the same time on the same channel, causing them to air more tokusatsu shows. Years later, it continued re-runs on other channels and it even received a VHS release by Everest Video at the peak of its' popularity spread across several volumes. It even received a full DVD release with all episodes included with both the original Japanese audio with Brazilian Portuguese subtitles and also the Brazilian Portuguese dub included. In the Philippines, Changeman was aired on ABS-CBN from 1988 to 1989. In South Korea, the series was imported and dubbed in Korean in 1993 exclusively for home video by Daeyoung Panda and aired under the same title as the original Japanese title (전격전대 체인지맨, Jeongyeogjeondae Cheinjimaen). This marks the first and only time that a Korean dubbed Sentai kept the title as is. As for the Korean dub of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, it was officially renamed as Power Rangers Changeman. (파워레인저 체인지맨) Appearances in Power Rangers The Changeman team appeared in Power Rangers Megaforce as the Blitz Rangers. Cast Hiryu Tsurugi: Haruki Hamada Sho Hayate: Kazuoki Takahashi Yuma Ozora: Shiro Izumi Sayaka Nagisa, Fake Sayaka (episode 22) and Icarus' mother (Episode 41): Hiroko Nishimoto Mai Tsubasa: Mai Oishi Chief Yui Ibuki: Jun Fujimaki Officer Suzuki: Genshu Suzuki Officer Shoji: Hirokazu Shoji Officer Watanabe: Minoru Watanabe Officer Nomoto: Nahoko Nomoto Officer Kikuchi: Kaori Kikuchi Waraji: Kazuhiko Ohara Nana: Tokie Shibata General Giluke: Shohei Yamamoto Queen Ahames; Voice of Maze: Fukumi Kuroda Star King Bazeu: Kazuto Kuwabara Adjutant Booba: Yoshinori Okamoto Adjutant Sheema: Kana Fujieda Voice actors Star King Bazeu: Seizō Katō Adjutant Sheema (Male voice): Michiro Iida Navigator Gator: Hiroshi Masuoka Gyodai: Takeshi Watabe Zoorii: Makoto Kōsaka Narration: Nobuo Tanaka Crew Directors: Minoru Yamada, Takao Nagaishi, Nagafumi Hori Writers: Hirohisa Soda, Kunio Fujii, Kyoko Sagiyama Action Directors: Junji Yamaoka, Ryoujirou Nishimoto Songs The opening theme is and the closing theme is . Both have lyrics by , music by , arrangements by and were sung by Hironobu Kageyama. References External links Dengeki Sentai Changeman website Super Sentai TV Asahi original programming 1980s Japanese television series 1985 Japanese television series debuts 1986 Japanese television series endings Fictional soldiers Works about legendary creatures