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|japanese=SOS! 地球防衛指令 | |japanese=SOS! 地球防衛指令 | ||
|romaji=SOS! Chikyū Bōei Shirei | |romaji=SOS! Chikyū Bōei Shirei | ||
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|production company=[[TakaraTomy|Takara]], [[Toei]] | |||
|compiled by=[[Masumi Kaneda]] | |compiled by=[[Masumi Kaneda]] | ||
|continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]] | |continuity=[[Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity]] | ||
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*[[Galaxy Shuttle]] (11) | *[[Galaxy Shuttle]] (11) | ||
*[[Machtackle]] (12) | *[[Machtackle]] (12) | ||
*[[Star Saber ( | *[[Star Saber (Victory)|Star Saber]] (13) | ||
*[[Braver]] (14) | *[[Braver]] (14) | ||
*[[Blacker]] (15) | *[[Blacker]] (15) | ||
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*[[Wing]] (25) | *[[Wing]] (25) | ||
*[[Tacker]] (29) | *[[Tacker]] (29) | ||
*[[Dash ( | *[[Dash (Victory)|Dash]] (30) | ||
*[[Mach]] (31) | *[[Mach]] (31) | ||
*[[Tackle]] (32) | *[[Tackle]] (32) | ||
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*[[Landcross (Victory)|Landcross]] (34) | *[[Landcross (Victory)|Landcross]] (34) | ||
*[[Road Caesar]] (37) | *[[Road Caesar]] (37) | ||
|c2= | |c2= | ||
*[[Leozack]] (2) | *[[Leozack]] (2) | ||
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*[[Liokaiser]] (35) | *[[Liokaiser]] (35) | ||
*[[Gaihawk]] (36) | *[[Gaihawk]] (36) | ||
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*[[Jean Minakaze]] (19) | *[[Jean Minakaze]] (19) | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*This episode is the ninth of ''Victory'''s many clip shows, and the third of six released directly to home video. Combining clips from "[[Crisis! Ambush in the Desert]]", "[[Tanker Hijack Operation]]", "[[Unite!! Multiforce]]" and "[[Battle Up of Wrath!!]]", the episode showcases some of the times that the Decepticons threatened human power plants, facilities and cities in their quest for energy. Yeah, they didn't use many episodes for something with such a broad spectrum, did they? | * This episode is the ninth of ''Victory'''s many clip shows, and the third of six released directly to home video. Combining clips from "[[Crisis! Ambush in the Desert]]", "[[Tanker Hijack Operation]]", "[[Unite!! Multiforce]]" and "[[Battle Up of Wrath!!]]", the episode showcases some of the times that the Decepticons threatened human power plants, facilities and cities in their quest for energy. Yeah, they didn't use many episodes for something with such a broad spectrum, did they? | ||
*Like the other home-video clip shows from ''[[The Headmasters (cartoon)|The Headmasters]]'' and ''[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)|Super-God Masterforce]]'', it was not included on either the [[Metrodome]] or [[Madman Entertainment]] DVD collections of the series. | |||
* Like the other home-video clip shows from ''[[The Headmasters (cartoon)|The Headmasters]]'' and ''[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)|Super-God Masterforce]]'', it was not included on either the [[Metrodome]] or [[Madman Entertainment]] DVD collections of the series. | |||
[[Category:Clip shows]] | [[Category:Clip shows]] | ||
[[Category:Victory episodes]] | [[Category:Victory episodes]] | ||
Revision as of 05:56, 11 August 2009
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| "SOS! Global Defense Directive" (SOS! Chikyū Bōei Shirei) | ||||||
| Production company | Takara, Toei | |||||
| Compiled by | Masumi Kaneda | |||||
| Continuity | Japanese Generation 1 cartoon continuity | |||||
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Featured characters
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Notes
- This episode is the ninth of Victory's many clip shows, and the third of six released directly to home video. Combining clips from "Crisis! Ambush in the Desert", "Tanker Hijack Operation", "Unite!! Multiforce" and "Battle Up of Wrath!!", the episode showcases some of the times that the Decepticons threatened human power plants, facilities and cities in their quest for energy. Yeah, they didn't use many episodes for something with such a broad spectrum, did they?
- Like the other home-video clip shows from The Headmasters and Super-God Masterforce, it was not included on either the Metrodome or Madman Entertainment DVD collections of the series.
