are numerous novels and audio dramas based on the anime. While all the sequels have been released on DVD, the manga and audio dramas have not been made available in English. Music Yoroiden Samurai Troopers Debut Album: Kimi o Nemurasenai (King Records, December 21, 1988, 4 weeks on Oricon chart). (4 weeks on Oricon chart, ranked as high as 44). Yoroiden Samurai Troopers: Best Friends (King Records, June 5, 1989). (4 weeks on Oricon chart, ranked as high as 12). "Stardust Eyes" is the opening theme for episodes 1-20 is while the ending theme is "Faraway". Both were composed by Mariko Uranishi. "Stardust Eyes" is highly influenced by the UK number 1 single It's A Sin by Pet Shop Boys "Samurai Heart" is the opening theme from episodes 21-39, while the ending is "Be Free" both were composed by Hiroko Moriguchi. Gaiden would have "Stardust Eyes" and "Faraway" for its opening and closing theme for its first episode, and have "Samurai Heart" and "Be Free" for its second. Legend of the Inferno Armor would have "Stardust Eyes" for its opening theme and "Samurai Heart" as its closing theme for every episode. For Message, the opening theme is "Tsukamae Teite" and its solo on episode 5 is "Hoshi no Lullaby", both by Kaori Futenma. Video Game In July 2020, a crossover with Ragnarok Mobile was launched. See also Samurai Troopers (Ronin Warriors) CD Dramas References External links 1988 anime television series debuts 1988 manga 1989 anime OVAs 1991 anime OVAs Anime with original screenplays Bandai Entertainment anime titles Bandai Namco franchises Discotek Media First-run syndicated television programs in the United States Mass media franchises Samurai in anime and manga Shōnen manga Sunrise (company) Television series by Cookie Jar Entertainment Television series by DHX Media Television superheroes Tokyo in fiction Toonami