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Jess and Marilyn 50th Anniversary

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Generation Kikaida Tribute video

Kamen Rider V3 DVD Boxed Set was released by JN Productions Generation Kikaida November 18, 2005

Jinzo Ningen Kikaida volume 9 the final volume was released by Generation Kikaida October 19, 2004 and followed by a complete series box set November 10, 2004

Jinzo Ningen Kikaida volume 2 was released by Generation Kikaida on December 31, 2002 They did not make available promos for volumes 3-8 Volume 3 - May 13, 2003, Volume 4 - June 20, 2003, Volume 5 - September 23, 2003, Volume 6 - November 18, 2003 Volume ,7 - March 23, 2004 Volume 8 - July 13, 2004

Jinzo Ningen Kikaida (1972) volume 1 was released by JN Productions' Generation Kikaida October 15, 2002

POSSIBLE additions not guaranteed. New location: https://stujoh8.dreamhosters.com/ Monster Prince (1967) - P Production Electric Shock!! Strada 5 (1974) - Nikkatsu Battle Hawk (1976) - Toyo Agency, Dynamic Productions and KNOCK Light Task Force Maskman (1987) - Toei Super Beast Task Force Liveman (1988) - Toei Earth Task Force Fiveman (1990) - Toei Ultraman Neos (2000) - Tsuburaya Ultraman Cosmos (2001) - Tsuburaya

Additions to Henshin Hall Of Fame in 2022 https://stujoh8.dreamhosters.com Message from Space: Galactic Wars (1978) - Toei The☆Ultraman (1979) - Nippon Sunrise, first Ultraman Anime

Fuun Lion Maru (Storm Cloud Lion Maru) ran April 14, 1973 - September 29, 1973, 25 episodes starred Ushio,Tetsuya as Dan, Shishimaru (previosly played Shishimaru in Kaiketsu Lion Maru) Go! Lionmaru Lyricist: Nakamura, Shinobu Composer: Akizi, Wada Singers: Akizi, Wada & Young Echoes

Fuun Lion Maru (Storm Cloud Lion Maru) ran April 14, 1973 - September 29, 1973, 25 episodes starred Ushio, Tetsuya as Dan, Shishimaru (previosly played Shishimaru in Kaiketsu Lion Maru) Go Oh Friend Lion Maru Lyrics: Nakamura, Shinobu Composer: Tsutsui, Hiroshi Singers: George Hama & Blue Angels

Denjin Zaboga ran from April 6, 1974 - June 29, 1975, 52 episodes the first 39 of which aired in Hawaii. P-Productions final tokusatsu series before they went out of existence. Starred Yamaguchi, Akira (b. January 25, 1945 - d. April 06, 1986) as secret agent Daimon, Yutaka Episode 40 changed the villains and added a sub tite: Denjin Zaboga vs. the Dinosaur Army (Denjin Zaboga tai Kyouryuu Gundan) the song itself does not change just the video clips. Denjin Zaboga transforms into Strong Zabog to deal with the stronger enemeis. My Brother Electroid Zaboga (Ore No Kyoudai Denjin Zaboga) Lyricist: Uehara, Shozo Composer: Kikuchi, Shunsuke Singer: Shimon, Masato

Denjin Zaboga ran from April 6, 1974 - June 29, 1975, 52 episodes the first 39 of which aired in Hawaii. P-Productions final tokusatsu series before they went out of existence. Starred Yamaguchi, Akira (b. January 25, 1945 - d. April 06, 1986) as secret agent Daimon, Yutaka Episode 40 changed the villains and added a sub tite: Denjin Zaboga vs. the Dinosaur Army (Denjin Zaboga tai Kyouryuu Gundan) the song itself does not change just the video clips. Denjin Zaboga transforms into Strong Zabog to deal with the stronger enemeis. Fight! Electroid Zaboga (Tatakae! Denjin Zaboga!) Lyricist: Uehara, Shozo Composer: Kikuchi, Shunsuke Singer: Shimon, Masato

Denjin Zaboga ran from April 6, 1974 - June 29, 1975, 52 episodes the first 39 of which aired in Hawaii. P-Productions final tokusatsu series before they went out of existence. Starred Yamaguchi, Akira (b. January 25, 1945 - d. April 06, 1986) as secret agent Daimon, Yutaka Fight! Electroid Zaboga (Tatakae! Denjin Zaboga!) Lyricist: Uehara, Shozo Composer: Kikuchi, Shunsuke Singer: Shimon, Masato

Denjin Zaboga ran from April 6, 1974 - June 29, 1975, 52 episodes the first 39 of which aired in Hawaii. P-Productions final tokusatsu series before they went out of existence. Starred Yamaguchi, Akira (b. January 25, 1945 - d. April 06, 1986) as secret agent Daimon, Yutaka My Brother Electroid Zaboga (Ore No Kyoudai Denjin Zaboga) Lyricist: Uehara, Shozo Composer: Kikuchi, Shunsuke Singer: Shimon, Masato