Choujin Sentai Jetman

Original title: Chojin sentai Jettoman

TV Series
1991–1992
TV-14
25m

IMDb RATING

8.2/10

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In the late 90's, an orbiting Earth space center run by the Earth Defense Force Sky Force has commissioned a ceremony on the "J-Project". Lead by Commander Aya Odagiri who has selected five ... Read allIn the late 90's, an orbiting Earth space center run by the Earth Defense Force Sky Force has commissioned a ceremony on the "J-Project". Lead by Commander Aya Odagiri who has selected five officials to be exposed to "Birdonic Waves" a newly developed technology that can give a h... Read allIn the late 90's, an orbiting Earth space center run by the Earth Defense Force Sky Force has commissioned a ceremony on the "J-Project". Lead by Commander Aya Odagiri who has selected five officials to be exposed to "Birdonic Waves" a newly developed technology that can give a human super abilities. Among the subjects to the project is Ryu Tendoh who is the first vol... Read all

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IMDb RATING

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This was formally the last Super Sentai to not be adapted or used in any form for the Power Rangers series up until the release of Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters (2012) which originally didn't get adapted as a Power Rangers series until seven years later when it got adapted as Power Rangers Beast Morphers (2019).

Connections
Featured in The Blockbuster Buster: ERod vs Super Sentai III - Jetman and Ohranger (2024)

Soundtracks
Chôjin Sentai Jettoman
(Birdman Squadron Jetman)
Opening theme
Performed by Hironobu Kageyama
Lyrics by Toyohisa Araki
Music and arrangement by Gôji Tsuno

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8/10

Another very good series from Inoue Sensei!

Yup, this is another very good series from a screenwriter who could give some interesting ideas to overrated people in hollywood business on how to take a material from all spectrums and budget (from the most humble and low-cost to the most serious and filled to the brim with money) and make it impactful, provided of course you have a talent behind the camera screen like the director of this series. And the way is...to inject a lot of stuff taken from classic with a capital C anime shoujos like Versailles No Bara, Candy Candy, Mahou Tsukai Sally, The first Disney Princess movies etc. Etc. Etc., stuff that not only is directly quoted in the series by scenes, music and characters (for example Gai being mostly an impression of Terry from Candy Candy) but apparently people like me love with all themselves so it's a plus. The only real "problem" of this series in respect to my previous experience with Kamen Rider Kiva is the typical tokusatsu tendency to lose a bit of steam towards the end, something Kiva managed to avoid IMHO but unfortunately it didn't happen here, but again it's not a problem of anyone involved in the production of this series (not just the writer) but simply a tendency of all tokusatus series in general. All in all, highly recommended.