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Transformers: Super God Masterforce (TV)

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[ sequel of Transformers: The Headmasters (TV) ]

Related anime:
    Transformers: Victory (TV) (sequel)
      Transformers: Zone (OAV) (sequel)

Alternative title:
Transformers - Super God Masterforce
Transformers: Chôjin Master Force (Japanese)
トランスフォーマー・超神マスターフォース (Japanese)
Themes: mecha, space, super robot, war
Objectionable content: Mild
Plot Summary: Even though the Destrons have been driven off Earth, a small team of Cybertron Pretenders have remained behind, just in case. Led by Metalhawk ("Hawk" in his human identity), the Pretenders live among the humans, using their Pretender shells to assume human size and appearance. The Cybertrons' caution is rewarded: Destron Pretenders soon appear, led by a mysterious force called Devil Z. The Cybertrons and Destrons soon build up their forces, recruiting humans to become Junior Headmasters and Godmasters (Powermasters).
User Ratings: 49 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: 3 votes (sub:3)
 Excellent: -
 Very good: 10 votes (sub:5, dub:4, others:1
1 Russian subtitled
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 Good: 11 votes (sub:8, dub:2, others:1
1 Spanish edited dub
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 Decent: 14 votes (sub:12, dub:2)
 So-so: 4 votes (dub:2, sub:2)
 Not really good: 2 votes (sub:2)
 Weak: 3 votes (sub:2, dub:1)
 Bad: 1 vote (dub:1)
 Awful: 1 vote (edit.dub:1)
 Worst ever: -
Seen in part or in whole by 180 users, rank: #2537 (of 5563)
Median rating: Decent
Arithmetic mean: 6.347 (Decent+), std. dev.: 1.8795, rank: #3524 (of 5553)
Weighted mean: 6.286 (Decent+), rank: #3583 (of 5553) (seen all: 6.68 / seen some: 5.67 / won't finish: 3.00)
Bayesian estimate: 6.518 (Good−), rank: #2834 (of 4225)
Number of episodes: 42
Episode titles: We have 47
Vintage:
1988 to 1989
1988-04-12 to 1989-03-07
Opening Theme:
"Chōjin Masterforce no Theme" by Toshiya Igarashi
Ending Theme:
"Moero! Transformer" by Toshiya Igarashi
Trivia: We have 4
News: Show:
Transformers: Chôjin Master Force Gets Standalone U.S. Set (Feb 11, 2012)
Transformers: Japanese Collection Slated for January in U.S. (Dec 10, 2011)
Other article: Show:
Super Plastic - A Brief History of Transforming Robots (Apr 10, 2007)
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DVD (Region 1)
    Transformers: The Japanese Collection - The Complete Series (Sub.DVD) 2012-03-26
    Transformers: The Japanese Collection - Super-God Masterforce (Sub.DVD) 2012-05-01 (from $18.69)

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Tetsuo Imazawa
Script:
Hiroyuki Hoshiyama
Toyohiro Andô
Yoshihisa Araki
Music: Katsunori Ishida
Character Design:
Ban Magami
Masumi Kaneda

Original Mechanical Design: Shoji Kawamori
Production manager: Koh Meguro
Theme Song Performance: Toshiya Igarashi (OP, ED)
Hiroshi Takemura as Jinrai/Super Jinrai/God Jinrai
Katsuji Mori as Hawk/Metalhawk
Keiichi Noda as Overlord
Yumi Touma as Go Shooter (Siren)

Banjou Ginga as Black Zarak (Scorponok)
Daisuke Gouri as Dauros (Skullgrin)
Hidekatsu Shibata as Devil Z (Devil Black Zarak)
Hiroko Emori as Cab (Hosehead)
Houchu Ohtsuka as Ranger (Joyride)
Ikuya Sawaki as Grand Maximus
Kaneto Shiozawa as Road King (Slapdash)
Keiichi Nanba as Wilder (Fangry)
Keiichi Noda as Giga / Overlord
Ken Yamaguchi as Hydra (Darkwing)
Kouji Totani as Blood (Bomb-Burst)
Kôzô Shioya as Bullhorn (Horri-Bull)
Kyoko Yamada as Browning (B.M.)
Masaharu Satou as Gilmer (Submarauder)
Masato Hirano as
King Poseidon (Piranacon)
Phoenix (Cloudburst)
Turtler (Snaptrap)
Rihoko Yoshida as Mega (Overlord)
Ryouichi Tanaka as Lander (Landmine)
Sho Hayami as Sixknight (Quickswitch)
Takeshi Kusao as Double Clouder (Doubledealer)
Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Lightfoot (Getaway)
Yoku Shioya as Buster (Dreadwind)
Youko Ogai as Cancer (Squeezeplay)
Yuji Mikimoto as Diver (Waverider)
Yuriko Yamamoto as Minerva (Nightbeat)

Daisuke Gouri as
Dowlos
Sam Peckinpah (ep 24)
Ginzo Matsuo as Director (ep 22)
Hideyuki Hori as Chromedome (ep 4)
Hirohiko Kakegawa as
Announcer (ep 5)
Computer (ep 8)
Guard Minder B (Fasttrack)
Youth C (ep 6)
Hiromi Tsuru as Kopo (ep 21)
Hiroshi Takemura as Chris (ep 6)
Hiroyuki Satou as
Foreman (ep 5)
Pilot (ep 8)
Youth B (ep 6)
Houchu Ohtsuka as
Billy Husky (ep 11)
Sam (ep 16)
Ikuya Sawaki as Priest Nyudo (ep 5)
Isamu Tanonaka as Donq (eps 2, 21)
Kan Tokumaru as Jelman (ep 18)
Kazumi Tanaka as
Mac (ep 5)
Sailor A (ep 34)
Youth A (ep 6)
Keiichi Noda as
Dr. Gô
Giga
Narrator
Ricky (ep 7)
Ken Yamaguchi as Ship Captain (ep 1)
Kimie Hantani as Girl A (ep 23)
Kyoko Yamada as Parrot
Maki Yaosaka as Teacher (ep 23)
Masaharu Satou as
Captain (ep 34)
Guard Minder A (Black Lorrytch)
Leftfoot (ep 22)
Mr. Kaiser (ep 9)
Masato Hirano as Phoenix, Turtler, King Poseidon
Mayumi Shou as Mary (ep 6)
Megumi Urawa as Boy B (ep 23)
Michio Nakao as Pilot (ep 18)
Miyoko Aoba as Madonna (ep 1)
Noriko Uemura as Child (ep 15)
Rica Fukami as Stewardess (ep 3)
Ryouichi Tanaka as Dr. Dado (ep 21)
Sanae Miyuki as Girl (ep 5)
Shinji Ogawa as Dr. Lordan (ep 21)
Takeshi Kusao as Clouder/Double Clouder
Teiyu Ichiryusai as Chang (ep 36)
Tomiko Suzuki as Tony (ep 15)
Tomoko Maruo as Boy A (ep 23)
Toshiro Ishii as Dr. Brannew (ep 3)
Yokitoshi Hori as Sailor B (ep 34)
Yuka Ohno as
Nurse (ep 25)
Operator (ep 10)
Yuusaku Yara as Minerva's father (ep 3)
Japanese companies
Broadcaster: NTV
Original Concept: Takara
Production: Toei Animation
English staff
English companies
(none)
Broadcaster: Star TV (Asia)
Distributor:
Madman Entertainment Pty. Ltd. (Australia & New Zealand)
Metrodome Distribution Ltd (UK)
Shout! Factory (North America)
Dubbing: Omni Productions
Licensed by: Hasbro
English cast
(none)
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