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The six Gaoranger were fighting the Orgs as usual, but a strong impulse pulled them along with Tetomu into a rift in space-time. They arrived in Org Island, a volcanic island in another dimension that is ruled by the Orgs. To regain the island's freedom, the Gaorangers joined forces with the island's resistance to face off against the three Org Brothers.
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The six Gaoranger were fighting the Orgs as usual, but a strong impulse pulled them along with Tetomu into a rift in space-time. They arrived in Org Island, a volcanic island in another dimension that is ruled by the Orgs. To regain the island's freedom, the Gaorangers joined forces with the island's resistance to face off against the three Org Brothers.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Junki Takegami
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, Toei Animation, TV Asahi, Toei Video Company, Toei Advertising, Bandai
Cast
Satoshi Morota
Director
Noboru Kaneko
Kakero Shishi / Gao Red
Kei Horie
Gaku Washio / Gao Yellow
Takeru Shibaki
Kai Samezu / Gao Blue
Kazuyoshi Sakai
Soutarou Ushigome / Gao Black
Mio Takeuchi
Sae Taiga / Gao White
Tetsuji Tamayama
Tsukumaro Oogami / Gao Silver
Takemi
Tetomu
Rei Saito
Tsuetsue
Kouichi Sakaguchi
Yabaiba (voice)
Mikio Osawa
Kaito
Yasushi Satô
Princess Iriya
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