Energetic Explosion Ganbaruger

April. 01,1992

Rating：

7.6

Genre：

Animation Action & Adventure Kids

Keywords：

Trailer Synopsis

Three boys, Kotaro, a ninja in training, Rikiya, a training baseball player and Yosuke, a studiying scholar were living normal lives in Aozora Village. One day, Kotaro along with his father Tobe accidentally broke the seal that links the Underworld from the Human World. Until Eldran, the warrior of light, appeared in front of Kotaro, Rikiya and Yosuke along with three strange machines. They were appointed to save the world from destruction as the Ganba Team and use the robot Ganbaruger. After their first victory againts the demons, Yaminorius put a curse on Kotaro's dad, turning him into a dog. He did the same to the three boys but it didn't work. Except if Kotaro, Rikiya and Yosuke revealed their identities, they will turn into dogs. Now, the three of them needs to save the world from the Underworld at the same time, keeping their identities as the Ganba Team low.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 1992

47 Episode

Episode 1 - Robots Pending!

April. 01,1992

Episode 2 - Great Discovery of Superpowers!

April. 08,1992

Episode 3 - Our Secret Will be Discovered!

April. 15,1992

Episode 4 - Duel! Violin Battle

April. 22,1992

Episode 5 - The Cake Ran Away!?

April. 29,1992

Episode 6 - Flying Teacher Home Visit

May. 06,1992

Episode 7 - The City Turns A Sandbox

May. 13,1992

Episode 8 - Crisis! Ganbaruger

May. 20,1992

Episode 9 - Superpowered Miracle Baseball

May. 27,1992

Episode 10 - Squid and Octopus Brothers' Visit

June. 03,1992

Episode 11 - Yosuke is Bzzt Human

June. 10,1992

Episode 12 - Aosora City Is Starting To Walk Around

June. 17,1992

Episode 13 - The Password Is Ribbit

June. 24,1992

Episode 14 - Hell-Whale Flies Through The Air

July. 01,1992

Episode 15 - Come Forth! Revolger

July. 08,1992

Episode 16 - Rikiya vs Ganbaruger

July. 15,1992

Episode 17 - Terror! Demon's Trap Holls

July. 22,1992

Episode 18 - A Dare To Demon World

July. 29,1992

Episode 19 - Run! Ramen Reversal

August. 05,1992

Episode 20 - That Banana's Great Battle

August. 12,1992

Episode 21 - Gokuark's Revival

August. 19,1992

Episode 22 - Birth! Gekiyuger

August. 26,1992

Episode 23 - Close Call Great Combination

September. 02,1992

Episode 24 - Clash! Manga Panic

September. 09,1992

Episode 25 - Surprise! Invisible Man

September. 16,1992

Episode 26 - Devil Beast Is A Cook!

September. 23,1992

Episode 27 - Appear! Shinobi Ganbar

September. 30,1992

Episode 28 - Troubled Miracle Athletic Meet

October. 07,1992

Episode 29 - Magnetic-Attractking

October. 14,1992

Episode 30 - Universe-Sized Great Struggle!

October. 21,1992

Episode 31 - Time Travel: Aosora City

October. 28,1992

Episode 32 - Airy Balloon Bus

November. 04,1992

Episode 33 - Kasumi vs Ganbaruger

November. 11,1992

Episode 34 - Hell Is Mystified!? School Play

November. 18,1992

Episode 35 - Persevere! Catering Alone

November. 25,1992

Episode 36 - Koutaro're A Lot!?

December. 02,1992

Episode 37 - Dead Heat With A Kotatsu

December. 09,1992

Episode 38 - Justice's Yaminorius

December. 16,1992

Episode 39 - Santa Is The City's Great Robber!

December. 23,1992

Episode 40 - The Hero Hates Mochi!?

December. 30,1992

Episode 41 - My Beloved Person Is The Sorcerer

January. 06,1993

Episode 42 - Surprise Tough Enemy! Great Megician

January. 13,1993

Episode 43 - Perfect Date Plan

January. 20,1993

Episode 44 - Daimakai's Great Secret!

January. 27,1993

Episode 45 - Three Devil Kings, Reborn!

February. 03,1993

Episode 46 - We Are A Life-Force Explosion!

February. 10,1993

Episode 47 - Final Last Great Decisive Battle!

February. 17,1993

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