

- #CHOUSOKU HENKEI GYROZETTER EMANGA DRIVERS#
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With Arcadia's forces under attack both at Mount Fuji and headquarters, Rinne must race to be back in time to save their base while Kakeru and Shunsuke take on the mysterious Eraser-01. Transcription: " Gekitō! Raibādo VS Giruteisu!" ( Japanese: 激闘!ライバードVSギルテイス!)
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With the chosen drivers heading to Mount Fuji for a training camp to improve their teamwork, Xenon prepares to unleash their secret weapon. Kakeru clashes with the new chosen driver, Shunsuke, leading to a race between the two highly competitive boys. Transcription: " Taisetsu! Rēshingu Batoru!" ( Japanese: 対決!レーシングバトル)
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When hints to the identity of the third chosen driver are deciphered on the Rosettagraphy, Kakeru decides they refer to his friend, Michie.

Transcription: " Kareinaru Daisan no Doraibā!" ( Japanese: 華麗なる第三のドライバー) Kakeru learns more about the secrets behind the Arcadian school and Gyrozetters, while his friend Rinne is revealed to be the second chosen driver. Transcription: " Rozettagurafī no Himitsu" ( Japanese: ロゼッタグラフィーの秘密) Student Todoroki Kakeru learns he is a 'chosen driver', becomes involved with the battle with the evil organization Xenon, and is given a special transforming car - a Gyrozetter - named Raibird. Transcription: " Raibādo Kakeru!" ( Japanese: ライバード駆ける!!)
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The series started on 2 October 2012 and ended on 24 September 2013. The opening is Let's Go! by Masahiko Kondō, the first ending is Strobe and the second ending, used from episode 18, is One Step, both by TEMPURA KIDZ. Manga Ī manga adaptation of the series, written and illustrated by Teruaki Mizuno, was serialized in Shueisha's Saikyō Jump manga magazine from October 2012 to April 2014.Ī total of three theme songs are used, one opening and two endings. In 2013, a Nintendo 3DS port called Chōsoku Henkei Gyrozetter Arubarosu Wings was released. The arcade machine features a transforming input, which switches between a steering wheel for vehicle mode and a joystick for the robot battle mode. The game has two modes, car racing and robot battling. The initial entry in the franchise was a 2012 arcade game, Chō Soku Henkei Gyrozetter, which incorporates a physical collectible card game. Souta Gunji ( 軍司ソウタ, Gunji Souta) Ilaser01 ( イレイザー01, iraeizar01) Voiced by: Mutsumi Tamura Rinne Inaba ( 稲葉りんね, Inaba Rinne) Voiced by: Yuka Iguchi Shunsuke Hayami ( 速水俊介, Hayami Shunsuke) Voiced by: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka Michinori Hane ( 羽根ミチノリ, Hane Michinori) Voiced by: Akio Suyama Satori Miwa ( 美輪サトリ, Miwa Satori) Voiced by: Arisa Kiyoto Media Video games His Gyrozetter, Raibird, uses a short sword, called "Thunderclap Blade", to deliver strikes at his enemies, and usually uses attacks based on Japanese wrestling moves, such as Lightning Slash, an diving attack. He usually used the word depressingly as an adjective, much to Rinne's dismay. However, whenever he sees someone in danger, he would not think twice before rushing to help, but when his friends were in deep danger, or if they were hurt in front of him, Kakeru sets his outgoing personality aside and unleashes his repressed hatred at his enemies. A young carefree boy who was very polite, and never forgets to smile and bow at whoever he met, although he regularly displayed recklessness that almost got him into trouble. The main protagonist of the series, and the first of the six chosen drivers selected by Arcadia. When Xenon, an evil organization bent on world domination, wreak havoc across New Yokohama City, Kakeru must gather the other "chosen drivers" foretold on the artifact known as the "Rosettagraph", and stop Xenon's evil plans.Ĭharacters Kakeru Todoroki ( 轟駆流, Todoroki Kakeru) Voiced by: Marina Inoue

The car, however, is actually also a transforming robot known as Gyrozetter. One day, Kakeru Todoroki, a fifth grader of Arcadia Academy, is summoned by the school principal and given an A.I. Special schools teaching children to drive A.I. Cars, have revolutionized the automotive industry. In 21st century Japan, vehicles with artificial intelligence for increased safety, known as A.I.
