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With their old hideout and bosses wiped out, the surviving Dusters make a secret agreement with the Ranger Force to engage in the weekly Sunday Showdown - one where they will always be defeated. Tired of this charade, Fighter D finally steps up to make a change once and for all!
Tired of the Sunday Showdown charade, Fighter D decides to defeat the Rangers for real this time.
Fighter D reunites with Yumeko Suzukiri, who approaches him with an unexpected proposal.
Fighter D decides to infiltrate the Red Garrison with Yumeko, only to find himself in a tight spot.
In pursuit of Fighter D, Aran Hekiru, a Blue Junior Third Rank, discovers his connection to Hibiki.
Fighter D infiltrates the White Dragon's Nest in disguise and discovers someone in hiding.
Fighter D and Kai Shion work together to face off against Shun Tokita in the final exam.
Fighter D's plans go awry as Shion works with the other cadets on the second day of the exam.
Peltrola sneaks into the White Dragon's Nest, and meets Komachi Aizome of the Blue Squadron.
Fighter XX steps in to help Fighter D but is stopped by Blue Keeper with his Divine Artifact.
Peltrola retreats after an all-out fight with Blue Keeper, but is halted by the Junior First Ranks.
The cadets, Junior First Ranks, and Blue Keeper team up against Peltrola and their clones.
Fighter D engages in a head-to-head fight with Blue Keeper despite his overwhelming disadvantage.
Fighter D encounters Chidori, a peculiar man investigating a string of mysterious disappearances.
Fighter D and his squadmates encounter an enigmatic organization and are trapped in an illusion.
Fighter D and Hisui prepare for combat as the Green Squadron reunites with someone unexpected.
Fighter D turns the tide of the battle searching for a way back into the illusory school.
Fighter D continues his search for the boss monster Magatia with Hisui and Nishiki, a detective.
Fighter D begins executing his plan to take down the Green Keeper with Suzukiri's help.
While the Ranger Force's deception is revealed, a new organization begins to lurk behind the scenes.
Fighter D and Hisui confront Yakushi Usukubo, the Head Director of the Monster Protection Society.
Fighter D learns the shocking truth behind the Divine Artifacts, Dragon Keepers, and monsters.
The thread of fate connecting Hibiki and Sesera begins unraveling towards an unexpected outcome.
As the world is under attack by the Monster Army, Fighter D renews his resolve once again.
Fighter D decides to cooperate with the Ranger Force temporarily to corner Deathmecia.
Hibiki Sakurama (voice)
In the year 2066, the Republic of Hontworl, a charter member of the United Nations, leaves the organization without explaining its motives. This causes an outrage within the U.N. and places the security of the world on edge. Soon after this incident, Myori, the capital of the Republic of Triad, is attacked by a bird-like, flying fortress known as the Turtle King. The International Science Organization, which is headed by Dr. Kouzaburou Nanbu, is tasked to deal with this mysterious enemy. At the same time, the leading scientists of the ISO are disappearing. The five members of the Science Ninja Team, the Gatchaman warriors, are called upon to get to the bottom of things.
In the year 2024, the world has collapsed. Grotesque monsters lurk amongst the ruins of Japan, while remaining people scrape together what they can to survive. Kiruko, an odd-job girl in Nakano, accepts a mysterious woman's dying wish to take a boy named Maru to a place called Heaven. Maru is convinced that there will be a boy there who looks exactly like him.
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Set before his pyrotechnic rise to stardom, (M.C.) Hammer is still Stanley Kirk Burrell, helping kids at the local community center and dreaming of making it big as a rap music star. When some "magic dancing shoes" step into his life, Stanley is transformed into HAMMERMAN - the first musical superhero!
