Shichisei Tōshin Guyferd

Shichisei Tōshin Guyferd
GenreTokusatsu
Science fiction
Martial arts
Created byToho
Capcom
Written byKazuhiro Inaba
Hiroshi Ishii
Directed byHirochika Muraishi
Starring
Narrated by
Opening theme"Towa no Chikai" by Kenzo Fukuyama
Ending theme“Befriend” by Kotono Shibuya
Country of originJapan
Original languageJapanese
No. of episodes26
Production
Running time24-25 min. (per episode)
Production companiesToho Company
Capcom
Original release
NetworkTV Tokyo
ReleaseApril 8 (1996-04-08) –
September 28, 1996 (1996-09-28)

Shichisei Tōshin Guyferd (七星闘神ガイファード, Shichisei Tōshin Gaifādo; "Seven-star Fighting God Guyferd") is a Tokusatsu series made by Toho and Capcom and aired on TV Tokyo in 1996. Guyferd borrows aspects from Kamen Rider, Bio Booster Armor Guyver and Fist of the North Star.

Plot

After the mysterious disappearance of his older brother Masato, Gou Kazama returned to Japan from his travels, determined to find him. He soon discovered that Masato had been abducted by the Criminal Global Syndicate “Crown”, who had hopes to create the ‘ultimate fighter’, kidnapping the world’s strongest and most skilled martial artists to use in their inhuman experiments. Gou was eventually abducted by Crown and modified into a Guyborg, and during an escape he became a new entity via unknown means known as Guyferd. Using the style of the Ken'nou-ryu martial arts with his newfound power, Gou fights Crown while continuing the search for his brother.

Characters

Crown

Mutian

Parasitized with the Fallah, these humans would evolve into possessing enhanced immunity and stronger Qi. However, they would irreversibly mutate into inhuman fighters with monstrous abilities called Mutians (ミューテイン, Myutian).

  • Jarks (ジークス, Jaakusu; 1): Formerly Taki, who took over Masato's place in the Ken'nou-ryu Dojo. A violent man, Taki was easily defeated by Gou. He was kidnapped and was turned into a hairy beast that destroyed Crown's lab in a fit of rage. But even as a Mutian, Jarks was bent on killing Gou. The resulting fight caused Gou to become Guyferd for the first time. He is destroyed by Kyokuseiken.
  • Dogross (ドグロス, Dogurosu; 2): A cobra Mutian that uses the "Dogross Punch" attack. Because the Mutian project was incomplete, Dogross had to be drugged on a regular basis to work. But when the effects wore off after killing the escaping M17, Mr. Bicross orders Shion to allow Minoh to implant a chip in Dogross' brain in order to make him a loyal killing machine. But the chip malfunctions while sent after Gou, with Dogross's chip re-modified before being sent after the Kujou siblings to bring Gou into the open. He is destroyed by Guyferd's Rekkageki attack.
  • Volgis (ボルキス, Borugisu; 3): A sea slug-themed Mutian sent by Shion after Gou, he uses electric whips that extend from his forearms to shock his enemies. After accidentally knocking Gou over the dam, Volgis was ordered to plant the Arclight Bombs across the dam to blow both it and the mountain up in hopes of finding Gou, capturing Rei and Shiroishi. As Yuu and the Ken'nou-ryu students free Rei and Shiroishi, Gou finally manages to transform into Guyferd at will and defeat Volgis after Shiroishi defuses the explosives.
  • Spirass (スパイラス, Supairasu; 4): A female tarantula Mutian who uses a grappling fighting style and performs the "Spiral Beam" and "Spiral Net" attacks. She was sent to abduct a school bus Yuu was on while he and his classmates were making their way home after a swimming lesson, bringing the occupants to an isolated laboratory to be used in Crown's Fallah experimentation. Following Spiras' trail of residual Qi, Gou and company make their way to the laboratory as Yuu manages to free his classmates. Leaving her guinea pigs escape, Shion sics Spiras on Gou with orders to kill him as his dead body is good enough for experimentation. However, she ended up destroyed by Guyverd's Jiraishin attack, forcing the evacuation of the laboratory.
  • Antares (アンタレス, Antaresu; 5): A scorpion-like Mutian whose fighting-style emulates the animal's armored body and deadly nature. After killing a fugitive Guyborg after he was infused with Fallah, Antares was sent by Shion to eliminate Guyferd with Guyborg 801 to immobilize him while in human form. Having 801 pose as a Crown fugitive, Gou falls for Shion's trap with Antares about to deliver the deathblow when Rei intervenes. Gou changes into Guyferd and fights the Mutian after he accidentally killed his Guyborg lackey, killing Antares with his Fukaranbu attack.
  • Gilpulse (ギルパルス, Giruparusu; 6): A vampire bat Mutian who uses a Muay Thai fighting style and the sound waves that he emits to turn his victims into insane maniacs that would harm themselves and others. He targets Gou, only to learn that his Bloodlust Soundwave has no effect as the Mutian is forced to retreat. As a result, Gilpulse is ordered to target those dear to Gou with his sound waves. After his group is knocked out, Gou battles Gilpulse as Guyferd. But with Detective Nakano's interference, Guyferd manages to clip the weakened Gilpulse's wings and kill him with Kyokuseiken.

Metalferd

The Metalferds (メタルファード, Metarufādo) are Guyborgs infected with the Fallah parasite. Being as powerful as Guyferd due to the bio-mechanism of the Guyborg body & Fallah's "empowering" ability, making the Metalferds superior to Mutians. After the Daruga Tablet ended up in Crown's possession, some of the Metalferds are infused with its energies and evolve into more powerful beings known as Gaia Soldiers (ガイア・ソルジャー, Gaiasorujā).

  • Dragos (ドラゴス, Doragosu; 9-10): The first of the Metalferds, the dragon-themed Metalferd uses a kung-fu fighting style with nun-chucks, his signature move Meidou Wave. Though he overpowered Guyferd, he stopped at Zodiac's command. Dragos later oversees the transporting of the Fallah from Warehouse 2 while siccing the Fangs on Nakano and Shiroshi when Gou arrive to their aid. Once assuming his fighting form, Guyferd disarms Dragos and kills him with his Rekkageki/Kyokuseiken combo.
  • Batrod (バトロット, Batoroddo; 11)
  • Baiken (バイケン, Baiken; 12)
  • Globe (グローブ, Gurōbu; 14)
  • Rudra (ルドラ, Rudora; 18): A Gaia Soldier Metalferd that was originally Dragos before he absorbed the energies of the Daruga Tablet.
  • Scarabeth (スカラベス, Sukarabesu; 19): A Gaia Soldier Metalferd.
  • Valkyrie (ワルキューレ, Warukyūre; 20): A Gaia Soldier Metalferd.
  • Minos (ミノス, Minosu; 21): A Gaia Soldier Metalferd.
  • Django (ジャンゴ, Jango; 22-23): A Gaia Soldier Metalferd.
  • Ranghoul (ラングール, Rangūru; 24): A Gaia Soldier Metalferd.
  • Valcanon (ヴァルカノン, Varukanon; 25): A Gaia Soldier Metalferd.

Episodes

  1. The Birth of Guyferd! (ガイファード誕生!, Gaifādo Tanjō!)
  2. Gou in Danger! (あやうし! 剛, Ayaushi! Go)
  3. Have You Seen the Ultimate Hyper-transformation? (見たか! 究極の超変身, Mita ka! Kyūkyoku no Chō Henshin)
  4. Escape from the Genetic Laboratory (脱出! 遺伝子研究所, Dasshutsu! Idenshi Kenkyūjo)
  5. Operation Battle Killer (バトルキラー計画, Batoru Kirā Keikaku)
  6. Blood-thirst! Homicidal Sound Waves (殺気! 殺人音波, Sakki! Satsujin Onpa)
  7. Crown's Strongest Warrior (クラウン最強の戦士, Kuraun Saikyō no Senshi)
  8. Confrontation of Destiny! (宿命の対決!, Shukumei no Taiketsu!)
  9. Crown's Ambition! (クラウンの野望!, Kuraun no Yabō!)
  10. Defeat Metalferd (倒せメタルファード, Taose Metarufādo)
  11. Brainjack (ブレインジャック, Bureinjakku)
  12. Charge! Battlekids (突撃! バトルキッズ, Totsugeki! Batorukizzu)
  13. Assassination Command GX-9 (暗殺指令GX-9, Ansatsu Shirei Gī Ekkusu Kyū)
  14. To Protect a Small Life (守れ! 小さな命, Mamore! Chīsana Inochi)
  15. The Red Rose of Revenge (復讐の赤いバラ, Fukushū no Akai Bara)
  16. Countdown! (カウントダウン!, Kauntodaun!)
  17. Zodiac's Appearance! (ゾディアック登場!, Zodiakku Tōjō!)
  18. Release Gaia-Net! (ガイアネット解放!, Gaianetto Kaihoō!)
  19. The Mystery of the Polaris Document (北辰文書のなぞ, Hokushin Bunsho no Nazo)
  20. The Valkyrie's Trap (ワルキューレの罠, Warukyūre no Wana)
  21. Pursue the Heptastral Sword! (七星剣を追え!, Shichiseiken o Oe!)
  22. Guyferd Dies! (ガイファード死す!, Gaifādo Shisu!)
  23. Resurrection! (復活!, Fukkatsu!)
  24. The Warrior of Darkness Lives Again (よみがえる闇の戦士, Yomigaeru Kura no Senshi)
  25. Earth's Last Day (地球最後の日, Chikyū Saigo no Hi)
  26. Eternal Vow (永遠の誓い, Eien no Chikai)

Cast

Songs

Opening theme
Ending theme

International Broadcasts