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Combattler V (1976)
Let's Combine!
Earth is under attack by the ruthless Campbellian army, and humanity's only hope is five plucky youths. Recruited from all corners of Japan, these young heroes each come with their own specialty, as well as their own priorities... but if they want to save the planet, they'll have to set aside their squabbles (and egos) and unite their hearts. It's the only way to form the invincible robot, Combattler V!
Combattler V: Season 1 - 54 Episode s
1x1 - Launch! Defeat the Slave Monster!
April 17, 1976
1x2 - The Immortal Slave Monster, Zombie
April 24, 1976
1x3 - Slave Monster Zenda's Trap
May 1, 1976
1x4 - Special Training! Super Electromagnetic Yo Yo!
May 8, 1976
1x5 - Combine! Just in Time!
May 15, 1976
1x6 - Great General Garuda's Challenge
May 22, 1976
1x7 - Scream! Give Me Back My Arms!
May 29, 1976
1x8 - Great Reversal! Two Steps Ultimate Technique!
June 5, 1976
1x9 - Slave Monster of Anger, Kiiru
June 12, 1976
1x10 - Ropet Falls in Love
June 19, 1976
1x11 - Hyouma! Jump in the flames of pain!
June 26, 1976
1x12 - Duel! Hyouma versus Garuda!
July 3, 1976
1x13 - Life-threatening friendship
July 10, 1976
1x14 - The Connection's Big Explosion!
July 24, 1976
1x15 - The beautiful warrior's trap!
July 31, 1976
1x16 - Emergency! Machine 1's crash!
August 7, 1976
1x17 - Unexpected! V is the Messenger of Hell!
August 14, 1976
1x18 - Take off! Gargantua!
August 21, 1976
1x19 - Shudder! The Red Flower!
August 28, 1976
1x20 - Cowardly! The Professor is Abducted!
September 4, 1976
1x21 - The target is the marine!
September 11, 1976
1x22 - Frozen beast! Return to your planet!
September 18, 1976
1x23 - Betrayed friendship
September 25, 1976
1x24 - Desperate effort! Stand, Chizuru!
October 2, 1976
1x25 - Great General Garuda's Tragedy
October 9, 1976
1x26 - Oreana Castle's Collapse!
October 16, 1976
1x27 - The Magma Beast's Miraculous Counterattack!
October 23, 1976
1x28 - Complete! New V Operation!
October 30, 1976
1x29 - Ah! The Magnificent Strange Heroes!
November 6, 1976
1x30 - Strange Mecha Kerot's Great Deed
November 13, 1976
1x31 - The Great Electromagnetism Thief, Mogma
November 20, 1976
1x32 - Fury! The Terrifying Ice Bullets
November 27, 1976
1x33 - Life or Death! The 60 Second Bout!
December 4, 1976
1x34 - Magma Beast Aiming for V
December 11, 1976
1x35 - No Response From the Connection
December 18, 1976
1x36 - Mystery of the Disappearing Enemy, Drone
December 25, 1976
1x37 - The Empress's Trap! Hyouma in Danger
January 1, 1977
1x38 - Ropet Isn't Good With Frogs!
January 8, 1977
1x39 - The Man, Daisaku! Gutsy Strategy
January 15, 1977
1x40 - Shock! Chizuru is an Imposter
January 29, 1977
1x41 - Cowardice! Demon Hostage Operation
February 5, 1977
1x42 - Clear Eyed Assassin
February 12, 1977
1x43 - The Empress's Hobby is Hyouma Hunting
February 19, 1977
1x44 - Excellent! Kerot's Disturbance Strategy
March 5, 1977
1x45 - The Enemy's Secret Plan! Block the Spin
March 19, 1977
1x46 - Stench of Death at the Masquerade Ball!
March 26, 1977
1x47 - Dungele Captured!
April 2, 1977
1x48 - The Enemy's Super Powered Robot Appears
April 9, 1977
1x49 - All Out! Jet #2
April 23, 1977
1x50 - Three Stage Transforming Monster Snegle
April 30, 1977
1x51 - Clever Scheme! Juuzo Robot Group Invasion
May 7, 1977
1x52 - Dungele Dies With the Setting Sun!
May 14, 1977
1x53 - The End of the Connection!
May 21, 1977
1x54 - V the Ambassador of Peace is Indestructible!
May 28, 1977
Combattler V: 1 Season
Actors in Combattler V
Keaton Yamada
Jyuuzou Naniwa
Masako Nozawa
Ropet, Orleana, Kinta Ichinoki
Miyuki Ueda
Chizuru Nanbara
Sachiko Chijimatsu
Kosuke Kita, Miia
Yuji Mitsuya
Hyouma Aoi
Gorō Naya
Dr. Nanbara
Kenichi Ogata
Dangel, Girua
Joji Yanami
Dr. Pikaderi
Kosei Tomita
Professor Yotsuya
Noriko Tsukase
Chie Ichinoki, Empress Janera
Osamu Ichikawa
Great General Garuda, Warchimedes
Kazuya Tatekabe
Narua, Daisaku Nisikawa
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