Battle Fever J (1979)

25m
Running Time

1
Seasons

52
Episodes

February 3, 1979
Release Date

TV
IMDb ratings
6.4
Battle Fever J

Battle Fever J (1979)

25m
Running Time

1
Seasons

52
Episodes

February 3, 1979
Release Date

External Links & Social Media
Network & Production Companies
Toei Company, Ltd.
tv asahi
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Plot.

Five agents stand against the evil organization Egos. They fight incorporating dance moves from all around the world! This was the first time giant robots appeared on the Sentai series.

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Cast & Crew.

Satakeo Nagano

Satakeo Nagano

Worker

Nobuyuki Katsube

Nobuyuki Katsube

Sakaguchi

Yukiko Ebina

Yukiko Ebina

Yoko Sakaguchi

Yoichi Hirose

Yoichi Hirose

Kenichi Sakaguchi

Seiichi Ando

Seiichi Ando

Ken

Takayanagi Hiroyuki

Takayanagi Hiroyuki

Child

Miki Fujitani

Miki Fujitani

Child

Kiyofumi Ookuri

Kiyofumi Ookuri

Child

Giichi Sugi

Giichi Sugi

Sports Monster (voice)/Dr. Yoneyama

Kazuhito Ando

Kazuhito Ando

Koji Matsui

Izumi Ooyama

Izumi Ooyama

Koji Matsui's sister

Masayuki Suzuki

Masayuki Suzuki

Taiichi Jin

Hideki Komada

Hideki Komada

Reporter

Yoichi Kishimoto

Yoichi Kishimoto

Reporter

Mitsuo Matsuda

Mitsuo Matsuda

Child

Kensaburo Kanba

Kensaburo Kanba

Child

Koji Hata

Koji Hata

Child

Ai Mori

Ai Mori

Icicle Monster (human)

Shun Domon

Shun Domon

Shinichiro Katayama

Junko Mihara

Junko Mihara

Mitsuko Katayama

Kōji Sekiyama

Kōji Sekiyama

Gun Shop Owner

Tomikazu Akaishi

Tomikazu Akaishi

Gun Shop Owner

Saburo Nakano

Saburo Nakano

Bike Gang

Haruhiko Hashimoto

Haruhiko Hashimoto

Ring Announcer / Segawa

Hisashi Imai

Hisashi Imai

Bike Gang

Gaku Hasegawa

Gaku Hasegawa

Boy

Saburo Hiromatsu

Saburo Hiromatsu

Association Minister

Seiji Suzuki

Seiji Suzuki

Child

Yuichi Kishi

Yuichi Kishi

Child

Zenko Asada

Zenko Asada

Child

Naoto Omori

Naoto Omori

Child

Masaki Akita

Masaki Akita

Waiter

Genji Kawai

Genji Kawai

Senzo Arishima / Pet Shop Owner

Junko Mashina

Junko Mashina

Teacher

Nobuyoshi Fukuda

Nobuyoshi Fukuda

Whiny Boy

Gōzō Sōma

Gōzō Sōma

Victim / Director

Hideyuki Kimura

Hideyuki Kimura

Stupid Boy

Tetsuya Harada

Tetsuya Harada

Weak Boy

Yukako Nagahara

Yukako Nagahara

Child

Haruo Kato

Haruo Kato

Child

Mitsuo Sekiguchi

Mitsuo Sekiguchi

Child

Yoshinori Okamoto

Yoshinori Okamoto

Salary Man

Mariko Jun

Mariko Jun

Monster Roselinka (voice)/Junko Nokata

Aimi Nemoto

Aimi Nemoto

Girl

Komachi Ooi

Komachi Ooi

Yaeko Suzumoto

Masami Zaizen

Masami Zaizen

Yuichi Suzumoto

Tsuneko Kiuchi

Tsuneko Kiuchi

Yuichi Suzumoto's sister

Akemi Watanabe

Akemi Watanabe

Rumi

Kanehisa Fujii

Kanehisa Fujii

Tokio

Kenju Hayashi

Kenju Hayashi

Yohei Ooyama

Michiyo Takahashi

Michiyo Takahashi

Student / Waitress

Rika Miura

Rika Miura

Kumiko Mizuzawa

Hiroo Kawarazaki

Hiroo Kawarazaki

Cutman Disguise

Akira Kuji

Akira Kuji

Snail Monster (human)

Tomoko Umeda

Tomoko Umeda

Catherine

Mikio Sekiguchi

Mikio Sekiguchi

Raita

Futoshi Kikuchi

Futoshi Kikuchi

Reporter / Taxi Driver / Yamada

Akira Ooizumi

Akira Ooizumi

Taiichi Torishima, Daisuke Torishima

Yojiro Terada

Yojiro Terada

Racing Driver

Shingo Suya

Shingo Suya

Mechanic

Maki Urasaki

Maki Urasaki

Child

Kengo Miyaji

Kengo Miyaji

Criminal / Soldier

Seiya Satō

Seiya Satō

Manager / Police officer

Takeshi Watabe

Takeshi Watabe

Dinosaur Monster (voice) / Buffalo Monster (voice) / Ancient Fish Monster (voice) / Hyde Monster (voice) / Doguu Monster...

Takehiro Kazama

Takehiro Kazama

Child

Yoko Honda

Yoko Honda

Housewife

Tomomi Ebihara

Tomomi Ebihara

Housewife

Hajime Nakamura

Hajime Nakamura

Kazuki Iwamoto

Takashi Tabata

Takashi Tabata

Iwamoto

Toyoko Takechi

Toyoko Takechi

Old Woman

Kichizo Sato

Kichizo Sato

Police officer

Kurao Samukawa

Kurao Samukawa

Police officer

Taeko Neta

Taeko Neta

Girl

Yumi Saito

Yumi Saito

Girl

Akie Nemoto

Akie Nemoto

Girl

Akemi Kitahara

Akemi Kitahara

Girl

Kyoko Kimura

Kyoko Kimura

Girl

Yukie Kagawa

Yukie Kagawa

Zero One

Toshie Mikawa

Toshie Mikawa

Zero Two

Kaoru Asakawa

Kaoru Asakawa

Shinobu Arishima

Yasutaka Tanaka

Yasutaka Tanaka

Reporter / Child

Keiko Orihara

Keiko Orihara

Old Woman

Louise Philip

Louise Philip

Catherine Martin

Lisa Komaki

Lisa Komaki

Sayuri Kurihara

Takeshi Yamamaoto

Takeshi Yamamaoto

Yumeno

Shuko Nagano

Shuko Nagano

Child

Kazuo Iwaki

Kazuo Iwaki

Bandage Monster (voice)

Sumie Sakai

Sumie Sakai

Icicle Monster (voice) / Illusion Monster (voice)

Machiko Sugimoto

Machiko Sugimoto

Akiko Nakai

Chōtarō Tōgin

Chōtarō Tōgin

Shinya Nakai

Masaaki Ooguma

Masaaki Ooguma

Tetsuya Nakai

Sumie Sakai

Sumie Sakai

Kuchisake Monster (voice)

Ayako Nakata

Ayako Nakata

Shizuka Kousaka

Retsu Mori

Retsu Mori

Yoshio Akita

Hiromi Yanase

Hiromi Yanase

Yuki's friend

Satoko Kuwano

Satoko Kuwano

Yuki's friend

Ai Nogawa

Ai Nogawa

Miyo Yamanaka

Ken'ichi Endô

Ken'ichi Endô

Yoshio Murano

Hiroshi Imamura

Hiroshi Imamura

Villager

Shiro Ooki

Shiro Ooki

Professor Mimura

Mika Matsushita

Mika Matsushita

Mayumi Mimura

Enver Altenbay

Enver Altenbay

Priest

Toshiaki Kamohara

Toshiaki Kamohara

Akira Jin

Masanori Tanami

Masanori Tanami

Dealer

Eiichi Kikuchi

Eiichi Kikuchi

Detective Onizuka

Issei Masamune

Issei Masamune

Ghost Monster (voice) / Skull Mushroom Monster (voice) / Jellyfish Urchin Monster (voice) / Rolling Monster (voice) / Gr...

Satsuki Tanaka

Satsuki Tanaka

Hisami Oota

Ryozo Takasaki

Ryozo Takasaki

Administrator

Tsutomu Kuroda

Tsutomu Kuroda

Takeshi Maeda

Terue Morishige

Terue Morishige

Takeshi Maeda's mother

Koichi Sugimoto

Koichi Sugimoto

Cultural Department Member

Shuhei Takagi

Shuhei Takagi

Skull Mushroom Monster (human)

Mari Kouno

Mari Kouno

Party Guest

Hiroyuki Dobashi

Hiroyuki Dobashi

Party GUest

Tsutomu Sato

Tsutomu Sato

Party Guest

Shinji Tôdô

Shinji Tôdô

Naoto Sekine

Kazuya Tokimoto

Kazuya Tokimoto

Professor Yasuhara

Gen Miyazawa

Gen Miyazawa

Professor Takamatsu

Misako Okamoto

Misako Okamoto

Noriko

Keiko Yokoyama

Keiko Yokoyama

Girlfriend

KIyonobu Kimura

KIyonobu Kimura

Boyfriend

Takeaki Shimeki

Takeaki Shimeki

Tatsuya Hojo

Hikaru Nishikawa

Hikaru Nishikawa

Tatsuya Hojo's mother

Ryuta Hiraki

Ryuta Hiraki

Child

Junji Omine

Junji Omine

Mechanical Doll Monster (voice)

Kazuyuki Hirai

Kazuyuki Hirai

Matsuno

Yusuke Mori

Yusuke Mori

Yabuki

Akira Shimada

Akira Shimada

Electric Monster (voice)

Hiroyuki Shibamoto

Hiroyuki Shibamoto

Isao Sekine

Yuki Shiori

Yuki Shiori

Yoko Sekine

Jun Harada

Jun Harada

Hiroshi Sekine

Takashi Takano

Takashi Takano

Doctor

Shoji Matsushita

Shoji Matsushita

Doctor

Fukunosuke Izumi

Fukunosuke Izumi

Bus Passenger / Villager

Eiko Onodera

Eiko Onodera

Nurse

Kie Muneda

Kie Muneda

Woman

Ryo Tomota

Ryo Tomota

Tsuyoshi Takeuchi

Masami Suzuki

Masami Suzuki

Megumi

Sanae Takada

Sanae Takada

Nurse

Shinzo Tanabe

Shinzo Tanabe

One Eye Man

Kyuichiro Shishido

Kyuichiro Shishido

Ichirota Tsukikage

Juro Dan

Juro Dan

Assassin

Masataka Ono

Masataka Ono

Assassin

Kazutaka Noda

Kazutaka Noda

Assassin

Mitsugi Hirayama

Mitsugi Hirayama

Assassin

Mitsuru Tamaki

Mitsuru Tamaki

Assassin

Yura Ko

Yura Ko

Assassin

Haruko Ariga

Haruko Ariga

Assassin

Hatsumi Takeda

Hatsumi Takeda

Assassin

Itsumi Haruta

Itsumi Haruta

Assassin

Masao Imanishi

Masao Imanishi

Heart Monster (voice)

Yoshiharu Yabuki

Yoshiharu Yabuki

Kenta

Kōichi Hayashi

Kōichi Hayashi

Dr. Oosawa

Kōichi Yamada

Kōichi Yamada

Doctor

Teruo Nakayama

Teruo Nakayama

Kenta's father

Kumiko Masuda

Kumiko Masuda

Kenta's mother

Keiko Watanabe

Keiko Watanabe

Nurse

Keiko Abe

Keiko Abe

Nurse

Michiyo Sato

Michiyo Sato

Yuki Ueno

Saeki Masahiro

Saeki Masahiro

Takuro Igawa

Kinya Akiyama

Kinya Akiyama

Teacher

Yoko Mikami

Yoko Mikami

Takuro Igawa's mother

Yukimasa Fujimoto

Yukimasa Fujimoto

Boy

Naohiro Hosogi

Naohiro Hosogi

Boy

Masae Hashimoto

Masae Hashimoto

Girl

Hiroshi Masuoka

Hiroshi Masuoka

Left Hand Monster (voice)

Toshiyasu Hiyoshi

Toshiyasu Hiyoshi

Yutaka Horiuchi

Satoshi Shono

Satoshi Shono

Minoru Horiuchi

Tomoko Nakajima

Tomoko Nakajima

Kimiko Horiuchi

Rikiya Iwaki

Rikiya Iwaki

Coach

Masayoshi Fujimori

Masayoshi Fujimori

Shigeta

Izumi Nakamura

Izumi Nakamura

Kayo

Yoshikazu Inagawa

Yoshikazu Inagawa

Father

Shingo Hiramatsu

Shingo Hiramatsu

Oil Vendor

Goro Hanamaki

Goro Hanamaki

Cutman Disguise

Shizuko Ito

Shizuko Ito

Yoshiko Murai

Susumi Ikeda

Susumi Ikeda

Game Center Owner

Kiyoko Nakamura

Kiyoko Nakamura

Teacher

Kaori Morita

Kaori Morita

Child

Natsuko Hinata

Natsuko Hinata

Child

Tateshiro Kaiho

Tateshiro Kaiho

Child

Kei Honma

Kei Honma

Child

Koichiro Koga

Koichiro Koga

Child

Kazuo Mayumida

Kazuo Mayumida

Hakuun Fujinami

Norio Yanagizawa

Norio Yanagizawa

Ryuzan Ogami

Teppei Takasugi

Teppei Takasugi

Ikkaku Oni

Toshio Miura

Toshio Miura

Subordinate

Yoshihiro Kawamatsu

Yoshihiro Kawamatsu

Masaru's friend

Eri Kanuma

Eri Kanuma

Fake Diane Martin / Ayako Ichijoji

Tomoe Yatagawa

Tomoe Yatagawa

Masaru's friend

Takashi Takano

Takashi Takano

Victim

Kei Sunaga

Kei Sunaga

Moriyama

Details.

Release Date
February 3, 1979

Original Name
バトルフィーバーJ

Status
Ended

Seasons
1

Episodes
52

Running Time
25m

Genres

Last updated:

This TV Show Is About.

giant robot
Scripted
superhero
superhero team
sentai
super sentai
dancer
monster
hero
villain
mecha
supervillain
henshin heroes
tokusatsu

Wiki.

Battle Fever J (バトルフィーバーJ(ジェー), Batoru Fībā Jei) is a live-action tokusatsu TV series. The third entry of the Super Sentai series franchise, Battle Fever J was produced by Toei Company in partnership with American comic book publisher Marvel Comics. A total of 52 episodes aired on TV Asahi from February 3, 1979, to January 26, 1980, following J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai and being followed by Denshi Sentai Denjiman.

The team have codenames named for countries around the world, also respectively named in their theme song: Battle France, Battle Cossack (Soviet Union), Battle Kenya, Miss America (United States) and Battle Japan. It marks the first appearance of a Black and Orange Ranger in the franchise. It was also the first series in the Super Sentai franchise where the heroes must control giant robots to defeat a monster who itself has grown to a gigantic size. Toei's tokusatsu adaptation of Spider-Man was the first to introduce this format and was also the inspiration for this and the subsequent entries in the Super Sentai series. The series was also partially inspired by the Marvel Comics character Captain America.

Battle Fever J was the first series to use the term Super Sentai (unlike the previous two who were just called Sentai, without the “Super”) until Toei announced in 1995 that its predecessors Himitsu Sentai Gorenger and J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai were also part of the Super Sentai series, when Chouriki Sentai Ohranger was announced as the 19th Super Sentai team.

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