Dongoros: (1-4), (5-48) Vulgyre: Five-kun Dolls: , , , Garoa-don: , (24) Narration: Sara: Youko Nakamura Guest Stars Yuriko: Youko Nakamura (Episode 35) Tagalog Dub Cast In the ABS-CBN/RPN Tagalog dubbed version, their Japanese names are renamed except the villains while for ABC/TV5's Tagalog dub version had both Gaku and Fumiya renamed as Manabu and Fumio except for Ken, Remi and Kazumi and the names of the villains are maintained. So far, here are the voice cast in the ABC/TV5 version. ABC/TV5 Dub (2001-2002) William/Manabu/Gaku Hoshikawa - Bernie Malejana Ben/Ken Hoshikawa - Bobby Cruz Julio/Fumio/Fumiya Hoshikawa - Ed Belo Rita/Kazumi Hoshikawa - Candice Arellano (1-31) Vilma Borromeo (32-48) Jessica/Remi Hoshikawa - Gloria "Ollie" De Guzman Doctor Hoshikawa - Roger Aquino Midori Hoshikawa - Rodelia Legaspi Wolfe/Gunther - Carlo Eduardo Labalan Empress Meadow - Marichu Villegas Garoa - Jun Legaspi Billion - Allan Ortega Doldora - Amy Panopio Dongoros - Bambam Labalan Chevalier - Montreal "Monty" Repuyan Zaza - Minna Bernales Arthur G6 (voice) - Bambam Labalan Songs Opening Theme Lyrics: Masao Urino Composition: Yasuo Kosugi Arrangement: Kenji Yamamoto Artist: Ending Theme Lyrics: Masao Urino Composition: Yasuo Kosugi Arrangement: Artist: Kenji Suzuki International Broadcasts and Home Video Fiveman was aired in France as the sixth Super Sentai series to air in the country on TV with a French dub on June 12, 1991 on TF1's Club Dorothée block. 23 episodes were actually dubbed, but only the first five episodes were aired on the network likely due to low interest as viewership declined towards the Super Sentai series in the region. In Thailand, two Thai dubs are said to exist. One for Channel 7 where they used the original title and one for home video released by Video Square where it was released under the international Sky Rangers title. In the Philippines, the series was very popular and it has aired with two Tagalog dubs throughout its history run the region. It first aired on ABS-CBN from 1993 to 1994 and later re-aired on RPN from 1997 to 1998 and a new Tagalog dub was made for ABC (now TV5) and aired from 2001 to 2002. In Hong Kong, the series aired on TVB Jade with a Cantonese Chinese dub on June 20, 1998 until February 13, 1999 with all episodes being dubbed and broadcast. In Indonesia, the series was dubbed in Indonesian and broadcast on RCTI and also later on Indosiar.