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Batoru Fîbâ Jei

  • TV Series
  • 1979–1980
  • TV-PG
  • 30m
IMDb RATING
6.3/10
143
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Batoru Fîbâ Jei (1979)
SuperheroActionAdventureDramaSci-Fi

When a secret society plots chaos, a defense ministry assembles five young agents trained in different countries to don power suits and form the "Fever Team" to stop them.When a secret society plots chaos, a defense ministry assembles five young agents trained in different countries to don power suits and form the "Fever Team" to stop them.When a secret society plots chaos, a defense ministry assembles five young agents trained in different countries to don power suits and form the "Fever Team" to stop them.

  • Stars
    • Hironori Tanioka
    • Yûhei Kurachi
    • Kenji Ôba
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.3/10
    143
    YOUR RATING
    • Stars
      • Hironori Tanioka
      • Yûhei Kurachi
      • Kenji Ôba
    • 4User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • Episodes52

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    Hironori Tanioka
    • Battle Japan…
    • 1979–1980
    Yûhei Kurachi
    • Battle France…
    • 1979–1980
    Kenji Ôba
    Kenji Ôba
    • Battle Kenya…
    • 1979–1980
    Chiyonosuke Azuma
    • General Tetsuzan Kurama
    • 1979–1980
    Noriko Hidaka
    • Keiko Nakahara
    • 1979–1980
    Masashi Ishibashi
    • Commander Hedder
    • 1979–1980
    Maki Ueda
    • Salomé
    • 1979–1980
    Yukio Itô
    • Kensaku Shiraishi…
    • 1979
    Naomi Hagi
    • Miss America II…
    • 1979–1980
    Diane Martin
    • Diane Martin…
    • 1979
    Daisuke Ban
    • Battle Cossack II…
    • 1979–1980
    Tôru Ôhira
    • Narrator
    • 1979–1980
    Keiko Kanno
    • Tomoko Ueno
    • 1979–1980
    Takumi Sato
    • Masaru Nakahara
    • 1979–1980
    Shôzô Îzuka
    • Satan Egos
    • 1979–1980
    Lisa Komaki
    • Diane Martin…
    • 1979
    Jirô Sagawa
    • Father…
    • 1979
    Yuri Tsukasa
    • Midori Aoba
    • 1979
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    5AnnaPagrati

    5/10!

    Not the best show ever, but we always appreciate these legendary shows! It's really nice to watch what is going on in these episodes, it's a 5/10 from me!
    10timmylol-25230

    The best Sentai ever

    This sentai's main appeal is the team's unity. The characters feel like human. More so than in other seasons. This is good not just with sentai standards. But with modern TV show standards too. An absolute must watch. One of the greatest of all time.
    8emasterslake

    The giant robot method officially begins in this Sentai.

    Battle Fever J was known for having an important place in the Super Sentai history. This was the first series to feature a Giant Robot and the first series to include permanent role changes of two certain rangers in the series. it was also the first series to have "Super Sentai" in the main title when it's predecessors only had "Sentai" in the title. The story is about a secret syndicate called Secret Egos threatens the peace that surrounds Japan. A special task force called Battle Fever was form. Each member is Japanese and has either spent time in a different country or has a connection with that country. As each ranger represents that country(e.g. Battle Japan & Miss America). All make up five rangers whose goals are to prevent Egos from terrorizing the country of Japan.

    This was the end of the 70s so this series really shows it's age. Plus it's the first Super Sentai to feature video games. About four episodes showed Space Invaders back when it was a new game. If you like the previous Sentai shows you'll love this one as well. It's memorable and entertaining for a 1979 series.

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    • Trivia
      This series was co-produced by Toei and Marvel Comics Group. It was a loose adaptation of Captain America. The team's leader, Battle Japan, was originally going to be named "Captain Japan"; Miss America, a Marvel character was also on the team.
    • Connections
      Featured in Chikyu sentai Fiveman: Terebi no Koi (1990)
    • Soundtracks
      Batoru Fîbâ J
      (Battle Fever J)

      Opening theme

      Sung by MoJo, Columbia Yurikago-kai, and Feeling Free

      Lyrics by Keisuke Yamakawa

      Music and arrangement by Chumei Watanabe

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    • Release date
      • February 3, 1979 (Japan)
    • Country of origin
      • Japan
    • Language
      • Japanese
    • Also known as
      • Battle Fever J
    • Filming locations
      • Tokyo, Japan
    • Production companies
      • Marvel Comics Group
      • Toei Company
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    • Runtime
      30 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Mono

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