Kenta is no ordinary human, as he has the ability to talk to machines, especially Goshoguns. Kenta Sanada (voiced by: Yoko Matsuoka) Kenta is the son of Dr.Sanada.

He rode the Queen Rose and also served as the main pilot of Trythree.

Remy Shimada (voiced by: Mami Koyama) She is the only female pilot on the Goshogun team.

Killy Gagley (voiced by: Hideyuki Tanaka) He is the pilot of Jack Knight.

Shingo Hojo (voiced by: Hirotaka Suzuoki) He was the pilot of the King Arrow and also served as the main pilot of the Goshogun.

Good Thunder finally went to travel all over the world to fight Neoneros who were still curious to have Beamler's energy. Sanada, into Good Thunder in order to prevent things that were not desirable. Knowing this, the Good Thunder crew evacuated Kenta Sanada, the only child of Dr. An international criminal organization Docougar led by Neoneros tries to steal the Beamler's energy source, but instead Dr.

This new energy source, of course, tempts many people to have it. The energy source called Beamler was eventually used to build an aircraft carrier with teleport capabilities called Good Thunder and a Goshogun robot. A group of scientists led by Dr.Sanada tried to research the meteorite and find a new source of energy in the meteorite. StoryĪt the beginning of the 21st century, a giant meteorite crashed into the earth's surface. The Goshogun series was circulating in Indonesia in VHS and Betamax formats. Srungle Segments (U.S.GoShogun (戦国魔神ゴーショーグン Sengoku Majin GōShōgun) is a 26-episode classic Japanese anime series that first aired in 1981. When Macron 1 played in Europe and Latin America, what was shown was a straight adaptation of Gōshōgun, with different opening narration and, often, different dialogue from what was in the American version. The version with both shows included only played in the U.S. The VHS releases on the Celebrity Home Entertainment label do not include the pop songs.

To help sell the series, then-current pop songs were added, generally played during the fight scenes. The in-show rationale as to how the two shows took place in the same universe involved the main character of Srungle being a pilot who had wound up in a parallel universe, where he talked to the Gōshōgun team through 'cross-dimensional television.' For their first anime dub, Saban spliced Gōshōgun and Srungle together to have 65 episodes for syndication.

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