Tokusou Robo Janperson. is a Japanese television show and 1993 installment in Toei Company's Metal Hero Series franchise.

The two names given to this series by Toei for international distribution are Janperson or Jumperson.

Plot
The series revolves around Janperson, a robotic detective who patrols the streets of Tokyo and fights against three different underworld organizations that use super technology to subjugate the masses. Unlike most Metal Heroes, a monster-of-the-week is rarely shown and most of the villains are criminals akin to television police dramas.

Characters

Main
  - A purple and silver android who works as a detective. He was once a prototype combat robot known as MX-A1, driven berserk by the command to "Destroy Evil," which led to his deactivation. He was later stripped of most weaponry and reprogrammed with human emotions by the young female scientist Kaoru Saegusa. Like Cyber or RoboCop, he upholds the law and he is purely mechanical. He is seen to be the kind of police officer who never gives up that easily. He also has problems dealing with his former life as MX-A1 when he is forced to destroy evil easily. Janperson is the fifth Metal Hero to bear the emblem of the Japanese National Police Agency, and the first since The Mobile Cop Jiban to mostly fight alone.
  - A grey, heavy-armed android created by the Gang Guards (associated with the Neo-Guild) to destroy Janperson, he later switched sides and became Janperson's android partner. Armed with two guns - one with an aiming bullet and the other a dumb bullet. He was later armed with a powerful bazooka which he used in battle and had a motorcycle that he uses during battles. Although thought to have been destroyed by Bill Goldy near the finale, he was shown to have survived well enough and joined in the final battle. He had an android-girlfriend named Carol who was also made by the Gang Guards and was killed by the Gang Guards during their first battle with Janperson. Carol was revived by Kaoru at the end of the series, only to be killed again.
  - A young female scientist who is one of Janperson's creators. She reactivated and reprogrammed Janperson after it was shut down the first time by placing human emotions inside it. She gets and gives information to Janperson about his nemesis during the series. She seemingly betrayed Janperson towards the end of the series by destroying their headquarters and reviving Gun Gibson's android-girlfriend Carol. It was found out that these are only just her undercover strategies to get the confidence of Tatewaki/Bill Goldy and find a way to help Janperson to defeat him.
  - An elementary school student who is Kaoru's younger brother.
 - A senior police detective. He is best known by the self-styled moniker the  due to his surname often mispronounced as the Japanese word for . Though capable, he has since fallen into a slump, becoming a third-rate and seemingly incompetent cop. Despite this, Koujirou still maintains high airs, delegating menial tasks to his junior partner Shiro Takaido ranging from paying his food bill up to his grooming. A running gag in the show is that he always seems to get into close encounters with a plastic garbage bin while pursuing criminals, most notably getting flung head-first into it. Koujirou resents being upstaged by Janperson, and takes it upon himself to unmask the real identity of the mysterious hero. He is portrayed by Takahiko Ota who previously portrayed Shingo Takasugi/Green Two in Choudenshi Bioman.
  - Komori's junior detective subordinate. He no longer shows up after the first 13 episodes. He is portrayed by Junichiro Katagiri, who previously portrayed Shunshuke Hino/Yellow Turbo in Kousoku Sentai Turboranger.
  - A JBC TV reporter. Although she has positive views of Janperson, she is disgusted by the police's incompetence (In fact, at the end of the first episode, when Komori was watching the news, she calls the police incompetent), clashing with Komori. She no longer shows up after episode 6.
  - A robot ally of Janperson, he can connect to the Jan Digic to become the Zic Cannon. He tends to call Janperson "Janper-chan" (the first appearance only), Gun Gibson "Ganmodoki", and Kaoru "Mammy".

Weapons
 Janperson's weapons
  - There are five types; , , , , and . 
 : Bill Goldy has the  .
   Bill Goldy has the 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Gun Gibson's weapons

Vehicle
 Janperson's vehicles
  - A modified Chevrolet Corvette C3. It contains a small detachable fighter airplane called  a detachable helicopter. The Sky Jaycar has a maximum speed of 1,800 kilometers per hour. After the Sky Jeycar detaches, the car becomes the , an unmanned autonomous car, equipped with the .
  - A large fighter airplane that has a small submarine called  and a small subterranean drill tank called . By holding the Dark Jeycar, it becomes the .
 Gun Gibson's vehicle
  - A modified Suzuki Savage.

Villains

Guild
The  was an evil organization of cyborgs whose goal was to eradicate and replace all humanity. Janperson eventually discovered their existence and destroyed the power source for their infiltration robots. The Guild ultimately fell when their leader self-destructed in a last ditch effort to destroy Janperson. The Guild was succeeded by the Neo Guild.

  - Real name: Ben Makabe. The cyborg boss of Guild. He is George Makabe's elder brother. Although he holds an intense hatred for humans, later in the show, it has been revealed that the cause is the same as George. He wields a baton, and laser equipment that shoots mysterious light rays from the arms to attack. In the second episode, he is defeated with a Search Laser from the Jan Digic and the Guild headquarters were destroyed by self-destruction.
  - The human-like Guild foot soldiers. They are deadly and built with a variety of weapons in their bodies. They would later serve the Neo-Guild.

Tatewaki Konzern
 is a financial corporation that seeks to destroy its rivals.

  - An evil cyborg duplicate of Janperson that was originally a human, he is a lunatic and the president of Tatewaki Konzern. He is usually seen licking a lollipop while watching Janperson fights his assassins. He later became a cyborg, via an operation, from the blue prints of how Janperson was made. He usually executes silly plans at first, but later on became serious with his schemes. He tried to frame Janperson, by impersonating his identity through his alter ego, as Bill Goldy, and used his name, in vain, but ingeniously failed. In the end, Janperson and Gun Gibson killed him once and for all, as the only means to save the world, as he was already far too dangerous.  He was stabbed by Janperson, at the heart, with the Jan Blade. His final words before his destruction were "I'll be back." Bill Goldy was later revived in the Juukou B-Fighter finale special by Jagul, who used him as a pawn before absorbing him into her body. Enraged for this act, Bill Goldy personally dragged her to Hell with him. Bill Goldy also has .
  - One of Tatewaki's most trusted bodyguards and personal assistant. She is very formidable in hand-to-hand combat, firearms, and swordsmanship. When jumping into action, she throws off her professional attire to reveal her red and silver body armor.
  - Another one of Tatewaki's bodyguards who also serves as his liaison between him and his mercenaries. Sarah was killed halfway into the series.
  - She was hired as Sarah's replacement serving the same responsibilities alongside Maya.
  - The foot soldiers of the Tatewaki Konzern.

Villains
Tatewaki would employ different assassins and mercenaries to deal with Janperson with some of them either personally employed by Tatewaki or blackmailed by Tatewaki:

  - A cowboy assassin hired by Tatewaki to destroy Janperson. Django arsenal includes a handgun, rifle, and laser bazooka. He killed himself in failed suicide bombing attempt on Janperson.
  - A pair Chinese siblings hired to destroy Janperson.  is armed with a Dao saber and  is armed with a pair of sai. Xiao Guang is killed when all the assassins rushed Janperson at once. Da Guang vowed to get revenge, but was still unable to beat Janperson on his own. Da Guang committed suicide by blowing himself up with a bomb.
  - A Japanese assassin hired alongside Django and the Street Fighters to destroy Janperson. Doki is a master of disguise, duel wields a pair of swords to fight, and uses ninja techniques such as hiding underground. Doki committed seppuku after failing to beat Janperson one-on-one.
  - A professional gentleman thief dressed in a flashy leisure suit. He is very sneaky in combat by pulling weapons seemingly from thin air and replacing himself with dummies. Tatewaki hired to Sakakura to pilfer a valuable Russian diamond called The Snow Queen. To pull off the heist, Sakakura implanted a mind control chip on a young girl named Yuriko and secretly trained her to steal for three months. After the diamond heist was successful, Sakakura was going to dispose of Yuriko and her friends until Janperson came to the rescue. Despite his dirty fighting tricks, Sakakura was defeated by Janperson's Knee Kick Missile and then arrested.
  - A person better known as . She is a young woman who dedicated her life to complete her late brother's project by hunting down robots for parts. Misato's brother Takeshi had created a robotic double of himself, but it still required a compatible A.I. chip. Tatewaki hired Misato, promising her that Janperson had the chip she needed. However, Tatewaki double-crossed her by selling her out to a crime syndicate she accosted earlier and reprogrammed Takeshi's robot double. Janperson destroyed the double and saved Misato, much to her anger. However, she reluctantly accepted that her brother was dead and was advised by Janperson to start her life over.
  is a robot duplicate of Takeshi. Destroyed by Janperson.
  is a mafia boss. He wanted revenge on Misato Ishizaki only to be defeated and arrested by Janperson.
  is a robot assassin working for Dennis Takegami who was destroyed by Misato Ishizaki.
  - A white robot who was unaware of his true purpose as saboteur robot. After his creator died in a laboratory explosion, Angel stumbled upon a small band of factory workers who took him in and treated him as a friend. However, Angel's new life was soon put to an end by Tatewaki who strong-armed Angel into attack his business rivals. If Angel refused to cooperate, his new human friends would be killed. By serving Tatewaki, Angel unlocked his hidden weapons and abilities such as an electromagnetic shield, a chest mounted cannon, and a pair of wings. As he continued to cause chaos and destruction, Angel began to embrace his role as an angel of death. Janperson defeated Angel by destroying his wings. Angel's weapons were removed and allowed himself to be taken into custody
  - A mafia capo who ordered his goons to capture Kaoru so he can force her to make a super weapon. Initially unaffiliated with the three active villain factions, Tatewaki joined force's with Gondo when they learned about Kaoru's association with Janperson. With Tatewaki's help, Gondo kidnapped Kaoru's brother Shuhei to use as bait. Unbeknownst to Gondo, Tatewaki planted a bomb on him to ensure Janperson's destruction. Janperson, who had finally conquered his MX-A1 persona, rescued the Saegusa siblings and apprehended Gondo.
  - The younger brother of Bounty Killer Django who wanted revenge on Janperson for what happened to his brother.
  - An alien from a wartorn planet who assumed the form of a boy and was manipulated by Tatewaki. When Rio learned the truth when fighting Janperson, he was shot by Bill Goldy. Before Rio dies and turns into light particles, Janperson learns about the war on his planet.
  - A scientist at Tatewaki Konzern's submarine department.
  - A robot created by Professor Sanada who specializes in deep sea work.
  - A robot created by Professor Sanada.

Neo Guild
The Neo Guild is the successor of Guild consisting of renegade robots that also wants to eradicate mankind.

  - The head of the renegade robot organization the Neo Guild. He is actually a human, but Janperson thought that he was a cyborg like his elder brother Ben Fujinami. He vowed to mechanize the world after he and his elder brother Ben lost their first android assistant when they were kids. When Ben (as a cyborg) was "killed" by Janperson in the early part of the series, he reformed the Neo Guild into a stronger organization, vowing to destroy Janperson and rule the planet. Near the end of the series, he was revealed to be just a human with mechanical implants (unlike his elder brother Ben who became a full cyborg). Rather than submit to death at the hands of the heroes, he chose to commit suicide. He is portrayed by Kazuoki Takahashi who previously portrayed Sho Hayate/Change Gryphon in Dengeki Sentai Changeman.

Neo Guild's robots
The robots in the Neo Guild are used to either infiltrate the human race or destroy Janperson.

  - A killer robot specifically created to combat Janperson. The Neo Guild analyzed Janperson's known abilities and programmed countermeasures into Omega DX. Fortunately, Janperson unveiled the Acr Fire and Jan Blader, weapons that the Neo Guild did not have any data for. The Omega DX was destroyed by a slash of the Jan Blader.
  - A scientist robot who masqueraded as a scientist named . While in disguise, Kinameri performed operations to transfer brainwaves of dying humans into robot bodies, and disposing the originals. The Neo Guild planned to use the robots as sleeper agents and plant them in key locations to destroy the human race. Kinameri revealed his true Falcon 13 form when Janperson was closing in on one of their key sleeper agents. Falcon 13 was destroyed by a blast from both the Jan Vulcan and Jan Digic.
  - The insane masculine president of the SEEP Robot Company, a business that rents out SEEP robots to the public for labor and other menial tasks. She conspired with the Neo Guild to take over the world by using the SEEP robots to steal top secret information for the Neo Guild. However, Makabe severed ties with her when Carla bungled the mission by using Neo Guild troops to attack Janperson prematurely. Now on her own, she activated a protocol to make the SEEP units riot. Carla was revealed to be a robot herself and was destroyed by the Jan Blader.
  - One of 100 SEEP units created by the SEEP Robot Company, affectionally named . Kevin and his kind were unaware of their true purpose as sleeper agents for the Neo Guild. The robots were placed in key locations to steal valuable data to the unsuspecting human race. After a fallout between the company president and the Neo Guild, an evil command was issued to cause Kevin and the rest of the SEEP units to riot. Janperson shielded Kevin from the Carla's control and the both of them joined forces to stop her. With Carla destroyed and the SEEP robots peaceful again, Kevin was allowed to live in peace with his adopted family.
  - An infiltration robot that planted bombs on Neo Guild targets. In a confrontation with Janperson, U2 was damaged and lost his memory. While attempting to repair himself, U2 befriended a young boy named Masahiko, who defended U2 when Janperson tried to apprehend him. Masahiko's kindness made U2 realize how evil Neo Guild's cause truly was and allowed Janperson to hack his damaged memories to find the latest bomb he planted. U2 was severely damaged beyond repair when he shielded Masahiko from Dollman's reanimated arm. U2 died wishing he had been built a hero instead of for evil.
  - Neo Guild's latest assassin robot model assigned to destroy the lost U2. Dollman possess claws, eye missiles, and fierce hand-to-hand skills, making him a deadly opponent for Janperson. He was destroyed by the Jan Vulcan and Jan Digic, except for one of his hands, which came back to life to finish off U2. Dollman's hand eventually self-destructed.
  - A strongman-looking robot that was the first in a new line of Neo Guild robots capable of willpower. Makabe deduced that Janperson kept winning against the Neo Guild because of his undeterred resolve to protect the innocent. By giving R3 evil emotions and willpower, Makabe finally expected to defeat Janperson once and for all. In his first fight, Janperson's original MX-A1 program took over and beat R3 to near death. A blow to R3's head caused him to access positive emotions, forcing the Neo Guild to take corrective action. Each attempt to fix R3's brain caused R3 to cycle through different personalities including Florence Nightingale, Count Dracula, Tarzan, Toyama no Kin-san, Yuri Gagarin, Gavan, and ultimately a child. The personalities overwhelmed R3 causing him overload and self-destruct.
  - A scientist and one of a few human collaborators with the Neo Guild. Tonda developed a large spirit injection tool that would invigorate Neo Guild robots with willpower. His first robot, R3, was endowed with cruelty and hatred to ensure Neo Guild's triumph. However, R3's emotions went haywire, forcing Tonda to take his spirit injector into the field and correct R3's brain. But with each injection, R3 would develop a different personality. After R3 self-destructed, Tonda attempted to attack Janperson with the spirit injector, but Janperson's inner demons emerged and almost killed him. Tonda was apprehended by the police as he was fleeing from Janperson.

Super Science Network
The  is a biological underworld organization.

  - The diabolical head of SS-N (Super Science Network). She turns out to actually have plans to restore the Earth to beauty, acting as more of a villain with noble intentions. Her intentions are a result of her childhood, growing up on a Space Station with her parents, raising endangered plants and flowers where she saw how beautiful the Earth could be without humanity destroying it. The Space Station got damaged and as it exploded her father put her in an Escape Pod and sent her to Earth. Determined to fulfill her parents' wishes to make the Earth beautiful, she undergoes a Bio Transformation into a flower-like Super Beast God monster near the end of the series and tried to turn all of humanity into fertilizers, hoping to restart the Earth as she saw fit. The Human Fertilizer capable of reviving dead plant life, her master plan was to get rid of humans and become the God of Earth. She eventually died, after receiving heavy injury from Janperson's Flash Cannon, watching an old Film reel of her time on the Space Station. She turned into a shower of beautiful white petals. Reiko's Super Beast God form made a cameo in the final story arc of Jukou B-Fighter where she was absorbed by Sorceress Jagul as her Super Beast God face appeared on Destruction Goddess Jagul.

Super Science Network villains
The Super Science Network has employed various human subjects, mercenaries, and scientists.

  - An ordinary blue collar worker that was accidentally trapped inside a warehouse freezer. Kudo managed to escape one year later, but the cold temperature mutated his body to the point where he required sub-zero temperatures to survive. Another side effect is his ability to freeze anything or anyone he touched. The SS-N took notice of Kudo's mutation and enhanced his powers, using his status as a freak to convince him. Now rechristened , he was unleashed to wreak havoc with his new ice breath. In his final confrontation with Janperson, Iceman was exposed to fire and tragically melted away.
  - A SS-N scientist so devoted to Reiko, he planted a bomb in his body and gave her the detonator as a gift. Preying upon Sukezo Kudo, a mutated human, Shina transformed Kudo into Iceman. Per Reiko's orders, Shina used Iceman in an effort to capture Janperson alive for the SS-N's experiments. After Iceman's destruction, Shina was ready to die by his own bomb, but Reiko simply dropped him into a bottomless pit.
  - An effeminate and vain scientist who claimed to be Reiko's number one favorite, developed a special substance called . Saionji's plan was to use the Foam Memory Cells to copy the appearance of a criminal named Machinegun Joe and transform Janperson into said criminal. He got a taste of his own medicine when Janperson exposed Saionji to the foam during a struggle. Saionji was arrested by the police, trapped in Machinegun Joe's likeness.
 / and / - A pair of siblings dressed like two of the Seven Lucky Gods, committing robberies and using the loot as tribute for Reiko. Like his namesake, Daikoku carries a mallet (uchide no kozuchi) which is really an ultra sonic device that hypnotizes people into a dream-like state of pleasure. Ebisu carries a large fishing rod and bombs shaped like koi. At Reiko's request, they used a giant version of Daikoku's mallet put Janperson into a dream hypnosis and dismantle him. Janperson broke free and defeated the fake gods, leaving them for the police.
  - An ancient robot from a lost civilization. The SS-N took interest in it and assumed Janperson himself was also part of the same civilization. The Iron Soldier and its brethren were originally created to serve mankind, but turned against humans when their remote controls fell into evil hands. History repeated itself when SS-N mercenary, Osaki, took possession of the Iron Soldier's remote and ordered it to kill everyone. The remote was unfortunately destroyed and the Iron Soldier went berserk. Janperson destroyed the Iron Soldier with the Jan Vulcan.
  - A SS-N mercenary assigned to locate the ruins of the Iron Soldier. Successful in his search, Osaki stole the Iron Soldier's remote control to make it do his bidding. However, Osaki's order backfired when the remote control was damaged. He was disintegrated by the Iron Soldier's laser beams.
  - Her real name is . She is an expert on matter transmission and lady thief for the SS-N. She is armed with a bullwhip and wears a leopard-themed costume made of a special material that transmits matter into electronic devices, including robots like Janperson. To maintain the costume's electronic transmission abilities, Panther Lady needed to steal blue diamonds. If she stole enough diamonds, the SS-N would be able to transmit large armies and take over the city. With the help of a local police detective, Janperson shorted out Panther Lady's powers and had her arrested.
  - His real name is , a geneticist who theorized people with ninja lineage carried a "ninja gene" that could be harnessed to turn an ordinary person into a full-fledged ninja. His efforts to extract the gene and create an army of ninjas were decried as inhumane, leading him to take his talents to the SS-N. Koga abducted ninja descendants and performed surgeries until he successfully found a candidate that possessed the gene. Janperson teamed up with the victim to destroy Koga's laboratory, rescue the abductees, and capture Koga himself.

Cast 
Kojiro Komori: 
Shiro Takaido: 
Aki Wakabayashi: 
Kaoru Saegusa: 
Shuhei Saegusa: 
Ryuzaburo Tatewaki: 
Maya: 
Cindy: 
George Makabe  Kazuoki Takahashi (Episodes 4-46) 
Reiko Ayanokoji  Atsuko Takahata (Episodes 4-44) 
Sarah  Saori Iwama (Episodes 3, 25 and 39)

Voice actors
Janperson: Yuichi Komine
Gun Gibson  Yoshinari Torii (episodes 21–50)
Falcon 13/Tsuyoshi Kinameri  Shinzo Hotta (episode 9)
Kevin/Carol/Black Carol  Makoto Kousaka (episode 12 - Kevin) (episodes 21 & 22 - Carol) (episodes 48 & 49 - Black Carol)
Angel  Yūji Ueda (episode 15)
R-Zico  Hideki Ishikawa (episodes 31–50)
Narrator  Morio Banba

Episodes
 The Mysterious New Hero - 1/31/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Michio Konishi
 I Am Justice! - 2/7/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Michio Konishi
 The Robo Hunters Arrive! - 2/14/93: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Masao Minowa
 The Strongest Army Bares its Fangs - 2/21/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Masao Minowa
 Fly into my Heart - 2/28/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 The Wandering Iceman - 3/7/1993: written by Nobuo Ogizawa, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 I'm a Girl? - 3/14/1993: written by Kyoko Sagiyama, directed by Hidenori Ishida
 Behold the New Hero's Face! - 3/21/1993 : written by Hirohisa Soda, directed by Hidenori Ishida
 My Dad is a Monster! - 3/28/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Masao Minowa
 Beware the God of Luck - 4/4/1993: written by Nobuo Ogizawa, directed by Masao Minowa
 Smile of the Weakling Warrior - 4/11/1993: written by Takahiko Masuda, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 Revolt of the Delivery Robots - 4/18/1993: written by Naoyuki Sakai, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 The Secret of Janperson, Super Ancient Soldier - 4/25/1993: written by Akira Asaka, directed by Michio Konishi
 Friendship on the Brink of Explosion - 5/2/1993: written by Mutsumi Nakano, directed by Michio Konishi
 The Angel who threw away his Wings - 5/9/1993: written by Nobuo Ogizawa, directed by Masao Minowa
 Mystery Of The Golden Bird - 5/16/1993: written by Hirohisa Soda, directed by Masao Minowa
 First Opening - JP Base - 5/23/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 The Secret Story of Janperson's Birth - 5/30/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 Mysterious Thief - Electromagnetic Transmission - 6/6/1993: written by Takahiko Masuda, directed by Michio Konishi
 Ninpo Deathmatch - 6/13/1993: written by Kyoko Sagiyama, directed by Michio Konishi
 Challenge - Gun Gibson, Carol, and Neo Guild Hitman - 6/20/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Masao Minowa
 Clash! Janperson V.S. Gun Gibson - 6/27/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Masao Minowa
 To Die For Justice - 7/4/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 The History Upper Beginning - The Enemy Which Cannot Be Pushed Down - 7/11/1993: written by Nobuo Ogizawa, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 Battle Of The Quickest Gun Fighters - King Decisive Game - 07/18/1993: written by Akira Asaka, directed by Michio Konishi
 A Fierce Car Battle - 7/25/1993: written by Naoyuki Sakai, directed by Michio Konishi
 The True Face Of A Large Leader - 8/1/1993: written by Akira Asaka, directed by Masao Minowa
 Tree Of Life, Shadow Warrior - 8/8/1993: written by Hirohisa Soda, directed by Masao Minowa
 Death For The Androids - 8/15/1993: written by Mutsumi Nakano, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura 
 Rupture - Last Soul 8/22/1993: written by Mutsumi Nakano, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura 
 The Birth Of A New Janperson Model? - 8/29/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Michio Konishi
 The Labyrinth From Which It Can't Be Escaped - 9/5/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Michio Konishi
 Ardent Love Man Of Outer Space One - 9/12/1993: written by Hirohisa Soda, directed by Masao Minowa
 Good Bye In Intense Fighting - 9/19/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita and Kazuhiro Inoue, directed by Masao Minowa
 The Reckless Serafuku - 9/26/1993: written by Nobuo Ogizawa, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura 
 Life It Does Shortly, The Beauty Boy - 10/3/1993: written by Kyoko Sagiyama, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 Justice vs. Love - 10/10/1993: written by Naoyuki Sakai and Nobuo Ogizawa, directed by Michio Konishi
 Gun Gibson Scattered About - 10/17/1993: written by Nobuo Ogizawa, directed by Michio Konishi
 Beautiful Woman Secretary Of Hell - 10/24/1993: Hirohisa Soda, directed by Masao Minowa
 Base In Danger - Changing Illusion Crime Lord - 10/31/1993: written by Yasuko Kobayashi, directed by Masao Minowa
 Decision Dead Sphere Of Thrust Trap - 11/14/1993: written by Kyoko Sagiyama, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura
 In The Heat Of Battle - 11/21/1993: written by Nobuo Ogizawa, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura 
 The Last Super Fighter - 11/28/1993: written by Nobuo Ogizawa and Takahiko Masuda, directed by Michio Konishi
 The Queen Who Burns! - 12/5/1993: written by Nobuo Ogizawa and Takahiko Masuda, directed by Michio Konishi
 The Road To Death - 12/12/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita and Yasuyuki Suzuki, directed by Osamu Kaneda
 Neo Guild's Last Battle! - 12/19/1993: written by Junichi Miyashita and Yasuyuki Suzuki, directed by Osamu Kaneda
 Puzzle? Storm Of Betrayal - 12/26/1993: written by Junichi a Miyashita and Yasuyuki Suzuki, directed by Masao Minowa 
 JP Base's Destruction! - 1/9/1994: written by Junichi Miyashita and Yasuyuki Suzuki, directed by Masao Minowa 
 When Gun Gibson Goes Out In Flames - 1/16/1994: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura 
 Janperson Forever - 1/23/1994: written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Kaneharu Mitsumura

Movies
Tokusou Robo Janperson: The Movie - written by Junichi Miyashita, directed by Michio Konishi 
Toei Hero Daishugō (compilation of Janperson: The Movie, Blue SWAT: The Movie, and Super Sentai World) - written by Kyoko Sagiyama, directed by Katsuya Watanabe

Songs
Opening theme

Lyrics  Keisuke Yamakawa
Composition  
Arrangement  
Artist  
Ending theme

Lyrics  Keisuke Yamakawa
Composition  Keisuke Hama
Arrangement  Kei Wakakusa
Artist  Susumu Ōya

The series background music is composed by Megumi Wakakusa.

Big Bad Beetleborgs
Janperson, Gun Gibson, and Bill Goldy made brief cameos in the "Convention Dimension" episode of Big Bad Beetleborgs as Karato, Silver Ray, and Goldex, respectively.

International broadcasts and home video
In its home country of Japan, the film was released on VHS as a rental in October 1993 and as a sell-through video on December of that same year, and also as a coupling with a Gosei Sentai Dairanger laserdisc released by Bandai. From March to September 1994, the entire series was released on VHS by Toei Video and spread throughout 13 volumes. The first and final volume contain 3 episodes, while volumes 2-12 contains 4 episodes each. The full series also received a full DVD release from November 21, 2009, until March 21, 2010, spread through five volumes with 2-discs in each volume. Each volume contains 10 episodes. Later on, all five DVD volumes were re-released as a low-priced edition on September 9, 2020.
In Latin America, the series aired as Jumperson with a Spanish dub made in Mexico produced by Comarex. This was the third and final Metal Heroes series to air with a Latin Spanish dub.
In the Philippines, it was aired on ABS-CBN in 1995 to 1997, dubbed in Filipino, and also premiered in ABC-5 (Today TV5) in 1998 to 2000 and HeroTV in YYYY to YYYY.
In Indonesia, the series aired on Indosiar with an Indonesian dub in 1997.

See also 

 The Mobile Cop Jiban
 RoboCop

References

External links
 Special Investigator Robo JANPERSON 
 

Japanese science fiction television series
Fictional police officers
Metal Hero Series
1993 Japanese television series debuts
1994 Japanese television series endings
TV Asahi original programming
Cyberpunk television series
Robot superheroes