Japan, 1982-1983
1 series, 50 episodes, average 25m
colour, 4:3
mono, Japanese
A Japanese acience fiction television series directed mainly by Shohei Tôjô.
Credits
Crew
Director: Shohei Tôjô
Toei Co Ltd
Head Writer: Hirohisa Soda
Music: Michiaki Watanabe
Special Effects Supervisor: Nobuo Yajima
Cast
Yoshiji Akaki (Ken’ichi Akama/Goggle-Red)
Junichi Haruta (Kampei Kuroda/Goggle Black)
Shigeki Ishii (Saburo Aoyama/Goggle Blue)
Sanpei Godai (Futoshi Kijima/Goggle-Yellow)
Megumi Ogawa (Miki Momozono/Goggle-Pink)
Tôru Ôhira (narrator)
Episodes
Attack of Dark Science (6 February 1982)
Happening! Future Soldier (13 February 1982)
Pia Death To We Shoot (20 February 1982)
Dark Land Mine (27 February 1982)
Demon Lies Hidden the Old Tale (6 March 1982)
Love of Villain Wrestler (13 March 1982)
It Became the Ghost the Father (20 March 1982)
Beauty Who Aimed (27 March 1982)
Mushroom Village of Hell (3 April 1982)
Secret of Distinctiveness Kind Pomato (10 April 1982)
Magmatic Maneuvers of Fear (17 April 1982)
The Sands Jail Which Comes Out of Lie (24 April 1982)
Large Raging Ground Nadir (1 May 1982)
It Is Serious! Terrestrial Sinking (8 May 1982)
Large Marshal of Demons (15 May 1982)
Lead – Lead! Crisis One Hair (22 May 1982)
Tear of Raincoat Boy (29 May 1982)
The Adult Goes Out Day (5 June 1982)
Secret of Ghost Residence (12 June 1982)
Flower Poison Cactus of Death (19 June 1982)
Fear! Fish To Fossil (26 June 1982)
Attack of Cursing Doll (3 July 1982)
Soap Ball Large Maneuvers (10 July 1982)
The Enemy Which Is Not Visible We Push Down (17 July 1982)
As For Dinosaur Messenger of Demon (31 July 1982)
Black! Large Reversal (7 August 1982)
Human Jungle (14 August 1982)
It Is the Departed Spirit (21 August 1982)
Fear of Town of Sleep (28 August 1982)
Inawashiro Golden Demon Sword (4 September 1982)
Blue! Large Change (11 September 1982)
Boning Human (18 September 1982)
Caesar Large Blasting!? (25 September 1982)
It Came Out! Gold Mecessary Shooting Skill (2 October 1982)
The Iron It Is, Attack of the Human (9 October 1982)
Duel! 0.3 Seconds! (16 October 1982)
Shoot the Bomber of Puzzle (23 October 1982)
Attack of Friendship! (30 October 1982)
The Person of Demon, It Is the Picture Book (6 November 1982)
The Secret Base Is Dangerous (13 November 1982)
Large Venture of Transformation Father (20 November 1982)
Assassination! Trap of Scorpion (27 November 1982)
Dead Fighting! Gold Coin Scramble (4 December 1982)
B0! Food To Sand (11 December 1982)
The Black Two (18 December 1982)
Super Energy Appearance (25 December 1982)
This Is the Ultimate Weapon (8 January 1983)
Secret Base Last Day (15 January 1983)
General! Last Challenge (22 January 1983)
Advancing! To the Future Which Shines (29 January 1983)
Alternative Titles
Daisentai Goggle Five
Great Task Force Goggle V
Links
See also
Himitsu sentai Goranger (1975-1977)
JAKQ dengekitai (1977)
Battle Fever J (1979-1980)
Denshi sentai Denjiman (1980-1981)
Taiyou sentai Sanbarukan (1981-1982)
Taiyou sentai Sanbarukan: The Movie (1981)
Kagaku sentai Dainaman (1983-1984)
Chôdenshi Baioman (1984-1985)
Dengeki sentai Chenjiman (1985-1986)
Chôshinsei Furasshuman (1986-1987)
Hikari sentai Masukuman (1987-1988)
Chôjû sentai Raibuman (1988)
Kôsoku sentai Tâborenjâ (1989-1990)
Chikyu sentai Fiveman (1990-1991)
Chojin sentai Jettoman (1991-1992)
Kyôryû sentai Juurenjâ (1992-1993)
Gosei sentai Dairanger (1993-1994)
Ninja sentai Kakurenjâ (1994-1995)
Chôriki sentai Ôrenjâ (1995-1996)
Chôriki sentai Ôrenjâ Vs Kakurenjâ (1995)
Gekisô sentai Kârenjâ (1996-1997)
Denji sentai Megarenjâ (1997-1998)
Gekisô sentai Kârenjâ vs Ôrenjâ (1997)
Seijû sentai Gingaman (1998-1999)
Denji sentai Megarenjâ vs Kârenjâ (1998)
Kyûkyû sentai Gô Gô Faibu (1999-2000)
Seijû sentai Gingaman vs Megarenjâ (1999)
Kyûkyû sentai Gô Gô Faibu vs Gingaman (2000-2001)
Mirai sentai Timeranger (2000)
Hyakujû sentai Gaorenjaa (2001-2002)
Hyakujû sentai Gaorenjaa vs Super Sentai (2001)
Mirai sentai Timeranger vs Gô Gô Faibu (2001)
Ninpuu sentai Hurricanger (2002-2003)
Bakuryuu sentai Abaranger (2003-2004)
Tokusou sentai Dekarenjâ (2004-2005)
Mahou sentai Magiranger (2005-2006)
