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Special Rescue Exceedraft (1992)
To protect innocents from ever-evolving crime, three souls burn brightly! This is the story of the Special Emergency Investigation Unit, striving for love and kindness in the Earth of tomorow!
Special Rescue Exceedraft is the last part of the Rescue Heroes Trilogy in Toei Company's Metal Hero Series of superhero TV series. It was aired in Japan from February 2, 1992 to January 24, 1993. The series was initially conceived as taking place in a new continuity, leading to weaker ties to Solbrain and Winspector.
Special Rescue Exceedraft: Season 1 - 49 Episode s
1x1 - Kindergarten Bus of Death
February 2, 1992
1x2 - Rupture City SOS!
February 9, 1992
1x3 - Shadow of Red Spade
February 16, 1992
1x4 - Organism Weapon Girl
February 23, 1992
1x5 - Space of One Person
March 1, 1992
1x6 - Track/Truck Mother
March 8, 1992
1x7 - Hayato Designation Arrangement!
March 15, 1992
1x8 - Spade Last Maneuvers
March 22, 1992
1x9 - Dangerous Family
March 29, 1992
1x10 - Hayato's Longest Day
April 5, 1992
1x11 - Super-High-Speed Robot of Flame
April 12, 1992
1x12 - The Robot Front of Mach
April 19, 1992
1x13 - Underworld Fist of Withdrawal!
April 26, 1992
1x14 - The Return of the Distant Father
May 3, 1992
1x15 - Front Abbreviation Gold and Silver Son
May 10, 1992
1x16 - Love of Absolute Decease
May 17, 1992
1x17 - Rescue Cinderella
May 24, 1992
1x18 - My Father, the Lying Policeman
May 31, 1992
1x19 - The Intruder Who Tears Light
June 7, 1992
1x20 - The Boundless Friendship
June 14, 1992
1x21 - I Am Saiko (1)
June 21, 1992
1x22 - I Am Saiko (2)
June 28, 1992
1x23 - Seductive Danger
July 5, 1992
1x24 - Straying of the Lazy Scar
July 12, 1992
1x25 - Take off, Super Machine!
July 19, 1992
1x26 - Sprint To Tomorrow!
July 26, 1992
1x27 - Ken's Love Story
August 2, 1992
1x28 - Again, Warrior of Light!
August 9, 1992
1x29 - Good-bye, Warrior of Light
August 16, 1992
1x30 - Escort Maneuvers
August 23, 1992
1x31 - Time Travel Rescue
August 30, 1992
1x32 - Kosaku's Stubborn Father
September 6, 1992
1x33 - Completion! Battle Dress - Apocalypse of Flame
September 13, 1992
1x34 - The Contract Which Sells Life - Apocalypse of Flame
September 20, 1992
1x35 - The Invisible Giant
September 27, 1992
1x36 - The Captain Betrayed!?
October 4, 1992
1x37 - Blast Running Road of Vengeance
October 11, 1992
1x38 - One Even Number Before the Dud and the Exit
October 18, 1992
1x39 - Fly! White Sphere of Oath
October 25, 1992
1x40 - Death Bomb Punishment Games
November 1, 1992
1x41 - Confrontation - Two Ken
November 8, 1992
1x42 - Special Police Commanded to Impose House Arrest
November 15, 1992
1x43 - God, Demon and Revelations
November 22, 1992
1x44 - Christmas Eve of the Final Fight
November 29, 1992
1x45 - Death's Snipe Order!
December 6, 1992
1x46 - The Beauty Who Raises the Beast
December 13, 1992
1x47 - Masaki Returns!
December 20, 1992
1x48 - Decisive Battle! Last Judgment
December 27, 1992
1x49 - Good-bye, Rescue Police
January 3, 1993
Special Rescue Exceedraft: 1 Season
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