#warrior of love rainbowman

[chernobog13]

Sofubi heroes: Ninja Chicken Henshin Ninja Arashi, Rainbowman and Redman.

Sofubi heroes unmasked (and Rainbowman is surprised how short Arashi is).

[neomansubs2024]

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[tokusongs]

"Go! Rainbowman" (Yuke! Rainbowman), OP of Warrior of Love Rainbowman (1972). Performed by Mizushima Yu.

[amazon-did-nothing-wrong]

Rainbowman really be having plots like people are starving and dying and committing mass suicide because inflation has caused food to become completely unaffordable and I can’t believe this was aimed at kids especially since Kamen Rider which was airing around the same time almost got canned because it was “too dark for kids” despite never being nearly as dark as the freaking warrior of love

[himitsusentaiblog]

Toho Tokusatsu TV Series

Though Toho is primarily known by tokusatsu enthusiasts for their Kaiju movies and Science Fiction epics that helped launch the genre to popularity, they were slower than many of their contemporaries to make the jump to TV.  When they finally did, their own former special effects pioneer Eiji Tsuburaya had already kicked off the second kaiju boom with his Ultra series and they found themselves playing catchup.  Here are some of their tokusatsu TV ventures through the ages.

Ike! Godman from 1972 and Ike! Greenman from 1973

Warrior of Love Rainbowman from 1972

Ryuusei Ningen Zone a.k.a. Zone Fighter from 1973

Enban Sensou Bankid from 1976

Megaloman from 1979

Dennou Keisatsu Cybercop from 1988

Shichisei Tōshin Guyferd from 1996

Chouseishin Gransazer from 2003

Genseishin Justirisers from 2004

Chousei Kantai Sazer-X from 2005

[cent-the-proto]

The greatest super hero

[sb-sratss-obsession]

SWB-SRaTSS Music: Robot Anime Encyclopedia Volume 1

ROBOT ANIME TAIKAN JŌKAN [ロボットアニメ大鑑 上巻 “Robot Anime Encyclopedia Volume 1″]

Label: King Record

Record number: KICA-3104

Released: Nov 26, 2009

Track Listing:

Disc: 1

Groizer X [グロイザーX “Groizer X”]

01 Tobe! Groizer X [飛べ!グロイザーX “Fly! Groizer X”] 02 Go go Groizer X [ゴーゴー・グロイザーX “Go go Groizer X”]

Uchū senshi Baldios [宇宙戦士バルディオス “Space Warrior Baldios”]

03 Ashita ni Ikiro Baldios [あしたに生きろバルディオス “Live Tomorrow Baldios”] 04 Marin, inochi no tabi [マリン、いのちの旅 “Marin, Journey of Life”] 05 Tate! Baldios [立て!バルディオス “Stand up! Baldios0”] 06 Hoshizora no Niji [星空の虹 “Starry Rainbow”]

Ai no senshi Rainbowman [愛の戦士レインボーマン “Warrior of Love Rainbowman”]

07 Ai no senshi Rainbowman [愛の戦士レインボーマン “Warrior of Love Rainbowman”] 08 Aitsu no namae wa Rainbowman [あいつの名前はレインボーマン “His Name is Rainbowman”]

Psycho Armor Govarian [サイコアーマー ゴーバリアン “Psycho Armor Govarian”]

09 Kodoku no tabiji ~ LONELY JOURNEY ~ [孤独の旅路~LONELY JOURNEY~ “Lonely Journey ~LONELY JOURNEY~”] 10 Lullaby [ララバイ “Lullaby”] 11 It’s LOVE ~ soreha-ai ~ [It’s LOVE~それは愛~ “It’s LOVE ~It’s Love~”] 12 Yūhi no omoi [夕陽の想い “Thoughts of the setting sun”]

Seijūshi Bismark [星銃士ビスマルク “Star Warrior Bismark”]

13 Fushigi CALL ME [不思議CALL ME “Mystery CALL ME”] 14 Yume Ginga [夢銀河 “Galaxy Dream”]

Yamato Takeru [ヤマトタケル “Yamato Takeru”]

15 Flower of Desert [Flower of Desert “Flower of Desert”] 16 Twilight Songs [Twilight Songs “Twilight Songs”] 17 FLY HIGH [FLY HIGH “FLY HIGH”] 18 Far away -kimi to- [Far away-君と- “Far away -with you-”]

Disc: 2

Tetsujin 28-gō (Shin) [鉄人28号(新) “Iron Man No. 28 (New)”]

01 Taiyō no shisha Tetsujin 28-gō) [太陽の使者 鉄人28号) “Iron Man No. 28, Messenger of the Sun”] 02 Kibō ni mukatte ＜Shōtarō no theme＞) [希望に向かって＜正太郎のテーマ＞) “Toward Hope ＜Shōtarō’s Theme＞)”] 03 Muteki no Tetsujin 28-gō no uta ＜Tetsujin 28-gō ōen uta＞) [無敵の鉄人28号の歌＜鉄人28号応援歌＞) “Invincible Iron Man No. 28 Song ＜Iron Man No. 28 Support Song＞)”]

Roku Shin Gattai God Mars [六神合体ゴッドマーズ “Six God Combination God Mars”]

04 Uchū no ōja! God Mars [宇宙の王者!ゴッドマーズ “King of the Universe! God Mars”] 05 Ai no kinjitō [愛の金字塔 “Monument of Love”] 06 17-sai no densetsu [17才の伝説 “17-year-old legend”] 07 Ginga ni Hitori [銀河に一人 “Alone in the Galaxy”] 08 Senshi no uta [戦士の詩 “Warrior’s Poem”] 09 Lullaby Mars [ララバイ・マーズ “Lullaby Mars”]

Chō dendō robot Tetsujin 28-gō FX [超電動ロボ 鉄人28号FX “Super Electric Robo Iron Man No. 28 FX”]

10 Future Hero [フューチャー・ヒーロー “Future Hero”] 11 Bokura wa bōken-sha [僕らは冒険者 “We are Adventurers”] 12 Future Hero ＜New Version＞ [フューチャー・ヒーロー ＜New Version＞ “Future Hero”] 13 Get Your Dream [Get Your Dream “Get Your Dream”]

Tetsujin 28-gō (2004-nendo-ban) [鉄人28号(2004年度版) “Iron Man No. 28 (2004 version)”]

14 Tetsujin 28-gō [鉄人28号 “Iron Man No. 28”] 15 Susume Shōtarō [進め正太郎 “Advance Shōtarō”]

Bonus Track [ボーナストラック “Bonus Track”]

Ryūsei-ki Gakusaber [流星機ガクセイバー “Meteor Plane Gakusaber”]

16 Kurenai no ryūsei-ki [紅の流星機 “Crimson Meteor Machine”] 17 Yozora no hoshi ga mite iru [夜空の星が見ている “Stars in the Night Sky Are Watching”]

Notes:

This double cd is a collection of popular themes from robot anime. Among its songs it has “Seijūshi Bismark” opening and ending.

Something else that can be of interest seems to be that, if you collect all the 3 double cds, you'll be able to put together a poster with all the robots on it.

[tsuki-sennin]

Maaaaaaaaaaaan, Revice ended yesterday, and so all of a sudden, these Donbura Dorks decide they have to end their show too, huh? And here I thought we had something special :<

-Aww man, don't remind me.

-"Yes, that finale was pretty poggers and based. My compliments to Mr. Kinoshita and the crew. Now... we have no reason to continue with this charade!"

-Hooray, we all get to go home!

-Haruka can't see herself stopping the whole hero thing, huh?

-"Well, as long as there's a single human being left on Earth, I doubt that the desires that corrupt the Hitotsu-ki will ever disappear..."

-"THAT'S SO NOT TRAFFIC SAFE!"

-Donbrothers is over.

-Pick the MVP!

-Man, I'm gonna miss this absolute banger of an OP next week. ...who even are the new Ranger dudes, anyhow? Are they friends with Mr. Geats already? Is Cosmic Fury gonna air alongside Geats?

-Wait, is this a clip show!?

-Aw son of a bitch, Inoue tricked me!

-...did Inoue even write this episode?

-Hang on, lemme check...

-Saburo Yatsude... that's the pseudonym used by Toei itself. I believe they also wrote the scripts for the Den-O crossover specials and Zenkai Red last year.

-Checked and cross referenced some Wikipedia articles (very cursorily mind you). The only show among the Noto's inspirations to have a Saburo Yatsude "Created by" credit is The Kagestar. This makes me believe that some producer really likes Sonoza, and I can't blame them for that.

-Well, you have been through an awful lot for a teenager, Haruka. A lot of kids fantasize about superheroics, but rarely do they take full notice of the consequences, both social and physical. I'd know, I was one of those kids, writing self-inserts kept under lock and key. Hell, even now, as a 21 year old, I still think it'd be worth it just to have something else going on in my life.

-You're a bit different though. Even if you were basically dragged into Ranger work kicking and screaming, you perform your combat duties very admirably, and still strive for that normal life. Not to mention how far you've come as a person. The Haruka from 25 episodes ago absolutely wouldn't have gone out of her way to help out her teammates the way she's been lately. I'm proud of ya, kiddo.

-Shinichi, did you have to transform between cuts to make your point? Seems a bit extra. Ah who am I kidding, that's just who you are, I wouldn't have it any other way <3

-Let's see... you've definitely haven't changed as much as Haruka has, but there's so much about you that interests me all the same. All the small things you use your powers for to help others, the way you stick to your asceticism despite all the obvious personal risk to your safety, the way even slightly giving into your desires seems to burn you up so quick... remember in Episode 20 when you immediately started living up the hero image? Do you even use your Kibi-Points, I wonder?

-Tsuyoshiiiiii, my man!

-"I kinda am a total scrub... if only I were a cool guy... Heh, guess I kinda got my wish in a way!"

-...and yeah, that's very much like you :)

-Hmmm... who's Mr. InuBrother?

-"Wan..."

-Don't put words in the doggo's mouth!

-Oh shoot, hello Sononi!

-...er... I'm sure Condorman's a pretty cool hero! Kohan Kawauchi's responsible for the creation of Moonlight Mask, Japan's first ever tokusatsu TV superhero, so he evidently knew what he was doing. He also created Warrior of Love Rainbowman, which was an inspiration for Cutie Honey.

-He was also an Islamic convert, which led to the creation of this show called "Messenger of Allah", starring a young Sonny Chiba, of all actors! I was a big fan of him as a teenager, but I don't think I've ever heard of this. Which is crazy to me, because a show like Messenger of Allah is absolutely something that should be explored from top to bottom.

-Sorry, I should be focusing on Donbrothers right now, but... Huh... I keep wondering how shows like these get made.

-Uhhhh... Sononi! You're presenting your case for Tsubasa, right? Yeah, show me.

-Gotta save the love of your life, Tsubasa-san!

-"Who the fuck are these weirdos, this is bullshit"

-Oooooooooooh, Dog Man throwin' shade!

-I have to wonder... the actor playing Sayama, Ryoji Sugimoto... do you think he wonders exactly what he's supposed to be doing as a character?

-Damn, Crane Lady got kicks.

-Yeah, I think that's one of my nicknames for Natsumiho.

-Man, that Momoi Tarou.

-He's one of a kind madman.

-Yeah, guess he really speaks for himself, huh?

-Oh yeah, the Enya Rideon.

-Beeg AND Smol!

-Oh yeah, the headpat lmao

-"Wait, Don Onitaijin is five guys, burgers and fries?"

-I love that little plush doggie they use for Tsubasa, I hope they keep it around when he... maybe or maybe not joins with the rest full time.

-SONOI

-"Now, hold on a moment. ...there's another Don. ...technically two? Or perhaps not."

-"I'm gonna be the strongest hero! Waaaaaaaaah!"

-Dragon Punch! Shoryuken! Dragon! Dragon! Rock the Dragon!

-Tiger Cutter! Tiger Uppercut! Lions Tigers and Bears! Oh My!

-"But nah, my rival is Don Momotaro. And you can't have him."

-Oh shit, Donbrothers MVP time.

-And the winner is Don Kaito.

-YEP FUCKING CALLED IT LMAO

-"I win."

-Shut up Kaito kjlhklghvghjg

-"...why were you all rainbow-y in that stock footage?"

-Awwww, he wants to reward us :)

-"For you all :)"

-Free photobooks :)

-"I was born to be a hero. I've always been a hero. I am the hero."

-Heeeeeeeeeeeeeey, what're you lads doing here!?

-"Jesus Christ, it's been 26 episodes and this shit isn't over."

-"Next time, Sonoza... I will defeat Momoi Tarou! Then Sononi can deal with Inuzuka Tsubasa as she pleases and you can resume your manga browsing with Kito Haruka. Now... watch me blow some bubbles."

-Are we at a water park next episode? Epic.

[nosanime]

Anime List from “History of Mecha: The 80s”

As promised, here are two lists for you related to “History of Mecha Pt. 2: The 80s”.  The first list covers all of the anime we mentioned during the course of the panel and in the order in which they were mentioned.  The second, longer list below is the one which includes everything in the applicable decades that fit into our determinate factors for mecha anime that we ascribe to the purposes of the panel series. Do enjoy!

 Shows in the panel:

1. Mobile Suit Gundam [4-7-1979 – 1-26-1980]

2. Mobile Suit Gundam I [3-14-1981]

3. Mobile Suit Gundam II: Soldiers of Sorrow [7-11-1981]

4. Mobile Suit Gundam III: Encounters in Space [3-13-1982]

5. Invincible Robo Trider G7 [2-2-1980 – 1-31-1981]

6. GodMars [10-2-1981 – 12-24-1982]

7. Tetsujin-28 Gou [10-3-1980 – 9-25-1981]

8. Space Runaway Ideon [5-8-1980 – 1-30-1981]

9. Space Warrior Baldios [6-30-1980 – 1-25-1981]

10. Fang of the Sun Dougram [10-23-1981 – 3-25-1983]

11. Combat Mecha Xabungle [2-6-1982 – 1-29-1983]

12. Aura Battler Dunbine [2-5-1983 – 1-21-1984]

13. Armored Trooper Votoms [4-1-1983 – 3-23-1984]

14. Super Dimensional Fortress Macross [10-3-1982 – 6-26-1983]

15. Giant Gorg [4-5-1984 – 9-27-1984]

16. Dallos [12-21-1983 – 7-5-1984]

17. Megazone 23 [3-9-1985 – 12-22-1989]

18. Leda: The Fantastic Adventure of Yohko [3-1-1985]

19. Five Star Stories [3-11-1989]

20. Blue Comet SPT Layzner [10-3-1985 – 6-26-1986]

21. Super Bestial Machine God Dancougar [4-5-1985 – 12-27-1985]

22. Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam [3-2-1985 – 2-22-1986]

23. Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ [3-1-1986 – 1-31-1987]

24. Metal Armor Dragonar [2-7-1987 – 1-30-1988]

25. Mobile Suit Gundam: Char’s Counterattack [3-12-1988]

26. Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket [3-25-1989 – 8-25-1989]

27. Aim for the Top! Gunbuster [10-7-1988 – 7-7-1989]

28. Makyou Gaiden Le Deus [12-1-1987]

29. Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01 [12-15-1987]

30. Relic Armor Legaciam [11-28-1987]

31. Patlabor: The Mobile Police [4-25-1988 – 6-25-1989]

32. Patlabor: The Movie [7-15-1989]

33. Patlabor: The Mobile Police – The TV Series [10-11-1989 – 9-26-1990]

 All mecha shows:

 1. Invincible Robo Trider G7 [2-2-1980 – 1-31-1981]

2. Space Emperor God Sigma [3-19-1980 – 2-25-1981]

3. Space Runaway Ideon [5-8-1980 – 1-30-1981]

4. Space Warrior Baldios [6-30-1980 – 1-25-1981]

5. Tetsujin-28 Gou [10-3-1980 – 9-25-1981]

6. Saikyou Robot Daiouja [1-31-1981 – 1-30-1982]

7. Hyakujuu-Ou GoLion [3-4-1981 – 2-24-1982] {Voltron}

8. Mobile Suit Gundam I [3-14-1981]

9. Sengoku Majin Goushougun [7-3-1981 – 12-28-1981]

10. Mobile Suit Gundam II: Soldiers of Sorrow [7-11-1981]

11. GodMars [10-2-1981 – 12-24-1982]

12. Galactic Whirlwind Braiger [10-6-1981 – 6-30-1982]

13. Fang of the Sun Dougram [10-23-1981 – 3-25-1983]

14. Space Warrior Baldios [12-29-1981] {Film}

15. Combat Mecha Xabungle [2-6-1982 – 1-29-1983]

16. Gyakuten Ippatsuman [2-13-1982 – 3-26-1983]

17. Armored Fleet Dairugger XV [3-3-1982 – 3-23-1983]

18. Mobile Suit Gundam III: Encounters in Space [3-13-1982]

19. Sengoku Majin Goushougun [4-24-1982] {Film}

20. Makyou Densetsu Acrobunch [5-5-1982 – 12-24-1982]

21. Galactic Gale Baxingar [7-6-1982 – 3-29-1983]

22. Space Runaway Ideon: Be Invoked [7-10-1982]

23. Space Runaway Ideon: A Contact [7-10-1982]

24. Super Dimensional Fortress Macross [10-3-1982 – 6-26-1983]

25. Warrior of Love Rainbowman [10-10-1982 – 3-27-1983]

26. GodMars: The Movie [12-18-1982]

27. Akuu Daisakusen Srungle [1-21-1983 – 1-27-1984]

28. Aura Battler Dunbine [2-5-1983 – 1-21-1984]

29. Kousoku Denjin Albegus [3-30-1983 – 2-29-1984]

30. Armored Trooper Votoms [4-1-1983 – 3-23-1984]

31. Galactic Gale Sasuraiger [4-5-1983 – 1-31-1984]

32. Super Dimension Century Orguss [7-3-1983 – 4-8-1984]

33. Psychoarmor Govarian [7-6-1983 – 12-28-1983]

34. Xabungle Graffiti [7-9-1983]

35. Document Fang of the Sun Dougram [7-9-1983]

36. Genesis Climber Mospeada [10-2-1983 – 3-25-1984]

37. Special Powered Armor Troop Dorvack [10-7-1983 – 7-6-1984]

38. Ginga Hyouryuu Vifam [10-21-1983 – 9-21-1984]

39. Dallos [12-21-1983 – 7-5-1984]

40. Super High Speed Galvion [2-3-1984 – 4-29-1984]

41. Heavy Metal L-Gaim [2-4-1984 – 2-23-1985]

42. Video Warrior Laserion [3-4-1984 – 2-3-1985]

43. Giant Gorg [4-5-1984 – 9-27-1984]

44. God Mazinger [4-5-1984 – 10-23-1984]

45. Super Dimensional Calvary Southern Cross [4-15-1984 – 9-30-1984]

46. Super Dimensional Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love? [7-7-1984]

47. Super Robot Galatt [10-5-1984 – 4-5-1985]

48. Panzer World Galient [10-5-1984 – 3-29-1985]

49. Sei Juushi Bismark [10-7-1984 – 9-29-1985]

50. Armored Trooper Votoms: Kachua Kara no Tayori [10-28-1984] {Film}

51. Ginga Hyouryuu Vifam: Atsumatta 13-nin [12-21-1984] {Film}

52. Ginga Hyouryuu Vifam: Kieta 12-nin [2-25-1985] {Film}

53. Leda: The Fantastic Adventure of Yohko [3-1-1985]

54. Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam [3-2-1985 – 2-22-1986]

55. Megazone 23 [3-9-1985 – 12-22-1989]

56. Super Dimension Century Orguss Memorial [3-28-1985 – 5-28-1985]

57. Super Bestial Machine God Dancougar [4-5-1985 – 12-27-1985]

58. Dallos Special [5-8-1985]

59. Armored Trooper Votoms: Vol. 1 Stories of the “A.T. VOTOMS” [6-21-1985]

60. Armored Trooper Votoms: Vol. 2 Highlights of the “A.T. VOTOMS” [7-20-1985]

61. Armored Trooper Votoms: The Last Red Shoulder [8-21-1985]

62. Genesis Climber Moespeda: Love, Live, Alive [9-1-1985]

63. Ginga Hyouryuu Vifam: Keito no Kioku – Namida no Dakkai Sakusen [9-25-1985]

64. Blue Comet SPT Layzner [10-3-1985 – 6-26-1986]

65. Ninja Senshi Tobikage [10-6-1985 – 7-27-1986]

66. Panzer World Galient OVA [1-26-1986 – 8-5-1986]

67. Armored Trooper Votoms Recaps [2-21-1986 – 2-20-1988]

68. Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ [3-1-1986 – 1-31-1987]

69. Super Bestial Machine God Dancougar: Requiem for Victims [4-21-1986]

70. Armored Trooper Votoms: Big Battle [7-5-1986]

71. Gall Force 1: Eternal Story [7-28-1986]

72. Blue Comet SPT Layzner [8-21-1986 – 10-21-1986]

73. Heavy Metal L-Gaim I: Pentagona Window + Lady Gyabure [11-5-1986]

74. Super Bestial Machine God Dancougar: Juusenk-tai Songs [1986]

75. Heavy Metal L-Gaim I: Farewell My Lovely + Pentagona Doors [1-10-1987]

76. Dougram vs Round-Facer [1-21-1987]

77. Metal Armor Dragonar [2-7-1987 – 1-30-1988]

78. Heavy Metal L-Gaim III: Full Metal Soldier [3-28-1987]

79. Super Bestial Machine God Dancougar: God Bless Dancougar [4-15-1987]

80. Super Dimensional Fortress Macross Flash Back 2012 [6-21-1987]

81. Dead Heat [8-7-1987]

82. Great Planet Evil-Destroyer Dangaioh [9-28-1987 – 7-25-1989]

83. Relic Armor Legaciam [11-28-1987]

84. Makyou Gaiden Le Deus [12-1-1987]

85. Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01 [12-15-1987]

86. O-Parts: Oman [1987]

87. Aura Battler Dunbine OVA [2-25-1988 – 8-25-1988]

88. Mobile Suit Gundam: Char’s Counterattack [3-12-1988]

89. Armored Trooper Votoms: Red Shoulder Document – Roots of Treachery [3-19-1988]

90. Patlabor: The Mobile Police [4-25-1988 – 6-25-1989]

91. GodMars: The Legend of 17 Years [6-5-1988]

92. Gunbuster [10-7-1988 – 7-7-1989]

93. Starship Troopers [10-25-1988 – 12-17-1988]

94. Armor Hunter Mellowlink [11-21-1988 – 4-28-1989]

95. Hades Project Zeorymer [11-26-1988 – 2-21-1990]

96. Five Star Stories [3-11-1989]

97. Rhea Gall Force [3-21-1989]

98. Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket [3-25-1989 – 8-25-1989]

99. Madou King Granzort [4-7-1989 – 3-2-1990]

100. Patlabor: The Movie [7-15-1989]

101. Ariel Visual [7-21-1989 – 8-21-1989]

102. Patlabor: The Mobile Police – The TV Series [10-11-1989 – 9-26-1990]

103. Super Bestial Machine God Dancougar: Blazing Epilogue [12-16-1898 – 5-25-1990]

104. Gall Force: Earth Chapter [12-25-1989 – 12-1-1990]

[kabutoraiger]

The monkey paw curls as unused concept art from the Sazer trilogy, Guyferd, and all the various Man shows Toho did in the 1970s come together, forming into a brand new tokusatsu series.

hey that shit might be tight! i’m currently reading the plot synopsis of warrior of love rainbowman and losing my mind. if they brought any of this back it’d be bonkers

“The series focuses on pro wrestler Takeshi Yamato, a young man who, after training in India with the yogi sage Devadatta, gains the ability to transform into a superhero called Rainbowman who possesses seven different superhero forms called "Dashes", with the seven Dashes representing yin and yang (the Moon and the Sun) and the five elements (wu xing) of ancient Chinese philosophy.”

“Rainbowman opposes the "Die Die Gang", a group representing hostile foreign powers bent on revenge against Japan for acts carried out in World War II. They make use of elite mercenaries, cyborgs, wizards and supernatural monsters in pursuit of their plans.”

me:

[chernobog13]

Rainbowman and The Dashes from the record cover of their version of The Village People's YMCA.

[mugems]

Warrior of Love Rainbowman BGM Collection (1983)

[lunaticobscurity]

but what about warrior of love rainbowman

Kaito is the first person in the world to be gay

[amazon-did-nothing-wrong]

Kamen Rider reviving henshin heroes by basically trying to be Gekko Kamen but without all the lovey dovey stuff followed almost immediately by Kawauchi coming back onto the henshin heroes scene after a 12 year absence and busting out heavy hitter Warrior of Love Rainbowman (yes that is his full legal name) who pretty much kicks Kamen Rider in the throat

[himitsusentaiblog]

An ad for the 1972 Toho tokusatsu series Warrior of Love Rainbowman dolls. Each of the toys represented one of his various forms, based ont he colors of the rainbow!

[tokufandubseries]

BGM Collected (Changes Overtime) 18

Other Toku:

Moonlight Mask = X

Seven Color Mask = X

Planet Prince = X

National Kid = X

Messenger of Allah = X

Spacecraft = X

Kamen no Ninja Akakage = X

Captain Ultra = X

Giant Robo = X

Iron King = X

Redman = X

The Kagestar = X

Monster Prince = X

Chojin Barom One = X

Android Kikaider = X

Mechanical Violator Hakaider = X

Kikaider Reboot = X

Super Robot Red Baron = X

Super Robot Mach Baron = X

Kikaider 01 = WIP

Inazuman = X

Inazuma Flash = X

Warrior of Love Rainbowman = X

Kure Kure Takora = X

Seigi no Shinboru Condorman = X

Ninja Captor = X

Battle Hawk = X

Kaiketsu Lion-Maru = X

Lion-Maru = X

Fuun Lion-Maru = X

Lion-Maru G = X

Jaguar Man = X

Tetsujin Tiger Seven = X

Ambassador Magma = X

Denjin Zaborger = X

Kojiro of the Fuma Clan = X

Nebula Mask Machine Man = X

Kyodai Ken Byclosser = V

Robot Detective = X

Kaiketsu Zubat = X

Akumaizer 3 = X

Choujin Bibibyuun = X

Enban Sensou Bankid = X

Message from Space: Galactic Wars = X

Space Ironmen Kyodain = X

Daitetsujin 17 = X

Small Superman Ganbaron = X

Spider-Man (1978) = X

Megaloman = X

TV Obake Teremonjya = X

Suki! Suki! Majou Sensei = X

Kaiki Daisakusen = X

Kaiki Daisakusen: Second file = X

Kaiki Daisakusen: Mystery file = X

Silver Kamen = X

Go! Godman! = X

Go! Greenman! = X

Ryuusei Ningen Zone (Zone Fighter) = X

Campus Special Investigator Hikaruon = X

Lady Battlecop = X

Denkou Choujin Gridman = X

Karakuri Samurai Sesshaawan 1 = X

Cutie Honey: The Live = X

Super Ninja Force Inazuma! = X

Voicelugger = X

Zebraman = X

Zebraman 2: Attack on Zebra City = X

Choukou Senshi Changerion = X

Specter = X

Dennou Keisatsu Cybercop = X

Madan Senki Ryukendo = X

The Skull Man: Prologue of Darkness = X

K-tai Investigator 7 = X

Tomica Hero Rescue Force = X

Tomica Hero: Rescue Force The Movie: Rescue The Mach Train! = X

Tomica Hero Rescue Fire = X

GUNBLADE = X

Mr. Maxman = X

Fire Leon = X

Shougeki Gouraigan = X

Kanpai Senshi After V = X

Seven Star Fighting God Guyferd = X

Gaion Sigma = X

Tokusatsu GAGAGA = X

Super Speed Parahero Gandine = X