Mecha and Monsters from Spielban

The following is a list of the many mecha and monsters that appeared in the 1986 tokusatsu series *Dimensional Warrior Spielban*, also translated as *Spielvan*.

## Grand Nazca Crew

Spielban's group is based on the super dimensional mothership Grand Nazca, the source of Spielban and Diana's armor and vehicles. Diana also pilots it to see above the battlefield while Spielban is in Gaios. Spielban, Diana, and Helen all originated from a version of Earth in the far future called Clin where they were the sole survivors. Ten years before the events of the series the Grand Nazca's computer educated Spielban and Diana while they were in suspended animation as it traveled to present day Earth.

* **Spielban** (スピルバン, Supiruban): Anna and Ben's younger son and Helen's younger brother. A 20-year-old man from the planet Clin, he assumed the alias of Yousuke Jou (城洋介 Jo Yosuke) while on Earth. When he shouts "Kesshou!" ("Crystallize"), the Grand Nazca showers "Clin Metal Super Corpuscles" upon him, which crystallize to form the silver, black and red suit around his body in 10 microseconds. Spielban's primary weapon is a sword which then becomes the Twin Blade, a double-edged laser lance used to destroy the mechanoids and lifeforms with his "Arc Impulse" attack.
* **Diana** (ダイアナ Daiana): Marine's only daughter. She is 18 years old and Spielban's partner fighting as Diana Lady (ダイアナレディ, Daiana Redi) by performing the same techniques as Spielban to activate her own white and red suit. When she shouts "Kesshou!" ("Crystallize"), the Grand Nazca showers "Clin Metal Super Corpuscles" upon her, which crystallize to form the white red suit around her body in 10 microseconds. Like Spielban, Diana is quite capable in a fight both in and out of uniform and carries with her the Lady Sniper which acts as her own personal weapon. She primarily serves as a backup for Spielban when they battle the mechanoids or when the Waller send out assault vehicles. There have been times when the Waller have turned their attention towards her once they recognized how much of a threat to them she can be.
* **Helen** (ヘレン Heren): Appears in episodes 3–6, 9, 18, 21, 26, and 29–44. She was Anna and Ben's daughter and Spielban's older sister at the age of 22 and was captured by the Waller Empire when she was only a child. She was forced to witness Waller turning her father into Dr. Bio. Later, Dr. Bio was instructed to do the very same to her as well, converting her into Hellvira with a secondary persona that activates via remote control. Helen is constantly kept away from her brother fearing she would turn into Hellvira and kill him. When trying to stop Spielban and Diana from killing Dr. Bio her secret as Hellvira is revealed as well as revealing Dr. Bio's identity as Spielban's father. After Pandora's trap almost kills her, Bio places the comatose Helen in a protective tube. When Diana learns that Helen survived, she and Spielban save her, as Dr. Bio destroys the remote control, deactivating the Hellvira persona. Soon after, Helen joins her brother in the fight against the Waller as Helen Lady (ヘレンレディ, Heren Redi). When she shouts "Kesshou!" ("Crystallize"), Helen is equipped with a high-tech crystal armor identical to Diana's and is and armed with a double-sided kama called the Helen Cutter.
	+ **Hellvira** (ヘルバイラ, Herubaira): Powers include speed, a short sword that fires pink energy blasts, high jumping, and self atomitizing. Notably, a replica of Hellvira appeared in the Space Squad special *Space Squad Zero: Girls in Trouble*.
* **Space Swordsman Teacher**: Appears in episodes 14 and 31. It is a hologram generated by the Grand Nazca's computers to train Spielban in swordsmanship. Later it trains Helen in the same capacity.

#### Arsenal

* **Grand Nazca**: The space battleship that act as the home of the protagonists. Its projectile weapons were the Nazca Missiles and Nazca Rockets from the base of each wing. It could also transform into the Big Bang Cannon, a bazooka-type weapon that Spielban used to destroy Waller's aerial fleets.
	+ **Nazca Combat Formation**: The giant robot from of Grand Nazca that first appeared in episode 28. Powers include the Nazca Hyper Crush where it stomps Black Army Tanks, firing beams from its eyes called the Excel Beam, firing its fists called the Knuckle Bomber, where it punches Skull Staggers and Skyjawses, and a freezing variation of the Excel Beam called the Chemical Shower and Frozen Shower.
* **Super Dimensional Tank Gaios**: A flight capable tank vehicle that was piloted by Spielban. It was armed with a rocket launcher on the left side called the Gaios Rockets, a triple barreled missile launcher called the Gaios Missiles, and a double barreled laser gun on its left side called the Gaios Laser, it is also able to remove its cockpit and turn into **Jet Gaios** for aerial combat and **Drill Gaios** for digging underground. The Jet Gaios fires the Gaios Beam from its top while the Drill Gaios has a large retractable drill used for fast burrowing.
* **Hoverian**: A flying hover-craft vehicle piloted by Spielban which could turn into a motorcycle and was armed with a Hoverian Laser on each side of the front wheel and could perform a ram attack called the Hoverian Rush.

## Waller Empire

The **Waller Empire** (ワーラー帝国, Wara Teikoku) was the antagonistic group throughout the series. From their winged turtle-like mobile fortress called the Waller Castle Gamedeath, they search for water throughout the universe on the notion that they are sustaining the life Waller Empire's titular emperor.

* **Guardian Spirit Waller** (ワーラー帝国の支配者ワーラー, Wara Teikoku no Shihaisha Wara): The emperor of the Waller Empire, originally he was an alien starfish that needed vast amounts of clean water to survive. In the final episode it was revealed that Queen Pandora acted as a second body for him. His only real power was emitting Waller Plankton from his body that would absorb water for him and turn it toxic although this same plankton was also used for mind alteration.
* **Queen Pandora** (女王パンドラ, Joo Pandora): Pandora was the mediator between Guardian Spirit Waller and the rest of the empire, establishing her empire while instilling fear in the subordinates. in her regular form she is armed with a wand that fires green energy bolts capable of shocking of petrifying others. Thought to have been destroyed, Pandora endures and reveals herself as Waller's second body when she reverted Dr. Bio to Ben for his attempted to sabotage the Gamedeath in her absence.
	+ **Pandora Battle Mechanoid** (パンドラ戦闘機械人 Pandora Sentou Kikainin) and **Pandora Lifeform** (パンドラ生命体 Pandora Seimeitai): In the last two episodes, after her other followers have died, Pandora personally fights Spielban while splitting into the forms. The two bodies that Pandora splits into designed to battle the Grand Nazca crew group merging into a more powerful Pandora Life-Mechanoid. The Battle Mechanoid body was capable of high jumping, a wand with a gun in the head, summoning Pandora Lifeform, and energy reflecting armor. The Lifeform body was capable of turning into a yellow energy jellyfish form, a whip for each arm, an extendable tentacle in each arm, and teleportation.
	+ **Pandora Life-Mechanoid** (パンドラ生命機械人 Pandora Seikikanin). However, Ben injects Pandora with a flesh eating virus that is harming her at a cellular level, allowing Spielban to kill her and expose Waller for what he really was. This form was capable of releasing yellow life draining whips from the palms, emitting electric surges from the arms, and spewing green acid from the mouth.
* **Emperor Guillotine** (ギローチン皇帝, Girochin Kotei): Appears in episodes 24–40 and 43: He claimed to be a descendant of Waller, which therefore makes him a relative of Pandora. He was summoned from the 23rd century, by a talking gerbil named Poss created by Dr. Bio's experiments, from the life of a street beggar to help Pandora in the present. Poss told him that his life as a beggar was caused by Spielban. Though he treats his followers and allies as somewhat disposable, he remains eternally loyal to his Queen. He disliked Youki from the start, correctly sensing that this new general will betray the Waller. Guillotine was dressed similarly to a rebel biker. He fell into a dimensional rift and returned as a ghost. As a ghostly form he invades the Grand Nazca and attempts to torture Helen. In this form his right arm was been replaced by a small, living, snake-like monster which he could launch at the heroes. He was eventually destroyed by Spielban with the help of the Grand Nazca's energy. He was armed with a laser revolver and could jump high into the air.
	+ **Poss**: A secret Battle Lifeform that resembled a gerbil, he went to the 23rd century to become an advisor for Emperor Guillotine. In the final episode he was killed by a flesh eating virus after Dr. Ben regained his senses. Powers include time traveling via wormhole summoning, high jumping, and a venomous bite.
* **Machine Army Leader General Deathzero** (機械軍団 リーダーデスゼロウ将軍, Kikaigundan Rida Desuzero Shogun): Appears in episodes 1–42. The leader of Waller's Battle Mechanoids he was a black-armored android who is programmed with a knowledge of all tactics and was armed with a sword, a double barreled machine gun on the left wrist, and could spawning holograms. He can transform into the Deathzero Torpedo, a black headed missile that is launched from a catapult. He transforms into this form twice during the series (Episodes 24 and 42), which coincidentally were the only two times he battled Spielban himself. It was strongly hinted that Deathzero was attracted to Diana. He later challenges Spielban to a second battle (both inside and outside of his tank), now having become/been promoted to Super General and powered with a 10,000 volt cylinder given to him by Pandora. He is destroyed by Spielban soon afterwards, with Spielban using his Arc Impulse.
* **Bio Army Leader Doctor Bio** (軍団 リーダードクターバイオ, Baiogundan Rida Dokuta Baio): Appears in episodes 1–43. Formerly Spielban's father Doctor Ben, he was captured by Deathzero and converted into an inhuman being to save the Waller Empire as leader of the Biohumans and Battle-Lifeforms he creates with Lifeform Modification Surgery. He was also protective of Helen and constantly watched over her like a father would. Bio can self atomize himself, turn into a tomato, emit vine-like appendages from his arms, and wields a giant falcata in battle. In his first and only battle against Spielban he mutated and ended up in a Bioroid monster form, Bioroid Bio. During that battle Helen tries to protect, and prevent him from fighting, his son Spielban before she was forcibly transformed into Hellvira to fight too. Pandora sets up an explosive trap to kill Bio, Helen, Diana, and Spielban all at once though, unfortunately for her, all four of them survive. Bio uses his slime morphing ability to pull his daughter and himself to safety. After surviving the battle Bio returns to the Empire and transforms into a floating brain with eyeballs and a spinal cord. Dr. Bio breaks Helen's remote control and is attacked by Deathzero under Pandora's orders. Afterwards Pandora takes away his privilege of moving around freely and imprisons him in a water-filled glass tube. He returns to his Dr. Bio form, with Pandora's efforts, and is reverted to his original human form when he attempted to sabotage the Gamedeath. Weakened as a result, killing the gerbil he created when its attempted to stop him, Ben acquires one of the viruses he developed as Bio and uses it on Pandora while killed in the process, but Ben is restored to life in the alternate future timeline in which the Waller Empire never existed.
	+ **Bioroid Bio**: Appears in episodes 21 and 30. Powers include flying parasites from the abdomen, six tentacles in the torso, blue mouth fire balls, a flower form that emits hot steam, levitating brain form, a bone blade on each wrist, and emitting electric shocks.
* **Spy Army Leader Rikki** (スパイ軍団 リッキー, Supaigundan Rida Rikki): Appears in episodes 1–36. The leader of the Waller's all-female spy army. At one point she tricks the owner of the Edison shop, Daigorou Koyama, into building a prototype for a Battle Mechanoid. She often spies and comes up with cruel plans for the Waller, but is not one for combat. After she interferes with Youki's plan, Pandora angrily turns her into a stone statue for Youki to use as his throne. After Youki's death, Poss was given this throne for his own. During the finale, it disappears though it was presumably destroyed when the Gamedeath exploded.
	+ **Shadow and Gasher**: Appear in episodes 1–25. They were Rikki's aides and fellow spies in Waller's all-female Spy Army. They assisted Rikki in almost every evil scheme she created and employed against Spielban and Diana. Spielban manages to destroy them both with a single strike of his sword when they tried to attack him during a vulnerable time per Guillotine's orders. Unfortunately for them he had gained a second wind, shocking the Waller. Even if he had not they would have been destroyed anyway, as the daggers exploded during the battle. Guillotine had tricked them into wielding the daggers, having promised them an increase in rank for killing Spielban. Upon being destroyed, they were revealed to be robots as they leave behind mechanical pieces and chunks of metal. They were able to create a human disguise and were each armed with a dagger.
* **Youki** (ヨウキ, Youki) Appears in episodes 35–39. A demonic Waller officer and androgynic entity created from the evil hearts of men by Pandora's power. He gathered key members of Japanese society and brainwashed them into joining his own secret society, Mumumu. He uses these brainwashed characters to attack and terrorize the city, as well as Spielban and the heroes. Spielban was able to save the brainwashed masses. Youki can appear and disappear at will, as well as blast lasers from his mouth in battle which he first demonstrates in a fight against Spielban. Not trusted by many of the other officers Youki eventually decides to take over Waller, creating the Youki Battle Mechanoid from the remains of various Battle Mechanoids. Vacuumer destroys Youki's creation and sucks up most of his powers. Afterwards, Pandora kills the weakened Youki with his corpse given a funeral before being sent into the depths of space. Powers include intangibility, hypnosis, mouth pink energy blasts, teleportation, possession, telekinesis, and summoning blue spirits from the mouth.
* **Kinclones** (キンクロン, Kinkuron): Waller's mass-produced Battle Machine Soldiers, garbed in black tights with gold stripes, smiling gold masks with red eye slits, and black and gold capes which could be thrown to blind enemies. Their weaponry consisted of a throwing dagger, machine gun in each side of the head, a machine gun in each index and middle finger, grenades, a heavy machine gun, and detaching their head to use as a bomb. On rare occasion they could also gain human disguises.

#### Waller Vehicles

* **Waller Castle Gamedeath**: The mobile fortress of the Waller Empire, it resembled a turtle. Although it could not attack it was able to fly, swim, and emit a red tractor beam from the head. In the final episode it was revealed to have time travel capabilities.
* **Black Army Tank**: Generic tanks used by the Waller Empire's Black Army division. They were armed with a cannon and a gun turret on top that went unused throughout the series.
* **Skull Stagger**: The Black Army's jet fighters that could fire red energy bolts from the nose.
* **Waller Battleship Skulljaws**: The Waller's transport battleships that resemble giant flying sharks and were launched from the Gamedeath during battles. They were armed with a red energy bolt cannon on each fin-like wing and could release bombs from their underside.
* **Skulldon**: General Deathzero's black tank which splits into the Skulldon Jet (a Skull Stagg that made up the top half) and the Skulldon Tank (the bottom half), a tank armed with a double barreled cannon on the rear and a circular saw called the Skulldon Cutter.
* **Black Army Turret Tower**: Generic defense towers of the Black Army that were armed with a 4-barreled cannon.
* **Game Zone Motorcycle**: An armed motorcycle from the Game Zone in episode 17 that was armed with a twin machine guns above the front wheel.

#### Battle Mechanoids

The **Battle Mechanoids** (戦闘機械人, Sento Kikaijin were automated robots that were under Deathzero's command.

* **MechaShoulder** (メカショルダー, Mekashoruda): Appears in episode 1. A Battle Machineman with massive shoulders and hidden weapons such as an electrical laser under its faceplate that was deployed to deal with Spielban and Diana. During the battle Spielban managed to blast off the robot's arms, but the ring on its back remained and was used to bind Spielban. Gathering the strength he had left Spielban broke free and destroyed MechaShoulder with his Arc Impulse. Powers include levitation, a pair of laser guns in each pectoral, three red electric laser guns in the head, and a back ring that can charge with energy.
* **MechaBander** (メカバンダー, Mekabanda): Appears in episodes 1 and 2. A Battle Machineman built following Mecha Shoulder's demise. While investigating the Waller's latest scheme Spielban was lured into a trap and battle against MechaBander. Spielban survived the first encounter against MechaBander, but the two fought once more. This time Spielban had a plan, scanning the robot for a weak spot. He blasted the device on the robot's head weakening it and disabling the dischargers before ultimately killing it. Powers include an ax, four arms for throw attacks, an analyzer on the scalp, invisibility, teleportation, and four red electric bolt dischargers in each shoulder.
* **MechaShocker** (メカジョ－カー, Mekashokka): Appears in episodes 2 and 3. A third Battle Mechanoid, MechaShocker was deployed against Spielban. The battle did not last long as Spielban made short of the robot with his Arc Impulse. Powers include a pair of cable-like tentacles on the abdomen that fire pink lasers and a rapid fire bazooka in the right shoulder hump.
* **Mechaputer** (メカピューター, Mekapyuta): Appears in episodes 4 and 5. Mechaputer was a Battle Mechanoid that had all of Spielban's attacks downloaded into its system. As a result, it could predict Spielban's attacks before he made them, making Mechaputer able to attack, defend and evade as it pleased. Spielban warped the battle to an empty rock quarry when Deathzero's army arrived. Spielban made short work of the jets and retreated from the battle. Helen was then forced to set up a trap for her brother and lured him into another fight with Mechaputer. This time Diana was in battle and Mechaputer had no data on her, so it was brought down and weakened by Diana and Spielban's combined laser attack called the Double Sniper before it was finally destroyed by Spielban's Arc Impulse. Powers include an analysis computer for the head to predict enemy attacks, strength, and dual retractive panels on the back that fire red energy bolts and homing energy blasts.
* **MechaNautila** (メカノーチラ): Appears in episodes 6 and 7. It started as a small robotic tank that was assigned to guard the Waller's new underwater lab. Daigorou and a friend were fishing nearby and accidentally snagged MechaNautila. The robot then pulled them both into the aquatic base where they were greeted by the bathing suit-clad Rikki, Gasher, and Shadow. Shortly afterwards the men were released after the Waller femmes fatale flirted with them. Daigorou told Spielban about the underwater paradise, which made him suspect that the Waller may be involved. After discovering the lab Spielban was attacked by Waller's jets and MechaNautila. MechaNautila mercilessly drove over Spielban and then transformed into a full humanoid form. Spielban took a heavy beating but was saved thanks to a recharge from Diana. Spielban used his Arc Impulse on MechaNautila and destroyed it. Powers include swimming, a red energy ball gun on each shoulder, and limb retraction.
* **MechaMajin** (メカマジン, Mekamajin): Appears in episode 8. A machine gun-themed samurai robot equipped with machine gun blasters concealed under his shoulder pads. This robot could also blast a powerful laser from the sphere-like apparatus in his forehead. The Waller's plan this time was to target Diana. Once Diana was isolated at a dam, MechaMajin appeared with the Kinclones to fight her. Diana held her own as long as she could, but MechaMajin was too strong. It broke her Lady Sniper and threw her off the dam. Injured and bleeding, Diana fled into the woods where she came face to face with Helen. Helen treated Diana's wounds but was forced to flee from the Waller's soldiers when they appeared. Both ladies parted ways and Diana once again faced off with MechaMajin, but Spielban came to the rescue this time. He loaned Diana his Laser Sniper to and destroyed MechaMajin with his Arc Impulse. Powers include green energy bolts from the right shoulder, three machine guns in the left shoulder, and red energy bolts from the scalp.
* **MechaRoboter** (メカロボター, Mekarobota): Appears in episode 10. It was a robot originally created by Daigorou. Rikki, disguised as a businesswoman, came into the Edison shop and offered him a great sum of money if he would construct a robot for her. Daigorou, infatuated by Rikki, was more than happy to accept the job. The Waller's plan was to use the goofy inventor's creation to launch a sneak attack on Spielban. He went to work dreaming about the possibilities of fame, fortune, and women. Daigorou finally finished his robot but knock-out gas filled his shop and the Kinclones added their own secret modifications. A party was held to celebrate the robot's creation, but the robot secretly attacked Spielban with a small deadly needle in its finger. Spielban faked his demise as he was wearing protective body armor under his jacket. The robot discarded its creator's logo and changed into its Battle Mechanoid form. Spielban went into battle with it and destroyed it with his Arc Impulse. Powers include a needle with king cobravenom in the right hand, and a gun in the left pectoral.
* **MechaGunman** (メカガンマン, Mekaganman): Appears in episodes 10 and 11. A robotic sniper armed with a laser rifle and a sword. It was also the first Machine Man with the ability to speak. At the beginning of the episode, Spielban came face to face with a mystery man in a cowboy hat and poncho. MechaGunman and Spielban exchanged gunfire, but MechaGunman left the battle and demanded a showdown for later. This was also the first fight which left Spielban injured. Spielban modified his laser sniper and practiced his target shooting on board Grand Nazca. Meanwhile, the Waller examined the data MechaGunman had managed to collect on Spielban. When the two had their second gunfight MechaGunman had new surprises. MechaGunman generated a radar and a red laser shield to deflect Spielban's fire. Diana joined the fight but did not fare much better against the shield. She was quickly defeated, but her fall gave Spielban the motivation to short out the gunman's shield and destroy the robot once and for all. Powers include rifle with explosive bullets, high jumping, a scimitar, a motorscooter, a detachable independent face capable of levitation, a hat bomb, a square pink electron barrier from the left palm, and turning the left hand into a machine gun.
* **MechaFreezer** (メカフリーザー, Mekafureiza): Appears in episode 12. A robot based on a freezer and other household appliances. MechaFreezer could use his right arm like a vacuum to attack, as well as a fan-like apparatus built into his chest to blast Spielban and Diana with fierce winds and ice spray. An average family was given the chance to live their lives in comfort and fortune in a futuristic house with a safe filled with money. The youngest son felt something was not quite right about the house but the boy's parents and older siblings began to let greed set in as they became more and more conceited. The boy was a friend of Spielban's, so Spielban personally took a look at the house only to get booted out by the parents. Diana had a different approach, placing a spy camera there disguised a toy, courtesy of the Edison Shop. One night the appliances began to behave strangely. The two heroes charged in to witness the birth of MechaFreezer. Spielban eventually destroyed MechaFreezer with his Arc Impulse. Powers include dividing into house appliances, a vacuum for the right arm, freezing gas spray in the torso, high jumping, and red energy beams from the single eye.
* **DrillHander** (ドリルハンダー, Doriruhanda): Appears in episode 14. It was a drill-themed robot, its mission began with Spielban on a high speed chase to rescue a bus full of children and a teacher from the Kinclones, but waiting for him was DrillHander. While Spielban engaged the robot in combat, Hoverian was stolen. Deathzero then announced to Spielban that he had a choice to either recover his bike, or save the children from a bomb. Unable to do both, Spielban retreated to the Grand Nasca to formulate a plan to rescue both the bike and the kids. Throughout the episode a narration recaps all the Spielban arsenal in action as well as the two Metal Heroes' training. After training with a holographic swordsman, Spielban finally has a plan. Diana uses her sex appeal to distract the Kinclone guards while Spielban sneaks into the abandoned warehouse. Meanwhile, Deathzero was trying to dismantle the bike to extract any useful information, but had no luck. Spielban finds the hostages, but is ambushed by DrillHander. The bike suddenly springs to life, breaks free of the restraints and aids its master. Spielban kills DrillHander with his Arc Impulse while riding Hoverian. Its only known power was remote controlled flying drill for each shoulder and the left hand.
* **BossKong** (ボスコング, Bosukongu): Appears in episode 16. It was a gorilla-themed robot. Bosskong had spikes on his fists, and could launch his fists like flying maces at Spielban and Diana in battle. The Waller took a local camping site hostage; two men made an attempt to escape but were stopped by the robotic primate. The two men were recaptured, restrained, and tortured by the Kinclones. A young boy also tries to escape and is successful. Spielban finds the child and learns about the hostage situation. As Spielban makes his way to the campsite, BossKong is spying on him. He manages to free everyone, but Spielban finds himself in serious trouble against BossKong. Diana comes to the rescue, but her efforts against BossKong don't fare any better. BossKong takes hold of Spielban's sword with its jaws and, to reclaim it, Spielban hops onto the monkey's back, pounding it repeatedly until BossKong overheats. Spielban used his Arc Impulse to destroy BossKong. Powers include strength, spiked knuckles, launchable fists, blade resistant teeth, and back boosters that emit a smokescreen.
* **Blocker** (ブロッカー, Burokka): Appears in episode 17. A powerful white robot equipped with a hook and a large blaster pack on its shoulder. Blocker has the ability to detach its arms to attack its opponents. Spielban's friend, a young boy named Nobuo, was playing a motorcycle arcade game. Nobuo was then approached by a stranger who offered him a chance to try out a new arcade game. The game was a trap and Nobuo's mind became trapped inside a virtual world. Spielban follows and has his mind trapped as well. Inside the virtual world, and unable to transform, Spielban went through endless bizarre events during his quest to find Nobuo. Every time Spielban came close to Nobuo and the mysterious man, his location kept changing from the urban city, to rock quarries, to train yards. With each new setting there were simulated people who looked harmless but attacked him without warning, including a pair of white robotic hands. The hands belonged to the robot Blocker. Meanwhile, his real body was transported to a hospital with Diana watching over him. Every injury Spielban sustained in the virtual world, his body also suffered. His body was also in danger as the surgeon treating it was Blocker in disguise. The surgeon attacked Diana, who pleaded Spielban to wake up. After Diana freed him from Blocker's control, Spielban managed to wake up from his virtual nightmare and transform to battle Blocker. He managed to cut off Blocker's arms and kick off its head, but it made no difference and the robot continued to attack. It was finally defeated for good by Spielban's Arc Impulse. Nobuo was saved as well and was eager to play more video games. Powers include a launchable left hand controlled via remote control, a machine gun on the right wrist, a launchable hook stored on the right hand, a human disguise armed with a revolver, twin machine guns in the right shoulder, and capable of surviving decapitation.
* **Dorbelar** (ドーベラー, Dobera): Appears in episode 18. A fire-breathing kangaroo-like robot that was ideal for remote drone combat. Spielban fought with this robot by itself, as well as with Hellvira at the same time. Hellvira at this time having been forced to fight against her will. Once Spielban knocked Hellvira down, this robot was destroyed soon afterwards by his Arc Impulse while he rode Hoverian. Powers include a flying bird probe that fires red energy bolts from the beak and red energy balls from the mouth.
* **Denzilar** (デンジラー, Denjira): Appears in episode 19. An electricity-themed robot that could attack enemies with electricity. A robotics professor was visiting the Edison shop with his collection of robots. The robots looked more like oversized toys, except for one that was modeled with the appearance and strength of a weightlifter, called Samson. Later that night Denzilar used its electric current to take control of the robots, including the robot strongman. Spielban went to look for the missing robots and found them causing havoc throughout the city. While Spielban battled the robots he tried to reason with Samson, but Denzilar gave it more juice to overpower Spielban. While regrouping at the Edison Shop Daigorou told Spielban and Diana that the professor grew depressed and went to find his beloved robots on his own. Spielban then disguised himself as a robot for the Waller to capture, but his plan was complicated when the Kinclones found the inventor snooping around and captured him. Spielban removed his disguise and battled Denzilar while Diana took on Samson. Diana was saved when the professor snipped the wires in Samson's head, disabling it. Denzilar still remained but Spielban transported the battle to a rock quarry where it was destroyed by his Arc Impulse. The professor was then reunited with all of his stolen robots, including Samson. Powers include remotely controlling robots, teleportation, yellow magnetic bolts from the wheel-like body that can also cause low explosions, and wired claw hands.
* **Sharinder** (シャリンダー): Appears in episode 20. A wheel-themed robot designed to hijack vehicles. The discs he launched matched the theme of the wheels that were on his body. This robot was used, alongside Shadow, Gasher, and Rikki, to help capture a scientist and his android wife. The android wife was destroyed in battle by Sharinder. Sharinder controlled a humvee-like vehicle of his own which he brought out in battle against Spielban and Diana. First Spielban used the power of Hoverian to destroy the humvee. Then Spielban destroyed this robot with his Arc Impulse whilst riding Hoverian. Afterwards, Spielban and Diana helped the scientist and made sure he would arrive safely to his next destination. Powers include a remote controlled wheel on each wrist, summoning a jeep that can mimic other cars and fires red energy bolts from the headlights, and red energy bolts from the head.
* **Sartan** (サータン, Saatan): Appears in episode 22. A shaman-like shark-themed robot that had a humanoid and a robotic form. He managed to brainwash a KISS-like rock group into becoming an assassin group for Waller. This robot fought both Spielban and Diana inside a cave which was set as a trap for them. Later in battle Sartan revealed that he could launch the fin-shaped blade on the top of his head at the heroes, which they managed to destroy. When Sartan was destroyed by Spielban with his Arc Impulse, the spell on everyone he had brainwashed was broken. Powers include a human form that summons fire and has machine guns and red energy bolt guns in the left fingers, a falcata, and a launchable blade on the scalp.
* **Godolar** (ゴドラー, Godora): Appears in episode 23. A robot that could roll up into a ball and attack. It also had the strength to toss heavy boulders. While on Demon Mountain, Spielban and Diana confronted Godolar during a search for a researcher that was last seen near the location by his kids. It was later revealed that the researcher had been kidnapped by Deathzero and the female spy team after he had discovered the Waller's new base. Godolar had been created to guard the Waller's newly built base on Demon Mountain by killing anyone who dared to even approach the place with his vicious traps and weapons. Diana managed to locate the base and destroy it, while Spielban went into battle with Godolar. In battle, Godolar managed to throw heavy boulders on Spielban and pin him down. Spielban managed to escape from being pinned and destroy Godolar with his Arc Impulse. After Godolar and the base were destroyed, and Deathzero and the spies retreated, Spielban and Diana helped the two children and their father re-unite in a safer place at a safer time. Powers include high jumping, a spiked bludgeon for each hand, three spike missiles on each shoulder, searchlight eyes that also fire red energy bolts, three red energy blasters on the torso, and rolling into a ball.

#### New Battle Mechanoids

The **New Battle Mechanoids** (ニュー戦闘機械人, Nyu Sentou Kikainin) were a stronger series of Battle Mechanoids commissioned by Emperor Guillotine, usually capable of more independent than their predecessors.

* **Puncher** (パンチャー, Pancha): Appears in episode 25. Guillotine personally supervised Puncher's construction. After the two kunoichi completed their training, Guillotine presented them with brand new kunai. One of Puncher's abilities was to detach its massive claw on its right arm and launch it at the enemy, said claw could operate separately from the main body and held a tight grasp on Spielban during their battle. After Diana broke free from the Kinclones she joined the fight, but sadly her efforts made no difference. Puncher was powerful, but was eventually destroyed by Spielban. Powers include a detachable remote controlled clamp for the right arm, strong swipes from the left arm, and energy resistance.
* **Medor** (メドー): Appears in episode 26. This robotic monster had a snake tail instead of legs. She was built by Guillotine and Deathzero, who planned to use her as a part of Guillotine's plan against Spielban. Spielban managed to destroy Medor with his Arc Impulse. Spielban figured out later that Medor was not Helen, and that Helen was still alive and out there somewhere for him to find one day. Powers include a false Helen form that was armed with a submachine gun, double shot explosive harpoon gun shot from her bow-like arm, and an extendable whip-like tail.
* **Karmilar** (カーミラー, Kamira): Appears in episode 27. A copper-colored bat-themed robot who was sent, alongside a squad of Kinclones, to capture an alien couple who crash landed on Earth. The alien travelers story was much like Spielban and Diana's, which had happened years ago. Spielban managed to rescue the female, while the male was successfully captured by the Waller. Karmilar launched and latched his tentacled tongue onto the spaceman, draining him of his blue-colored blood while storing his robotic bat-like body. The blood was then turned into blue-like pearls that were given to Pandora and used as an offering to the Waller deity. As the alien hostages were being taken back Spielban appeared and rescued them, which lead to him and Diana having a battle with Karmilar, Deathzero, and the Kinclones. After the Kinclones had been taken care of, Spielban fought Karmilar, who attacked by biting him on the neck. Though overwhelming at first, Spielban endured and destroyed this robot with his Arc Impulse. Powers include high jumping, a blood draining hose in the mouth that turns blood into pellets, and summoning a cage.
* **Disk** (ディスク): Appears in episode 28. This disk player-themed robot helped in the Waller's plot to use CDs, with Pandora's voice, to hypnotize and lure and trap pregnant women into their clutches. The Waller planned to use the babies for their own evil deeds. Diana disguised herself as one of these women and ended up in the same trap as the others before Spielban came to the rescue. After the pregnant women were saved, Spielban and Diana took on the Waller forces and Disk together. Like many of his predecessors before it, Disk was eventually destroyed by Spielban's Arc Impulse. Powers include launchable sharp discs from the right hand, armor that can survive high falls, producing tiring compact discs, blinding beams and laser reflection from the right hand discs, and energy discs from the head.
* **Offside** (オフサイド): Appears in episode 29. This gridiron football-themed robot attacked Diana with the help of Hellvira. With an injured leg, Diana could not withstand the combined onslaught of Hellvira and Offside. Offside used the football on his head and tried to tackle Spielban repeatedly in battle, both to no avail. Offside was destroyed by Spielban, but Diana was left in critical condition. Its only known powers was football bombs from the scalp.
* **Kuruman** (クルマン): Appears in episode 30. A van-themed robot. After Helen failed to harm Spielban, and it was discovered that her transformation remote was no longer working, Kuruman was sent to destroy Spielban and bring back Helen. Kuruman could transform between his Battle Mechanoid form as well as take the form of a regular-looking SUV. In battle Spielban managed to blast and destroy this robot's rear-end, which seemed to slow it down long enough to be destroyed by Spielban's Arc Impulse, which Spielban implemented while riding Hoverian. Powers include a van form that shoots yellow energy bolts from the headlightsand erects a green energy spherical barrier, high jumping, and teleportation.
* **Antom** (アントム): Appears in episode 31. A wasp-themed robot, Antom was used to soften the Earth around a section of Tokyo that the Waller Empire wanted to use to construct a new base. Using miniature robotic wasps, Antom successfully stung and electrocuted Spielban, Diana Lady, and Helen Lady, attempting to fry their armor's circuits in the process. He was destroyed by Spielban's Arc Impulse. Powers include a drill-like tongue that emits acid capable of dissolving concrete in seconds and three flying wasp drones that emit electric shocks from the tail stinger.
* **Tsutarla** (ツターラ): Appears in episode 32. A walking tree-like robot that was created when the Waller Empire's scheme was to turn humans into plants. Tsutarla grew from seedlings that the Kinclones were delivering on unmarked trucks across the city. It was eventually killed by Spielban's Arc Impulse. Powers include vines from the mouth and hands that turn humans into trees and emitting electric shocks.
* **Biker** (バイカー, Baika): Appears in episode 33. Guillotine had infiltrated a biker gang and planned to use them and this motorcycle-themed robot, to destroy Spielban for him. Biker could transform between his Battle Mechanoid form as well as take the form of a regular-looking motorcycle. Diana's Lady Sniper didn't seem to affect it. Spielban was able to destroy it in battle with his Arc Impulse, which while riding Hoverian. Powers include a motorcycle form, an exhaust pipe on the left wrist, a chain on the right wrist, and a micro missile launcher in each hand.
* **Yumepakkun** (ユメパックン): Appears in episode 34. The first of two holiday centered New Battle Mechanoids. This balloon-themed robot that was created around Christmas when the Waller Empire's scheme was to use his powers to devour the dreams of children. Yumepakkun could release a binding, glowing balloon in battle as well as fire explosive laser spheres. It was eventually destroyed by Spielban's Arc Impulse. Powers include balloons from the tongue that steal dreams and leave victims dazed or captures them, stretching tongue orbs to retrain enemies, and ears that pick up radar signals.
* **Shishidon** (シシドン): Appears in episode 35. The second of two holiday centered New Battle Mechanoids. Shishidon was used during the Waller Empire's scheme to give humans magic mirrors on New Year's Eve that were supposed to make the Earthlings look beautiful. In reality, these mirrors turned people into mummies, through the use of magic from the deity Waller. Shishidon first appeared in the guise of a kimono lion, hence the name. Shishidon is a roller skate-themed robot who wore roller skates and resembled a giant roller skate. He threw explosive parasol umbrellas at Spielban in battle. It was destroyed by Spielban's Arc Impulse. Powers include a lion dancer form that releases compact mirrors filled with Waller sound activated plankton and arrows from the mouth, speed, kite bombs called Kite Cutters, extendable arms and neck called the Shishioh Binding, Top and Battledore Bombs from the mouth, and a Greeting Card Blizzard from the mouth.
* **Walther** (ワルサー, Warusa): Appears in episode 36. A red robot with three yellow eyes and a bazooka-type weapon mounted on his right shoulder. Not fully trusting the Youki's plan, Rikki tried to convince Guillotine and Deathzero to use added measures. After Walther appeared, Youki and the Mumumu pulled back and left Walther to destroy the heroes. Spielban, Diana, and Helen combined their laser blasts in order to weaken it. Spielban then destroyed it with his Arc Impulse. Its only known power is a red energy cannon on the right shoulder.
* **Brainder** (ブレンダー, Burainda): Appears in episode 38. A brain-themed robot with both of its brains on its torso. Youki abducted a couple of scientists and drained their knowledge into the robot so that he could steal a device that the couple had developed for the Empire. The device supposedly contained technology that could boost the Waller's technology, as they had nothing like it at the time. Spielban and Diana combined their laser blasts to destroy the robot's brains, which held the transferred knowledge of the scientists. The scientists gained back their stolen knowledge afterwards. It was destroyed by Spielban's Arc Impulse. Powers include a micro missile launcher in the right claw hand, yellow electric bolts from the pectoral brain tissue, and red energy bolts from the snail-like eyes.
* **Youki Battle Mechanoid** (ヨウキ戦闘機械人, Youki Sentou Kikaijin): Appears in episode 39. A scrap-metal robot that was created by Youki. Its scrapped body seemed to have previously been that of Dreampacker's since it had Dreampacker's right foot, covered with Blocker's head and helmet, Godoilar's body and legs, Sharinder's right arm, Puncher's right arm which was used for a left arm, and Mechaputer's left foot. It attacked only once before it was destroyed by Vacuumer, though it did manage to attack Vacuumer and Deathzero before being reduced back to scrap. Powers include a right wrist shield and a claw for the left arm.
* Vacuumer (バキューマー): Appears in episode 39. It was a heavy-armored fan-themed robot that could suck anyone toward him or blow them away with gusts from his built-in fans. When Youki rebelled against the Waller and took over the Gamedeath, this robot was summoned to deal with him. It sucked up all of Youki's power and destroyed the Youki Battle Mechanoid. Later it was sent to destroy Spielban, Diana, and Helen, with Deathzero and his fleet in tow. Spielban destroyed it with his Arc Impulse after confronting it. Its only known power is a torso turbine for hurricane force suction that can absorb spirits and energy and is sharp enough to tear apart scrap metal.
* **Kumason** (クマソン): Appears in episode 40. A green and scaly dragon and lizard-themed robotic creature that was dressed like a samurai warrior. He sought to wield the Legendary Demon Sword. With it, Kumason would become more powerful than Spielban in battle. Eventually, he and Deathzero discovered the fossilized sword, but realized it needed lightning to recharge its power. The granddaughter of the sword's temple keeper used her energy to turn the sword back into a fossil after Spielban saved her. This distraction and the loss of the sword allowed Spielban to destroy the weakened Kumason with his Arc Impulse. Powers include strength, magic scanning eyes, the Ikazuchi sword that can reflect energy attacks, and high jumping.
* **Movieman** (ムーブマン, Moviman): Appears in episode 41. A movie camera-themed robot that was used in Deathzero's plan to make a film. In the movie Deathzero would win Diana and defeat Spielban. Movieman confronted and captured Diana first before going into battle with Spielban and Helen. Movieman eventually had to battle Spielban, Helen, and Diana after Helen rescued her, but it was destroyed by Spielban's Arc Impulse. Powers include holograms from the camera-like head, film strip-like tentacles from the hands, and red energy bolts from the camera head lens.
* **Blizzer** (ブリザー, Burizza): Appears in episode 42. A walrus themed robot, Blizzer was designed for freezing structures and the Grand Nazca crew. To keep from being frozen Spielban, Diana, and Helen were given anti-freeze defense on their armor. Spielban tried to reflect Blizzer's attacks back to him, but Blizzer was also equipped with a flamethrower and melted through the ice. Eventually it was destroyed by Spielban with the help of Diana in the Grand Nasca, who managed to freeze him with his own laser long enough for Spielban to use his Arc Impulse to destroy him. Powers include a pair of piercing mandibles, freezing spray from the mouth and right wrist that creates snow, a flamethrower in the left wrist

#### Battle Lifeforms

The **Battle Lifeforms** (戦闘生物, Sento Seimaitai) were Dr. Bio's monsters created out of organic material. Only a few were produced and near the end of the first half of the series Bio would operate on himself and become a Bio Lifeform.

* **Guja** (グジャ): Appears in episodes 5 and 6. The first of three Bio Lifeforms. Guja could levitate, turn itself into green slime for infiltration, morph into a flat starfish-like mass to wrap itself around its victims in order to consume them, heating up its body temperature, a green energy field spawned from the antennae, and emitting toxic gas from the tube on its right cheek. After eating a human Guja could assume their identity. Guja was used to break into a museum and after eating and impersonating a guard, a diamond was stolen which Pandora used as an offering to the Waller deity. Dr. Bio later upgraded Guja with the ability to shoot deadly gas. Spielban was almost eaten, but he finally killed Guja with his Arc Impulse.
* **Wataja** (ワタジャ): Appears in episode 13. A floating spore-like organism that emerged from a rose. While conducting his research by the lake Spielban found a sad little girl. She quickly ran off leaving her backpack behind. The backpack had her address and name which revealed that she was the daughter of a renowned scientist. Spielban returned the backpack, but the scientist and his daughter were being held hostage by the Waller. The scientist was forced to conduct experiments for the Waller while his daughter kept him fed and made it appear to the public that everything was alright. Spielban sneaked in to save them, but Deathzero threatened to kill them and forced Spielban to throw down his gun. The scientist mustered his courage and broke free from the Kinclones clutches which allowed Spielban to attack. Wataja was intangible and it was difficult for Spielban to land a decent hit until Spielban destroyed it with his Arc Impulse attack. In her first form she could use her tentacles and spew acid while the second form was capable of levitation, energy draining touch, and use underside tentacles.
* **Umija** (ウミジャ): Appears in episode 15. An octopus-based monster and Dr. Bio's final lifeform. Umija was covered in tentacled limbs and was colored bluish grey. Umija was unleashed into the ocean where it would spawn from its arms. Dr. Bio's plan was to infect all the Earthlings with small aquatic parasites causing the infected person enter the ocean where they would turn into fish people. Spielban went scuba diving and confronted Umija. He told Diana what was going on and she volunteered herself as bait to lure Umija out of the water. Meanwhile, Spielban stumbled into Bio's hidden mountain lab and demolished it with his land vehicle. Diana, meanwhile, was engaged in battle with Umija, who could spit out a sludge-like material from the large opening on its face and Diana was hit by it. Spielban managed to join in the battle and kill the monster. After Umija was destroyed, the victims of the parasites were freed of their manic need for the ocean. Powers include swimming, summoning jellyfish from the palms that give bio lifeform horomes, and spawning parasites from the face.