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Space Sheriff Sharivan (1983)
Space Sheriff Sharivan is the second installment in Toei's Metal Hero Series and aired on the TV Asahi network from 4 March 1983 through 24 February 1984. It served as a direct sequel to its predecessor, Space Sheriff Gavan and featured many of the same characters. For distribution purposes, Toei refers to this television series as Shariban, The Space Guardian.
Space Sheriff Sharivan: Season 1 - 51 Episode s
1x1 - Vision
March 4, 1983
1x2 - Spirit World New Town
March 11, 1983
1x3 - A Promise With Kumiko
March 18, 1983
1x4 - The Micron Investigation
March 25, 1983
1x5 - Yohko of the Harbor Doesn't Forget the Melody of Love
April 1, 1983
1x6 - The Small Life Flying Through the Forest of the Battlefield
April 8, 1983
1x7 - Who is the Me Floating in the Mirror!?
April 15, 1983
1x8 - The Comeback Salmon Revived by the Lutaceous River
April 22, 1983
1x9 - The Surprise House is at Vision Town, Address 0
April 29, 1983
1x10 - Vision Castle – Chase the Shadow of the Tokyo Express
May 6, 1983
1x11 - He Came From the Dark Nebula, the Strongest Villain, Fighter
May 13, 1983
1x12 - An Alien's Smile; Operation My Friend
May 20, 1983
1x13 - Strength is Love; The Heroes Set Off
May 27, 1983
1x14 - The Grandmother Who's Scared of Recurring Nightmares
June 3, 1983
1x15 - The Device Island of the Sea's Rumbling
June 10, 1983
1x16 - The Dangerous Hit Song Sung by the Pretty Girl
June 17, 1983
1x17 - The Wondrous Extradimensional Trip of the New Model Double-Decker Bus
June 24, 1983
1x18 - It's Summer! It's the Sea! The Meteor Group Who Attacks Izuhantou
July 1, 1983
1x19 - The Mysterious Girl Who Stands Alone on the Cape Wicked Men Visit
July 8, 1983
1x20 - The Prism Desert Island That Calls the Stormy Seas
July 15, 1983
1x21 - The Secret Room's Fang – Lily Likes a Mystery
July 22, 1983
1x22 - The Temptation to Heaven That the Tennis Player Attacks
July 29, 1983
1x23 - Fear of the Copy Era; Big Gathering of All Humans
August 5, 1983
1x24 - The Japan Lazy Person Disease Transported by the Insect Hurricane
August 12, 1983
1x25 - Tears in a Demon's Eye – An Angel's Tears – Papa's Help is Coming
August 19, 1983
1x26 - The Trap of Anger; The Great Makeup War
August 26, 1983
1x27 - The Treacherous Skies; The Fugitive From the Dark Jail
September 2, 1983
1x28 - The Campus is an 80m Wind Speed Violent Storm
September 9, 1983
1x29 - Who is the Enemy? The Hot-Blooded Man Who Targets the Wilderness
September 16, 1983
1x30 - The Abandoned Children; Transforming Mama
September 23, 1983
1x31 - Miyuki, Now? The Wandering Illusion Crystal
September 30, 1983
1x32 - The Vision Dream Device Orange and a Lullaby!
October 7, 1983
1x33 - An Instant Trip! Inside the Vision Castle are Bizarre Flowers in Full Bloom
October 14, 1983
1x34 - The Hair-Raising Spirit is the Guide to the Ghost World
October 21, 1983
1x35 - If You Fall, Stand up, Den! Love is the Radiance of Life
October 28, 1983
1x36 - The Iga Warrior Team's Z Flag Rises in the Cloudy Space Sky
November 4, 1983
1x37 - The Bear-Hunting Grandpa Saw the Wondrous Poison Flower
November 11, 1983
1x38 - Crazy Whispering Coup d'Etat, Visions of Dark Clouds
November 18, 1983
1x39 - The Doll Knows the Wounds of the Iga Warrior's Heart
November 25, 1983
1x40 - The Fiery Car Chase, the Great Promise to Tear Bonds of Love
December 2, 1983
1x41 - Phoenix!! Return to the Genmu World
December 9, 1983
1x42 - The Crimson Youth of the Female Warrior Who Ran Through the Battlefield
December 16, 1983
1x43 - The Tears of a Mother and Child's Love Flow Down the Road to Heaven
December 23, 1983
1x44 - The Midnight Cinderella is Full of the Aroma of Roses
December 30, 1983
1x45 - The Audition's Trap; The Big Little Child Star
January 6, 1984
1x46 - The Birthday Promise; The Sky Cloud That Draws a Dream to the Heavens
January 13, 1984
1x47 - The Older Brother and Younger Sister Who Wish For Happiness; Sparks Fall, Holy Sword, Evil Sword
January 20, 1984
1x48 - Mimi
January 27, 1984
1x49 - Gamagon
February 3, 1984
1x50 - Sea Monster
February 10, 1984
1x51 - Sekisha – Jouchaku
February 24, 1984
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