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Brave King GaoGaiGar

King of Braves GaoGaiGar (勇者王ガオガイガー or Yuusha-Oh GaoGaiGar) is an anime series made in 1997, and was the eighth and final Yuusha or "Brave Fighter" series funded by Takara and produced by Sunrise during the lapse in Transformers popularity. The Yuusha shows were unrelated but all revolved around super robots or alien life-forms who were able to transform and combine with each other.
(Wikipedia)

勇者王ガオガイガー

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No.sort icon Toy name Year
GaoGaiGar 2002
Goldymarg 1997
GekiRyuJin (RaiRyu & FuuRyu) 1997
Genesic GaoGaiGar: Final Ver. 2007
ChoRyuJin 2012
GaoGaiGar 2011
Key to Victory Set 1 2011
Key to Victory Set 2 2012
Big Volfogg 2012
Volfogg 2012
Super Robot Chogokin Hyoryu and Enryu 2013
Genesic GaoGaiGar 2014
Furyu and Rairyu 2013
GaoFighGar 2014
Mic Sounders and Piggy and Big Order Room 2013
GaoFighGar 2018
004 ChoRyuJin 2002
BG-01 GaoGaiGar (Mizawa Limited) 2006
BG-01 GaoGaiGar 2004
BG-01 GaoGaiGar (God of Destruction Set) 2005
BG-01S Gaogaigar Special Set (Completed) Miyazawa Model Ver. 2007
BG-01x GaoGaGar Power Up Set 2005
BG-02 Star Gaogaigar Set 2005
BG-02x Dimension Pliers 2006
BG-03 Genesic Gaogaigar 2006
BG-03 Genesic Gaogaigar (Miyazawa Model Ver.) 2006
BG-03. BG-02 Genesic Gaogaigar Set 2006
BG-05 Gaofighgar 2006
BG-06 Gaigo 2006
BG-06 Gaigo (Miyazawa Limited Ver.) 2008
BG-12 GaoGaiGo 2007
BG-24 Star Gaogaigar Ver.2 2009
BG-25 GaoGaiGar Ver. 2 2009
G-01 GaoGaiGar 1997
GX-68 GaoGaiGar 2014
GX-69 Goldymarg 2015
MD-01 GaoFighGar 2001
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