Psycho Armor Govarian (TV)
Alternative title:
Gobarian Saikoama (Japanese)
Psychoarmor Gobarian (Japanese)
Saiko ama Gobarian (Japanese)
サイコアーマーゴーバリアン (Japanese)
고바리안 (Korean)
무적의 로보트 고바리안 (Korean)
사이코아머 고바리안 (Korean)
Genres:
action,
science fiction
Themes:
mecha
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
The Garadain Empire invades planet Earth to drain it of its resources after draining their own planet dry. Zeku Alba, a Garadain scientist, decides to rebel against them and escapes to Earth, where he gathers a group of young children who can do psychogenesis, the ability to form solid objects from psychic energy. The most gifted of them is Isamu Napoto, a young orphan whose family was killed in the first attack of the Garadain Empire. To battle the Garadain Isamu is able to create Govarian, a robot which can regenerate through psychic energy. With the help of his fellow psychogenesis users, Isamu fights to protect the Earth from the Garadain Empire.
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
26
Episode titles: We have 26
Vintage:
1983-07-06 to 1983-12-22
1988-04-06 to 1988-06-03 (South Korea, MBC)
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"Kodoku no Tabiji ~ LONELY JOURNEY~" by Neverland
Ending Theme:
"Lullaby" by Neverland
Insert song:
"It's LOVE ~sore wa ai~" (It's LOVE ~それは愛~) by Tomoaki Taka
"Thought of the Sunset" (夕陽の想い; Yuuhi no Omoi) by Tomoaki Taka
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Director: Seiji Okuda
Series Composition: Yoshihisa Araki
Script:
Hideki Sonoda (7 episodes eps 4, 8, 11, 15-16, 22, 24 )Katsuhiko Taguchi (eps 5, 9) Masato Nishio (ep 19) Sayumi Mizunaga (ep 14) Tsukasa Takahashi (ep 21) Yoshihisa Araki (10 episodes eps 1-3, 5, 7, 13, 18, 20, 25-26 )Yūji Watanabe (5 episodes eps 6, 10, 12, 17, 23 )
Storyboard:
Kazuya Miyazaki (eps 4, 8, 18) Kiyomu Fukuda (ep 15) Makoto Nagao (4 episodes eps 6, 10, 12, 23 )Mitsukazu Yamatani (ep 13) Tatsuya Kasahara (eps 5, 11) Yasuo Ishikawa (eps 7, 17, 25)
Episode Director:
Hiroshi Negishi (ep 12) Hiroshi Yoshida (ep 3) Kazuya Miyazaki (8 episodes eps 2, 4, 8, 14, 18-19, 21, 24 )Kazuyuki Okasako (ep 20) Makoto Nagao (eps 6, 23) Seiji Okuda (ep 1) Takao Motohashi (eps 15, 22) Tatsuya Kasahara (eps 5, 11) Yasuo Ishikawa (eps 7, 17, 25) Yoshinori Nakamura (ep 10) Yūji Asada (ep 9)
Music: Tatsumi Yano
Original creator: Gō Nagai
Character Design: Kiyomu Fukuda
Art Director: Morishige Suzuki
Animation Director:
Kiyomu Fukuda (13 episodes eps 1-19 odd, 22, 25-26 )Moriyasu Taniguchi (eps 15, 20) Yuki Kinoshita
Art design: Masayoshi Banno
Character Conceptual Design: Gō Nagai
Mecha design: Sawaki Tateba
In-Between Animation: Kazuchika Kise
Insert Song Arrangement: Tatsumi Yano
Insert Song Composition: Shunji Inoue
Insert Song Lyrics: Tomoaki Taka
Opening Animation: Tsukasa Dokite
Planning: Seiichi Nishino
Production producer: Kiyoshi Tonosaki
Sound Effects: Mitsuharu Nanbu
Special Effects: Takashi Maekawa
Theme Song Composition: Shunji Inoue
Theme Song Lyrics: Tomoaki Taka
Theme Song Performance: Neverland
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Animation Production: Knack
Broadcaster: TV Tokyo
Film Developing: Tokyo Laboratory
Original Creator: Dynamic Planning
Photography: T. Nishimura
Sound Studio: Procen Studio
Title Logo: ARTMIC
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Licensed by: Discotek Media
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Broadcaster: MBC TV (from 6 April 1988) |
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