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|director      =Nobuhiro Okaseko
|producer      =川内彩友美, 土田治
|writer        =Tsunehisa Ito; [[Kohan Kawauchi]] (story)
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|producer      =Sayumi Kawauchi, Osamu Tsuchida
|distributor    =[[Toho]]
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|genre          =[[:Category:Animation|Anime]]
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|aired          =October 10, [[1982]] - March 27, [[1983]]
|channel        =TBS
|channel        =MBS
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|episodes      =22
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{{Notice|This article covers the [[1982]]/[[1983]] [[:Category:Animation|animated]] series by Tsuchida Productions. For the [[1972]]/[[1973]] live action [[Toho]] series, see [[Warrior of Love Rainbowman]].}}
{{Notice|For the [[tokusatsu]] series, see [[Warrior of Love Rainbowman (1972 series)]].}}
'''''Warrior of Love Rainbowman''''' {{Nihongo|愛の戦士レインボーマン|Ai no Senshi Reinbōman}} is a [[Japan]]ese [[:Category:Animation|animated]] [[:Category:Television Series|series]] created by Tsuchida Productions that aired from October 10, [[1982]] to March 27, [[1983]]. It acts as a reboot of sorts to the [[1972]] [[tokusatsu]] [[kaiju]] series of the [[Warrior of Love Rainbowman|same name]], which was created by [[Toho]].
'''''Warrior of Love Rainbowman''''' {{Nihongo|愛の戦士レインボーマン|Ai no Senshi Reinbōman}} is a [[Japan]]ese mecha [[:Category:Animation|anime]] [[:Category:Television Series|series]] directed by Nobuhiro Okaseko and written by Tsunehisa Ito from a story by [[Kohan Kawauchi]]. Produced by MBS and the Ai Kikaku Center with animation by the Ai Kikaku Center and Tsuchida Productions, it aired on MBS from October 10, [[1982]] to March 27, [[1983]] for a total of 22 episodes. It is a remake of the [[1972]] [[tokusatsu]] series of the [[Warrior of Love Rainbowman (1972 series)|same name]], created by [[Toho]]. The series has never been rebroadcasted or released on home video.
{{TOC}}
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==Plot==
==Plot==
{{Stub|section}}
When alien invaders known as the [[Die-Die Gang]] threaten peace on [[Earth]], young wrestling champion [[Rainbowman|Takeshi Yamato]] ventures out to find the ancient mystic [[Deva Datta]], who trains him to become a "Warrior of Love" with the powers of the seven elements, and seven chakras, known as [[Rainbowman]]. Long ago, Deva Datta had sealed a deposed alien warlord named [[Dongolos]] in a stone pillar, and kept him captive with his mental energy, but now facing the end of his life, he knows he will soon escape and begin more ambitious attacks. The old yogi hopes to teach Takeshi what he needs to defeat them. With the help of his friend Dr. [[Omiya]], Takeshi takes on the Die-Die Gang's vicious [[Devil Mecha]] using a powerful robot called [[Rainbow Seven]], which was constructed under Deva Datta's advice. Takeshi navigates a world of alien espionage and giant robots in his pursuit of peace.
The series focuses on the efforts of a young man fighting against alien invaders and their forces of giant robots with his own robots that can merge to form one giant robot called [[Rainbow Seven]].
==Episodes==
==Episodes==
#"[[Confrontation of Destiny]]"
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width:auto%"
#"[[Go! Warrior of Love]]"
!<!-- style="width:4em"|--> {{tt|No.|Number}} !! Title !! Directed by !! Story artist !! Animation director !! Air date
#"[[Fight! Rainbow Seven]]"
|-
#"[[Robot Factory of Terror]]"
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 1
#"[[Rainbow Seven Giant Explosion!]]"
| "[[A Destined Encounter]]"
#"[[Revive! Rainbow Seven]]"
| colspan="2"| Yu Hazama
#"[[Dam Destruction Strategy of Terror]]"
| Nobuhiro Okaseko
#"[[Omiya Laboratory Targeted]]"
| 10/10/[[1982]]
#"[[Terror! Die Die Boy Gang]]"
|-
#"[[The Devil of Onigasaki Coast]]"
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 2
#"[[Roze Saw the True Colors!]]"
| "[[Go! Warrior of Love]]"
#"[[Tanker Destruction Strategy!]]"
| colspan="2"| Hideyoshi Oga
#"[[Secret of the Giant Underground Cavern]]"
| rowspan="2"| Shin Fukuda
#"[[The Stolen Town]]"
| 10/17/1982
#"[[Deathnoid Remodeling Machine]]"
|-
#"[[Takeshi Disappeared Into the Flame]]"
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 3
#"[[Mount Fuji Explosion!]]"
| "[[Fight! Rainbow Seven]]"
#"[[Disassembly Annihilation!? Rainbow Seven]]"
| Yoshito Hata
#"[[Super Mechanism's V Armor]]"
| Kenzo Koizumi
#"[[Secret of Emperor Dongolos]]"
| 10/24/1982
#"[[Father, Ichiro is Alive!]]"
|-
#"[[The End of Dongolas]]"
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 4
| "[[The Terrifying Robot Factory]]"
| colspan="2"| Yasuo Hasegawa
| Nobuhiro Okaseko
| 10/31/1982
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 5
| "[[Rainbow Seven Explodes!]]"
| colspan="2"| Tatsuya Okamoto
| rowspan="3"| Shin Fukuda
| 11/07/1982
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 6
| "[[Revive!! Rainbow Seven]]"
| Tameo Kohanawa
| Yu Hazama
| 11/14/1982
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 7
| "[[The Terrifying Dam Destruction Strategy]]"
| Yoshito Hata
| rowspan="2"| Kenzo Koizumi
| 11/28/1982
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 8
| "[[Omiya Laboratory Targeted]]"
| Tatsuya Okamoto
| Nobuhiro Okaseko
| 12/05/1982
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 9
| "[[Frightening! The Die-Die Boy's Club]]"
| colspan="2"| Kotaro Arashi
| Shin Fukuda
| 12/12/1982
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 10
| "[[The Devil of Onigasaki Coast]]"
| colspan="2"| Yoshito Hata
| Seiji Yamashita
| 12/19/1982
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 11
| "[[Rosé Saw Her True Self!]]"
| Tatsuya Okamoto
| Hiroshi Yoshida
| Shin Fukuda
| 12/26/1982
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 12
| "[[The Tanker Destruction Strategy!]]"
| Yoshito Hata
| Kenzo Koizumi
| Nobuhiro Okaseko
| 01/09/[[1983]]
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 13
| "[[Secret of the Underground Cavern]]"
| Kotaro Arashi
| Yoshito Hata
| Shin Fukuda
| 01/16/1983
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 14
| "[[The Stolen Town]]"
| Tatsuya Okamoto
| Hiroshi Yoshida
| Seiji Yamashita
| 01/23/1983
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 15
| "[[The Deathnoid Remodeling Machine]]"
| Yoshito Hata
| Hideyoshi Oga
| Shin Fukuda
| 01/30/1983
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 16
| "[[Takeshi Disappeared Into Flame]]"
| Tatsuya Okamoto
| Kenzo Koizumi
| Seiji Yamashita
| 02/13/1983
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 17
| "[[Blow Up Mount Fuji!]]"
| Yoshito Hata
| rowspan="3"| Hiroshi Yoshida
| Shin Fukuda
| 02/20/1983
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 18
| "[[Disintegrated and Disappeared!? Rainbow Seven]]"
| Tetsuo Kadotani
| Seiji Yamashita
| 02/27/1983
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 19
| "[[V-Armor's Supermechanism]]"
| Tatsuya Okamoto
| Shin Fukuda
| 03/06/1983
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 20
| "[[Emperor Dongolos' Secret]]"
| Yoshito Hata
| Kenzo Koizumi
| Seiji Yamashita
| 03/13/1983
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 21
| "[[Father Ichiro is Alive!]]"
| colspan="3"| Kazuhiro Ochi
| 03/20/1983
|-
| style="background:#EAECF0" | 22
| "[[The End of Dongolos]]"
| Tatsuya Okamoto
| Kenzo Koizumi
| Shin Fukuda
| 04/09/1983
|}
==Staff==
==Staff==
{{Staffs
{{Staffs
|Directed by|Nobuhiro Okaseko
|Directed by|Nobuhiro Okaseko
|Episode directors|Yu Hazama, Hideyoshi Oga, Yoshito Hata, Yasuo Hasegawa, Tatsuya Okamoto, Tameo Kohanawa, Kotaro Arashi, Tetsuo Kadotani, Kazuhiro Ochi
|Animation directors|Nobuhiro Okaseko, Shin Fukuda, Seiji Yamashita, Kazuhiro Ochi
|Story artists|Yu Hazama, Hideyoshi Oga, Kenzo Koizumi, Yasuo Hasegawa, Tatsuya Okamoto, Kotaro Arashi, Yoshito Hata, Hiroshi Yoshida, Kazuhiro Ochi
|Written by|Tsunehisa Ito
|Written by|Tsunehisa Ito
|Based on a Story by|Kohan Kawauchi
|Based on a story by|[[Kohan Kawauchi]]
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|Produced by|Sayumi Kawauchi, Osamu Tsuchida
|Produced by|川内彩友美, 土田治
------------->
|Music by|Jun Kitahara
|Music by|Jun Kitahara
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|Cinematography by|坂東昭雄, 遠宮仁, Yukinori Sakai, 古林太
------------->
|Edited by|Hajime Okayasu
|Edited by|Hajime Okayasu
|Production Design by|Katsumi Hando
|Production design by|Katsumi Hando
|Background Artist|Masaru Amamizu
|Background artist|Masaru Amamizu
<!------------
|Sound director|Sadayoshi Fujino
|Color Coordination by|伊藤早苗, 藤田理香
|Sound effects by|Hidenori Arai
|Titling by|安食光弘
|Character designer|Nobuhiro Okaseko
|Production Assistance by|国分利孝, Akira Watanabe, 小取喜好, Takahiko Tsuchiya, 増田光昭
------------->
|Sound Direction by|Sadayoshi Fujino
|Sound Effects by|Hidenori Arai
<!------------
|Production Management by|橋本光郷, 小暮一人, 広田修
------------->
}}
}}
==Cast==
==Cast==
{{Cast
{{Cast
|Yu Mizushima|[[Rainbowman|Takeshi Yamato]]
|Yu Mizushima|[[Rainbowman|Takeshi Yamato]] / [[Rainbowman]]
|Reiko Muto|[[Akiko Yamato]]
|Reiko Muto|[[Akiko Yamato]]
|Hiroko Nomura|[[Jun Yamato]]
|Hiroko Nomura|[[Jun Yamato]]
|Hiromi Tsuru|[[Yoko Omiya]]
|Hiromi Tsuru|[[Yoko Omiya]]
|Kazuhiko Kishino|[[Dr. Omiya]]
|Kazuhiko Kishino|Dr. [[Omiya]]
|Ken Yamaguchi|[[Gota Yamada]]
|Ken Yamaguchi|[[Gota Yamada]]
|Donoasami Mukai|[[Masasuke Yamada]]
|Asami Mukaidono|[[Shosuke Yamada]]
|Koichi Chiba|[[Daiba Datta]]
|Koichi Chiba|[[Deva Datta]]
|Takeshi Kuwabara|[[Mr. K]]
|Takeshi Kuwabara|[[Mr. K]]
|Kazue Komiya|[[Fairy Roze]]
|Kazue Komiya|[[Fairie Rosé]]
|Banjo Ginga|[[Major Heinz]]
|Banjo Ginga|Major [[Heinz]]
|Mika Doi|[[Pastel Petit]]
|Mika Doi|[[Pastel Petite]]
|Minoru Inaba|[[Dr. Gilma]]
|Minoru Inaba|[[Doctor Gilma]]
|Shozo Izuka|[[Emperor Dongolos]]
|Shozo Izuka|Emperor [[Dongolos]]
|Noriaki Wakamoto|Narrator
|Noriaki Wakamoto|narrator
}}
}}
==Appearances==
==Appearances==
{{Col-begin}}
{{Col-begin}}
{{Col-2}}
{{Col-2}}
===Characters===
===Heroes and mecha===
*[[Rainbowman|Takeshi Yamato]]
*[[Rainbowman]]
*[[Akiko Yamato]]
*[[Rainbow Seven]]
*[[Jun Yamato]]
*[[Devil Mecha]]
*[[Yoko Omiya]]
**[[Draudas]]
*[[Dr. Omiya]]
**[[Gizarath]]
*[[Gota Yamada]]
**[[Goliath (mecha)|Goliath]]
*[[Masasuke Yamada]]
**[[Arrowsoras]]
*[[Daiba Datta]]
**[[Jaradan]]
*[[Mr. K]]
**[[Idaros]]
*[[Fairy Roze]]
**[[Mograd]]
*[[Major Heinz]]
**[[Stodros]]
*[[Pastel Petit]]
**[[Gabarogess]]
*[[Dr. Gilma]]
**[[Gigaidos]]
*[[Emperor Dongolos]]
**[[Baralados]]
===Monsters===
**[[Magricath]]
*[[Draudas]]
**[[Dragugess]]
*[[Gizaras]]
**[[Gameela]]
*[[Goliath (Rainbowman)|Goliath]]
**[[Tetradon]]
*[[Jaradan]]
**[[Tetragess]]
*[[Idaros]]
**[[Psycho Devil Mecha]]
*[[Mogralt]]
**[[Ganglas]]
*[[Stodros]]
*[[Gabaroges]]
*[[Gigaidos]]
*[[Baralados]]
*[[Magurikas]]
*[[Draguges]]
*[[Gameela]]
*[[Tetradon]]
*[[Tetrages]]
*[[Psycho Devil Mecha]]
*[[Gyanglas]]
{{Col-2}}
{{Col-2}}
===Weapons, Vehicles and Races===
===Weapons, vehicles, races, and organizations===
*[[Die Die Gang|Die Die Empire]]
*[[Die-Die Gang]]
*[[Rainbow Seven]]
**[[Deathnoid]]s
{{Col-end}}
{{Col-end}}
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
*The show's creator, Sendai Yasunori, also worked on the original ''[[Warrior of Love Rainbowman]]'' and created ''[[Warrior of Light Diamond Eye]]''.
*Due to rights disputes between Toho and Tsuchida, the anime has never had a video release.
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Warrior of Love Rainbowman
Warrior of Love Rainbowman (1982 series)
Air date October 10, 1982 - March 27, 1983
Directed by Nobuhiro Okaseko
Producer(s) Sayumi Kawauchi, Osamu Tsuchida
Written by Tsunehisa Ito; Kohan Kawauchi (story)
Funded by MBS, Ai Kikaku Center
Production companies Ai Kikaku Center, Tsuchida Productions
Channel(s) MBS
Genre(s) Anime
Episodes 22
For the tokusatsu series, see Warrior of Love Rainbowman (1972 series).

Warrior of Love Rainbowman (愛の戦士レインボーマン,   Ai no Senshi Reinbōman) is a Japanese mecha anime series directed by Nobuhiro Okaseko and written by Tsunehisa Ito from a story by Kohan Kawauchi. Produced by MBS and the Ai Kikaku Center with animation by the Ai Kikaku Center and Tsuchida Productions, it aired on MBS from October 10, 1982 to March 27, 1983 for a total of 22 episodes. It is a remake of the 1972 tokusatsu series of the same name, created by Toho. The series has never been rebroadcasted or released on home video.

Plot

When alien invaders known as the Die-Die Gang threaten peace on Earth, young wrestling champion Takeshi Yamato ventures out to find the ancient mystic Deva Datta, who trains him to become a "Warrior of Love" with the powers of the seven elements, and seven chakras, known as Rainbowman. Long ago, Deva Datta had sealed a deposed alien warlord named Dongolos in a stone pillar, and kept him captive with his mental energy, but now facing the end of his life, he knows he will soon escape and begin more ambitious attacks. The old yogi hopes to teach Takeshi what he needs to defeat them. With the help of his friend Dr. Omiya, Takeshi takes on the Die-Die Gang's vicious Devil Mecha using a powerful robot called Rainbow Seven, which was constructed under Deva Datta's advice. Takeshi navigates a world of alien espionage and giant robots in his pursuit of peace.

Episodes

No. Title Directed by Story artist Animation director Air date
1 "A Destined Encounter" Yu Hazama Nobuhiro Okaseko 10/10/1982
2 "Go! Warrior of Love" Hideyoshi Oga Shin Fukuda 10/17/1982
3 "Fight! Rainbow Seven" Yoshito Hata Kenzo Koizumi 10/24/1982
4 "The Terrifying Robot Factory" Yasuo Hasegawa Nobuhiro Okaseko 10/31/1982
5 "Rainbow Seven Explodes!" Tatsuya Okamoto Shin Fukuda 11/07/1982
6 "Revive!! Rainbow Seven" Tameo Kohanawa Yu Hazama 11/14/1982
7 "The Terrifying Dam Destruction Strategy" Yoshito Hata Kenzo Koizumi 11/28/1982
8 "Omiya Laboratory Targeted" Tatsuya Okamoto Nobuhiro Okaseko 12/05/1982
9 "Frightening! The Die-Die Boy's Club" Kotaro Arashi Shin Fukuda 12/12/1982
10 "The Devil of Onigasaki Coast" Yoshito Hata Seiji Yamashita 12/19/1982
11 "Rosé Saw Her True Self!" Tatsuya Okamoto Hiroshi Yoshida Shin Fukuda 12/26/1982
12 "The Tanker Destruction Strategy!" Yoshito Hata Kenzo Koizumi Nobuhiro Okaseko 01/09/1983
13 "Secret of the Underground Cavern" Kotaro Arashi Yoshito Hata Shin Fukuda 01/16/1983
14 "The Stolen Town" Tatsuya Okamoto Hiroshi Yoshida Seiji Yamashita 01/23/1983
15 "The Deathnoid Remodeling Machine" Yoshito Hata Hideyoshi Oga Shin Fukuda 01/30/1983
16 "Takeshi Disappeared Into Flame" Tatsuya Okamoto Kenzo Koizumi Seiji Yamashita 02/13/1983
17 "Blow Up Mount Fuji!" Yoshito Hata Hiroshi Yoshida Shin Fukuda 02/20/1983
18 "Disintegrated and Disappeared!? Rainbow Seven" Tetsuo Kadotani Seiji Yamashita 02/27/1983
19 "V-Armor's Supermechanism" Tatsuya Okamoto Shin Fukuda 03/06/1983
20 "Emperor Dongolos' Secret" Yoshito Hata Kenzo Koizumi Seiji Yamashita 03/13/1983
21 "Father Ichiro is Alive!" Kazuhiro Ochi 03/20/1983
22 "The End of Dongolos" Tatsuya Okamoto Kenzo Koizumi Shin Fukuda 04/09/1983

Staff

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

  • Directed by   Nobuhiro Okaseko
  • Episode directors   Yu Hazama, Hideyoshi Oga, Yoshito Hata, Yasuo Hasegawa, Tatsuya Okamoto, Tameo Kohanawa, Kotaro Arashi, Tetsuo Kadotani, Kazuhiro Ochi
  • Animation directors   Nobuhiro Okaseko, Shin Fukuda, Seiji Yamashita, Kazuhiro Ochi
  • Story artists   Yu Hazama, Hideyoshi Oga, Kenzo Koizumi, Yasuo Hasegawa, Tatsuya Okamoto, Kotaro Arashi, Yoshito Hata, Hiroshi Yoshida, Kazuhiro Ochi
  • Written by   Tsunehisa Ito
  • Based on a story by   Kohan Kawauchi
  • Produced by   Sayumi Kawauchi, Osamu Tsuchida
  • Music by   Jun Kitahara
  • Edited by   Hajime Okayasu
  • Production design by   Katsumi Hando
  • Background artist   Masaru Amamizu
  • Sound director   Sadayoshi Fujino
  • Sound effects by   Hidenori Arai
  • Character designer   Nobuhiro Okaseko

Cast

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

Appearances

Heroes and mecha

Weapons, vehicles, races, and organizations

Gallery

  • An advertisement for the series

    An advertisement for the series

 
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