 This article is about an episode in Engine Sentai Go-Onger.
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Search for Treasure (秘宝ヲサガセ Hihō wo Sagase) is the thirty-second episode of Engine Sentai Go-Onger. It features the first appearance of Engines Kishamoth, T-line and K-line.
Plot[]
While investigating a faint Gaiark signal at a mountain, the Go-ongers encounter a boy named Hiroshi and his younger sister Miyuki who are helping their archaeologist father Rokuro Kuroiwa in his search for a legendary treasure. Though Rokuro attempts to drive the group out after they caught a glimpse of the map, Sōsuke and Hant decide to help the man in finding his treasure, the Golden Dragon, while the others remained with Hiroshi and Miyuki and learn of Rokuro's dream. But once at the entrance, Drill Banki appears under orders from Yogostein to take the map from Rokuro as the Golden Dragon may be the legendary and extremely powerful Savage Machine Tribesman Horonderthal who came to Earth during the Cretaceous which the minister intends to revive. After over powering Go-on Red and Go-on Green, Drill Banki takes the map from Rokuro and starts drilling his way to the Golden Dragon, closing the entrance. After taking Rokuro back to shack, with the man apologizing to his children for failing them, the Go-ongers promise not to let the Gaiark rob him of his dream. With Rokuro's knowledge of the area, the Go-ongers find an alternate way into the underground tunnels and use the Super Highway Buster/Wing Booster combo to take out Drill Banki. However, the attack reveals the Golden Dragon, with Drill Banki Industrial Revolutionizing as Engine-Oh G9 is formed to stop him from taking the Golden Dragon. But just as it is about to win with the Go-Roader's help, the Golden Dragon whirls to life and emerges from the cave, revealed not to be the Horonderthal but a trio of train Engines as they ram into Engine-Oh G9 before driving off Drill Banki and then flies off with Rokuro and his children watching the Golden Dragon taking its leave. Though the family thanked them for making their dream come true, the Go-ongers decide to find the mysterious Engines.
Cast[]
- Sosuke Esumi (江角 走輔 Esumi Sōsuke): Yasuhisa Furuhara (古原 靖久 Furuhara Yasuhisa)
- Renn Kosaka (香坂 連 Kōsaka Ren): Shinwa Kataoka (片岡 信和 Kataoka Shinwa)
- Saki Royama (楼山 早輝 Rōyama Saki): Rina Aizawa (逢沢 りな Aizawa Rina)
- Hant Jo (城 範人 Jō Hanto): Masahiro Usui (碓井 将大 Usui Masahiro)
- Gunpei Ishihara (石原 軍平 Ishihara Gunpei): Kenji Ebisawa (海老澤 健次 Ebisawa Kenji)
- Hiroto Suto (須塔 大翔 Sutō Hiroto): Hidenori Tokuyama (徳山 秀典 Tokuyama Hidenori)
- Miu Suto (須塔 美羽 Sutō Miu): Yumi Sugimoto (杉本 有美 Sugimoto Yumi)
- BOMPER (ボンパー Bonpā, Voice): Akiko Nakagawa (中川 亜紀子 Nakagawa Akiko)
- Engine Speedor (炎神スピードル Enjin Supīdoru, Voice): Daisuke Namikawa (浪川 大輔 Namikawa Daisuke)
- Land Pollution Minister Yogostein (害地大臣ヨゴシュタイン Gaichi Daijin Yogoshutain, Voice): Kiyoyuki Yanada (梁田 清之 Yanada Kiyoyuki)
- Water Pollution Minister Kegalesia (害水大臣ケガレシア Gaisui Daijin Kegareshia): Nao Oikawa (及川 奈央 Oikawa Nao)
- Air Pollution Minister Kitaneidas (害気大臣キタネイダス Gaiki Daijin Kitaneidasu, Voice): Mitsuaki Madono (真殿 光昭 Madono Mitsuaki)
Guest Cast[]
- Drill Banki (ドリルバンキ Doriru Banki, Voice): Chihiro Suzuki (鈴木千尋 Suzuki Chihiro)
- Rokuro Kuroiwa (黒岩六郎 Kuroiwa Rokurō): Seigi Shimizu (志水正義 Shimizu Seigi)
- Masaru Kuroiwa (黒岩大 Kuroiwa Masaru): Riku Ichikawa (市川理矩 Ichikawa Riku)
- Sachi Kuroiwa (黒岩幸 Kuroiwa Sachi): Yuko Konishi (小西結子 Konishi Yuko)
Souls[]
- Go-On Red -
- Go-On Blue -
- Go-On Yellow -
- Go-On Green -
- Go-On Black -
- Go-On Gold -
- Go-On Silver -
Notes[]
- As part of Super Hero Time, this episode aired alongside Kamen Rider Kiva
episode 34, Noise: Melody of Destruction. - Viewership: 4.7%
- Engine Narrator: Engine Speedor
- Engine Eyecatch Race Winner: Engine Speedor ("I cut out ahead!")
- Gunperd's ending theme debuts in this episode.
- Go-On Seminar: What is ChiDigi?
Digital Releases[]
Go-Onger Volume 8, DVD cover
Engine Sentai Go-Onger DVD Volume 8 features episodes 29-32.[1]
Go-Onger Volume 2, Blu-ray cover
The Blu-ray release of Engine Sentai Go-Onger Volume 2 features episodes 17-33.
See Also[]
- Ancient History (RPM) - Power Rangers counterpart in RPM. See comparison page. (fight footage & story)