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| Dinosaur War Izenborg | |
| Number | 02 |
| Number of episodes: | 39 |
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| Last episode: | {{{last-ep}}} |
| Original airing: | October 17, 1977 - June 30, 1978 |
| previous Dinosaur Expediotion Born Free | next Kyoryu Sentai Koseidon |
Dinosaur War Izenborg (恐竜大戦争アイゼンボーグ Kyōryū Daisensō Aizenbōgu) is a 1977 half-tokusatsu-half-anime series produced by Tsuburaya Productions.
Plot
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CharactersEdit
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Izenborg
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AlliesEdit
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VillainsEdit
Monsters and Dinosaurs Edit
- Gorgo
- Terano
- Stella
- Chirako
- Arrow
- Terara
- Aroro
- Monoro
- Sutego
- Torara
- Rhanho
- Torako
- Tylosaurus
- Parasa
- Ororo
- Unko
- Imitation Unko
- Iguano
- Murara
- Gororo
- Kerala
- Ptera
- Tarbo
- Sugora
- Garara
- Dynah
- Guroro
- Baton
- Gallon
- Topura
- Gira
- Galu
- ZaZa
- Demos
- Dororo
- Gagara
- Giant Monster Gorilla
- Giant Gorilla
- Zobi
- Terekira
- Dodora
- Black Maria
- Garu
- Yotandon
- Monster Pteranodon
- Bororo
- Fake Izenborg
- Saberan
- Bodaros
- Ulusuredon
- Black Gamma
- Saigora
- Shadow
- Wara
- Shizalas
- Golda
- Kirasaurus
- Magmadon
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Supporting CharactersEdit
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CastEdit
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NotesEdit
- Like Azteckaiser, Izenborg was an anime-tokusatsu hybrid show.
- A Westernized version was released on video under the title Attack of the Super-Monsters.
- On December 15, 2017, a documentary of Izenborg was boardcasted in Saudi Arabia and Japan (under Tsuburaya's Youtube channel) under the title Return of Izenborg. As part of the Saudi Vision 2030 project, it contented brand new scenes that made by both Japanese and Saudi Arabian staff in 2016.[1]
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