet Japan. The series was primarily directed by [[Hirochika Muraishi]], who also helmed Toho and TV Tokyo's previous collaborations ''[[Cyber Cop]]'' and ''[[Guyferd (series)|Guyferd]]''. Other directors include ''[[Godzilla 2000: Millennium]]'' and ''[[Godzilla vs. Megaguirus]]'' special effects director [[Kenji Suzuki]] and ''[[Rebirth of Mothra 2]]'' director [[Kunio Miyoshi]]. Toshimichi Okawa is the series' lead writer, and its special effects were directed by [[Koichi Kawakita]]. It aired weekly from October 10, [[2003]] to September 25, [[2004]] and kicked off the ''[[:Category:Ultra Star God Series|Ultra Star God]]'' multimedia franchise, which continued with ''[[The Justirisers]]'' in 2004.
 
The series stars a team of 12 colorful superheroes, known collectively as the Gransazers, who each possess a different animal motif and are aligned with a different constellation of the zodiac. They are divided into four elemental tribes of three members—the Fire Tribe, Wind Tribe, Earth Tribe, and Water Tribe—each of which possesses its own giant robot called an Ultra Star God. Developed by an advanced ancient civilization who were annihilated by extraterrestrial invaders, the power of the Gransazers is reawakened in a group of young adults in the 21st century. The tribes must learn to overcome their differences while fending off the renewed attacks of the very alien alliance which threatened their home millennia ago. The show is split into four "cours", or parts, each of which focus on a different variety of aliens.
{{TOC}}
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==Plot==
==Plot==
Some 400,000,000 years after an advanced human civilization was destroyed by an alliance of planetary conquerers known as Warp Monarch, 12 direct descendants of the civilization's warriors (called Sazers) awaken their powers and join forces with the other members of one of their ancestors' four tribes: Flame, Wind, Earth and Water. Each Sazer is based on a Zodiac sign represented in an animal totem or spirit representation. At first, they wage war on each other, but after learning the truth of their ancestry and their reason for awakening, the Gransazer tribes unite to protect Earth from Warp Monarch and prevent all life on the planet from being extinguished once again.
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To be added.
==Episodes==
==Episodes==
#"Awaken! The Warrior of the Stars"
Title translations adapted from the show's international English dub.
#"Activate! Dolcross"
{| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" style="text-align:center"
#"Assemble! The Flame Tribe"
! {{tt|No.|Number}} !! Title !! Director !! Writer !! data-sort-type=date| Air date
#"Death! The Warrior of the Earth"
|-
#"Burn! The Policeman's Soul"
! colspan="5" data-sort-value="1"| Part 1
#"Clash! Wind, Fire and Earth"
|-
#"Run! To Save A Life"
| 1
#"Descent! The Heavenly Dragon"
| "[[Awaken! Star Warrior]]"
#"Tremble With Fear! Karin's True Form"
| rowspan="2"| [[Hirochika Muraishi]]
#"Invasion! Akelon's Trap"
| Toshimichi Okawa
#"All Together! The 9 Sazers"
| 10/04/[[2003]]
#"Climatic Battle! The Ultra Star Gods vs. the Giant Star Beast"
|-
#"Attack! The Impactors"
| 2
#"Awaken! The Water Warriors"
| "[[Move! Dorcrus]]"
#"Rise! The Ultra Star God of the Water"
| Hideki Sonoda
#"Emergency! Commander Logia"
| 10/11/2003
#"Crisis! The Mankind Extermination Plan"
|-
#"The Strongest Enemy! Guntras"
| 3
#"Sortie! Guncaesar"
| "[[The Formation of the Fire Tribe]]"
#"Fierce Fighting! Battle Ladies"
| rowspan="2"| [[Kenji Suzuki]]
#"It's Coming! Earth's Final Day"
| Kenji Konuta
#"Look! The Fusion Ultra Star God"
| 10/18/2003
#"Revenge! Logia's Challenge"
|-
#"Menace! DaiLogian"
| 4
#"Secret Maneuver! A New Enemy"
| "[[The Earth's Warrior]]"
#"Different Dimension Prisoners"
| Hiroshi Ishii
#"Get Mad! The Flaming Certain-Death Swords"
| 10/25/2003
#"The Beautiful Fugitive"
|-
#"Mobilize! Type-05 GS Assist Robot"
| 5
#"Velsou Runs Wild!"
| "[[The Burning Police Spirit]]"
#"The Princess Endangered!"
| rowspan="2"| Hirochika Muraishi
#"The Astronaut's Nightmare"
| rowspan="2"| Toshimichi Okawa
#"The Vengeful Demon, Logia Again"
| 11/01/2003
#"Defeat DaiLogian!"
|-
#"Dancing Dream"
| 6
#"Farewell Partner!"
| "[[Fight! Wind, Fire and Earth]]"
#"The Dolphins' Day"
| 11/08/2003
#"The Visitor from Ancient Times"
|-
#"Project Omega"
| 7
#"Revenge! Jet Black Soldier"
| "[[Run! To Save a Life]]"
#"Showdown!"
| rowspan="2"| Kenji Suzuki
#"Rebirth! The Ancient Life"
| Hideki Sonoda
#"Executioner Bosquito"
| 11/15/2003
#"Unraveled! The Enigmatic Ancient War"
|-
#"Bosquito's Final Battle"
| 8
#"The Beginning of the End"
| "[[Descend! Dragon from the Sky]]"
#"The Destruction's Prelude"
| Kenji Konuta
#"The Dragon's Memory, The Sacred Purpose"
| 11/22/2003
#"The Cosmic Alliance Army Begins Its Advance!"
|-
#"Tenma Dies!"
| 9
#"The Day of Resurrection"
| "[[Tremble! Karin's Real Shape]]"
#"Official Super Technique Video"
| rowspan="2"| Hirochika Muraishi
#"Fight! Super Star God's Decisive Battle in Tokyo"
| rowspan="3"| Toshimichi Okawa
 
| 11/29/2003
|-
| 10
| "[[Achelon Captures the Earth]]"
| 12/06/2003
|-
| 11
| "[[The Nine Sazers Finally Unite]]"
| rowspan="2"| Kenji Suzuki
| 12/13/2003
|-
| 12
| "[[Ultra Star Gods vs. the Achelon Star Beast]]"
| Kenji Konuta
| 12/20/2003
|-
! colspan="5" data-sort-value="1"| Part 2
|-
| 13
| "[[The Impactor Attacks]]"
| rowspan="4"| Hirochika Muraishi
| rowspan="3"| Toshimichi Okawa
| 12/27/2003
|-
| 14
| "[[Awaken! Water Warrior]]"
| 01/10/[[2004]]
|-
| 15
| "[[Arise! Ultra Star God of Water]]"
| 01/17/2004
|-
| 16
| "[[Emergency! Commander Logia]]"
| Hiroshi Ishii
| 01/24/2004
|-
| 17
| "[[Crisis! The Plan to Exterminate Humanity]]"
| rowspan="2"| Kenji Suzuki
| rowspan="2"| Hideki Sonoda
| 01/31/2004
|-
| 18
| "[[The Ultimate Enemy! Guntras]]"
| 02/07/2004
|-
| 19
| "[[Go! Guncaeser]]"
| rowspan="2"| [[Kunio Miyoshi]]
| rowspan="2"| Kazuhiro Inaba
| 02/14/2004
|-
| 20
| "[[Prepare for the Big Battle]]"
| 02/21/2004
|-
| 21
| "[[The End of the World is Coming!]]"
| rowspan="2"| Tsutomu Kashima
| rowspan="2"| Kenji Konuta
| 02/28/2004
|-
| 22
| "[[The Unification of the Ultra Star Gods]]"
| 03/06/2004
|-
| 23
| "[[Logia's Revenge]]"
| rowspan="2"| Hirochika Muraishi
| rowspan="2"| Hiroshi Ishii
| 03/13/2004
|-
| 24
| "[[Menace! Dailogian]]"
| 03/20/2004
|-
! colspan="5" data-sort-value="1"| Part 3
|-
| 25
| "[[Mastermind! The Brand-New Enemy]]"
| Hirochika Muraishi
| Hiroshi Ishii
| 03/27/2004
|-
| 26
| "[[The Prisoner of Ijigen]]"
| rowspan="2"| Kenji Suzuki
| rowspan="2"| Kazuhiro Inaba
| 04/03/2004
|-
| 27
| "[[Burn in Fury, Burning Swords!]]"
| 04/10/2004
|-
| 28
| "[[The Pretty Fugitive]]"
| rowspan="2"| Hirochika Muraishi
| rowspan="2"| Kenji Konuta
| 04/17/2004
|-
| 29
| "[[Go! Type-05 GS Assist Robot!]]"
| 04/24/2004
|-
| 30
| "[[Velsou Strikes!]]"
| Kunio Miyoshi
| Toshimichi Okawa
| 05/01/2004
|-
| 31
| "[[Pompous Princess in Danger!]]"
| rowspan="2"| Kenji Suzuki
| Kazuhiro Inaba
| 05/08/2004
|-
| 32
| "[[Nightmare on the Spaceship]]"
| Toshimichi Okawa
| 05/15/2004
|-
| 33
| "[[Demon of Revenge, Logia Returns]]"
| rowspan="2"| Tsutomu Kashima
| rowspan="3"| Kazuhiro Inaba
| 05/22/2004
|-
| 34
| "[[Defeat Him, Dailogian]]"
| 05/29/2004
|-
| 35
| "[[Dancing Dream]]"
| Kunio Miyoshi
| 06/05/2004
|-
| 36
| "[[Farewell, Partner!]]"
| rowspan="2"| Hirochika Muraishi
| Shuji Kawata
| 06/12/2004
|-
| 37
| "[[Day of the Dolphin]]"
| Tsutomu Kamishiro
| 06/19/2004
|-
| 38
| "[[Visitor from the Ancient Times]]"
| rowspan="2"| Kenji Suzuki
| rowspan="2"| Rima Nozoe
| 06/26/2004
|-
| 39
| "[[Project Omega]]"
| 07/03/2004
|-
| 40
| "[[Counterattack! Jet-Black Soldier]]"
| rowspan="2"| Teruyoshi Ishii
| rowspan="2"| Kazuhiro Inaba
| 07/10/2004
|-
| 41
| "[[Showdown!]]"
| 07/17/2004
|-
! colspan="5" data-sort-value="1"| Part 4
|-
| 42
| "[[Revive! Ancient Life Form]]"
| rowspan="2"| Hirochika Muraishi
| rowspan="2"| Hideki Sonoda
| 07/24/2004
|-
| 43
| "[[Boscheat the Destroyer]]"
| 07/31/2004
|-
| 44
| "[[Unraveled! Mystery of the Ancient War]]"
| rowspan="2"| Kenji Suzuki
| rowspan="2"| Rima Nozoe
| 08/07/2004
|-
| 45
| "[[Final Battle Against Boscheat]]"
| 08/14/2004
|-
| 46
| "[[Beginning of the End]]"
| Toshiharu Ikeda
| rowspan="2"| Tsutomu Kamishiro
| 08/21/2004
|-
| 47
| "[[Prelude to Destruction]]"
| rowspan="2"| Tsutomu Kashima
| 08/28/2004
|-
| 48
| "[[The Dragon's Memory, Heaven's Will]]"
| Shuji Kawata
| 09/04/2004
|-
| 49
| "[[The Space Alliance's Army Advances!]]"
| rowspan="3"| Hirochika Muraishi
| rowspan="2"| Kazuhiro Inaba
| 09/11/2004
|-
| 50
| "[[Tenma's Death!]]"
| 09/18/2004
|-
| 51
| "[[Day of Resurrection]]"
| Toshimichi Okawa
| 09/25/2004
|}
==Staff==
{{Staffs
|Directed by=[[Hirochika Muraishi]], [[Kenji Suzuki]], [[Kunio Miyoshi]], Tsutomu Kashima, Teruyoshi Ishii, Toshiharu Ikeda
|Written by=Toshimichi Okawa, Hideki Sonoda, Kenji Konuta, Hiroshi Ishii, Kazuhiro Inaba, Shuji Kawata, Tsutomu Kamishiro, Rima Nozoe
|Organized by|Masamichi Fujiwara, Kazuhisa Yanagita, Katsufumi Miyazaki
|Produced by|Norio Yamakawa, Yoshiya Futamura, Nobuhiko Ishii
|Music by|Yasuharu Takana
*Opening theme "[[Life Goes On]]"
|*Written and performed by|U-ya Asaoka
|*Composed by|Eddy Blues
|*Arranged by|Koichi Sawazaki
*Ending theme "[[Take You Away]]"
|*Performed by|Asami Abe
|*Written by|326
|*Composed by|Kyohei Tsutsumi
|*Arranged by|Yoshimasa Inoue
|Cinematography by|Takehiro Kuramochi
|Edited by|Masayuki Horiguchi
|Production design by|Masato Inatsuki
|First assistant directors|Yoshiaki Kondo, Mikihiro Honda
|Director of special effects|[[Koichi Kawakita]]
|First assistant director of special effects|[[Hiromasa Mitsudome]]
}}
==Cast==
{{Notice|For minor roles and monster suit actors, see the cast sections on their respective episode pages.}}
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{{Cast
|Ryo Segawa|[[Sazer Tarious|Tenma Kudo]] / [[Sazer Tarious]] (voice)
|[[Asuka Shimizu]]|[[Sazer Mithras|Mika Shido]] / [[Sazer Mithras]] (voice)
|Kohei Takeda|[[Sazer Lion|Ken Shido]] / [[Sazer Lion]] (voice)
|Hideaki Serizawa|Dr. [[Sazer Remls|Akira Dentsuin]] / [[Sazer Remls]] (voice)
|Maya Hoshino|[[Sazer Velsou|Ryoko Amemiya]] / [[Sazer Velsou]] (voice)
|[[Ren Matsuzawa]]|[[Sazer Dail|Jin Hakariya]] / [[Sazer Dail]] (voice)
|Tomohide Takahara|[[Sazer Tawlon|Naoto Matsuzaka]] / [[Sazer Tawlon]] (voice)
|Sayaka Isoyama|[[Sazer Visuel|Ran Saotome]] / [[Sazer Visuel]] (voice)
|Soji Masaki|[[Sazer Tragos|Go Kamiya]] / [[Sazer Tragos]] (voice)
|Hideki Okada|[[Sazer Gorbion|Makoto Sorimachi]] / [[Sazer Gorbion]] (voice)
|Kumiko Ito|[[Sazer Pisces|Ai Uozumi]] / [[Sazer Pisces]] (voice)
|Takuma Sugawara|[[Sazer Gans|Tappei Mikami]] / [[Sazer Gans]] (voice)
|Mika Chiba|Professor [[Karin Saeki]] / [[Karin Saeki|Achelon]] (voice)
|Shinnosuke Abe|[[Impactor Logia|Shuichi Hoshiyama]] / [[Impactor Logia]]
|Kim Ji-soon|[[Impactor Lucia]] (as Chisun)
|Ryuki Kitaoka|[[Impactor Radia]] (as Hisataka Kitaoka)
|[[Shoichiro Akaboshi]]|Professor [[Ichiro Horiguchi]]
|Shunsaku Kudo|[[Atsushi Misonogi]]
|Masayuki Yui|Professor [[Masaki Wakui]]
|Tomonori Yoshida|[[Soichiro Okita]]
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|Takashi Taniguchi|[[Belzeus]] (voice)
|Ryuta Izumi|[[Algoul]] (voice)
|Jin Yamanoi|[[Gogian]] (voice)
|Satoshi Haga|[[Boscheat]] (voice)
|Hiromi Shinjo|[[Sazer Tarious]] / [[Boscheat]]
|Misako Nagashima|[[Sazer Mithras]]
|Koji Shirahama|[[Sazer Lion]] / [[Guncaeser]] / [[Youhi]]
|[[Wataru Fukuda]]|[[Sazer Remls]] / [[Impactor Logia|Logia X]]
|Emiko Saito|[[Sazer Velsou]] / [[Impactor Lucia|Lucia X]]
|Yuji Kitahara|[[Sazer Dail]]
|Daisuke Terai|[[Sazer Tawlon]]
|Sakiko Akiyoshi|[[Sazer Visuel]]
|Kazuhiko Tai|[[Sazer Tragos]] / [[Impactor Radia|Radia X]] / [[Boscheat]]
|Hiroyuki Matsusue|[[Sazer Gorbion]]
|Ami Sakai|[[Sazer Pisces]]
|Hideyoshi Iwata|[[Sazer Gans]]
|Koichi Kakuta|[[Garuda (Ultra Star God)|Garuda]] / [[Guntras|Daisazer]] / [[Mass Production Model Garuda]] (uncredited)
|Seisuke Ida, Naoki Ogura|[[Dorcrus]]
|Kanoichi Shiga|[[Guncaeser]] / [[Leviathan (mecha)|Leviathan]]
|Nobuhiko Tanabe|[[Guntras]] / [[Dailogian]]
|Soichiro Tanaka, Yu Motomura, Daisuke Kirii|narrators
}}{{col-end}}
==Appearances==
==Appearances==
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===Characters===
===Gransazers===
*[[Flame Tribe]]
*[[Fire Tribe]]
**[[Sazer Tarious]]
**[[Sazer Tarious]]
**[[Sazer Mithras]]
**[[Sazer Mithras]]
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**[[Sazer Pisces]]
**[[Sazer Pisces]]
**[[Sazer Gans]]
**[[Sazer Gans]]
*[[Professor Horiguchi]]
===Monsters and races===
*[[Atsushi Misonogi]]
*[[Masaki Wakui]]
*[[Soichiro Okita]]
*[[Asami Yoshioka]]
===Mechas, monsters and races===
*Super Star Gods
**[[Garuda (Super Star God)|Garuda]]
**[[Dolcross]]
**[[Guncaesar]]
**[[Leviathan (Mecha)|Leviathan]]
*[[Cloud Dragon]]
*[[Guntras]]
**[[DaiSazer]]
*[[Type-05 G2 Assist Robot Yuuhi]]
*[[Mass Production Model Garuda]]
*[[Achelon]]s
*[[Achelon]]s
**[[Karin Saeki]]
**[[Karin Saeki]]
**[[Achelon Giant Star Beast]]
***[[Karin Saeki|Achelon Star Beast]]
**[[Clo-Achelon]]
**[[Clone Achelon]]s
**[[Clo-Achelon Giant Star Beast]]
***[[Clone Achelon|Specimen Alpha]]
**[[Ruby|Achelon Ruby]]
***[[Clone Achelon|Specimen Beta]]
****[[Clone Achelon|Clone Achelon Star Beast]]
**[[Ruby]]
*[[Impactor]]s
*[[Impactor]]s
**[[Impactor-Radia]]
**[[Impactor Radia]]
**[[Impactor-Lucia]]
**[[Impactor Lucia]]
**[[Impactor-Logia]]
**[[Impactor Logia]]
**[[Impactor Superior]]
**[[Impactor Superior]]
*[[DaiLogian]]
*[[Gigfighter]]s
*[[Gig-Fighter]]s
*[[Stiuks|Sheorlean Stiuks]]
*Stone Aliens
*[[Bislian]]s
**[[Ramon|Stone Alien Ramon]]
**[[Asami Yoshioka]]
**[[Judd|Stone Alien Judd]]
*Stoneans
*Garba Aliens
**[[Jado]]
**[[Belzeus|Garba Alien Belzeus]]
**[[Ramon]]
**[[Brighton|Garba Alien Brighton]]
*[[Killerdian]]
**[[Algol|Garba Alien Algol]]
**[[Gorgion|Garba Alien Gorgion]]
*[[Bosquito]]
**[[Huge Bosquito]]
*[[Sturcus|Shuor Alien Sturcus]]
*[[Bisil Alien]]
*[[Kilard Alien]]
*[[Fedora]]
*[[Fedora]]
*[[Gadaru Alien]]
*[[Gadoulean]]
*[[Kriminel Alien]]
*[[Kliminelean]]
*[[Freed|Ajante Alien Freed]]
*[[Freed|Ajantean Freed]]
*[[Gorfin Alien]]
*[[Golfinian]]
*[[Omega]]
*[[Omega]]
**[[Huge Omega]]
**[[Omega|Giant Omega]]
*[[Luka|Marius Alien Luka]]
*[[Boscheat|Boscheat the Destroyer]]
**[[Boscheat|Giant Boscheat]]
*[[Luka|Mariusian Luka]]
*Glubanians
**[[Belzeus]]
**[[Brighton]]
**[[Algoul]]
**[[Gogian]]
*[[Troius]]
*[[Troius]]
*[[Cabyron]]
*[[Cableon]]
*[[Will of the Universe]]
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===Weapons, vehicles and organizations===
===Weapons and vehicles===
*[[Wouf Manafe]]
*Ultra Star Gods
**[[Guntras|Daisazer]]
***[[Garuda (Ultra Star God)|Garuda]]
***[[Dorcrus]]
***[[Guncaeser]]
***[[Leviathan (mecha)|Leviathan]]
***[[Guntras]]
**[[Mass Production Model Garuda]]s
*[[Cloud Dragon]]
*[[Dailogian]]
*[[Youhi|Type-05 GS Assist Robot Youhi]]
*[[Type-05 GS Assist Tank Asahi]]
*Type-05 Personal Youhi Transport Aircraft Ryusei
*[[Gran-Vehicles]]
**Flame Tribers
**Wind Tribers
**Earth Tribers
**Aqua Tribers
*[[Maser Cannon|Maser Interceptor]]
*[[Maser Cannon|Maser Interceptor]]
*[[Main-Force Starfighter]]
*[[Main-Force Starfighter]]
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*[[Type 90 Tank]]
*[[Type 90 Tank]]
*[[AH-1S Helicopter]]
*[[AH-1S Helicopter]]
*[[Type-05 GS Assist Tank Asahi]]
*Guntroller
*Granvehicles
*Wave Catcher
**FlameDriver
*Crystal Slab
**WindDriver
*[[Knuckle-Riser]]s
**EarthDriver
*[[Archanis]]
**AquaDriver
*Gig Capsules
*Falcon Bow
*Swan Sectors
*Double Crescents
*Iron Gale
*Sel Crosses
*Axe Taggers
*Bull Cannons
*Ready Claws
*Spiral Horn
*Blast Saw
*Aqua Blitz
*Kal Nikos
*Horo-Sniper
*V-Sword
*Mega Axe
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==Foreign releases==
[[File:Gransazers Cartoon Network India promo.jpg|right|200px|thumb|An advertisement for ''The Gransazers''{{'}} television run in India]]
An English-language dub of the series was recorded under the name ''Ultra Star God Gransazer'', possibly commissioned by Toho. It aired on television in English-speaking territories of Asia as ''The Gransazers''; this is known to have included Singapore's Kids Central<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQuEUhOK3zk|title=Kids Central Men in Tights (Gransazers/Masked Rider/Power Rangers) Promo|author=Guy27anime|date=26 November 2017|work=YouTube}}</ref> in early 2005, and the Toonami block on India's Cartoon Network beginning in November of 2006.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.indiantelevision.com/television/broadcasting/tv-channels/kids/cartoon-network-to-host-toonami-game-on-video-gaming|title=Cartoon Network to host 'Toonami: Game On, Video Gaming Championship'; re-freshed Toonami block starts 6 November|date=2 November 2006|work=Indian Television|accessdate=26 January 2022}}</ref> The full dub was released on VCD by Singaporean company Poh Kim.
Several inconsistencies and alterations to the Japanese version's script are present in the dub, as well as the subtitles on the VCDs. Examples include:
*The time period during which the Earth was inhabited by an advanced civilization is changed from hundreds of millions of years ago to billions of years ago.
*Despite marketing for the show's Indian release calling them Super Star Gods, the Gransazers' mechas are referred to as Ultra Star Gods throughout the dub. The subtitles occasionally call them Chou Seishin.
*The Wind Tribe's Ultra Star God is inconsistently pronounced "Dolcross" and "Dorcruz." The VCD subtitles vary between Dolcross, Dorcruz, Docrus, Dorcous, and Dorcrus.
*The Earth Tribe's Ultra Star God is written by the subtitles as "Gun Caesar," "Gunshisa," "Guncaesar" or "Guncaeser."
*Impactor Logia's mecha, called Dailogian in the original Japanese, is pronounced "Dailogia." The subtitles, nonetheless, write it Dailogian.
*Despite the dub consistently using the name Fire Tribe, "Flame Tribe" is occasionally written by the subtitles.
*Karin Saeki's species are consistently called "Akerons." However, the subtitles vary between Akerons, Achelons, and Achelonese.
*All of the show's alien species (sans the Achelons) are translated with an "-ean" or "-ian" ending, similar to a nationality. For example, クリミネル星人 (Alien Kliminel) is translated as "Kliminelean."
*The pronunciation of the main antagonist organization's name varies between "Warf Manauf," "Wouf Manauf," and "Uofu Manafu." The subtitles variously write it Warf Manarf, Uofu Manafu, Gofumanafu, and Wouf Manafe.
*The name of the fodder henchmen used by Wouf Manafe varies between Gig Fighter, Gig-Fighter, and Gigfighter in the subtitles.
*Impactor Lucia's name is spelled "Rusia" by the subtitles upon her first appearance, but is changed to Lucia in later episodes. The dub consistently pronounces it like "Luchia."
*The series' final antagonist, whose original name ボスキート (''Bosukīto'') is homophonous with the Japanese rendering of 'mosquito,' is called "Boscheat" with a 'ch' sound.
*A line in episode 13 referring to Ultra Star God Leviathan as a "metallic whale" {{Nihongo|金属製のクジラ|kinzokuesei no kujira}} is changed to say "a golden [[Godzilla]]." This was most likely caused by confusion over the Japanese word for metallic, which contains the kanji for "gold" {{Nihongo|金|kin}}, and a mishearing of ''kujira'' ("whale") as ''Gojira''. The line is especially peculiar in context due to Leviathan being blue, not gold, and its lack of resemblance to Godzilla.
==Video releases==
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'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 1]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Three promotional videos.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 1-3. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 2]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Interview with Kenji Suzuki, Sayaka Isoyama, and Soji Masaki.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 4-7. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 3]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Interview with Asuka Shimizu, Kohei Takeda, and Maya Hoshino.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 8-11. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 4]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Collection of bumpers, four textless openings, and collection of textless sponsor messages.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 12-15. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 5]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Interview with Hirochika Muraishi, Chisun, and Ryo Segawa.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 16-19. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 6]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Interview with Hideki Okada, Kumiko Ito, and Shinnosuke Abe.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 20-23. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 7]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Interview with Hideaki Serizawa, Tomohide Nakahara, and Koichi Kawakita.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 24-27. Reissued in 2021.
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'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 8]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Behind-the-scenes TV special.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 28-31. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 9]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' TV special.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 32-35. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 10]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Interview with Takuma Sugawara, Ren Matsuzawa, and [[Shoichiro Akaboshi]].
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 36-39. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 11]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Collections of bumpers, textless sponsor messages, and TV spots.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 40-43. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 12]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Two direct-to-video specials.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 44-47. Reissued in 2021.
'''Toho''' DVD (2004) [Volume 13]
*'''Region:''' 2
*'''Discs:''' 1
*'''Audio:''' Japanese
*'''Special features:''' Making-of special.
*'''Notes:''' Contains episodes 48-51. Reissued in 2021.
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The Gransazers
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Air date October 4, 2003 -
September 25, 2004
Funded by TV Tokyo, Yomiko Advertising, Toho
Production company General Entertainment,
Dream Planet Japan
Channel(s) TV Tokyo
Genre(s) Tokusatsu, action, drama, sci-fi
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The Gransazers (超星神グランセイザー,   Chōseishin Guranseizā, lit. Ultra Star God Gransazer) is a Japanese tokusatsu drama series funded by TV Tokyo, Yomiko Advertising, and Toho and produced by General Entertainment, with special effects produced by Dream Planet Japan. The series was primarily directed by Hirochika Muraishi, who also helmed Toho and TV Tokyo's previous collaborations Cyber Cop and Guyferd. Other directors include Godzilla 2000: Millennium and Godzilla vs. Megaguirus special effects director Kenji Suzuki and Rebirth of Mothra 2 director Kunio Miyoshi. Toshimichi Okawa is the series' lead writer, and its special effects were directed by Koichi Kawakita. It aired weekly from October 10, 2003 to September 25, 2004 and kicked off the Ultra Star God multimedia franchise, which continued with The Justirisers in 2004.

The series stars a team of 12 colorful superheroes, known collectively as the Gransazers, who each possess a different animal motif and are aligned with a different constellation of the zodiac. They are divided into four elemental tribes of three members—the Fire Tribe, Wind Tribe, Earth Tribe, and Water Tribe—each of which possesses its own giant robot called an Ultra Star God. Developed by an advanced ancient civilization who were annihilated by extraterrestrial invaders, the power of the Gransazers is reawakened in a group of young adults in the 21st century. The tribes must learn to overcome their differences while fending off the renewed attacks of the very alien alliance which threatened their home millennia ago. The show is split into four "cours", or parts, each of which focus on a different variety of aliens.

Plot

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Episodes

Title translations adapted from the show's international English dub.

No. Title Director Writer Air date
Part 1
1 "Awaken! Star Warrior" Hirochika Muraishi Toshimichi Okawa 10/04/2003
2 "Move! Dorcrus" Hideki Sonoda 10/11/2003
3 "The Formation of the Fire Tribe" Kenji Suzuki Kenji Konuta 10/18/2003
4 "The Earth's Warrior" Hiroshi Ishii 10/25/2003
5 "The Burning Police Spirit" Hirochika Muraishi Toshimichi Okawa 11/01/2003
6 "Fight! Wind, Fire and Earth" 11/08/2003
7 "Run! To Save a Life" Kenji Suzuki Hideki Sonoda 11/15/2003
8 "Descend! Dragon from the Sky" Kenji Konuta 11/22/2003
9 "Tremble! Karin's Real Shape" Hirochika Muraishi Toshimichi Okawa 11/29/2003
10 "Achelon Captures the Earth" 12/06/2003
11 "The Nine Sazers Finally Unite" Kenji Suzuki 12/13/2003
12 "Ultra Star Gods vs. the Achelon Star Beast" Kenji Konuta 12/20/2003
Part 2
13 "The Impactor Attacks" Hirochika Muraishi Toshimichi Okawa 12/27/2003
14 "Awaken! Water Warrior" 01/10/2004
15 "Arise! Ultra Star God of Water" 01/17/2004
16 "Emergency! Commander Logia" Hiroshi Ishii 01/24/2004
17 "Crisis! The Plan to Exterminate Humanity" Kenji Suzuki Hideki Sonoda 01/31/2004
18 "The Ultimate Enemy! Guntras" 02/07/2004
19 "Go! Guncaeser" Kunio Miyoshi Kazuhiro Inaba 02/14/2004
20 "Prepare for the Big Battle" 02/21/2004
21 "The End of the World is Coming!" Tsutomu Kashima Kenji Konuta 02/28/2004
22 "The Unification of the Ultra Star Gods" 03/06/2004
23 "Logia's Revenge" Hirochika Muraishi Hiroshi Ishii 03/13/2004
24 "Menace! Dailogian" 03/20/2004
Part 3
25 "Mastermind! The Brand-New Enemy" Hirochika Muraishi Hiroshi Ishii 03/27/2004
26 "The Prisoner of Ijigen" Kenji Suzuki Kazuhiro Inaba 04/03/2004
27 "Burn in Fury, Burning Swords!" 04/10/2004
28 "The Pretty Fugitive" Hirochika Muraishi Kenji Konuta 04/17/2004
29 "Go! Type-05 GS Assist Robot!" 04/24/2004
30 "Velsou Strikes!" Kunio Miyoshi Toshimichi Okawa 05/01/2004
31 "Pompous Princess in Danger!" Kenji Suzuki Kazuhiro Inaba 05/08/2004
32 "Nightmare on the Spaceship" Toshimichi Okawa 05/15/2004
33 "Demon of Revenge, Logia Returns" Tsutomu Kashima Kazuhiro Inaba 05/22/2004
34 "Defeat Him, Dailogian" 05/29/2004
35 "Dancing Dream" Kunio Miyoshi 06/05/2004
36 "Farewell, Partner!" Hirochika Muraishi Shuji Kawata 06/12/2004
37 "Day of the Dolphin" Tsutomu Kamishiro 06/19/2004
38 "Visitor from the Ancient Times" Kenji Suzuki Rima Nozoe 06/26/2004
39 "Project Omega" 07/03/2004
40 "Counterattack! Jet-Black Soldier" Teruyoshi Ishii Kazuhiro Inaba 07/10/2004
41 "Showdown!" 07/17/2004
Part 4
42 "Revive! Ancient Life Form" Hirochika Muraishi Hideki Sonoda 07/24/2004
43 "Boscheat the Destroyer" 07/31/2004
44 "Unraveled! Mystery of the Ancient War" Kenji Suzuki Rima Nozoe 08/07/2004
45 "Final Battle Against Boscheat" 08/14/2004
46 "Beginning of the End" Toshiharu Ikeda Tsutomu Kamishiro 08/21/2004
47 "Prelude to Destruction" Tsutomu Kashima 08/28/2004
48 "The Dragon's Memory, Heaven's Will" Shuji Kawata 09/04/2004
49 "The Space Alliance's Army Advances!" Hirochika Muraishi Kazuhiro Inaba 09/11/2004
50 "Tenma's Death!" 09/18/2004
51 "Day of Resurrection" Toshimichi Okawa 09/25/2004

Staff

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

  • Directed by   Hirochika Muraishi, Kenji Suzuki, Kunio Miyoshi, Tsutomu Kashima, Teruyoshi Ishii, Toshiharu Ikeda
  • Written by   Toshimichi Okawa, Hideki Sonoda, Kenji Konuta, Hiroshi Ishii, Kazuhiro Inaba, Shuji Kawata, Tsutomu Kamishiro, Rima Nozoe
  • Organized by   Masamichi Fujiwara, Kazuhisa Yanagita, Katsufumi Miyazaki
  • Produced by   Norio Yamakawa, Yoshiya Futamura, Nobuhiko Ishii
  • Music by   Yasuharu Takana
  • Opening theme "Life Goes On"
    • Written and performed by   U-ya Asaoka
    • Composed by   Eddy Blues
    • Arranged by   Koichi Sawazaki
  • Ending theme "Take You Away"
    • Performed by   Asami Abe
    • Written by   326
    • Composed by   Kyohei Tsutsumi
    • Arranged by   Yoshimasa Inoue
  • Cinematography by   Takehiro Kuramochi
  • Edited by   Masayuki Horiguchi
  • Production design by   Masato Inatsuki
  • First assistant directors   Yoshiaki Kondo, Mikihiro Honda
  • Director of special effects   Koichi Kawakita
  • First assistant director of special effects   Hiromasa Mitsudome

Cast

For minor roles and monster suit actors, see the cast sections on their respective episode pages.

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

Appearances

Gransazers

Monsters and races

Weapons, vehicles and organizations

Foreign releases

An advertisement for The Gransazers' television run in India

An English-language dub of the series was recorded under the name Ultra Star God Gransazer, possibly commissioned by Toho. It aired on television in English-speaking territories of Asia as The Gransazers; this is known to have included Singapore's Kids Central[1] in early 2005, and the Toonami block on India's Cartoon Network beginning in November of 2006.[2] The full dub was released on VCD by Singaporean company Poh Kim.

Several inconsistencies and alterations to the Japanese version's script are present in the dub, as well as the subtitles on the VCDs. Examples include:

  • The time period during which the Earth was inhabited by an advanced civilization is changed from hundreds of millions of years ago to billions of years ago.
  • Despite marketing for the show's Indian release calling them Super Star Gods, the Gransazers' mechas are referred to as Ultra Star Gods throughout the dub. The subtitles occasionally call them Chou Seishin.
  • The Wind Tribe's Ultra Star God is inconsistently pronounced "Dolcross" and "Dorcruz." The VCD subtitles vary between Dolcross, Dorcruz, Docrus, Dorcous, and Dorcrus.
  • The Earth Tribe's Ultra Star God is written by the subtitles as "Gun Caesar," "Gunshisa," "Guncaesar" or "Guncaeser."
  • Impactor Logia's mecha, called Dailogian in the original Japanese, is pronounced "Dailogia." The subtitles, nonetheless, write it Dailogian.
  • Despite the dub consistently using the name Fire Tribe, "Flame Tribe" is occasionally written by the subtitles.
  • Karin Saeki's species are consistently called "Akerons." However, the subtitles vary between Akerons, Achelons, and Achelonese.
  • All of the show's alien species (sans the Achelons) are translated with an "-ean" or "-ian" ending, similar to a nationality. For example, クリミネル星人 (Alien Kliminel) is translated as "Kliminelean."
  • The pronunciation of the main antagonist organization's name varies between "Warf Manauf," "Wouf Manauf," and "Uofu Manafu." The subtitles variously write it Warf Manarf, Uofu Manafu, Gofumanafu, and Wouf Manafe.
  • The name of the fodder henchmen used by Wouf Manafe varies between Gig Fighter, Gig-Fighter, and Gigfighter in the subtitles.
  • Impactor Lucia's name is spelled "Rusia" by the subtitles upon her first appearance, but is changed to Lucia in later episodes. The dub consistently pronounces it like "Luchia."
  • The series' final antagonist, whose original name ボスキート (Bosukīto) is homophonous with the Japanese rendering of 'mosquito,' is called "Boscheat" with a 'ch' sound.
  • A line in episode 13 referring to Ultra Star God Leviathan as a "metallic whale" (金属製のクジラ,   kinzokuesei no kujira) is changed to say "a golden Godzilla." This was most likely caused by confusion over the Japanese word for metallic, which contains the kanji for "gold" (金,   kin), and a mishearing of kujira ("whale") as Gojira. The line is especially peculiar in context due to Leviathan being blue, not gold, and its lack of resemblance to Godzilla.

Video releases

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 1]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Three promotional videos.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 1-3. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 2]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Interview with Kenji Suzuki, Sayaka Isoyama, and Soji Masaki.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 4-7. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 3]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Interview with Asuka Shimizu, Kohei Takeda, and Maya Hoshino.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 8-11. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 4]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Collection of bumpers, four textless openings, and collection of textless sponsor messages.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 12-15. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 5]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Interview with Hirochika Muraishi, Chisun, and Ryo Segawa.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 16-19. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 6]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Interview with Hideki Okada, Kumiko Ito, and Shinnosuke Abe.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 20-23. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 7]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Interview with Hideaki Serizawa, Tomohide Nakahara, and Koichi Kawakita.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 24-27. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 8]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Behind-the-scenes TV special.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 28-31. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 9]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: TV special.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 32-35. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 10]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Interview with Takuma Sugawara, Ren Matsuzawa, and Shoichiro Akaboshi.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 36-39. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 11]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Collections of bumpers, textless sponsor messages, and TV spots.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 40-43. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 12]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Two direct-to-video specials.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 44-47. Reissued in 2021.

Toho DVD (2004) [Volume 13]

  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Audio: Japanese
  • Special features: Making-of special.
  • Notes: Contains episodes 48-51. Reissued in 2021.

References

This is a list of references for The Gransazers. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]

  1. ↑ Guy27anime (26 November 2017). "Kids Central Men in Tights (Gransazers/Masked Rider/Power Rangers) Promo". YouTube.
  2. ↑ "Cartoon Network to host 'Toonami: Game On, Video Gaming Championship'; re-freshed Toonami block starts 6 November". Indian Television. 2 November 2006. Retrieved 26 January 2022.

 
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Episodes
"Awaken! Star Warrior" • "Move! Dorcrus" • "The Formation of the Fire Tribe" • "The Earth's Warrior" • "The Burning Police Spirit" • "Fight! Wind, Fire and Earth" • "Run! To Save a Life" • "Descend! Dragon from the Sky" • "Tremble! Karin's Real Shape" • "Achelon Captures the Earth" • "The Nine Sazers Finally Unite" • "Ultra Star Gods vs. the Achelon Star Beast" • "The Impactor Attacks" • "Awaken! Water Warrior" • "Arise! Ultra Star God of Water" • "Emergency! Commander Logia" • "Crisis! The Plan to Exterminate Humanity" • "The Ultimate Enemy! Guntras" • "Go! Guncaeser" • "Prepare for the Big Battle" • "The End of the World is Coming!" • "The Unification of the Ultra Star Gods" • "Logia's Revenge" • "Menace! Dailogian" • "Mastermind! The Brand-New Enemy" • "The Prisoner of Ijigen" • "Burn in Fury, Burning Swords!" • "The Pretty Fugitive" • "Go! Type-05 GS Assist Robot!" • "Velsou Strikes!" • "Pompous Princess in Danger!" • "Nightmare on the Spaceship" • "Demon of Revenge, Logia Returns" • "Defeat Him, Dailogian" • "Dancing Dream" • "Farewell, Partner!" • "Day of the Dolphin" • "Visitor from the Ancient Times" • "Project Omega" • "Counterattack! Jet-Black Soldier" • "Showdown!" • "Revive! Ancient Life Form" • "Boscheat the Destroyer" • "Unraveled! Mystery of the Ancient War" • "Final Battle Against Boscheat" • "Beginning of the End" • "Prelude to Destruction" • "The Dragon's Memory, Heaven's Will" • "The Space Alliance's Army Advances!" • "Tenma's Death!" • "Day of Resurrection"
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