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Video Senshi Lezarion (TV)

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Alternative title:
El Super Láser (Spanish)
Juegos de Guerra Electronicos (Spanish)
La Espada Laser (Spanish)
Laserion (Italian)
Laserión (Spanish)
Lazerion
Video Warrior Laserion
ビデオ戦士レザリオン (Japanese)
Themes: mecha
Objectionable content: Mild
Plot Summary: Takashi Katori is a big fan of online games, and so is his American friend Sarah. However, one of their RPGs goes too far, as their virtual world and the Lezarion robot that Takashi created for the game somehow mix with reality. Takashi is caught, but later the Earth Governement discovers that an evil scientist from the Moon (now a sort of abandoned colony with restricted access) is hacking into virtual worlds and security, so they force Takashi to pilot the Lezarion and, with Sarah's help, fight evil and protect the Earth.
Number of episodes: 45
Episode titles: We have 45
Vintage:
1984-03-04 to 1985-02-03
1987 (Philippines, ABS-CBN)
Opening Theme:
"Video Senshi Lezarion" by Takayuki Miyauchi
Ending Theme:
"Heart Full Hotline" by Kumiko Kaori
Links: We have 1
Other articles: Show:
The Mike Toole Show - Rise of Super Robot Island (Feb 26, 2012)
The Mike Toole Show - Super Robot Island: Dork of the Moon (Jul 17, 2011)
The Mike Toole Show - The Island of Super Misfit Robots (Aug 1, 2010)
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Music: Chuumei Watanabe
Original creator: Saburo Yatsude
Character Design: Hideyuki Motohashi
Animation Director: Kazuhiro Ochi (ep 45)
Mechanical design:
Akira Hio
Koichi Ohata

Key Animation:
Hirotoshi Sano (ep 45)
Masahito Yamashita (ep 45)
Osamu Yamasaki (ep 45)
Yoshinori Kanada (ep 45)
Theme Song Composition: Chuumei Watanabe (OP,ED)
Theme Song Performance:
Kumiko Kaori (ED)
Takayuki Miyauchi (OP)
Tohru Furuya as Takashi Katori

Eiji Kanie as
Godheid
Katori Kensuke
Eiko Yamada as
Katori Yoko
Sahara
Katsuji Mori as
Inspire
Narrator (eps 24-45)
Keiichi Noda as
General Sylvester
Narrator (eps 1-23)
Keiko Han as Olivia
Masashi Hironaka as
Jin Katori
March
Snakevan (ep 28)
Masaya Taki as Bluheim
Michitaka Kobayashi as Eric Sid
Noriaki Wakamoto as Charles
Norio Wakamoto as Charles
Ryoma Yamamoto as Gor
Yoku Shioya as Debit
Youko Kawanami as Monro
Japanese companies
Animation Production: Toei Animation
Broadcaster: TBS
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
(none)
Jordi Pons as Takashi Katori (Spain dub)

Joaquín Gómez as Godheid (Spain dub)
Juana Molina as Olivia Lawrence (Spain dub)

Javier Viñas as Mac (Gario) (Spain dub)
Spanish companies
Broadcaster: Antena 3 (Spain)
Dubbing Studio: Magnum Videotape and Dubbing (Los Ángeles, CA)
Italian staff
Italian cast
(none)
Alessio Cigliano as Takashi
Bruno Cattaneo as Charles
Daniela Caroli as Sarah (2nd voice)
Giorgio Gusso as
Ismail
Padre di Takashi
Graziella Polesinanti as Sarah (1st voice)
Marco Mete as Dr. Blue Haid
Monica Ward as Olivia
Norman Mozzato as God Haid
Stefano Onofri as David
Italian companies
Tagalog staff
Tagalog companies
(none)
Broadcaster: ABS-CBN
Tagalog cast
(none)
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