Samurai Mecha

Samurai Mecha were the various mecha from the 1981 anime *Strongest Robo Daiohja*, also spelled Daioja or Daiouja. All mecha hail from the Ipron Galaxy ruled under the Kingdom of Edon.

## Setting

The events of the series take place in the Ipron Galaxy, a galaxy with high amount of life sustaining planets containing very strange forms of life, technology, and cultures. The ruling nation, the Kingdom of Edon, has had dominion of fifty total planets and their natural satellites for six hundred years. While little information about the backstory was never specified it was stated by Ske in episode 30 that they started as two warring early kingdoms consisting of the Higen and Shisei. Individuals capable of piloting or controlling mecha are Samurai, usually being a planetary leader in politics, military, or economics or their assistants. Because of this divide in social class this leaves most denizens on various worlds easy to exploit and rogues can be punished by Edon royals. Listed below are the various planets of the series and things worthy of note.

* **Edon**: Appears in the first and last episode. It is the galactic capital noted for being rich in resources. Denizens travel by flying cars. All Edon royals are born on this planet and after their sixteenth birthday, with the exception of Edward Mito at fourteen, take a secret tour on every planet.
* **Badolan**: Appears in episodes 1 and 2. It is an agriculture planet filled with giant bugs like Musko Kabutos used for farming and giant four-legged ants used for chariot drawing. The rich buy off land of poor to the point of destroying villages. The leading rogue samurai is Rubyita.
* **Dial**: Appears in episode 3. Aside from a high population of dinosaurs it contains farms and jungles with the rich living in futuristic cities. The planet is plagued by poachers usually connected to the government. The leading rogue samurai is Jira.
* **Stylou**: Appears in episode 4. Filled with futuristic cities with robot servants and is noted for having the most advanced technology in the galaxy. Factory slavery is enforced and is punished by death by being held in explosive hot air balloons. The leading rogue samurai is Zeniman.
* **Mikelan**: Appears in episode 5. The planet has rocky and pastures where statues are common. Areas fenced off punishable by death via petrification and statues are sometimes forced too close to homes for the sake of art. The leading rogue samurai is Omuku.
* **Sealand**: Appears in episode 6. It is a fishing planet with coastal villages. Notably the oceans have small toothed whales called Nishiki that are horded by the government because their meat is highly delectable. The leading rogue samurai is an unnamed minister of fish.
* **Bruaba**: Appears in episode 7. Noted for having two moons, the planet has flower beds and valleys. Female enslavement is common at the threat of the government withholding water. The leading rogue samurai is Dagotel.
* **Suomu**: Appears in episode 8. The planet orbital ring while the surface is stormy and mountainous. It manufactures and supplies robots throughout the galaxy and is populated by robotic engineers. Giant crabs called Kaninda are common and robots based on them were constructed when the government had ambitions of overthrowing the Kingdom of Edon. The leading rogue samurai is Dougara.
* **Ayan**: Only mentioned in episode 9.
* **Bruero**: Appears in episode 9. It is filled with flowerbeds and futuristic cities powered by windmills for water distribution. Land transportation required for denizens. Electricity is monopolized and workers are executed upon being unable to work. The leading rogue samurai is Eregy.
* **Flowsu**: Appears in episode 10. The planet has flowerbeds mostly composed of tulips and ravines. It is governed entirely by women while men are slaves and death sentences are done by stoning due to centuries of war. The leading rogue samurai is Zeura.
* **Movie**: Appears in episode 11. Noted for having twin orbital rings. It is where motion pictures are produced and the denizens live in futuristic cities. Actors are placed in dangerous scenarios for entertainment until they die. The leading rogue samurai is Guroza.
* **Grand**: Appears in episode 12. Filled with hills and shrubs, the planet has a high population of ceramic artists stone and denizens live in walled towns. An embargo against civilians having ceramics was enforced. The leading rogue samurai is Hagi.
* **Kira Kira**: Appears in episode 13. The planet sparkles around exosphere while the surface is filled with beach resorts. The royal family had connections to unruly street thugs. The leading rogue samurai is Drago.
* **Indelial**: Appears in episode 14. A city planet where brutal children labor camps based on grades are made to increase test scores. It is heavily implied sports and cooking are looked downed upon as hobbies. The leading rogue samurai is an unnamed superintendent.
* **Animal**: Appears in episode 15. Filled with jungles and plateaus and used as a safari tourist attraction. Aside from toothy condors and flamingos it has carnivorous rhinos called Wakinabi that feed on denizens for the entertainment of the rich. The leading rogue samurai is Gori.
* **Etoluna**: Appears in episode 16. The planet has intense electrical storms and jungles with swamps. The wildlife consists of carnivorous red flowers and giants such as unseen spiders, twin headed boas, fish finned crocodiles, and toads. Noted for having a high athletic population with failure being exiled to swamps to die and cities are guarded by hover tanks. The leading rogue samurai is Karda.
* **Ekyu**: Only mentioned in episode 16.
* **Daikin**: Appears in episode 17. It is a planet with volcanoes that emit molten gold and deserts. Among the wildlife are walking docile cacti with eyes called Sabouttes. Denizens are forced to construct stone pyramids made to resemble gold. Those that live in cities travel by hover cars and sell gold items. The leading rogue samurai is Zuruda.
* **Mound**: Appears in episode 18. It is filled with glaciers and susceptible to earthquakes that break the ice thanks to strong fluxes in gravity. Aside from the sparsely populated denizens are giant walruses called Goadas. Denizens unable to pay their taxes become slaves to the government. The leading rogue samurai is Kira.
* **Ginga**: Only mentioned in episode 18.
* **Breadon**: Appears in episode 19. A planet with forests and valleys where trees grow various breads that are harvested. Every five years a contest is held for who delivers special loafs to rulers. Hover cars are used for travel between farms. The leading rogue samurai is Jaguma.
* **Wash**: Appears in episode 20. It has cities with very high standards of politeness and obedience to royalty. Hover fire trucks are used by its fire department. The leading rogue samurai is Makoto.
* **Joodoh**: Appears in episode 21. A planet with an oval shaped moon while the surface is filled with volcanoes and deserts. The Jinkoto Computer was made by Edon scientists to monitor volcanic activity. Denizens live in futuristic cities and have insectoid eyes. For defense against invaders it has hidden red laser turrets in cliffs against invaders. Jinkoto robots enslaved civilians for weapon construction to conquer the Kingdom of Edon. The leading rogue samurai is Dermo.
* **Narshia**: Appears in episode 22. It is filled with flowerbeds and mountains. Noted for having a high population of highly regarded doctors that are sparsely populated on ranches when not living in a city. Doctors are usually extorted out of money with their licenses threatened to be revoked by a council connected to the government. The leading rogue samurai is Balsa.
* **Colonist**: Appears in episode 23. A planet with a small moon while the surface has deserts and rocks with caves. Noted for having no rain for half a year at a time. Denizens have horns growing from their ears and live in towns frequently raids by bandits called Tozuko. In terms of wildlife horses are pink, devoid of hair, and as they age can form camel humps on their back. The leading rogue samurai is an unnamed leader of the Tozuko.
* **Arosse**: Appears in episode 24. Noted for having rodeos with pink kangaroos called Imagons as steeds while the planet has grassy hills and mountains. The leading rogue samurai is Gorian, a traitor who failed to overthrow the Kingdom of Edon ten years before the start of the series.
* **Peace**: Appears in episode 25. It is a commercial hub for spaceships filled with rocky pastures while having no water or raw materials. The denizens, having brown skin and large facial whiskers, steal from traveling spaceships during nightfall and use market places for trade. They also use tractor beams for nearby ships to down them. The leading rogue samurai is Barrack.
* **Tonja**: Appears in episode 26. A planet with jungles and mountains where denizens are wild guerilla fighters divided by Tonzar and Shazan tribes. Both sides buy weapons from arms dealers. In terms of wildlife marshes are populated by frogs with pig-like noses to stick onto prey. The leading rogue samurai is Burika.
* **Insaria**: Appears in episode 27. It is filled with grassy meadows and mountains with wildlife consisting of small blue dogs, white cats, and red flying lizards. It has many ancient stone temple ruins from the Kingdom of Edon's early history although land owners ravage ruins for theme parks and lock up the elderly who protest. The leading rogue samurai is Gurabasa.
* **Camelia**: Appears in episode 28. A planet with grassy hills, mountains, lakes, and forests. It is highly regarded for nature preservation and hot springs. Hover cars are used by the sparse population to travel. Both the denizens and white swans of this planet have antennae on the head. The leading rogue samurai is Adolph.
* **Baniho**: Appears in episode 29. The main continent resembles a bird while on the surface it is mostly ocean and has a red sky. The denizens and tourists are often raided by pirates in viking boats to be forced into slavery. The leading rogue samurai is Greg.
* **Etolan**: Appears in episode 30. One third of the planet is ocean where fishing is significant and it has a single moon. Denizens live in villages with cats as pets and use hover cars. In terms of wildlife octopi wear head bands likely lost at sea by fishermen. Lords exploit citizens by paying little for fish caught. The leading rogue samurai is Doredo.
* **Dream**: Appears in episodes 31 and 32. Noted for having an abandoned orbital theme park populated by scavengers and rats after it became a junkyard. The government exiles those deemed useless to abandoned satellite park. From orbit the major roads resemble webbing and buildings are built on mushroom-like plateaus. Citizens are usually strapped to giant yellow dominoes for the amusement of the king. The leading rogue samurai is Mageta.
* **Kanda**: Appears in episode 33. Noted for having the largest collection of books in the galaxy. It has mountains and forests while towns frequently destroyed by terrorists disguised as aliens by Inken. While the planet is ruled by Slimu, the leading rogue samurai is Inken.
* **Pythagora**: Appears in episode 34. Noted for having a high regard for mathematics It is a planet with flowerbeds and plateaus while denizens live in. futuristic cities consisting of turning buildings to absorb solar radiation. Denizens have cat-like ears and use hover cars for travel. Citizens are killed based on having favorable data or not from Data King computer. The leading rogue samurai is the unnamed king.
* **Proun**: Appears in episode 35. A planet that imitates the culture and goods of Edon where price gouging is rampant. In terms of wildlife it has peach cranes with three antennae and red forehead circle and yellow dogs with forehead spiral antenna used as pets. Denizens are forced to make replications in prison-like factories when they become adults, leaving babies to be taken care of by children. The leading rogue samurai is Mebalo.
* **Canaan**: Appears in episodes 36 and 37. It is admired for tranquility and majesty throughout the galaxy and is mostly ocean. The military used underground bases to store vehicles. Notable is that the sky consists of horizontal lines of white, green, and blue devoid of clouds. Denizens have cat-like ears and live in villages the military ravages with impunity. The land has forests and mountains with winged unicorns among the wildlife. The leading rogue samurai is Shuttle.
* **Moroha**: Appears in episode 38. It is a farming world with grassy meadows and hills. Spotted sheep are used for farming and pink horses for transportation. Noted for having various martial arts dojos. The leading rogue samurai is Jakkin.
* **Togen**: Appears in episode 39. Noted for having trees fifty meters tall and the planet using hermits that use magic. A giant computer was created by an Edon scientist five hundred years before the events of the series used to alter weather via cloud creation and left in the hands of the hermits. The planet has forests and mountains with purple smog around the mountains. The leading rogue samurai is hermit apprentice Yarugon rather than the unnamed king.
* **Paramin**: Appears in episodes 40 and 41. Noted for having one hundred twenty islands and is mostly ocean with denizens in fishing villages. In terms of while life are many unique fish like the unseen Tourogio Fish and rare Paradise Coral. Fishing villages use jet boats and jetskis to travel. A ban by law enforcement prevented fishing and punished villages by burning them. The leading rogue samurai is the unnamed lord.
* **Gold**: Appears in episode 42. The planet has rare golden birds that sparkle and feathers are sold to tourists. It is filled with forests and populated with purple rats and black peacocks. Fake golden birds are made for money via painting black peacocks and the government kills any who discover this. The leading rogue samurai is Golden.
* **Mindoro**: Appears in episode 43. It is filled with deserts and plateaus. Denizens live in towns that steam trains for transportation. In terms of wildlife there are giant cacti the size of skyscrapers and bear sized black pigs. Steam trains are usually robbed by the Goto Gang for gold. The leading rogue samurai is Goido.
* **Sekupia**: Appears in episodes 44 and 45. It is a crossroads planet that uses spaceships for tourists called Olivugo and is similar to Edon. The leading rogue samurai is Liga who is in league with Gatsu.
* **Uraese**: Appears in episodes 44 and 45. It is a mineral mining planet noted for having constructed Daiohja. It has an orbital space port for fueling while the planet has snow, forests, and caces. In terms of wildlife giant ostriches are used as cavalry and ducks have a high resistance to cold temperatures. The leading rogue samurai is Gatsu who is in league with Liga.
* **Phantom**: Appears in episode 46. It is the most dangerous planet in the Kingdom of Edon due to few humans living on it. The planet mountains and jungles populated with strange wildlife such as snakes with human-like heads, Wakinabis, talking white gorillas, bears, lions, and elephants with forehead horns. It was researched by Professor Big until he died although his son lived with the animals. It is occasionally targeted as poachers. The leading rogue samurai is an unnamed poacher boss.
* **Cotton**: Appears in episode 47. A planet with flowerbeds and hills where denizens live in towns and dislike their king. While the planet is ruled by King Sofa the leading rogue samurai is Kodo.
* **Darizu**: Appears in episode 48. A planet where the denizens live in cities and use hover cars. Motorcycle gangs cause havoc with aid from cops and arranged marriages are common with the rich. The leading rogue samurai is Urudo.
* **Bonanza**: Appears in episodes 49 and 50. It is the planet closest to Edon and known for throwing massive carnivals and selling various foods from around the galaxy. Denizens live cities and have been in the Kingdom of Edon's control for five hundred years which has left the modern denizens in a state of wanting freedom. The leading rogue samurai is Deathban.
* **Orilu**: Only mentioned in the final episode.

## Edon Royal Mecha

* **Daiohja**: Height: 25 meters. Weight: 240 tons. Flight Speed: Mach 10. Powers include being composed of Edoganium Armor that gives it a high resistance to physical and electrical attacks, Daiohja Javelin (spear with mace in middle), Beam Bow Gun (in each wrist, explosive arrows charged with pink energy), Diamond Cutters (two shurikens in knees), Arm Missiles (4-tube missile launcher in each hand), Daiohja Missiles (three from pelvis, Hammer Chains (twin chained maces), Thunder Sword, Daiohja Shield which stores the Thunder Sword, Triangle Beam from the torso that entraps enemies in an energy pyramid, and the Lightning Thunder Crumble which summons 3 million volts of lightning after striking an enemy.
	+ **Ace Redder**: Height: 17.8 meters. Weight: 80 tons. Flight Speed: Mach 5. Powers include a torso tractor beam, Ace Saber (stored in left hip), and performing Cross Triangle to become Daiohja. Used by Prince Mito.
	+ **Aorider**: Height: 17 meters. Weight: 70 tons. Flight Speed: Mach 3. Powers include a torso tractor beam, Beam Pistol (stored on right hip, 5 kilometer range), Spear Ax (two frontal blades, stored in torso), and performing Cross Triangle to become Daiohja. Used by Duke Skado.
	+ **Cobalter**: Height: 17.2 meters. Weight: 90 tons. Flight Speed: Mach 3. Powers include a torso tractor beam, Hammer Stick (mace with chain attached spikes (, stored in right shoulder), a spiked round shield on the left arm that can be used as a throwing weapon, and performing Cross Triangle to become Daiohja. Used by Baron Kirks.
* **Prince of Universe Rocket**: The primary transport of the three robots that make up Daiohja and Sparrow Hawk. It is usually abbreviated to POUR. Powers include flight, six double barreled turrets on each side of the hull that fire yellow lasers, a green sphered barrier, and rear chained clamp.
* **Sparrow Hawk**: A space fighter used by Shinobu that rarely appeared. Powers include flight, twin laser machine guns each side of cockpit, triple missile launchers each wing, and an underside net.
* **Zeppelin Hindenburg Enterprise**: A double-blimp spaceship used by Baljang and Ginmai starting in episode 14. In episode 32 it is revealed Dr. Kodoku created it for Baron Go. Aside from flight it also has three emergency landing balloons and a giant badge with the Edon seal.
* **Green Hover Bikes**: Three hover bikes used by Ske, Kaku, and Shinobu only used in episode 18.

## Ally Mecha

* **Zeronica**: Appears in episode 11. Its only known power is an ax.
* **Oujin Deathbe**: Appears in episode 13. Powers include flight, a spear, and a left arm round shield.
* **Town Militia Robot**: Appears in episode 23. Its only known power is a left wrist wround shield.
* **Cross Aider**: Powers include flight, dividing into three smaller jets, and pink energy missiles from the underside. It was created by Professor Kodoku in episode 31 to aid Daiohja.
	+ **Power Sky**: Used by Ace Red, it was capable of flight, attaching, and firing orange energy balls from the twin front sections.
	+ **Power Dart**: Used by Aorider, it was capable of flight, attaching, and firing twin green lasers.
	+ **Power Tank**: Used by Cobalter, it was capable of flight, attaching, and firing twin green lasers.
* **Mushad**: Appears in episode 33. Powers include flight and a green beam sword.
* **Brown Biplane**: Appeared in episode 43. Powers include flight and a machine gun. It was used by Shinobu to rescue the men from the military.
* **Sumaking**: Appears in episode 47. Powers include the right fist attached to a chain, high jumping, and a wrecking ball in the torso. It was used as the personal mecha of King Sofa.

## Rogue Samurai Mecha

* **Shigarus**:
	+ **Brown Shigaru**: Appear in episodes 1, 13, 18, and 22. Powers include flight, and orange laser rifle, dual shoulder shields, and a sword stored in the back. Reappear in Super Robot Wars Game Cube.
	+ **Purple Shigaru**: Appear in episode 4 and classified as Escort Robots. Powers include flight, an orange laser rifle, and dual shoulder shields.
	+ **Red Shigaru**: Appear in episode 5. Powers include flight and a spear.
* **Excavator Robots**: Appear in episode 2. Powers include pincer claw hands that fire orange lasers and flight.
* **Solbeck**: Appears in episode 2. Powers include flight and shoulder orange lasers.
* **Hellberos**: Appears in episode 2. Powers include flight, twin cutlasses stored on the back, and pectoral missiles.
* **Saurers**: Appears in episode 3. Powers include high jumping, a flamethrower in both dragon head mouths, twin shoulder blue lasers, and abdomen rockets.
* **Zelanzni**: Appears in episode 4. Powers include high jumping, a double sided lance, pectoral missiles, and hand regeneration.
* **Dantes**: Appears in episode 5. Powers include flight, rocky armor, and a double sided chained mace.
* **Boboon**: Appears in episode 6. Powers include a searchlight in the single eye and purple lasers from the fingers with only four on each hand.
* **Grotester**: Appears in episode 6. Its only known power is green electric bolts from the mouth.
* **Isaac**: Appears in episode 6. Powers include a sword and high jumping.
* **Hadias**: Appears in episode 7. Powers include dual pectoral ports that fire yellow beams and rockets, knuckle spikes, and a sword on the right hip.
* **Kaninda Robots**: Appear in episode 8. Powers include green eye lasers and pincer claw hands.
* **Kanimede**: Appears in episode 8. Powers include flight, pincer claw hands, and six missile launchers in each pectoral.
* **Mogul**: Appears in episode 9. Powers include flight and electric shocks.
* **Eregick**: Appears in episode 9. Powers include flight and a cutlass stored on the back.
* **Mazones**: Appears in episode 10. Powers include flight, pectoral missiles, energy cutters from hands, a whip, orange energy blases from the crown, and spinning spears in each pectoral.
* **Yerumarco**: Appears in episode 11. Powers include a revolver stored on the left hip and twin machine guns in the torso.
* **Daimagasin**: Appears in episode 12. Powers include a saber, high jumping, and a missile launcher in the abdomen.
* **Johan Robot**: Appears in episode 12. Its only known power is having a pair of sword arms.
* **Tamazus**: Appear in episode 13. Powers include flight, orange shoulder energy bolts, and a beam pistol. Three of these were constructed.
	+ **Drago's Tamazu**: Appear in episode 13. Powers include flight and orange shoulder energy bolts.
* **Games**: Appears in episode 14. Powers include burrowing, three drill missile launchers on each hand, dual blue beam launchers for each shoulder, flight, an electric tail, and a detachable lower half.
* **Pedormer**: Appears in episode 15. Powers include flight and mouth flames.
* **Heilcross**: Appears in episode 16 and also goes by the name of Garigaros. Powers include flight, a bladed claws for the right hand, and missiles from left hand fingers.
* **Putregor**: Appears in episode 17. Powers include a whip, dual pectoral missile launchers, and high jumping.
* **Black Rook**: Appears in episode 18. Powers include dividing into castle towers, spiked ball launchers in each hand, a sword stored in the back, and a launchable claw from the right hand.
* **Bagal**: Appears in episode 19. Powers include a double sided serrated sword and an abdomen grenade launcher.
* **Espieton**: Appears in episode 20. Powers include explosive bowling pins, agility, blue energy bolts from the jester hat ball, detachable legs for short distance flight, neck rockets, and a mace staff that emits fire.
* **Jinkoto Patrol Robots**: Appear in episode 21. Powers include flight, head sensor antenna, a blue forehead laser, and green energy rings from the eyes.
* **Jinkoto Soldier Robots**: Appear in episode 21. Powers include a laser rifle, burrowing, and a falcata.
* **Majin**: Appears in episode 21. Powers include a large sword, rocky armor, and belt buckle missiles.
* **Docmes**: Appears in episode 22. Powers include a large blade for the right arm, a left hand claw, yellow forehead lasers, and large rockets from the torso behind the necktie.
* **Donkugozomes**: Appears in episode 23. Powers include a machete, a 6-barreled automatic pistol, high jumping, combining with Bandit Robot, using its sombrero as a boomerang, and a whip.
	+ **Bandit Robot**: Appears in episode 23. Powers include torso rockets, high jumping, and a horse form used as Donkugozomes's horse.
* **Bisgork**: Appears in episode 24. Powers include flight, pink electric lasers from the fingers and torso, twin wired harpoons from the abdomen, launchable fists, and a forked sword stored in right knee. It was the last in a series of robots stolen from failed rebellion ten years prior.
* **Mug Tower**: Appears in episode 25. Powers include treads, four retractable claw, and an orange gravity beam from the head.
* **Gargazoom**: Appears in episode 26. Powers include sharp claws, five back missile launchers, rolling into a ball, and a long tongue.
* **Technog**: Appears in episode 27. Powers include levitation and a double sided baton that fires green energy bolts.
* **Jado**: Appears in episode 28. Powers include burrowing, three green laser guns on each wrist, spawning holograms, green pectoral beams, and clawed fingers.
* **Cyclos**: Appears in episode 29. Its only known power is a laser cannon for the main body.
* **Danjo**: Appears in episode 30. Powers include a katana stored on the left hip, constricting yellow hair that emits green electric surges, and neck missiles.
* **Dragen**: Appears in episode 31. Powers include flight, orange lasers from the head and arms, an underside laser resistant claw that extends short distances, and a harpoon in each arm.
* **Mageta Fighters**: Appear in episode 31. Powers include flight, wing missiles, and an orange laser gun on each side of the cockpit.
* **Magedak**: Appears in episode 32. Powers include a lance that fires pink energy beams, a left wrist round shield, and a forehead cannon.
* **Hybirddon**: Appears in episode 32. Powers include strength, dual wrist blue energy cannons, twin white beam cannons in each pectoral, an entraping electric ray from the antennae, and charging the body for a flying ram attack.
* **Inken Fighter**: Appear in episode 33. Powers include flight and nose lasers.
* **Vegloss**: Appears in episode 33. Powers include green torso beams, a red electric ray from the head grill, and launchable hands. It resembles the xenomorph from the 1979 movie *Alien*.
* **Thalomeides**: Appears in episode 34. Powers include eye missile launchers, orange heat ray cannon for the right arm, a left hand claw, and toe drills.
* **Gorobbot**: Appears in episode 35. Powers include three missiles on the back, a 3-tube missile pod in each pectoral, blue lasers from the fingers consisting of four for each hand, and four white restraining lasers from the single eye.
* **Canaan Saucers**: Appear in episode 36. Powers include flight and an orange underside laser cannon.
* **Emperios Cougar**: Appears in episode 37. Powers include an electric whip stored in the torso, dual elbow blades that can detach, an extendable head blade, nine laser ports in each pectoral, a retractable sword in the right wrist, and self destructing with great force.
* **Han**: Appears in episode 38. Powers include nuncucks and an iron claw for the left hand.
* **Hermit Star**: Appears in episode 39. Powers include levitation, weather control, a 3-tube missile launcher on left side, twin diamond cannons on right side, and freezing tornadoes from frontal orb.
* **Prison Boats**: Appear in episode 40. Powers include a triple-barreled turret each side of the hull and twin searchlights on the bridge.
* **White Dragon Robot**: Appears in episodes 40 and 41. Powers include swimming, a whale fluke for bashing with three missile launchers in the base, levitation, dual side rocket launchers, yellow eye lasers, and fangs that emit electric shocks.
* **Golden Storm**: Appears in episode 42. Powers include flight, a katana stored on the left hip, red lasers from the single eye, machine guns in the left wrist, windy toxic gas emitter in each shoulder, and yellow energy blasts from the G on the abdomen.
* **Machine Buffer**: Appears in episode 43. Powers include burrowing, twin head horns, and dual nose lasers.
* **Gatres Third**: Appears in episode 45. Powers include a round shield that fires nine pink lasers, a claymore stored on the back that emits red electric shocks, and high jumping.
* **Bantalo**: Appears in episode 46. Powers include a kangaroo-like pouch, claw arms, a pink electric laser from the head, and three net missile launchers on the underside.
* **Catchans**: Appear in episode 46. Powers include a net and twin blaster cannons under the cockpit. Two of these were constructed to assist Bantalo
* **Tatami Robot**: Appears in episode 47. Powers include a cutlass stored in the left hip, orange eye lasers, and high jumping.
* **Krousuko**: Appears in episode 48. Powers include a frontal spiked ball used as a wheel, a lance for each arm, and pectoral missiles.
* **Zoldags**: Appear in episode 50. Powers include flight and a blue laser rifle. They heavily resemble the storm troopers from *Star Wars*. Reappear in Super Robot Wars Game Cube.
* **Helldeads**: Appear in episode 50. Two of these were constructed to assist Deathbander and were only equipped with a yellow beam saber. They heavily resemble Boba Fett from *Star Wars*.
* **Deathbander**: Appears in episode 50. Powers include pink finger lasers from the right hand, a pink beam saber that fires electric surges, three missile launchers on the torso, and a clawed left hand. It heavily resembles Darth Vader from *Star Wars*. Reappears in Super Robot Wars Game Cube.