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Released
1994 · TV SERIES

Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad

First aired
1994
Seasons
1 season
Action & AdventureFamily

Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad is an American television series produced by Tsuburaya Productions, Ultracom, and DIC Entertainment, with distribution by All American Television. It aired for one season from September 12, 1994, to April 11, 1995, in syndication and on ABC. The show is an adaptation of the Japanese tokusatsu series Denkou Choujin Gridman, also produced by Tsuburaya Productions. Originally titled PowerBoy, the series was renamed Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad to avoid confusion with Saban Entertainment's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. The development of the series followed a creative model similar to that of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The master toy licensee, Playmates Toys, funded the series and leveraged toy licensing rights and commercial buy-ins on the Fox Network, where Haim Saban had secured a children's time block featuring shows like "Power Rangers." Playmates enlisted DIC's development team to create character names, traits, and profiles, which were used to build an ambiguous narrative. The project was designed as a fast-tracked initiative to capitalize on the rising popularity of Japanese monster-robot shows, incorporating new live-action footage to regionalize the content.

Seasons & Episodes

  1. 1.01Amp Loves You, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!Rate
  2. 1.02An Un-Helping HandRate
  3. 1.03His Master's VoiceRate
  4. 1.04Mal-Kahn-TentRate
  5. 1.05Some Like It ScaldingRate
  6. 1.06The Cold ShoulderRate
  7. 1.07A Break in the Food ChainRate
  8. 1.08Ashes to Ashes Disk to DiskRate
  9. 1.09Lights, Camera, ActionRate
  10. 1.10Que Sera ServoRate
  11. 1.11Sweet and Sour KilokahnRate
  12. 1.12To Sleep, Perchance to ScreamRate
  13. 1.13Episode #1.13Rate
  14. 1.14Water You Doing?Rate
  15. 1.15Just Brown and ServoRate
  16. 1.16Episode #1.16Rate
  17. 1.17Hello Darkness, My Old FriendRate
  18. 1.18Born with a Jealous MindRate
  19. 1.19Cheater, Cheater, Megabyte EaterRate
  20. 1.20My Virus Ate My HomeworkRate
  21. 1.21Rock n' Roll VirucideRate
  22. 1.22Episode #1.22Rate
  23. 1.23Episode #1.23Rate
  24. 1.24Romeo and Joule-WattRate
  25. 1.25Episode #1.25Rate
  26. 1.26Stiff as a MotherboardRate
  27. 1.27Pride Goeth Before a BrawlRate
  28. 1.28Starkey in SyberspaceRate
  29. 1.29Hair I Stand, Head in HandRate
  30. 1.30Episode #1.30Rate
  31. 1.31The Taunt Heard Round the WorldRate
  32. 1.32Tanks for the MemoriesRate
  33. 1.33Love Me Don'tRate
  34. 1.34Syberteria CombatRate
  35. 1.35Beep My, Beep My BabyRate
  36. 1.36Hide and ServoRate
  37. 1.37Loose Lips Sink MicrochipsRate
  38. 1.38It's MagicRate
  39. 1.39Pratchert's Radical DepartureRate
  40. 1.40Foreign LanguagesRate
  41. 1.41Episode #1.41Rate
  42. 1.42To Protect and ServoRate
  43. 1.43SamurizeRate
  44. 1.44Samurize, Guys!Rate
  45. 1.45Over the River and Through the GridRate
  46. 1.46Lucky's Unlucky AdventureRate
  47. 1.47Episode #1.47Rate
  48. 1.48Syber-DunkRate
  49. 1.49Truant FalseRate
  50. 1.50Do Not Reboot 'Til ChristmasRate
  51. 1.51Kilokahn Is Coming to TownRate
  52. 1.52Little Ditch, Big GlitchRate
  53. 1.53Take a HikeRate

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