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Madō King Granzort
魔動王グランゾート (Madou Ou Guranzooto)
Genre	Adventure, Comedy, Mecha
TV anime
Director	Shuji Iuchi
Studio	Sunrise
Network	Bandai Channel NTV
Original run	April 7, 1989 – March 2, 1990
Episodes	41
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Madō King Granzort (魔動王グランゾート, Madō Kingu Guranzōto^?) is a Japanese young children's animated television series that aired from 1989-1990. It was produced by Bandai Visual and animated by Sunrise animation studio. It also spawned 3 special direct-to-video episodes and two movie (also direct-to-video).

Plot summary

In 2050, after a great earthquake, the Moon got an atmosphere and conditions for normal human life. 50 years later, the Moon is inhabited by humans and a great tourist attraction. A boy called Daichi arrives on the Moon and hears the strange stories about people with rabbit ears. Soon he meets V-Mei, an old witch and her granddaughter Guri Guri, the members of the Long-Ears race which is in war with the evil Jadou Clan who wants to conquer the world. Sensing a power in the boy, V-Mei gives the magic gun to Daichi and reveals to him that he is the chosen Madou Warrior who will save the Long-Ears race and their land Rabiluna from the evil Jadou Clan. With the magic gun, Daichi can summon Granzort – the Madou King of Earth – a giant robot to fight against the monsters of the Jadou Clan.

Soon, Daichi, V-Mei and Guri Guri meet two other boys – Gus and Rabi. Gus receives a magic bow that summons Winzort – the Madou King of Wind, while Rabi receives a magic top that summons Aquabeat – the Madou King of Water. Together, Daichi, Gus, Rabi, V-Mei and Guri Guri travel to the world of Rabiluna in order to free it from the Jadou Clan.

Theme Songs

Opening

"Hikari no Senshi-tachi (Soldiers of Light)" by Kenji Suzuki

Ending

"Horore chuchu parero" by Tomoko Tokugaki

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