Gridman the Hyper Agent

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Gridman the Hyper Agent
Air date	April 3rd, 1993 - January 8th, 1994 (Japan) October 30th, 2020 - July 24th, 2021 (YouTube)
Directed by	TBA
Producer(s)	TBA
Distributor	Tsuburaya Productions
Genre(s)	Kyodai Hero
Channel(s)	Tokyo Broadcasting System (Japan) TOKU (U.S.) YouTube
Episodes	39
Number	1

Gridman the Hyper Agent (電光超人グリッドマン,   Denkō Chōjin Guriddoman) is a tokusatsu Kyodai Hero television series produced by Tsuburaya Productions. It is the first entry of the Gridman Series and aired from April 3, 1993 to January 8, 1994 in Japan.

Production

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Cast

Actor's name on the left, character played on the right.

• Masaya Obi   as   Naoto Sho
• Hikaru Midorikawa   as   Gridman (voice)
• Jun Hattori   as   Yuka Inoue
• Takeshi Sudo   as   Ippei Baba
• Tsuyoshi Sugawara   as   Takeshi Todo
• Masahiro Iwaoka   as   Daichi Sho
• Kanako Nakatake   as   Kana Baba
• Edo Yamaguchi   as   Soichiro Sho
• Miru Hitotsuyanagi   as   Michiko Sho
• Daisuke Ban   as   Hideyo Inoue
• Yumi Mitani   as   Yoshie Inoue
• Masakazu Arai   as   Yoshihito Inoue
• Goro Kataoka   as   Hiroshi Baba
• Yuko Tsuga   as   Ayako Baba
• Shoichi Komatsu   as   Police Officer Koganemura
• Daisuke Itsumori   as   Police Officer Amagasaki
• Junko Shimakata   as   Junk
• Masaharu Sato   as   Kahn Digifer (voice)
• Yuji Machi   as   Narrator

Staff

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Episodes

1. The Birth of a New Hero
2. The Secrets of Acceptor
3. Imminent Telephone Panic
4. A Runaway Car
5. The Prefect Sword With a Man's Pride
6. A Terror Melody
7. Zero Seconds to Microwave Oven Explosion
8. Brother's Bond
9. The Fiendish Brainwashing Strategy
10. Dangerous Gift
11. Pocket Money is 100,000 Yen?
12. Beware of Catburglar Matty!
13. I Don't Like Sports and Such
14. Manipulated Time
15. Crooked Target
16. Ippei, Shrunken!?
17. Lonely Hacker
18. Legend of the Dragon
19. Attractive Policewoman SOS!
20. Colors Are Disappearing From Earth?!
21. Execute! The Dream Hero
22. Resurrection! Dinosaur Emperor
23. Assassination! Underworld's Thunder
24. Love! Bioflower
25. Showdown! Hero's End (Part 1)
26. Showdown! Hero's End (Part 2)
27. Astounding! Toy Revolt
28. Spirited Away! Yuka Has Vanished!
29. Pet Dog Bomb Project
30. The Day the World Died
31. Monster Mama Is a College Girl
32. Attack of the Human Vacuum Cleaner!
33. Another Takeshi
34. Bodyguard Benkei Has Arrived!
35. Shock! Sukeban Yuka!?
36. Did It! Baby
37. Huh! The Death Penalty for Papa?
38. Danger on Earth
39. Farewell, Gridman

Appearances

Characters

Junk

• Naoto Sho
• Yuka Inoue
• Ippei Baba

Other

• Takeshi Todo
• Daichi Sho
• Kana Baba
• Soichiro Sho

Heroes

• Gridman

Antagonists

• Kahn Digifer

Monsters and Aliens

• Gilarus
• Bamora
• Volcadon
• Stealgun
• Bagira
• Anosillus
• Flamelar
• Blizzalar
• Shinobilar
• Terragaia
• Metallus
• Magnegauss
• Generadon
• Imitation Anosillus
• Cyber Mummy
• Dazzlba
• Clowns from the Dream World
• Plandon
• Venora
• Boranga
• Jubagon
• Teleboze
• Gyurunba
• Chidogerah
• Abumaru
• Goromaking
• Devil Phazer
• Khan Giorgio
• Skubone
• Takeshi Todo's computer (transformed)

Gallery

Title Card

Title card

Posters

English poster

Video Releases

Gridman the Hyper Agent DVD volume 01

Gridman the Hyper Agent Blu-ray Box

Mill Creek
Gridman the Hyper Agent Blu-ray

Music

• "Dream Hero"
• "If You Know More"
• "Two Courage"

Videos

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Trivia

• Gridman the Hyper Agent was the last non-Ultraman work by Tsuburaya Productions during the twentieth century. It was succeeded by the 2006 series Bio Planet WoO.
• DiC Entertainment used Gridman the Hyper Agent as the source materiel for the series Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad.

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