Sengoku Majin GoShogun - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Goshogun, Take Off!

Try-3's Fierce Fight

Little Fighter, Go

A Dangerous Prank

The Hellish Fantasyland

The Monster With Flashing Eyes

Allies in the Hidden Base

Goshogun Cannot Return

The Diamonds Burn Out

The Terrifying Secret of Beamler

Flowers For You

Montmartre, Land of Goodbyes

Clash in the Underworld

OVA Alone

The Queen of the Hot Sands

Farewell, Days of My Youth

Good Thunder in Great Danger

Kenta Pilots Goshogun

Crush the Secret London Base

Satellite Broadcast: This is Docooga

The Emperor's Intrigues

Grounded! A Mystery From Below

Good Thunder on the Loose

Crush the Ocean's Enemy

Countdown to the Final Fight

The Never-Ending Journey
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