Jetman, known fully in Japan as Chōjin Sentai Jetman (鳥人戦隊ジェットマン, Chōjin Sentai Jettoman , translating to Birdman Squadron Jetman), is Toei Company's 15th installment in the Super Sentai metaseries. The series originally aired in Japan from February 15, 1991 to February 14, 1992 and ran for 51 episodes.
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Dubbing History[]
This series was released on VHS and VCD by Speedy Video with an English dub by Speedy Video citing released around 1994-1995, whom they also released a Malay dub of the series. It's reported that only thirteen volumes were released with the first 26 episodes dubbed in English. Each release contains two episodes.
Cast[]
Character | Original Actor | Dub Actor |
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Ryu Tendo/Red Hawk | Kōtarō Tanaka | ¿? |
Kaori Rokumeikan/White Swan | Rika Kishida | ¿? |
Raita Oishi/Yellow Owl | Ikko Tadano | ¿? |
Ako Hayasaka/Blue Swallow | Sayuri Uchida | ¿? |
Gai Yuki/Black Condor | Toshihide Wakamatsu | ¿? |
Commander Aya Odagiri | Mikiko Miki | Noriah Abd Rahman |
Jiiya | Yūzō Hayakawa | ¿? |
Rie Aoi/Maria | Maho Maruyamo | ¿? |
Radiguet | Masaki Tachi | Syed Sadik |
Tran | Miku Kuga | Noriah Abd Rahman |
Grey | Hideaki Kusaka (voice) | ¿? |
Narrator | Tsutomu Tareki | ¿? |
Notes[]
- Jetman was actually intended to be adapted into an American series by Haim Saban around 1992. This was the second attempt of him doing such idea by taking a Super Sentai series and making a new series based on it for international audiences. He previously tried to do this back in 1986 with a pilot that was produced by adapting 1984's Choudenshi Bioman into a new series. However, no station picked it up. He would then settle on adapting the successor series from 1992 which is Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger into Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in 1993 instead of Jetman, followed by massive success.
- In some regions, this was the very last Super Sentai series to air with dubs, before settling on dubbing for the Power Rangers adaptations instead, due to international competition weighed in by Saban. But however, most Asian regions continued to show dubs of both Super Sentai and Power Rangers, especially Japan, where Japanese dubs of some of the U.S. adaptations aired.
Video Releases[]
Distributor | Year | Format | Contents | Region | Country | |
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Speedy Video | 1994-1995 | Episodes 1-26 13 Volumes |
PAL | Malaysia | ||