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Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive

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Logo-supersentaiThis article is about a series entry (the 23rd) in the Super Sentai series.

Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive (救急戦隊ゴーゴーファイブ Kyūkyū Sentai GōGō Faibu)​, or Kyukyu Sentai GoGo-V (Five stylized in the logo as V), is the 23rd series of the long-running Japanese Super Sentai television franchise. It joined Moero!! RoboconIcon-crosswiki. Its footage was used in Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. The series follows an emergency rescue motif. On January 9, 2018, it was announced that Shout! Factory has licensed GoGoFive for release in North America; it was released on home video on April 24, 2018.[1]

The average ratings of the series was 6.6%.[2]

Plot[]

Grandiene has been waiting for the day of resurrection, the day when the planets are in the alignment of the Grand Cross. Her children descend to the Earth to make it a realm of darkness for her. Ten years prior, Professor Tatsumi of the Tatsumi Disaster Prevention Institute predicted this event, but nobody believed him. He left his family so he can secretly develop and construct the Rescue System. Now in 1999, Professor Tatsumi appears again to give the means to save the world to his children.

Characters[]

Rangers[]

GoGoFive[]

GoGo-V with Zeek

GoGoFive with Zeek

Main article: GoGoFive (team)
Designation Name Actor
GoRed Matoi Tatsumi Ryuichiro Nishioka
GoBlue Nagare Tatsumi Masashi Taniguchi
GoGreen Shou Tatsumi Atsushi Harada
GoYellow Daimon Tatsumi Kenji Shibata
GoPink Matsuri Tatsumi Kayoko Shibata

Debatable Extra Heroes[]

Designation Name Actor
Juuma Hunter Zeek Zeek Keiichi Wada
Zeek-Jeanne Kyoko Hayase Yūko Miyamura

Tatsumi Calamity Research Center/Super Rescue Lab[]

Other Allies[]

Villains[]

Arsenal[]

Main article: Arsenal (GoGoFive)

Transformation Devices[]

Sidearms[]

Weapon Pack/Individual Weapons/Team Blaster[]

Power-Up[]

Vehicles[]

Mecha[]

Main article: Mecha (GoGoFive)

99Machine Rescue System[]

Legend:◆ piloted mecha, ✶ team-piloted mecha, ★ battle mecha; see Style Guide for rules on icon colors

GoLiner System[]

Legend:◆ piloted mecha; see Style Guide for rules on icon colors

Mars Machines System[]

Legend:◆ piloted mecha, ● other; see Style Guide for rules on icon colors

Episodes[]

Main article: Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive Episodes
  1. Ep. 1: Rescue Soldiers! Rise Up (救急戦士！起つ Kyūkyū Senshi! Tatsu)
  2. Ep. 2: The Saima Family Tornado! (竜巻く災魔一族！Tatsumakiku Saima Ichizoku!)
  3. Ep. 3: Explosive Bonds (爆破された兄弟愛（きずな） Bakuhasareta Kizuna)
  4. Ep. 4: Flower Petals in Abnormal Weather (花びらに異常気象 Hanabira ni Ijōkishō)
  5. Ep. 5: Time to Become a Hero (ヒーローになる時 Hīrō ni Naru Toki)
  6. Ep. 6: The Mold Cometh! (カビが来る！ Kabi ga Kuru!)
  7. Ep. 7: The Beautiful Saima's Trap (美しき災魔のワナ Utsukushiki Saima no Wana)
  8. Ep. 8: Rescue Sentai Activity Suspended (救急戦隊活動停止 Kyūkyū Sentai Katsudō Teishi)
  9. Ep. 9: Stolen Powers (盗まれた能力（ちから）！ Nusumareta Chikara!)
  10. Ep. 10: Proud Yellow (誇りのイエロー Hokori no Ierō)
  11. Ep. 11: The Two Red-Hot Saima Beasts (灼熱の2大災魔獣 Shakunetsu no Nidai Saimajū)
  12. Ep. 12: The Do-or-Die New Coupling Fusion (決死の新連結合体 Kesshi no Shin Renketsu Gattai)
  13. Ep. 13: The Younger Siblings' Rebellion (弟たちの反乱 Otōtotachi no Hanran)
  14. Ep. 14: The Dreadful Virus (恐怖のウイルス Kyōfu no Uirusu)
  15. Ep. 15: Infant Demon Drop's Sortie (童鬼ドロップ出撃 Warabe Oni Doroppu Shutsugeki)
  16. Ep. 16: The Thief and the Saima Egg (泥棒とサイマの卵 Dorobō to Saima no Tamago)
  17. Ep. 17: Matoi's Bridal Candidate (マトイの花嫁候補 Matoi no Hanayome Kōho)
  18. Ep. 18: The Counterattacking V-Lancers (逆襲のVランサー Gyakushū no Bui Ransā)
  19. Ep. 19: A Total Defeat (完全なる敗北 Kanzen Haiboku)
  20. Ep. 20: Undying Rescue Spirits (不滅の救急（レスキュー）魂 Fumetsu no Resukyū Tamashii)
  21. Ep. 21: The New 6th Soldier! (6番目の新戦士！ Rokubanme no Shin Senshi!)
  22. Ep. 22: The Dark King's Last Decisive Battle! (冥王、最後の決戦 Meiō, Saigo no Kessen)
  23. Ep. 23: The Ghost Rescue Mission (幽霊救出作戦 Yūrei Kyūshutsu Sakusen)
  24. Ep. 24: Little Kid Rescue Soldiers (ちびっ子救急戦士 Chibikko Kyūkyū Senshi)
  25. Ep. 25: The Great Witch's Hour of Descent (大魔女降臨の時 Dai Majo Kōrin no Toki)
  26. Ep. 26: The Fiery Dragon Prince is Born (炎の龍皇子誕生 Honō no Ryū Ōji Tanjō)
  27. Ep. 27: Yellow Leaves the Front (イエロー戦線離脱 Ierō Sensen Ridatsu)
  28. Ep. 28: The Kidnapped Boy! (奪われたボーイ！ Ubawareta Bōi!)
  29. Ep. 29: The Foreboding Starry Sky (胸騒ぎの星空 Munasawagi no Hoshizora)
  30. Ep. 30: Escape! The Dark Planet (脱出! 暗黒惑星 Dasshutsu! Ankoku Wakusei)
  31. Ep. 31: Cut Down the Saima Zone (切り裂け災魔空間（ゾーン） Kirisake Saima Zōn)
  32. Ep. 32: Wedding Bells (ウェディングベル Wedingu Beru)
  33. Ep. 33: An Innocent Saima Warrior (ウブな災魔の戦士 Ubu na Saima no Senshi)
  34. Ep. 34: Death, Else Destruction (死さもなくば破滅 Shisamonakuba Hametsu)
  35. Ep. 35: The Black Snakes' Trap (黒い蛇のトラップ Kuroi Hebi no Torappu)
  36. Ep. 36: Secret Art! The Tornado Drop (奥義！竜巻落とし Okugi! Tatsumaki Otoshi)
  37. Ep. 37: The Beauty is a Saima Beast!? (美女がサイマ獣！？ Bijo ga Saimajū!?)
  38. Ep. 38: The Infinity Chain, Grandchildren, and Persimmons (無限連鎖と孫と柿 Mugen Rensa to Mago to Kaki)
  39. Ep. 39: Break the Infinity Chain! (無限連鎖を断て！ Mugen Rensa o Tate!)
  40. Ep. 40: Zero Seconds To Base Destruction (基地壊滅0秒前 Kichi Kaimetsu Zerobyōsen)
  41. Ep. 41: The Man Matoi Could Not Beat (マトイが負けた男 Matoi ga Maketa Otoko)
  42. Ep. 42: The Hellish Saima Beast Army (地獄の災魔獣軍団 Jigoku no Saimajū Gundan)
  43. Ep. 43: The Terrible Saima Tree (戦慄の災魔ツリー Senritsu no Saima Tsurī)
  44. Ep. 44: Rescue File 99 (救急ファイル99 Kyūkyū Fairu Kyūjūkyū)
  45. Ep. 45: The Year's First Dream is a Saima Melody (初夢は災魔の旋律（メロディ） Hatsuyume wa Saima no Merodi)
  46. Ep. 46: The Flame-Throwing Firefighter Robo (火を吹く消防ロボ Honō o Fuku Shōbō Robo)
  47. Ep. 47: The Dark King! The Cost of Revival (冥王！復活の代償 Meiō! Fukkatsu no Daishō)
  48. Ep. 48: The Showdown is at Saima Paradico (決戦は災魔宮殿 Kessen wa Saima Kyūden)
  49. Ep. 49: Awakening! The Two Destructive Gods (覚醒！二大破壊神 Kakusei! Nidai Hakaishin)
  50. Final Ep.: Burning Rescue Spirits (燃える救急（レスキュー）魂 Moeru Resukyū Tamashii)

Movies

  1. Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive: Sudden Shock! A New Warrior (救急戦隊ゴーゴーファイブ　激突!新たなる超戦士 Kyūkyū Sentai GōGō Faibu: Gekitotsu! Aratanaru Chō-Senshi)
  2. Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive vs. Gingaman (救急戦隊ゴーゴーファイブVSギンガマン Kyūkyū Sentai GōGō Faibu tai Gingaman)
  3. Mirai Sentai Timeranger vs. GoGoFive (未来戦隊タイムレンジャーVSゴーゴーファイブ Mirai Sentai Taimurenjā tai GōGō Faibu)

Stage Shows

Songs[]

Main article: Kyūkyū Sentai GoGoFive Soundtracks
Opening theme
Ending theme
Mecha themes
Insert themes
  • "Kyuumei Shouka -Tatsumi Bousai Kenkyusho Uta-" (救命唱歌-巽防災研究所歌- Kyūmei Shōka -Tatsumi Bōsai Kenkyūjo Uta, "Rescue Anthem ~Tatsumi Disaster Prevention Research Lab Song~")
    • Artist: Go Go Choir (GO^2 合唱団 Gō Gō Gasshō-dan)
Character Songs

Cast[]

Suit Actors[]

Guest Stars[]

Releases[]

Broadcast[]

  • GoGoFive was aired in Japan on TV Asahi from February 21, 1999 – February 6, 2000, airing every Sunday on 7.30 a.m..[3]
  • In the Philippines, it was aired on ABS-CBN from 2002 to 2003 with a Tagalog dub.

Home Releases[]

Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive The Complete Series

USA cover Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive: The Complete Series


Toyline[]

Main article: GoGoFive (Toyline)

Notes[]

  • The basis of this season connects to the number "99" in multiple ways:
    • A reading of "99" is "Kyuukyuu", which is Japanese for "first-aid" and generally used at the start of many terms connected to rescue and emergency matters.
    • The year of the return of Grandiene was 1999, a possible year predicted by many as the year of the end of the world (which was also a basis for previous Sentai Choriki Sentai Ohranger).
    • The sentai series was released in Japan in 1999.
  • Grandiene's creation four billion years prior to the start of the series marks the earliest event in the Super Sentai Timeline.
  • GoGoFive is currently the last Sentai series not to add any additional rangers in the main series, as Demon Hunter Zeek and Zeek-Jeane are movie exclusive.
  • GoGoFive is the last season to have aired in the 1990's with the following season, Mirai Sentai Timeranger, airing fully in the 2000's, hence the theme of Timeranger.
  • Actor Joe OdagiriIcon-crosswiki had auditioned for a role in this show, but failed to land one. He would later go on to portray the lead role of Kamen Rider KuugaIcon-crosswiki, Yusuke GodaiIcon-crosswiki.

See Also[]

References[]

  1. ↑ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078X95TQ9?tag=viglink20726-20
  2. ↑ https://www10.atwiki.jp/shichouseiko/pages/69.html
  3. ↑ 救急戦隊ゴーゴーファイブ at Japanese Wikipedia

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