energy bullets from his hands. He can also deploy a "GIL Field" that interferes with Borgman's Baltectors and Sonic Weapon transfers. Age unknown. One of the three priests of the GIL association, she is the red-haired lone woman of the three. She commands the demon humanoids. She used to be a genius doctor, but was expelled from the scientific society for advocating the theory of total body modification. Age unknown. One of the three priests, he commands the demon machines. Part of his head is mechanized. He used to be a genius inventor. Age unknown. He is one of the three priests who command the demon beasts. He has another face on his head. He used to be a top-notch scientist. Age unknown. An elder demon, he has a humorous personality. He always has a peculiar laugh. He is said to be useless as he only complains bitterly about failed operations, but in fact he is an agent of the Demon King. They are divided into three armies: humanoid-type demon humanoids, animal-type demon beasts, and demon machines in the form of weapons and vehicles, and act in the dark as GIL's sharpshooters. They are upgraded by the demon factory, the GIL Triangle, fusing into demon machine humanoids, demon machine beasts, and demon beast humanoids, which are combinations of two types, and they can merge into the Triple Monster. From episode 26, even more powerful demon generals appear. Release In 2004, both the Lover's Rain and the Last Battle movies were released on DVD in the U.S. by ADV (now Section23). Other media In 1988, a video game was produced based on the series for the Sega Master System. This game was only released as a tie-in for the Japanese market, and for the US and European territories it was marketed as Cyborg Hunter, with references to Borgman removed. References External links 1988 anime television series debuts 1989 anime OVAs 1990 anime films Nippon TV original programming 1993 anime OVAs ADV Films Ashi Productions