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佛田洋

SFX · 5 shows

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In this archive

Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger （1992）｜ Special-effects director
Gosei Sentai Dairanger （1993）｜ Special-effects director
Ninja Sentai Kakuranger （1994）｜ Directors・Special-effects director
Chouriki Sentai Ohranger （1995）｜ Special effects director・Directors
Gekisou Sentai Carranger （1996）｜ Special effects director

Selected other works

Notable work beyond the four shows in this archive. Sourced to their Japanese Wikipedia article.

地球戦隊ファイブマン（1990）特撮監督（デビュー）
救急戦隊ゴーゴーファイブ（1999）監督
未来戦隊タイムレンジャー（2000）監督
デビルマン（2004）特撮監督
男たちの大和/YAMATO （2005）特撮監督

Source: Japanese Wikipedia↗

Roles and character names follow the sources on each work page; the filmography follows the person’s Japanese Wikipedia article.

Where to next

Four ways to read across this archive.

Watch it again — with your kids

Four 1990s Sentai shows, this time alongside your children. From what age, what they latch onto, and the episodes to watch for — a parent's companion grounded in the actual story.

Kids’ guide →

The Object Gallery

The heroes and guardian beasts from the screen, recalled as things you can still hold — real photos of figures and period toys, shown as objects, without prices.

Object Gallery →

The Sixth Lineage

DragonRanger, KibaRanger, Ninjaman, KingRanger — how the invention of the “sixth warrior” changed across four short years.

Production Timeline

Arranged by when they were made, set against what else was happening in the world that year. One long river of Japanese tokusatsu, seeping outward.

Production Timeline →

Power Rangers: The Seam Map

Japanese sentai footage crossed the ocean to become America’s Power Rangers. Trace what was reused, and where new footage begins.

The Seam Map →