Himitsu Sentai Gorenger

Himitsu Sentai Gorenger
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Genre	Tokusatsu Superhero fiction Science fiction Spy fiction
Created by	Shotaro Ishinomori
Developed by	Shōzō Uehara
Starring	Naoya Makoto Hiroshi Miyauchi Baku Hatakeyama Jirō Daruma Lisa Komaki Yukio Itō Eri Kanuma Nobuo Yana Toshio Takahara
Narrated by	Nobuo Tanaka Tōru Ōhira
Music by	Chumei Watanabe
Opening theme	"Susume! Gorenger" by Isao Sasaki, Mitsuko Horie, & Columbia Yurikago Kai
Ending theme	"Himitsu Sentai Gorenger" by Isao Sasaki & Koorogi '73 "Mi yo!! Gorenger" by Isao Sasaki, Koorogi '73, & Wilbees
Country of origin	Japan
No. of episodes	84
Production
Producers	Takashi Ogino (NET) Tōru Hirayama (Toei Company) Susumu Yoshikawa (Toei Company) Michinao Fukazawa (Toei Company)
Running time	30 minutes
Production companies	Ishimori Productions Toei Company NET
Original release
Network	ANN (NET)
Release	April 5, 1975 (1975-04-05) – March 26, 1977 (1977-03-26)
Related
List of Super Sentai TV series
Manga
Written by	Shotaro Ishinomori
Published by	Shogakukan
Magazine	Shogaku Gonensei, Weekly Shōnen Sunday
Demographic	Kodomo, shōnen
Original run	April 1975 – July 1976
Volumes	2

Himitsu Sentai Gorenger (秘密戦隊ゴレンジャー, Himitsu Sentai Gorenjā, Secret Squadron Gorenger) is a Japanese tokusatsu superhero television series. Gorenger, created by Shotaro Ishinomori, was the first in the long-running Super Sentai metaseries of tokusatsu programming. The series aired on NET (now TV Asahi) from April 5, 1975, to March 26, 1977, and was itself replaced by J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai after 84 episodes. Toei distributes the series internationally under the title Five Rangers. The series was released in the Philippines under the title Star Rangers.

Plot

When world peace is threatened by the emergence of a terrorist group called the Black Cross Army, EAGLE (The Earth Guard League) is formed to combat the threat. The Black Cross Army sends five operatives to destroy each EAGLE branch in Japan, killing all but five members. These surviving members are summoned to a secret base located underneath the snack shop "Gon", where they are recruited by EAGLE Japan's commander, Gonpachi Edogawa. They become the Himitsu Sentai Gorengers and are given electronic battlesuits that endow them with superhuman strength and speed. The five dedicate themselves to stopping the Black Cross Army and its leader, the Black Cross Führer.

Characters

Gorengers

• Tsuyoshi Kaijo (海城 剛, Kaijō Tsuyoshi): The 24-year-old younger brother of the Kantō EAGLE base captain, Tsuyoshi and his teammates were playing soccer when the Black Cross Army launched the attack that killed his brother. Tsuyoshi is trained in combat planning and strategy. As the red-colored Akarenger (アカレンジャー, Akarenjā), he is the team leader and coordinates group attacks such as the Gorenger Storm (ゴレンジャーストーム, Gorenjā Sutōmu) or Gorenger Hurricane (ゴレンジャーハリケーン, Gorenjā Harikēn). He wields the Red Vute (レッドビュート, Reddo Byūto), a multipurpose whip that can transform into other weapons such as the Spear Vute (ヤリビュート, Yari Byūto) or the Drill Vute (ドリルビュート, Doriru Byūto). He also carries the Silver Shot (シルバーショット, Shirubā Shotto) tranquilizer gun. Tsuyoshi appeared in the final episode of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, receiving his powers back in the form of the Akarenger Key as the Gokaigers left Earth.
• Akira Shinmei (新命 明, Shinmei Akira): 25-years-old and the oldest member of the Gorenger team. Akira was training in the snowy region of Tōhoku when the Black Cross Army attacked. He is a marksmanship instructor, skilled in archery and piloting. He wants to become a racing driver. As the blue-colored Aorenger (アオレンジャー, Aorenjā), he is the second-in-command. He pilots the Variblune, and later the Varidorin. He wields the Bluechery (ブルーチェリー, Burūcherī), and later the Ultra Bluechery (ウルトラブルーチェリー, Urutora Burūcherī), a bow that can fire specially designed arrows known as Blue Arrows and Blue Arrow Rockets.
• Kirenger (キレンジャー, Kirenjā): The yellow-colored member of the Gorengers who wields the Ki Sticker (キーステッカー, Kī Sutekkā), a polearm whose head can be outfitted with various attachments such as a punching fist, and the YTC (YTC, Wai Tī Shī, Yellow Transceiver), a radio that can jam electronic circuitry. The moniker of Kirenger was used by its original user and his temporary successor.
  • Daita Oiwa (大岩 大太, Ōiwa Daita) (1–54 & 67–84): 23-years-old. Called Dai-chan by Akira, Peggy, and Yoko, Daita is a jovial engineering recruit at EAGLE's Kyushu branch who was training with his comrades when the Black Cross Army attacked. Adept in mechanics and mathematics, he has difficulty solving simple word puzzles and riddles. As a judo champion, Daita is physically strong. Daita was later promoted to Chief of EAGLE's Kyushu branch but soon returned to active duty with the Gorengers after his replacement is killed by the Black Cross Army.
  • Daigoro Kumano (熊野 大五郎, Kumano Daigorō) (55–67): After Daita became the commander of the Kyushu branch for a time, Daigoro replaced him. Daigoro was killed by a flying blade from Can Opener Mask.
• Peggy Matsuyama (ペギー松山, Pegī Matsuyama): 18-years-old. Peggy worked at EAGLE's Hokkaido branch as a chemical analyst and weapons engineer specializing in explosives. Fashion-conscious, Peggy often wears go-go boots and short hip-hugging hot pants. As the pink-colored Momorenger (モモレンジャー, Momorenjā), she wields the Momo Mirror (モモミラー, Momo Mirā), a jamming device that can confuse and confound her opponents. She also carries the Momo Card (モモカード, Momo Kādo) throwing shuriken and the high impact Earring Bombs (ピアス爆弾, Piasu Bakudan).
• Kenji Asuka (明日香 健二, Asuka Kenji): 17-years-old, Kenji is the youngest member of the team. Kenji was tending to pigeons on a rooftop at EAGLE's Kansai branch when the Black Cross Army attacked, thus saving him from the poison gas used in the attack. He has a happy-go-lucky temperament. As the green-colored Midorenger (ミドレンジャー, Midorenjā), he wields the Midomerang (ミドメラン, Midomeran), a razor-sharp boomerang that can be either flung at his opponents or used as a handheld weapon for cutting and slashing. He also carries the Mido Puncher (ミドパンチャー, Mido Panchā), an updated slingshot that can be used to fire pachinko pellets and sometimes explosives.

Other EAGLE characters

• Gonpachi Edogawa (江戸川 権八, Edogawa Gonpachi): Commander of EAGLE's Japan branch. When operating in public, Gonpachi disguises himself as the cook at the snack shop Gon (ゴン), which is the secret entrance to the Gorengers' headquarters. The shop later becomes the fruit parlor Gon.
• EAGLE Agents (イーグル連絡員, Īguru Renrakuin): A trio of secretaries and secret agents who assists Commander Edogawa: Yoko Kato (加藤 陽子, Katō Yōko) (a.k.a. Agent 007), Tomoko Hayashi (林 友子, Hayashi Tomoko) (a.k.a. Agent 008), and Haruko Nakamura (中村 春子, Nakamura Haruko) (a.k.a. Agent 009). They act behind the scenes but occasionally help the Gorengers in the field.

Black Cross Army

The Black Cross Army (黒十字軍, Kuro Jūjigun) is a terrorist group led by the Black Cross Führer whose goal is the eradication of the human race and the absolute domination of the world. They use advanced technology and magic to create an army of superhuman operatives to attack EAGLE and the Gorengers. Most of the Black Cross operatives are humans who have been enhanced through surgery. They had various secret bases across the globe. The main headquarters was the flying Black Cross Castle (黒十字城, Kuro Jūjijō), which orbited high above the ground.

• Black Cross Führer (黒十字総統, Kuro Jūji Sōtō): The leader of the Black Cross Army, often referred to as the "Machine Monster", and a highly intelligent being with supernatural powers who hides his identity even from his generals, occasionally disguising himself as a human. He is eventually revealed as the Black Cross Castle itself, controlled by a sentient alien AI, and defeated by the Gorengers' Five-Star Cassiopea Attack.
• Sun Mask (日輪仮面, Nichirin Kamen, 15–20): The so-called "Star of Africa" (アフリカの星, Afurika no Hoshi) who wears a sun mask. A ruthless tyrant renowned for his successive victories in Africa, he is called to Japan to eliminate the Gorengers, but his plans are frequently hampered by his own cowardice.
• Iron Man Mask General Temujin (鉄人仮面テムジン将軍, Tetsujin Kamen Temujin Shōgun, 20–42): The so-called "Mongol Demon" (モンゴルの鬼, Mongoru no Oni). A cold and sadistic, yet overly prideful recruit from the Black Cross Army's Gobi Desert operations, he is a master tactician who leads his own army in the Steel Brigade (鋼鉄軍団, Kōtetsu Gundan).
• Volcano Mask General Magman (火の山仮面マグマン将軍, Hinoyama Kamen Maguman Shōgun, 42–54): Hailing from the Eldgjá region in Iceland, he is the volcano-masked leader of the ruthless Eruption Battalion (噴火軍団, Funka Gundan) and commander of his own mobile battle station, the Moving Fortress Navarone (移動要塞ナバローン, Idō Yōsai Nabarōn). He is able to fire napalm missiles from the top of his mask, and is impervious to the Gorengers' weapons.
• Commander-in-Chief Golden Mask (ゴールデン仮面大将軍, Gōruden Kamen Daishōgun, 54–84): Black Cross Army's top general, a supernatural Great Sphinx of Giza-masked entity awoken through black magic and the Black Cross Führer's powers. A well-versed sorcerer with an interest in astrology, Golden Mask takes command of Black Cross Army's elite Africa Troopers (アフリカ軍団, Afurika Gundan). He can repel most of the Gorengers' attacks.
• Steel Sword Dragon (鋼鉄剣竜, Kōtetsu Kenryū, Movie): A rogue dragon-themed Black Cross Army operative who was imprisoned for reckless and rebellious behavior, but later freed by Black Cross Führer in exchange for his help in destroying the Gorengers. He is a strong and highly-resistant fighter wielding a dao that can break almost any object.
• Zolders (ゾルダー, Zorudā): The Black Cross Army's faceless leather-suited foot soldiers, altered with enhanced strength and speed and brainwashed to be absolutely loyal. They carry a variety of weapons including machine guns, bazookas, and iron swords. Specialized divisions include the Black Cross Camouflaged Ninja (黒十字忍団, Kuro Jūji Nindan) and a squad of mystics who served Black Cross Führer. The Zolders pilot air fighters called Condolers (コンドラー, Kondorā) (small) and Battlers (バットラー, Battorā) (large). They shout "Hoi" when attacking their victims.

Masked Monsters

The Masked Monsters (仮面怪人, Kamen Kaijin) are the Black Cross Army's field agents, who cause chaos and disorder wherever they go. They are mainly androids with strange masks that represent their ability and skills in the field, with the ability to continuously upgrade themselves through the continued research and developments of the Black Cross Army. These humanoids can have abilities to change into other objects to help with infiltration or investigations or to assist in their chaos-causing objectives.

• Golden Mask (黄金仮面, Ōgon Kamen, 1): A gold masked Grim Reaper-themed Masked Monster. Attacked EAGLE's Kanto Base. Assigned later to demolish a derelict warehouse along with student hostages trapped in a bus. Can mentally manipulate his grim-reaper looking scythe to attack. Destroyed by the Gorenger Storm.
• Samurai Mask (武者仮面, Musha Kamen, 1-2): An armored samurai-themed Masked Monster. Attacked EAGLE's Tohoku Base. Entasked to steal the "Sand Gun", which the Black Cross Army will use to deforest the world and turn it into a barren wasteland. Samurai Mask kidnaps Dr. Kudo's ("Sand Gun" inventor's) son Koichi, to coerce him into modifying the "Sand Gun" so that it could be fitted onto one of the Black Cross Army's satellites with its effects massively amplified. Demonstrates incredible katana and marksmanship prowess like his namesake. He managed to injure Aorenger's shoulder with a few arrows. In addition to his weapon mastery, Samurai Mask can transform into an ethereal form and transfer his life-force to inanimate objects. The former causes him to be immune to Momorenger's earring bombs and the Gorenger Storm attack. The latter power was used to attach himself to a rocket holding the "Sand Gun" in a Black Cross Army satellite. He along with the rocket+satellite were destroyed by the Blue Cherry armed with one of Momo Ranger's special explosives.
• Bronze Mask (青銅仮面, Seidō Kamen, 1, 3): Attacked EAGLE's Kyushu Base. Oversees the Black Cross Army's development of a hydrogen bomb that would be used to annihilate the Goranger's headquarters (i.e. Snack Gon). A spy masquerading as a Black Cross Army scientist warns the Gorangers of the plan. They then infiltrate the bomb apparatus that powers the hydrogen bomb. Eventually Bronze Mask discovers and kills the spy. The spy bears a communication device that Bronze Mask uses to lure the Gorangers out of hiding. Daita Ooiwa reaches the rendezvous and upon being given a bowl of curry rice is threatened by Bronze Mask to return the power apparatus. Refusing the threat will result in the death of juvenile Snack Gon regular Taro. Daita complies but upon returning the device he is double-crossed. Bronze Mask decides to blow all of Japan with the bomb along with Taro (who is trapped inside the bomb's shell). Bronze Mask sports many powers. One is the ability to manipulate mechanical devices by playing into his bronze flute. The flute also doubles as a poisonous dart blower, serves as a Black Cross Army I.D. device and can be used to shoot out combustible sparks. For defensive capabilities, Bronze Mask can create a shield from his forearm and can transform into bronze bell (seemingly impervious to all damage). He is destroyed by the Goranger Storm in his bronze bell form after Ki Ranger lifts him into the air.
• Jade Mask (ヒスイ仮面, Hisui Kamen, 1, 4): Attacked EAGLE's Hokkaido Base. Takes over a famous bacteriological institution and disguises himself as the lead biologist. Here, the Black Cross Army will develop a corrosive breed of bacteria that will be filled in hot air balloon and then unleashed upon the Japanese populace upon it exploding (due to intense air pressure). Peggy Matsuyama investigates the place in the guise of a freelancing reporter (she is captured along with the real lead biologist). Jade Mask has no special powers and is armed with a thick calico pole for combat usage. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm as he attempts to escape in another Black Cross Army hot air balloon.
• Poison Gas Mask (毒ガス仮面, Dokugasu Kamen, 1, 4-5): A gas mask-wearing Masked Monster. Attacked EAGLE's Osaka Base. Hated by a vengeful Asuka Kenji for the death of his comrades. Poison Gas Mask's current objective is to steal precious metals/minerals from EAGLE caravans so as to maintain his geothermal powered poison gas factory. The gases will eventually be unleashed throughout all of Tokyo. The murder of these EAGLE caravans will also prevent his whereabouts from being discovered. In addition to this goal, Poison Gas Mask also boasts that he will personally vanquish all the Gorangers. Dressed in a black gown he attempts to locate the Goranger headquarters, attracting the attention of Asuka. Asuka and Poison Gas Mask duel with the latter winning. He decides to use Asuka as bait for the other four Gorangers. Poison Gas Mask can spray fumes of green colored poison gas from the nozzle located on his face. He also has poison filled side-armed missiles that violently explode upon impact. With his golden cape, Poison Gas Mask can shroud himself and teleport out of harm's way. Poison Gas Mask also wields a military dagger for hand-hand combat. Thanks to a special precious metal powered device inserted into his head, he is virtually immortal. Mido Ranger exploits this as his weakness throwing his Midomerang into the side of Poison Gas Mask's head to destroy the device. Left vulnerable, Poison Gas Mask is destroyed by the Goranger Storm along with his factory.
• Iron Hoop Mask (鉄輪仮面, Tetsuringu Kamen, 6): An iron-themed Masked Monster composed of metal hoops. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Crescent Moon Mask (三ヶ月仮面, Mikazuki Kamen, 7): A Masked Mutant in a red crescent moon mask. Destroyed by the Blue Cherry.
• Poison Fang Mask (毒牙仮面, Dokukiba Kamen, 7-8): A Nāga-themed Masked Monster. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Witch Mask (魔女仮面, Majo Kamen, 9): A witch-themed Masked Monster. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Wing Mask (翼仮面, Tsubasa Kamen, 10): A Masked Monster in a bird-winged mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Boat Ear Mask (舟耳仮面, Funamimi Kamen, 11): A Masked Monster in an Asian-style mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Silver Heat Mask (銀熱仮面, Ginnetsu Kamen, 12): A Masked Monster in a fly mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Horn Mask (角仮面, Tsuno Kamen, 13): A masked mutant in an unspecified horned beast mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Skull Mask (ドクロ仮面, Dokuro Kamen, 14): A skeleton-themed Masked Monster. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Rainbow Mask (虹仮面, Niji Kamen, 15): A rainbow-manipulating Masked Monster in a rainbow-colored parrot mask that was used by Sun Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Mirror Mask (鏡仮面, Kagami Kamen, 15-16): A mirror-themed Masked Monster that was used by Sun Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Black Hair Mask (黒髪仮面, Kurokami Kamen, 16-17): A Masked Monster in a segmented mask with long black hair that was used by Sun Mask. Destroyed by the Midomerang.
• Cyclops Mask (一つ目仮面, Hitotsume Kamen, 18): A Hitotsume-kozō-themed Masked Monster that was used by Sun Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Sword Kamen (剣仮面, Tsurugi Kamen, 19): A cavalier-themed Masked Monster that was used by Sun Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Shot Mask (砲丸仮面, Hōgan Kamen, 21): A shot put-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Gear Mask (歯車仮面, Haguruma Kamen, 21-22): An upgrading Masked Monster in a gear mask that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Wire Mask (針金仮面, Harigane Kamen, 22-23): A broom-wielding Masked Monster in a wire mask that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Midair Goranger Storm.
• Razor Mask (カミソリ仮面, Kamisori Kamen, 23-24): A razor-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Eight Eyed Mask (八ツ目仮面, Yatsume Kamen, 24-25): An eight-eyed lamprey-themed Mask Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Blue Vein Mask (青すじ仮面, Aosuji Kamen, 26): A poison-creating Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Iron Claw Mask (鉄の爪仮面, Tetsunotsume Kamen, 27): A Masked Monster in a clawed hand mask that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Mole.
• Iron Comb Mask (鉄グシ仮面, Tetsugushi Kamen, 28): A comb-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Softshell Turtle.
• Door Mask (扉仮面, Tobira Kamen, 29): A Masked Monster in a locked door-themed mask that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Double Power.
• Mine Mask (機雷仮面, Kirai Kamen, 30): A naval mine-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Feint Attack.
• Iron Tube Mask (鉄カン仮面, Tetsukan Kamen, 31): A Masked Monster in a mask that has tubes on it. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Reel Shoot.
• Large Hatchet Mask (大ナタ仮面, Ōnata Kamen, 32): A hatchet-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Splitting Wood.
• Iron Princess Mask (鉄ヒメ仮面, Tetsuhime Kamen, 33): An iron maiden-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Momotarō.
• Red Face Mask (赤面仮面, Sekimen Kamen, 34): A backscratcher-wielding Masked Monster in a red mask with a printed circuit board on it that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Blue Tengu.
• Steel Mask (スチール仮面, Suchīru Kamen, 35): A scissors staff-wielding Masked Monster in a knife-themed mask that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Midomerang Storm.
• Warship Mask (軍艦仮面, Gunkan Kamen, 36): A warship-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm.
• Fork Mask (フォーク仮面, Fōku Kamen, 37): A fork-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Vute Finish.
• Pirate Mask (海賊仮面, Kaizoku Kamen, 38): A pirate-themed Masked Monster with a hook for a left hand that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Anchor.
• Rock Face Mask (岩面仮面, Iwazura Kamen, 39): A Moai-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Hammer.
• Iron Cage Mask (鉄カゴ仮面, Tetsukago Kamen, 40): A Masked Monster in an iron cage-themed mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Temari.
• Iron Lion Mask (鉄獅子仮面, Tetsujishi Kamen, 41): A Chinese guardian lion/vending machine-themed Masked Monster that was used by Iron Man Mask General Temujin. Destroyed by the Goranger Storm New Power Operation Nervous Coin.
• Diamond Mask (ダイヤモンド仮面, Daiyamondo Kamen, 43): A diamond-themed Masked Monster that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Brilliant Cutter.
• Electricity Mask (エレキ仮面, Ereki Kamen, 44): An electrokinetic binoviewer-themed Masked Monster that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Electric Stove.
• Sword Shark Mask (剣ザメ仮面, Kenzame Kamen, 45): A shark-themed Masked Monster that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Two-Stage Rocketer.
• Locomotive Mask (機関車仮面, Kikansha Kamen, 46): A locomotive-themed Masked Monster that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Coal.
• Bird Fang Mask (鳥牙仮面, Torikiba Kamen, 47): A Masked Monster in a bird-beaked mask that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Blue Bird.
• Camera Mask (カメラ仮面, Kamera Kamen, 48): A camera-themed Masked Monster that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Lens Cover And Magnesium.
• Horn Bone Mask (つの骨仮面, Tsunobone Kamen, 49): A bone-themed Masked Monster that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Skull.
• Iron Trap Mask (鉄ワナ仮面, Tetsuwana Kamen, 50): A foothold trap-themed Masked Monster that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Butterfly.
• Gunman Mask (ガンマン仮面, Ganman Kamen, 51): A revolver-masked cowboy-themed Masked Monster that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Golden Gun.
• Telephone Mask (電話仮面, Denwa Kamen, 52): A rotary dial telephone-themed master assassin and master of voice mimicry able to retrieve any phone-based intel including faxes. Telephone Mask is sent by Volcano Mask General Magman after scientists who support the Gorangers with the aid of Zolders as his inside men. After killing off Wakayama, Telephone Mask nearly poisons Shimizu when Mido Ranger intervenes. The Gorangers soon uncover his method and track the Masked Mutant down as he attempts to take out the chief officers of EAGLE. They manage to locate the Masked Mutant's base at the Eastern Recording Institute thanks to agent 0079. The Gorangers finish Telephone Mask off with the Goranger Hurricane Plan.
• Baseball Mask (野球仮面, Yakyū Kamen, 53): A baseball-themed Masked Monster that was used by Volcano Mask General Magman. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Change-Up.
• Big Ear Mask (大耳仮面, Ōmimi Kamen, 55): A Masked Monster in an ear-themed mask that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Earplug.
• Faucet Mask (蛇口仮面, Jaguchi Kamen, 56): A faucet-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Fireball Operation.
• Bird Comb Mask (トサカ仮面, Tosaka Kamen, 57): A chicken-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane False Teeth.
• Parabolic Mask (パラボラ仮面, Parabora Kamen, 58): A parabolic antenna-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Guanyin
• Dead Bird Mask (死の鳥仮面, Shinotori Kamen, 59): A Pteranodon-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Mist Net.
• Shellfish Mask (妖貝仮面, Yōgai Kamen, 60): A clam-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Pearl.
• Ox Shoe Mask (牛靴仮面, Gyūgutsu Kamen, 61): A shoe-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Stag Beetle.
• Ribcage Mask (アバラ仮面, Abara Kamen, 62): A rib cage-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Bone Soup.
• Television Mask (テレビ仮面, Terebi Kamen, 63): A Masked Monster in a television mask that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Channel.
• Clock Mask (時計仮面, Tokei Kamen, 64): A clock-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Magnet Lock.
• Fallen Leaves Mask (落葉仮面, Rakuyō Kamen, 65): A leaf-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Bonfire.
• Windmill Mask (風車仮面, Fūsha Kamen, 66): A windmill-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Mechanical Fan.
• Can Opener Mask (カンキリ仮面, Kankiri Kamen, 67): A can opener-masked drum-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. He was responsible for killing Daigoro Kumano. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Tin Can.
• Injection Mask (注射仮面, Chūsha Kamen, 68): A syringe-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Ampoule.
• Pineapple Mask (パイナップル仮面, Painappuru Kamen, 69): A pineapple-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Pineapple Cutter.
• Tire Mask (タイヤ仮面, Taiya Kamen, 70): A tire-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Air Pump.
• Piano Mask (ピアノ仮面, Piano Kamen, 71): A piano-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Pianist.
• Anchor Mask (イカリ仮面, Ikari Kamen, 72): An anchor-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Silver Ship.
• Kendo Mask (剣道仮面, Kendō Kamen, 73): A Kendo-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Goranger.
• Glasses Mask (眼鏡仮面, Megane Kamen, 74): A glasses-masked eye test-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Visual Acuity Test.
• Stove Mask (ストーブ仮面, Sutōbu Kamen, 75): A stove-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Storage Tank.
• Iron Spider Mask (鉄グモ仮面, Tetsugumo Kamen, 76): A spider-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Spider Web.
• Iron Snake Mask (鉄ヘビ仮面, Tetsuhebi Kamen, 77): A blood-draining snake-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Freezing Spray.
• Mammoth Mask (マンモス仮面, Manmosu Kamen, 78): A mammoth-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Ice Machine.
• Skate Mask (スケート仮面, Sukēto Kamen, 79): A cryokinetic Masked Mutant in an ice skate mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Ice Hockey.
• Steel Tiger Mask (鋼鉄虎仮面, Kōtetsutora Kamen, 80): A smilodon-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Temari.
• Iron Kettle Mask (鉄ビン仮面, Tetsubin Kamen, 81): A kettle-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Big Hibachi.
• Yo-yo Mask (ヨーヨー仮面, Yōyō Kamen, 82): A yo-yo-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Yo-yo.
• Tiger Mask (ダイガー仮面, Daigā Kamen, 83): A tiger-themed Masked Monster that was used by Commander-in-Chief Gold Mask. Jiro Daigo was a member of EAGLE's Hokkaido Block who was thought dead during Jade Mask's attack and was transformed into the cyborg Tiger Mask when he was found by the Black Cross Army. Destroyed by the Goranger Hurricane Iron Trap.

Episodes

Episodes aired on Saturdays at 7:30 pm JST.

No.	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate	Rating
1	"The Crimson Sun! The Invincible Gorengers" Transliteration: "Makka na Taiyō! Muteki Gorenjā" (Japanese: 真赤な太陽！無敵ゴレンジャー)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	April 5, 1975 (1975-04-05)	15.2
2	"The Blue Earth! The Deadly Desertification Plan" Transliteration: "Aoi Chikyū! Shi no Sabakuka Keikaku" (Japanese: 青い地球！死の砂漠化計画)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	April 12, 1975 (1975-04-12)	14.4
3	"Big Counterattack! A Yellow Whirlwind" Transliteration: "Dai Gyakushū! Kiiroi Tsumujikaze" (Japanese: 大逆襲！黄色いつむじ風)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	April 19, 1975 (1975-04-19)	15.7
4	"A Crimson Kick! Smash the Great Microbe Plan" Transliteration: "Kurenai no Kikku! Kudake Mikuro Dai Sakusen" (Japanese: 紅のキック！砕けミクロ大作戦)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	April 26, 1975 (1975-04-26)	16.0
5	"Green Anger, Immortal Gas-Person" Transliteration: "Midoriiro no Ikari Fujimi Gasu Ningen" (Japanese: みどり色の怒り 不死身ガス人間)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	May 3, 1975 (1975-05-03)	16.2
6	"Red Riddle! Chase the Spy Route to the Sea" Transliteration: "Akai Nazo! Supai Rūto o Umi ni Oe" (Japanese: 赤い謎！スパイルートを海に追え)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	May 10, 1975 (1975-05-10)	16.8
7	"Pink Moonlight! Wolf Corps" Transliteration: "Pinku no Gekkō! Ōkami Butai" (Japanese: ピンクの月光！オオカミ部隊)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	May 24, 1975 (1975-05-24)	16.7
8	"Black Fear! The Murderous Poison Fang" Transliteration: "Kuroi Kyōfu! Koroshi no Dokuga" (Japanese: 黒い恐怖！殺しの毒牙)	Minoru Yamada	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	May 31, 1975 (1975-05-31)	17.4
9	"Blue Shadow, Variblune Secret Strategy" Transliteration: "Aoi Kagebōshi Bariburūn Himitsu Senryaku" (Japanese: 青い影法師 バリブルーン秘密戦略)	Itaru Orita	Shōzō Uehara	June 7, 1975 (1975-06-07)	17.0
10	"The Red Balloon! Wind Speed at 100 Meters" Transliteration: "Akai Fūsen! Fūsoku Hyaku-mētoru" (Japanese: 赤い風船！風速100メートル)	Itaru Orita	Shōzō Uehara	June 14, 1975 (1975-06-14)	16.8
11	"Green Shudder! The Escape From Ear Hell" Transliteration: "Midoriiro no Senritsu! Mimi Jigoku kara no Dasshutsu" (Japanese: みどり色の戦慄！耳地獄からの脱出)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	June 21, 1975 (1975-06-21)	18.1
12	"Super Energy of Silver! Burning Hell" Transliteration: "Gin'iro no Chō Enerugī! Shōnetsu Jigoku" (Japanese: 銀色の超エネルギー！焦熱地獄)	Minoru Yamada	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	June 28, 1975 (1975-06-28)	17.3
13	"The Pink Secret! Defeat the Human Bomb" Transliteration: "Pinku no Himitsu! Ningen Bakudan o Taose" (Japanese: ピンクの秘密！人間爆弾を倒せ)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	July 5, 1975 (1975-07-05)	18.6
14	"The Red Coffin! The Mysterious Skull Mansion" Transliteration: "Akai Kan'oke! Dokuro Yashiki no Kai" (Japanese: 赤い棺桶！ドクロ屋敷の怪)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Hirohisa Soda	July 12, 1975 (1975-07-12)	17.0
15	"The Big Blue Fortress! Big Raging Variblune" Transliteration: "Aoi Dai Yōsai! Ō Abare Bariburūn" (Japanese: 青い大要塞！大暴れバリブルーン)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	July 26, 1975 (1975-07-26)	13.9
16	"White Weirdness! The Eye in the Mirror" Transliteration: "Shiroi Kaiki! Kagami no Naka no Me" (Japanese: 白い怪奇！鏡の中の目)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	August 2, 1975 (1975-08-02)	12.9
17	"The Purple Theme Park! A Demonic Cemetery" Transliteration: "Murasakiiro no Yūenchi! Akuma no Hakaba" (Japanese: むらさき色の遊園地！悪魔の墓場)	Minoru Yamada	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	August 9, 1975 (1975-08-09)	14.0
18	"Horrible Black Crusaders! Attack According to the (Secret) Plan" Transliteration: "Senritsu no Kuro Jūjigun! Maruhi Sakusen de Kōgeki Seyo" (Japanese: 戦慄の黒十字軍！㊙作戦で攻撃せよ)	Minoru Yamada	Kimio Hirayama	August 16, 1975 (1975-08-16)	13.0
19	"A Blue Spark! The Spy Front That Floats in the Sea" Transliteration: "Aoi Hibana! Umi ni Ukabu Supai Sensen" (Japanese: 青い火花！海に浮かぶスパイ戦線)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Keisuke Fujikawa	August 23, 1975 (1975-08-23)	17.1
20	"Crimson Fight to the Death! Sun Mask vs. Akarenger" Transliteration: "Makka na Shitō! Nichirin Kamen Tai Akarenjā" (Japanese: 真赤な死闘！日輪仮面対アカレンジャー)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	August 30, 1975 (1975-08-30)	17.6
21	"Blue Miracle! The Mysterious Airship That Came From Antiquity" Transliteration: "Aoi Kyōi! Kodai kara Kita Kai Hikōsen" (Japanese: 青い驚異！古代から来た怪飛行船)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	September 6, 1975 (1975-09-06)	17.9
22	"Yellow Air Raid! Nightmares of Atlantis" Transliteration: "Kiiroi Kūshū! Atorantisu no Akumu" (Japanese: 黄色い空襲！アトランティスの悪夢)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	September 13, 1975 (1975-09-13)	15.4
23	"Green Dogfight! The End of the Mysterious Airship" Transliteration: "Midori no Kūshūsen! Kai Hikōsen no Saigo" (Japanese: みどりの空中戦！怪飛行船の最期)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	September 20, 1975 (1975-09-20)	17.2
24	"Blue Anger! Strong Midomerang, Big Counterattack" Transliteration: "Aoi Ikari! Kyōretsu Midomeran Dai Gyakushū" (Japanese: 青い怒り！強烈ミドメラン大逆襲)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	October 4, 1975 (1975-10-04)	16.2
25	"Crimson Fuse! Lamprey Torpedo Attack" Transliteration: "Makka na Dōkasen! Yatsume no Gyorai Kōgeki" (Japanese: 真赤な導火線！八ツ目の魚雷攻撃)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	October 11, 1975 (1975-10-11)	19.0
26	"Multi-Changing Blue Veins! The Dreadful Poison Expert" Transliteration: "Aosuji Shichi Henge! Kyōfu no Dokuyaku Hakase" (Japanese: 青すじ七変化！恐怖の毒薬博士)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Hirohisa Soda	October 18, 1975 (1975-10-18)	21.0
27	"Yellow Object Q! Gorenger Base S.O.S." Transliteration: "Kiiroi Buttai Kyū! Gorenjā Kichi Esu Ō Esu" (Japanese: 黄色い物体Q！ゴレンジャー基地SOS)	Itaru Orita	Shōzō Uehara	October 25, 1975 (1975-10-25)	19.4
28	"Big Red Eruption! Infiltrate the Underground Base" Transliteration: "Akai Dai Funka! Chitei Kichi ni Sen'nyū Seyo" (Japanese: 赤い大噴火！地底基地に潜入せよ)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	November 1, 1975 (1975-11-01)	19.4
29	"Red Pursuit! The Mysterious Seal Train" Transliteration: "Akai Tsuigeki! Nazo no Fūin Ressha" (Japanese: 赤い追撃！なぞの封印列車)	Itaru Orita	Hirohisa Soda	November 8, 1975 (1975-11-08)	19.2
30	"Golden Columns of Fire! A Great Explosion of Consecutive Mines" Transliteration: "Kin'iro no Hibashira! Kirai Renzoku Dai Bakuhatsu" (Japanese: 金色の火柱！機雷連続大爆発)	Minoru Yamada	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	November 15, 1975 (1975-11-15)	19.0
31	"The Black Challenge! Enrage, Five Stars of Justice" Transliteration: "Kuroi Chōsenjō! Ikare Itsutsu no Seigi no Hoshi" (Japanese: 黒い挑戦状！怒れ五つの正義の星)	Minoru Yamada	Kimio Hirayama	November 22, 1975 (1975-11-22)	18.0
32	"Hot Blue Wind! No Response from Variblune" Transliteration: "Aoi Neppū! Bariburūn Ōtō Nashi" (Japanese: 青い熱風！バリブルーン応答なし)	Hidetoshi Kitamura	Shōzō Uehara	November 29, 1975 (1975-11-29)	20.8
33	"The Red Target! A Fake Gorenger Appears" Transliteration: "Akai Hyōteki! Nisemono Gorenjā Shutsugen" (Japanese: 赤い標的！にせものゴレンジャー出現)	Hidetoshi Kitamura	Hirohisa Soda	December 6, 1975 (1975-12-06)	19.6
34	"The Yellow Spy Battle! You Saw the Power of YTC" Transliteration: "Kiiroi Supai-sen! Mita ka Wai Tī Shī no Iryoku" (Japanese: 黄色いスパイ戦！見たかYTCの威力)	Hidetoshi Kitamura	Shōzō Uehara	December 20, 1975 (1975-12-20)	17.6
35	"Big Strange Black Bird! Condoler: War Bomber Fleet" Transliteration: "Kuroi Dai Kaichō! Kondorā Sentō Bakugekitai" (Japanese: 黒い大怪鳥！コンドラー戦斗爆撃隊)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	December 27, 1975 (1975-12-27)	18.8
36	"The Fierce Crimson Charge! The Mobile Fortress Invincible Battleship" Transliteration: "Makka na Mō Shingeki! Ugoku Yōsai Muteki Senkan" (Japanese: 真赤な猛進撃！動く要塞無敵戦艦)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	January 10, 1976 (1976-01-10)	16.9
37	"A Pure White Flash! The Black Cross Führer's True Form" Transliteration: "Masshiroi Senkō! Kuro Jūji Sōtō no Shōtai" (Japanese: 真白い閃光！黒十字総統の正体)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	January 17, 1976 (1976-01-17)	20.0
38	"The Blue Cliff! The Search for Demonic Pirate Treasure" Transliteration: "Aoi Dangai! Akuma no Kaizoku Takara Sagashi" (Japanese: 青い断崖！悪魔の海賊宝さがし)	Minoru Yamada	Hirohisa Soda	January 31, 1976 (1976-01-31)	19.5
39	"Crimson Sea of Japan! The Superpower of the Mysterious Meteorite" Transliteration: "Makka na Nihonkai! Kai Inseki no Chōnōryoku" (Japanese: 真赤な日本海！怪隕石の超能力)	Minoru Yamada	Hirohisa Soda	February 7, 1976 (1976-02-07)	20.6
40	"The Crimson Vengeance Demon! The Infernal Momorenger" Transliteration: "Kurenai no Fukushūki! Jigoku no Momorenjā" (Japanese: 紅の復讐鬼！地獄のモモレンジャー)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	February 14, 1976 (1976-02-14)	19.6
41	"Big Black Counterattack! The Battle of Tottori Dune" Transliteration: "Kuroi Dai Gyakushū! Tottori Sakyū no Kōbōsen" (Japanese: 黒い大逆転！鳥取砂丘の攻防戦)	Minoru Yamada	Hirohisa Soda	February 28, 1976 (1976-02-28)	22.3
42	"The Black Ironman Dies! Farewell, Variblune" Transliteration: "Kuro no Tetsujin Shisu! Saraba Bariburūn" (Japanese: 黒の鉄人死す！さらばバリブルーン)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	March 13, 1976 (1976-03-13)	17.1
43	"The Crimson Phoenix! Enter, the Invincible Varidorin" Transliteration: "Makka na Fushichō! Muteki Baridorīn Tōjō" (Japanese: 真赤な不死鳥！無敵バリドリーン登場)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	March 20, 1976 (1976-03-20)	15.4
44	"Blue Multi-Purpose Tank! Varitank Launches" Transliteration: "Aoi Bannō Sensha! Baritanku Hasshin" (Japanese: 青い万能戦車！バリタンク発進)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	March 27, 1976 (1976-03-27)	18.5
45	"Dark Sword Shark! Attack of the Marine Hitman" Transliteration: "Ankoku no Ken-zame! Umi no Koroshiya Shūrai" (Japanese: 暗黒の剣鮫！海の殺し屋襲来)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	April 3, 1976 (1976-04-03)	18.7
46	"Black Super Express! Locomotive Mask's Big Rampage" Transliteration: "Kuroi Chōtokkyū! Kikansha Kamen Dai Bōsō" (Japanese: 黒い超特急！機関車仮面大暴走)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	April 10, 1976 (1976-04-10)	19.0
47	"Big Red Counterattack! Angry Gorenger" Transliteration: "Akai Dai Gyakushū! Ikari no Gorenjā" (Japanese: 赤い大逆襲！怒りのゴレンジャー)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	April 17, 1976 (1976-04-17)	16.5
48	"The Black Supply Depot! Close Call at the Theme Park" Transliteration: "Kuroi Hokyū Kichi! Yūenchi Kikiippatsu" (Japanese: 黒い補給基地！遊園地危機一髪)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	April 24, 1976 (1976-04-24)	16.4
49	"The Big Green Escape! The Swirling Trick Play" Transliteration: "Midori no Dai Dassō! Manji no Torikku Purei" (Japanese: みどりの大脱走！卍のトリックプレイ)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Hirohisa Soda	May 1, 1976 (1976-05-01)	18.5
50	"The Blue-Winged Secret! Look out, Varidorin" Transliteration: "Aoi Tsubasa no Himitsu! Ayaushi Baridorīn" (Japanese: 青い翼の秘密！危うしバリドリーン)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Hirohisa Soda	May 8, 1976 (1976-05-08)	15.6
51	"The Making of Blue Counterfeit Money! The Sunset Gunman" Transliteration: "Aoi Nisesatsu-zukuri! Yūhi no Ganman" (Japanese: 青いニセ札づくり！夕陽のガンマン)	Minoru Yamada	Hirohisa Soda	May 15, 1976 (1976-05-15)	14.6
52	"The Pink Telephone Demon! The Murderous Dial" Transliteration: "Pinku no Denwaki! Koroshi no Daiyaru" (Japanese: ピンクの電話鬼！殺しのダイヤル)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	May 29, 1976 (1976-05-29)	15.4
53	"The Red Home Run King! The Deadly Number 1" Transliteration: "Akai Hōmu Ran Ō! Hissatsu no Sebangō Ichi" (Japanese: 赤いホームラン王！必殺の背番号1)	Minoru Yamada	Hirohisa Soda	June 5, 1976 (1976-06-05)	16.4
54	"Crimson Challenge! The Volcano's Last Big Eruption" Transliteration: "Makka na Chōsen! Hi no Yama Saigo no Dai Funka" (Japanese: 真赤な挑戦！火の山最期の大噴火)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	June 19, 1976 (1976-06-19)	14.6
55	"The Colored Daishogun! Tutankamen's Curse" Transliteration: "Kin'iro no Daishōgun! Tsutankāmen no Noroi" (Japanese: 金色の大将軍！ツタンカーメンの呪い)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	July 3, 1976 (1976-07-03)	16.3
56	"Blue Summer Vacation! A Demon's Killing Beach" Transliteration: "Aoi Natsuyasumi! Ma no Satsujin Kaigan" (Japanese: 青い夏休み！魔の殺人海岸)	Minoru Yamada	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	July 10, 1976 (1976-07-10)	15.7
57	"The Black Encircling Net! Five-Faced Peggy" Transliteration: "Kuroi Hōimō! Itsutsu no Kao no Pegī" (Japanese: 黒い包囲網！五つの顔のペギー)	Minoru Yamada	Hirohisa Soda	July 31, 1976 (1976-07-31)	8.7
58	"Crimson Ambition! His Excellency the Führer's Gold Castle" Transliteration: "Makka na Yabō! Sōtō Kakka no Ōgon-jō" (Japanese: 真赤な野望！総統閣下の黄金城)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	August 7, 1976 (1976-08-07)	9.8
59	"The Crimson South! The Mysterious Big Gold Plan" Transliteration: "Makka na Nangoku! Nazo no Gōrudo Dai Sakusen" (Japanese: 真赤な南国！謎のゴールド大作戦)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	September 4, 1976 (1976-09-04)	11.5
60	"Blue Inland Sea! The Floating Secret Fortress Island" Transliteration: "Aoi Setonaikai! Ukabu Himitsu Yōsai-tō" (Japanese: 青い瀬戸内海！浮ぶ秘密要塞島)	Minoru Yamada	Hirohisa Soda	September 11, 1976 (1976-09-11)	12.7
61	"The Pink KO Punch! The End-Ball Game" Transliteration: "Momoiro no Kei Ō Panchi! Endo Bōru Shōbu" (Japanese: 桃色のKOパンチ！エンドボール勝負)	Minoru Yamada	Hirohisa Soda	September 18, 1976 (1976-09-18)	11.4
62	"The White Mystery! The Trap of the Grim Reaper's Mansion" Transliteration: "Shiroi Kaiki! Shinigamikan no Wana" (Japanese: 白い怪奇！死神館の罠)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	September 25, 1976 (1976-09-25)	16.0
63	"A Flash of Black Lightning! The Protruding Cannon" Transliteration: "Kuroi Denkōsekka! Tobidasu Taihō" (Japanese: 黒い電光石火！飛び出す大砲)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Hirohisa Soda	October 2, 1976 (1976-10-02)	12.5
64	"Blue UFO!! The Space Army's Big Invasion" Transliteration: "Aoi Yūfō!! Uchū Gundan Dai Shūrai" (Japanese: 青いUFO！！宇宙軍団大襲来)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	October 16, 1976 (1976-10-16)	15.1
65	"The Crimson Suicide Squad!! The Crowded Black Cross Castle Raid" Transliteration: "Makka na Kesshitai!! Nagurikomi Kuro Jūjijō" (Japanese: 真赤な決死隊！！殴りこみ黒十字城)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	October 23, 1976 (1976-10-23)	11.6
66	"The Red Hostage Exchange!! Battlers' Big Charge" Transliteration: "Akai Hitojichi Kōkan!! Battorā Dai Shūgeki" (Japanese: 赤い人質交換！！バットラー大爆撃)	Kōichi Takemoto	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	October 30, 1976 (1976-10-30)	15.9
67	"Crimson Special Attack!! Kirenger Dies at Sunset" Transliteration: "Makka na Tokkō!! Kirenjā Yūhi ni Shisu" (Japanese: 真赤な特攻！！キレンジャー夕陽に死す)	Michio Konishi	Shōzō Uehara	November 6, 1976 (1976-11-06)	13.9
68	"The Pink Rebellion!! The Big Attack of Needle-Needle-Needle" Transliteration: "Pinku no Hanran!! Hari Hari Hari no Dai Kōgeki" (Japanese: ピンクの反乱！！針・針・針の大攻撃)	Michio Konishi	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	November 13, 1976 (1976-11-13)	15.7
69	"The New Multicolored Vehicle!! Varikikyun Launches" Transliteration: "Goshiki no Shin Heiki!! Barikikyūn Hasshin" (Japanese: 五色の新兵器！！バリキキューン発進)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	November 20, 1976 (1976-11-20)	13.2
70	"Blue Counterattack!! Stop the Space Express" Transliteration: "Aoi Gyakushū!! Uchū Tokkyū o Sutoppu Seyo" (Japanese: 青い逆襲！！宇宙特急をストップせよ)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	November 27, 1976 (1976-11-27)	17.7
71	"Big Crimson Decisive Battle!! The Earth Migration Plan" Transliteration: "Makka na Dai Kessen!! Chikyū Idō Keikaku" (Japanese: 真赤な大決戦！！地球移動計画)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	December 4, 1976 (1976-12-04)	14.2
72	"Blue Secrecy!! Varidorin Left to be Dismantled" Transliteration: "Aoi Kimitsu!! Kaitai Sareta Baridorīn" (Japanese: 青い機密！！解体されたバリドリーン)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	December 11, 1976 (1976-12-11)	13.7
73	"Black Whirlwind!! It's a Contest! A Straight Line" Transliteration: "Kuroi Tsumujikaze!! Shōbu da! Itchokusen" (Japanese: 黒いつむじ風！！勝負だ！一直線)	Kōichi Takemoto	Shōzō Uehara	December 18, 1976 (1976-12-18)	14.9
74	"Freezing Blue Wave!! The Plan to Freeze Earth" Transliteration: "Aoi Dai Kanpa!! Chikyū Kōrizuke Sakusen" (Japanese: 青い大寒波！！地球氷づけ作戦)	Kōichi Takemoto	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	December 25, 1976 (1976-12-25)	16.8
75	"Fiery Crimson Hell!! Stove Mask's Conspiracy" Transliteration: "Makka na Kaen Jigoku!! Sutōbu Kamen no Inbō" (Japanese: 真赤な火炎地獄！！ストーブ仮面の陰謀)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	January 8, 1977 (1977-01-08)	13.0
76	"Crimson Infiltration!! Did You See Tsuyoshi Kaijo?" Transliteration: "Makka na Sen'nyū!! Kimi wa Kaijō Tsuyoshi o Mita ka?" (Japanese: 真赤な潜入！！君は海城剛を見たか?)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Hirohisa Soda	January 15, 1977 (1977-01-15)	12.7
77	"Black Fear!! The Bloodsucking Snake Woman" Transliteration: "Kuroi Kyōfu!! Kyūketsu Hebi On'na" (Japanese: 黒い恐怖！！吸血へび女)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	January 22, 1977 (1977-01-22)	14.0
78	"Black Jamming!! A Primeval Roar" Transliteration: "Kuroi Bōgai Denpa!! Genshi no Otakebi" (Japanese: 黒い妨害電波！！原始の雄叫び)	Minoru Yamada	Susumu Takaku & Hikaru Arai	January 29, 1977 (1977-01-29)	14.5
79	"Crimson Pursuit!! The Formless Assassin's True Form" Transliteration: "Makka na Tsuiseki!! Sugata Naki Ansatsusha no Shōtai" (Japanese: 真赤な追跡！！姿なき暗殺者の正体)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	February 5, 1977 (1977-02-05)	15.4
80	"Crimson Crossing in Enemy Territory! Escape to Hope" Transliteration: "Makka na Tekichū Ōdan! Kibō e no Dasshutsu" (Japanese: 真赤な敵中横断！希望への脱出)	Minoru Yamada	Hirohisa Soda	February 12, 1977 (1977-02-12)	15.3
81	"Black Doubt!! The Murder Spy's Trap" Transliteration: "Kuroi Giwaku!! Satsujin Supai no Wana" (Japanese: 黒い疑惑！！殺人スパイの罠)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	February 19, 1977 (1977-02-19)	13.8
82	"Black Magician!! Mystery of the Dollhouse?!" Transliteration: "Kuroi Majutsushi!! Ningyōkan no Kai?!" (Japanese: 黒い魔術師！！人形館の怪?！)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Hirohisa Soda	February 26, 1977 (1977-02-26)	13.9
83	"Orange First Love!! The Roaring Megalopolis" Transliteration: "Orenji-iro no Hatsukoi!! Hoeru Dai Tokai" (Japanese: オレンジ色の初恋！！吼える大都会)	Katsuhiko Taguchi	Shōzō Uehara	March 12, 1977 (1977-03-12)	14.4
84	"Great Crimson Victory!! Shine Forever, Five Stars" Transliteration: "Makka na Dai Shōri!! Towa ni Kagayake Itsutsu Boshi" (Japanese: 真赤な大勝利！！永久に輝け五ツ星)	Minoru Yamada	Shōzō Uehara	March 26, 1977 (1977-03-26)	11.8

Films

• Himitsu Sentai Gorenger: The Movie (秘密戦隊ゴレンジャー, Himitsu Sentai Gorenjā): Released on July 26, 1975. The movie version of episode 6.
• Himitsu Sentai Gorenger: The Blue Fortress (秘密戦隊ゴレンジャー　青い大要塞, Himitsu Sentai Gorenjā Aoi Daiyōsai): Released on December 20, 1975. The movie version of episode 15.
• Himitsu Sentai Gorenger: The Red Death Match (秘密戦隊ゴレンジャー 真赤な猛進撃！, Himitsu Sentai Gorenjā Makka na Mōshingeki!): Released on March 20, 1976. The movie version of episode 36.
• Himitsu Sentai Gorenger: Fire Mountain's Final Explosion (秘密戦隊ゴレンジャー 火の山最後の大噴火, Himitsu Sentai Gorenjā Hi no Yama Saigo no Daifunka): Released on December 19, 1976. The movie version of episode 54.
• Himitsu Sentai Gorenger: The Bomb Hurricane (秘密戦隊ゴレンジャー　爆弾ハリケーン, Himitsu Sentai Gorenjā Bakudan Harikēn): Released on July 18, 1976.
• J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai vs. Gorenger (ジャッカー電撃隊VSゴレンジャー, Jakkā Dengekitai Tai Gorenjā): Released on March 18, 1978.

Manga

The series was adapted into a manga written and drawn by Ishinomori and published in Weekly Shōnen Sunday magazine from May 4, 1975, to August 17, 1975. Seven Seas Entertainment licensed the manga outside Japan for North American territories.

Cast

• Tsuyoshi Kaijo: Naoya Makoto (誠 直也, Makoto Naoya)
• Akira Shinmei: Hiroshi Miyauchi (宮内 洋, Miyauchi Hiroshi)
• Daita Oiwa: Baku Hatakeyama (畠山 麦, Hatakeyama Baku)
• Daigoro Kumano: Jirō Daruma (だるま 二郎, Daruma Jirō)
• Peggy Matsuyama: Lisa Komaki (小牧 りさ, Komaki Risa)
• Kenji Asuka: Yukio Itō (伊藤 幸雄, Itō Yukio)
• Yoko Kato: Eri Kanuma (鹿沼 えり, Kanuma Eri)
• Tomoko Hayashi: Emi Shirakawa (白川 恵美, Shirakawa Emi)
• Haruko Nakamura: Miki Honda (本田 みき, Honda Miki)
• Taro Kato (加藤 太郎, Katō Tarō): Hiroyuki Konuma (小沼 宏之, Konuma Hiroyuki)
• Black Cross Führer: Mitsuo Andō (安藤 三男, Andō Mitsuo, 1-55), Nobuo Yana (八名 信夫, Yana Nobuo, 56-84) (Voicing the role in episodes 54 & 55)
• Gonpachi Edogawa: Toshio Takahara (高原 駿雄, Takahara Toshio)

Voice actors

• Gon (ゴン): Hisako Kyōda (京田 尚子, Kyōda Hisako)
• Sun Mask (日輪仮面, Nichirin Kamen): Hiroshi Masuoka (増岡 弘, Masuoka Hiroshi)
• General Iron Mask Temujin (鉄人仮面テムジン将軍, Tetsujin Kamen Temujin Shōgun): Shōzō Iizuka (飯塚 昭三, Iizuka Shōzō)
• General Fire Mountain Mask Magman (火の山仮面マグマン将軍, Hinoyama Kamen Maguman Shōgun): Eisuke Yoda (依田英助, Yoda Eisuke, 42–44), Shōzō Iizuka (45–54)
• Great General Golden Mask (ゴールデン仮面大将軍, Gōruden Kamen Daishōgun): Shōzō Iizuka
• Narrator: Nobuo Tanaka (田中 信夫, Tanaka Nobuo, 1–14): Tōru Ōhira (大平 透, Ōhira Tōru, 15–84)

Songs

Opening theme

• "Susume! Gorenger" (進め！ゴレンジャー, Susume! Gorenjā, "Proceed! Gorenger")
  • Lyrics: Shotaro Ishinomori
  • Composition & arrangement: Chumei Watanabe
  • Artists: Isao Sasaki, Mitsuko Horie, & Columbia Yurikago Kai

Ending themes

• "Himitsu Sentai Gorenger" (秘密戦隊ゴレンジャー, Himitsu Sentai Gorenjā, "Secret Squad Gorenger")
  • Lyrics: Saburo Yatsude
  • Composition & Arrangement: Chumei Watanabe
  • Artist: Isao Sasaki & Koorogi '73
  • Episodes: 1–63
• "Mi yo!! Gorenger" (見よ!!ゴレンジャー, Mi yo!! Gorenjā, "Look!! Gorenger")
  • Lyrics: Shotaro Ishinomori
  • Composition & Arrangement: Chumei Watanabe
  • Artists: Isao Sasaki, Koorogi '73, & Wilbees
  • Episodes: 64–84

International broadcast and home video

• In its home country of Japan, Toei Video released the series on VHS and was spread throughout 20 volumes for both sale and rental releases from May 25, 1986 to May 24, 1991. Each tape contains three episodes and there was also a release of one of the movies. Only 59 out of 84 episodes were released on this format. The jacket for Volume 19 of the series used an image of Red Falcon from Choujyu Sentai Liveman by mistake. Then from November 21, 1998 to May 21, 1999, the series was released on a Laserdisc boxset and this was the first time that the series had all 84 episodes released on home video. From April 21, 2003 to August 8, 2003, the series was released on DVD throughout a span of 14 volumes. Each volume contains six episodes reach and volumes 1-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12, 13 and 14 were simultaneously released. The first episode is also included in the "Shotaro Ishinomori 70th Anniversary DVD-BOX" released on July 21, 2008. The first episode is also included in the "Super Sentai 1st Episode Collection I" DVD released in April 2011, and the movie version "Bakudan Hurricane!" was also viewed on pay-per-view. The series was then released on Blu-Ray for the first time from February 8, 2017 to October 4, 2017 in five boxset volumes. Each volume holds three discs with 17 episodes included. In addition, 8 select episodes are also included in the "Super Sentai Ichimi Blu-ray 1975-1981" release which came out on April 14, 2021.
• In the United States, the original Japanese version was broadcast in Hawaii on Honolulu's KIKU-TV with English subtitles from 1975 through 1976, and the actors made personal appearances to promote the series. An unsubtitled version was also broadcast in California, on Sacramento's KMUV-TV in 1976, San Francisco's KEMO-TV in 1977.
• In the Philippines, Gorenger was dubbed into English and aired as Star Rangers in 1978 and shown on Saturday afternoon on RPN-9. In this version, aside from their color designations, the Gorengers also had numeric designations, in order of their introduction to the enemy prior to battle:
  • Akarenger = Star 1
  • Aorenger = Star 2
  • Kirenger = Star 3
  • Momorenger = Star 4
  • Midorenger = Star 5
• In Hong Kong, the series aired on the now-defunct Commercial Television station with a Cantonese Chinese dub from July 1, 1978, until August 19, 1978. But the channel ceased operations, causing the series to be cut short.
• In Thailand, the series aired on Channel 7 originally with a Thai dub and is currently licensed by Rose Media Entertainment. It later aired on Channel 5 and also the Gang Cartoon Channel around 2009 with its license currently owned by TIGA Company.

External links

• Super-Sentai.net (in Japanese)