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** In the original anime, the aristocratic commander Heinel was the Cain to the heroic Kenichi's Abel (though neither of them knew it until the very last episode). [[spoiler: However, in ''Victory Five'', it turns out that Heinel has a Cain of his own, in the form of his twin sister Marine. When she was born, Heinel's grandparents had her given away to an aristocrat ruling family of another planet, as in Boazania, it is a custom that twins are unlucky. It is also a Boazanian custom to hate your twin, and Marine despises Heinel. She is a cruel, horned noble who enjoys hurting humans (much like Heinel at the beginning of the series), and Heinel stands up to her cruelty and helps the Voltes team defeat her.]]
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** In the original anime, the aristocratic commander Heinel was the Cain to the heroic Kenichi's Abel (though neither of them knew it until the very last episode). [[spoiler: However, in ''Victory Five'', it turns out that Heinel has a Cain of his own, in the form of his twin sister Marine. When she was born, Heinel's grandparents had her given away to an aristocrat ruling family of another planet, as in Boazania, it is a custom that twins are unlucky. It is also a Boazanian custom to hate your twin, and Marine despises Heinel. She is a cruel, horned noble who enjoys hurting humans (much like Heinel at the beginning of the series), and Heinel stands up to her cruelty and helps the Voltes team Team helps him defeat her.]]
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* IHaveYourWife: Jewellion kidnaps Kentaro, the father of the Go brothers, as one of the delegates she takes to Dunant.
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* IHaveYourWife: Jewellion kidnaps Kentaro, Kentaro/Gohl, the father of Prince Heinel and the Go brothers, as one of the delegates she takes to Dunant.
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* MixedAncestry: Fantastical variant: [[spoiler: Jewellion and her sister are half-Boazanian, half-Baamite]]. Kenichi, Daijirou and Hiyoshi are also half-Boazanian.
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* {{Fanservice}}: Filled to the brim with it. From Megumi/Erika/Chizuru's bathroom scenes, to Erika being hel-plessly restrained, to Marine's revealing clothing, to the mysterious girl Chiri being ''bare naked'', to the various female background characters....
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'''NOTE: Creator/TadaoNagahama did NOT have any involvement in writing the manga.'''
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Oleana is a caring mother figure to Garuda, unlike her [[CompleteMonster incarnation]] in the [[Anime/CombattlerV original anime]]. [[spoiler: She even sacrifices herself to save Garuda from Heinel]].
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Oleana is a caring mother figure to Garuda, unlike her [[CompleteMonster incarnation]] incarnation in the [[Anime/CombattlerV original anime]]. [[spoiler: She even sacrifices herself to save Garuda from Heinel]].
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* CastFullOfPrettyBoys: [[spoiler: Heinel, Garuda and Richter. [[BackFromTheDead No]], [[https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Prince_Heinel/Gallery#Manga really]]]]
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* CastFullOfPrettyBoys: [[spoiler: Sharkin, Heinel, Garuda and Richter. [[BackFromTheDead No]], [[https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Prince_Heinel/Gallery#Manga com/wiki/Prince_Heinel/Gallery?file=Prince_Heinel_7.jpg#Manga really]]]]
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* LoveTriangle: Chiri loves Hyouma, who loves Chizuru.
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* LoveTriangle: Chiri loves Hyouma, who canonically loves Chizuru.Chizuru in ''Anime/CombattlerV''. However, their romance is [[RetCon retconned]] here, and Hyouma is left [[ObliviousToLove oblivious]] to both of their feelings.
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* PrimarilyColourChampion: Voltes V and Combattler V.
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* PrimarilyColourChampion: PrimaryColourChampion: Voltes V and Combattler V.
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* CastFullOfLongPrettyBoys: [[spoiler: Heinel, Garuda and Richter. [[BackFromTheDead No]], [[https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Prince_Heinel/Gallery#Manga really]]]]
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* CastFullOfLongPrettyBoys: CastFullOfPrettyBoys: [[spoiler: Heinel, Garuda and Richter. [[BackFromTheDead No]], [[https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Prince_Heinel/Gallery#Manga really]]]]
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* CastFullOfLongHairedPrettyBoys: [[spoiler: Heinel, Garuda and Richter. [[BackFromTheDead No]], [[https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Prince_Heinel/Gallery#Manga really]]]]
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*CastFullOfLongHairedPrettyBoys: [[spoiler: Heinel, Garuda and Richter. [[BackFromTheDead No]], [[https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Prince_Heinel/Gallery#Manga really]]]]
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* IHaveYourWife: Jewellion kidnaps Kentaro, the father of the Go brothers, who's one of the delegates she takes to Dunant.
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* IHaveYourWife: Jewellion kidnaps Kentaro, the father of the Go brothers, who's as one of the delegates she takes to Dunant.
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* {{Fanservice}}: Filled to the brim with it. From Megumi/Erika/Chizuru's bathroom scenes, to Erika being hel-plessly restrained, to Marine's revealing clothing, to the mysterious girl Chiri being ''bare naked'', to the various female background characters....
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* {{Fanservice}}: Filled to the brim with it. From Megumi/Erika/Chizuru's bathroom scenes, to Erika being hel-plessly restrained, to Marine's revealing clothing, to the mysterious girl Chiri being ''bare naked'', to the various female background characters....
*NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: This happens to all three robots:
**Combattler V receives upgrades and becomes Combattler VI.
**Voltes V receives the Volt Roller and the Volt Spinner, becoming Voltes VII.
**Daimos receives a SpearCounterpart in the form of Battle Robot Phobos, who is pink, has a closed mouth, and has wings. Phobos is primarily piloted by Erika, who wants to fight [[BattleCouple alongside the man she loves]], and fuelled by ThePowerOfLove.
*PrimarilyColourChampion: Voltes V and Combattler V.
**Combattler V receives upgrades and becomes Combattler VI.
**Voltes V receives the Volt Roller and the Volt Spinner, becoming Voltes VII.
**Daimos receives a SpearCounterpart in the form of Battle Robot Phobos, who is pink, has a closed mouth, and has wings. Phobos is primarily piloted by Erika, who wants to fight [[BattleCouple alongside the man she loves]], and fuelled by ThePowerOfLove.
*PrimarilyColourChampion: Voltes V and Combattler V.
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* ShoutOut: Possibly. Planet Dunant could be a reference to ''Literature/{{Dune}}''. It wouldn't be the first time the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy gave a shout-out to it, as ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' had a character named [[AmbiguouslyGay Gurney Halleck]].
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* ShoutOut: Possibly. Planet Dunant could be a reference to ''Literature/{{Dune}}''. It wouldn't be the first time the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy gave a shout-out to it, the novel, as ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' had a character named [[AmbiguouslyGay Gurney Halleck]].
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* {{Shoutout}}: Possibly. Planet Dunant could be a reference to ''Literature/{{Dune}}''. It wouldn't be the first time the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy gave a shout-out to it, as ''Anime/Daimos'' had a character named [[AmbiguouslyGay Gurney Halleck]].
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* {{Shoutout}}: ShoutOut: Possibly. Planet Dunant could be a reference to ''Literature/{{Dune}}''. It wouldn't be the first time the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy gave a shout-out to it, as ''Anime/Daimos'' ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' had a character named [[AmbiguouslyGay Gurney Halleck]].
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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: The humans, Campbellians, Boazanians, Baamites and Dunantites all converse in Japanese.
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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: The humans, Campbellians, Boazanians, Baamites and Dunantites all converse in Japanese.Japanese without any issue.
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* LaResistance: In an ironic turn of events, after Zambajil was defeated and Gohl re-took the throne, he established a society where Horned and Hornless Boazanians live equally. Some former aristocratic nobles didn't like this, so they secretly formed their own coalition hoping to overthrow Gohl and bring back the FantasticCasteSystem.[[note]]For those unfamiliar with ''Voltes V'', the Boazanian Empire originally had a caste system where those with horns formed an aristocratic nobility and those without them were forced to live as slaves. In the GrandFinale, this was overturned.[[/note]]
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* LaResistance: In an ironic turn of events, after Zambajil was defeated and Gohl re-took the throne, he established a society where Horned and Hornless Boazanians live equally. Some former aristocratic nobles didn't like this, this after losing their status quo, so they secretly formed their own coalition hoping to overthrow Gohl and bring back the FantasticCasteSystem.[[note]]For those unfamiliar with ''Voltes V'', the Boazanian Empire originally had a caste system where those with horns formed an aristocratic nobility and those without them were forced to live as slaves. In the GrandFinale, this was overturned.[[/note]]
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* {{Shoutout}}: Possibly. Planet Dunant could be a reference to ''Literature/Dune''.''Literature/{{Dune}}''. It wouldn't be the first time the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy gave a shout-out to it, as ''Anime/Daimos'' had a character named [[AmbiguouslyGay Gurney Halleck]].
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* {{Fanservice}}: Filled to the brim with it. From Megumi and Chizuru's bathroom scenes, to Erika being hel-plessly restrained, to Marine's revealing clothing, to the mysterious girl Chiri being ''bare naked'', to the various female background characters....
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* {{Fanservice}}: Filled to the brim with it. From Megumi and Chizuru's Megumi/Erika/Chizuru's bathroom scenes, to Erika being hel-plessly restrained, to Marine's revealing clothing, to the mysterious girl Chiri being ''bare naked'', to the various female background characters....
*RedIsHeroic:
**Kenichi and Hyouma don red costumes.
**Kazuya's outfit is white with red highlights.
**Meta example. In one [[https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/%E9%95%B7%E8%B0%B7%E5%B7%9D%E8%A3%95%E4%B8%80/dp/4861768292 volume cover]], [[spoiler: Heinel]] is depicted as red, while Garuda, the volume's antagonist, is depicted as blue.
*SequelSeries: ''Victory Five'' is one to the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy. However, it's reviled by a large chunk of the fanbase.
**Kenichi and Hyouma don red costumes.
**Kazuya's outfit is white with red highlights.
**Meta example. In one [[https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/%E9%95%B7%E8%B0%B7%E5%B7%9D%E8%A3%95%E4%B8%80/dp/4861768292 volume cover]], [[spoiler: Heinel]] is depicted as red, while Garuda, the volume's antagonist, is depicted as blue.
*SequelSeries: ''Victory Five'' is one to the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy. However, it's reviled by a large chunk of the fanbase.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Discussed. Erika, Megumi and Chizuru remark about how they're the the only girls of their team, and decide to form their own mini-team.[[note]]Erika must have forgotten that she wasn't the only girl in her team, there was Nana[[/note]]
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Discussed. Erika, Megumi and Chizuru remark about how they're the the only girls of their team, and decide to form their own mini-team.[[note]]Erika must have forgotten that she wasn't the only girl in her team, there was Nana[[/note]]since the Daimovic crew included Nana.[[/note]]
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* FantasticRacism: [[spoiler: Jewellion's parents were a Baamite and Boazanian who fell in love with each other beyond their respective positions in spite of Baam and Boazania having a war at the time. Dubbed traitors by both of their home worlds, they were killed them in a cruel way to set an example for everyone else, and later UnPersoned. Their children (Jewellion and her sister) were deemed as "abominations" and presumed to be dead after their spaceship was shot down. Unbeknownst to both planets, they survived, and Jewellion has been planning revenge, accumulating a huge amount of military power on an artificial planet.]]
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* FantasticRacism: [[spoiler: Jewellion's parents were a Baamite and Boazanian who fell in love with each other beyond their respective positions in spite of Baam and Boazania having a war at the time. Dubbed traitors by both of their home worlds, planets, they were killed them in a cruel way killed, and their corpses were displayed to set an example for everyone else, and later UnPersoned. else. Their children (Jewellion and her sister) were deemed as "abominations" by both the Boazanians and presumed Baamites, and when they tried to be dead after escape, their spaceship was shot down. Unbeknownst Presumed to both planets, they survived, and be dead, Jewellion has been planning revenge, and Bellion escaped to an artificial planet, while the former began accumulating a huge amount vast amounts of military power on an artificial planet.]] in order to get revenge.]]
*HornsOfVillainy: Two of ''Victory Five'''s major villains are Horned Boazanians.
*HornsOfVillainy: Two of ''Victory Five'''s major villains are Horned Boazanians.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Oleana is a caring mother figure to Garuda, unlike her [[CompleteMonster incarnation]] in the [[Anime/CombattlerV original anime]].
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*ABoyAndHisX: Hatada Nosuke, Karui Manabu, Komaru, Jiro, Ochame and Tonsuke adore their pet pigs.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Oleana is a caring mother figure to Garuda, unlike her [[CompleteMonster incarnation]] in the [[Anime/CombattlerV original anime]]. [[spoiler: She even sacrifices herself to save Garuda from Heinel]].
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Oleana is a caring mother figure to Garuda, unlike her [[CompleteMonster incarnation]] in the [[Anime/CombattlerV original anime]]. [[spoiler: She even sacrifices herself to save Garuda from Heinel]].
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* AliensAreBastards: Averted with most of the story's aliens, who seek peaceful relations with Earth, but played straight with Jewellion [[spoiler: though he has a really tragic backstory]].
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* AliensAreBastards: Averted with most of the story's aliens, who seek peaceful relations with Earth, but played straight with Jewellion [[spoiler: though he she has a really tragic backstory]].
*CainAndAbel:
**In the original anime, the aristocratic commander Heinel was the Cain to the heroic Kenichi's Abel (though neither of them knew it until the very last episode). [[spoiler: However, in ''Victory Five'', it turns out that Heinel has a Cain of his own, in the form of his twin sister Marine. When she was born, Heinel's grandparents had her given away to an aristocrat ruling family of another planet, as in Boazania, it is a custom that twins are unlucky. It is also a Boazanian custom to hate your twin, and Marine despises Heinel. She is a cruel, horned noble who enjoys hurting humans (much like Heinel at the beginning of the series), and Heinel stands up to her cruelty and helps the Voltes team defeat her.]]
**[[spoiler: Similarly, Jewellion and Bellion. Though they both wanted to get revenge for the deaths of their parents, Bellion's heart was touched by the Earthlings and what they fought for, and eventually defected from Jewellion to aid them.]]
**In the original anime, the aristocratic commander Heinel was the Cain to the heroic Kenichi's Abel (though neither of them knew it until the very last episode). [[spoiler: However, in ''Victory Five'', it turns out that Heinel has a Cain of his own, in the form of his twin sister Marine. When she was born, Heinel's grandparents had her given away to an aristocrat ruling family of another planet, as in Boazania, it is a custom that twins are unlucky. It is also a Boazanian custom to hate your twin, and Marine despises Heinel. She is a cruel, horned noble who enjoys hurting humans (much like Heinel at the beginning of the series), and Heinel stands up to her cruelty and helps the Voltes team defeat her.]]
**[[spoiler: Similarly, Jewellion and Bellion. Though they both wanted to get revenge for the deaths of their parents, Bellion's heart was touched by the Earthlings and what they fought for, and eventually defected from Jewellion to aid them.]]
*IHaveYourWife: Jewellion kidnaps Kentaro, the father of the Go brothers, who's one of the delegates she takes to Dunant.
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* MixedAncestry: Fantastical variant: [[spoiler: Jewellion and his sister are half-Boazanian, half-Baamite]]. Kenichi, Daijirou and Hiyoshi are also half-Boazanian.
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* PinkIsFeminine:
** Chiri/[[spoiler:Bellion]] has pink hair.
** Erika pilots the mecha Phobos, which is bright pink in colour.
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** Erika pilots the mecha Phobos, which is bright pink in colour.
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* PinkIsFeminine:
** Chiri/[[spoiler:Bellion]] has pink hair.
**PinkIsFeminine: Erika pilots the mecha Phobos, which is bright pink in colour.
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*TheSmurfettePrinciple: Discussed.
*TheSmurfettePrinciple: Discussed.
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''Victory Five'' (formally, ''Super Electromagnetic Wars Victory Five (超電磁大戦ビクトリーファイブ, Chōdenjitaisen Bikutorī Faibu'') is Japanese crossover sequel series to the three anime of the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy - ''Anime/CombattlerV'', ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' written in 2001 by Yūichi Hasegawa. It was originally serialized in Futabasha's Super Robot Magazine, though a new edition was later released by JIVE.
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''Victory Five'' (formally, ''Super Electromagnetic Wars Victory Five (超電磁大戦ビクトリーファイブ, Chōdenjitaisen Bikutorī Faibu'') is Japanese crossover sequel series to the three anime of the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy - ''Anime/CombattlerV'', ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' writtenin 2001 by Yūichi Hasegawa. It was originally serialized in Futabasha's Super Robot Magazine, Magazine from 2001-2003, though a new edition was later released by JIVE.
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''Victory Five'' (formally, ''Super Electromagnetic Wars Victory Five (超電磁大戦ビクトリーファイブ, Chōdenjitaisen Bikutorī Faibu'') is Japanese crossover sequel series to the three anime of the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy - ''Anime/CombattlerV'', ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' written
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''Victory Five'' (formally, ''Super Electromagnetic Wars Victory Five (超電磁大戦ビクトリーファイブ, Chōdenjitaisen Bikutorī Faibu'') is Japanese crossover sequel series to the three anime of the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy - ''Anime/CombattlerV'', ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'' written in 2001 by Yūichi Hasegawa. It was originally serialized in Futabasha's Super Robot Magazine, though a new edition was later released by JIVE.
On the day when planets [[UsefulNotes/{{Earth}} Earth]], [[Anime/CombattlerV Campbell]], [[Anime/VoltesV Boazania]], and [[Anime/{{Daimos}} Baam]] sign a four-planet non-aggression pact and finally gain a foothold for peace, a mysterious individual, "Jewellion", interrupts the event and kidnaps delegates from various countries who were participating in the peace conference.
In exchange for each hostage, Jewellion demands a thousand alien heads, before leaving to the artificial planet of Dunant, situated 8,700 light years away from Earth. The battle for the peace and future of the four planets begins as the heroes of ''Combattler V, Voltes V'' and ''Daimos'' take it on themselves to liberate them.
However, as the story progresses, dark horses crop up from each of our heroes' pasts, and they learn that this battle is ''worlds'' bigger than they thought...
Be aware, the manga has tons of [[{{Fanservice}} naked girls]] and gratuitous violence, which is partially why it's a BrokenBase amongst the fans.
Be aware that since ''Victory Five'' takes place after the endings of ''Anime/CombattlerV'', ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'', spoilers for those series will be left '''unmarked'''. Read at your own discretion.
!!'''Manga/VictoryFive''' provides examples of:
*AdaptationalNiceGuy: Oleana is a caring mother figure to Garuda, unlike her [[CompleteMonster incarnation]] in the [[Anime/CombattlerV original anime]].
*AliensSpeakingEnglish: The humans, Campbellians, Boazanians, Baamites and Dunantites all converse in Japanese.
*AllThereInTheManual:
**According to the manga, 3,000 years ago, The Baam Empire was an interplanetary nation that rivaled the Boazanian Empire. However, in ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'', this is never mentioned, and we're introduced to Baam as a single planet that collided into another one, rendering all of it's citizens, the Baamites, as refugees. It's also stated that Boazania and Baam had contact with each other.
*AliensAreBastards: Averted with most of the story's aliens, who seek peaceful relations with Earth, but played straight with Jewellion [[spoiler: though he has a really tragic backstory]].
*{{Fanservice}}: Filled to the brim with it. From Megumi and Chizuru's bathroom scenes, to Erika being hel-plessly restrained, to Marine's revealing clothing, to the mysterious girl Chiri being ''bare naked'', to the various female background characters....
*FantasticRacism: [[spoiler: Jewellion's parents were a Baamite and Boazanian who fell in love with each other beyond their respective positions in spite of Baam and Boazania having a war at the time. Dubbed traitors by both of their home worlds, they were killed them in a cruel way to set an example for everyone else, and later UnPersoned. Their children (Jewellion and her sister) were deemed as "abominations" and presumed to be dead after their spaceship was shot down. Unbeknownst to both planets, they survived, and Jewellion has been planning revenge, accumulating a huge amount of military power on an artificial planet.]]
*HumanAliens: Sort of. The Boazanians are split into the [[HornedHumanoid Horned Boazanians]] and Hornless Boazanians, the latter of who are this trope. The Baamites resemble humans, but [[AngelicAliens they have wings]]. [[spoiler: Jewellion looks like a human but has Baam wings and Boazanian horns]].
*LaResistance: In an ironic turn of events, after Zambajil was defeated and Gohl re-took the throne, he established a society where Horned and Hornless Boazanians live equally. Some former aristocratic nobles didn't like this, so they secretly formed their own coalition hoping to overthrow Gohl and bring back the FantasticCasteSystem.[[note]]For those unfamiliar with ''Voltes V'', the Boazanian Empire originally had a caste system where those with horns formed an aristocratic nobility and those without them were forced to live as slaves. In the GrandFinale, this was overturned.[[/note]]
*LoveTriangle: Chiri loves Hyouma, who loves Chizuru.
*MixedAncestry: Fantastical variant: [[spoiler: Jewellion and his sister are half-Boazanian, half-Baamite]]. Kenichi, Daijirou and Hiyoshi are also half-Boazanian.
*{{Robeast}}: Jewellion's mecha has [[OurCentaursAreDifferent the higher half of a female body and the lower body of a horse]], and wields a SinisterScythe.
*NoNameGiven: Jewellion's mecha isn't named.
*PinkIsFeminine:
**Chiri/[[spoiler:Bellion]] has pink hair.
**Erika pilots the mecha Phobos, which is bright pink in colour.
*{{Shoutout}}: Possibly. Planet Dunant could be a reference to ''Literature/Dune''. It wouldn't be the first time the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy gave a shout-out to it, as ''Anime/Daimos'' had a character named [[AmbiguouslyGay Gurney Halleck]].
*SufficientlyAdvancedAlien: Campbell, Boazania, Baam and Dunant.
On the day when planets [[UsefulNotes/{{Earth}} Earth]], [[Anime/CombattlerV Campbell]], [[Anime/VoltesV Boazania]], and [[Anime/{{Daimos}} Baam]] sign a four-planet non-aggression pact and finally gain a foothold for peace, a mysterious individual, "Jewellion", interrupts the event and kidnaps delegates from various countries who were participating in the peace conference.
In exchange for each hostage, Jewellion demands a thousand alien heads, before leaving to the artificial planet of Dunant, situated 8,700 light years away from Earth. The battle for the peace and future of the four planets begins as the heroes of ''Combattler V, Voltes V'' and ''Daimos'' take it on themselves to liberate them.
However, as the story progresses, dark horses crop up from each of our heroes' pasts, and they learn that this battle is ''worlds'' bigger than they thought...
Be aware, the manga has tons of [[{{Fanservice}} naked girls]] and gratuitous violence, which is partially why it's a BrokenBase amongst the fans.
Be aware that since ''Victory Five'' takes place after the endings of ''Anime/CombattlerV'', ''Anime/VoltesV'' and ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'', spoilers for those series will be left '''unmarked'''. Read at your own discretion.
!!'''Manga/VictoryFive''' provides examples of:
*AdaptationalNiceGuy: Oleana is a caring mother figure to Garuda, unlike her [[CompleteMonster incarnation]] in the [[Anime/CombattlerV original anime]].
*AliensSpeakingEnglish: The humans, Campbellians, Boazanians, Baamites and Dunantites all converse in Japanese.
*AllThereInTheManual:
**According to the manga, 3,000 years ago, The Baam Empire was an interplanetary nation that rivaled the Boazanian Empire. However, in ''Anime/{{Daimos}}'', this is never mentioned, and we're introduced to Baam as a single planet that collided into another one, rendering all of it's citizens, the Baamites, as refugees. It's also stated that Boazania and Baam had contact with each other.
*AliensAreBastards: Averted with most of the story's aliens, who seek peaceful relations with Earth, but played straight with Jewellion [[spoiler: though he has a really tragic backstory]].
*{{Fanservice}}: Filled to the brim with it. From Megumi and Chizuru's bathroom scenes, to Erika being hel-plessly restrained, to Marine's revealing clothing, to the mysterious girl Chiri being ''bare naked'', to the various female background characters....
*FantasticRacism: [[spoiler: Jewellion's parents were a Baamite and Boazanian who fell in love with each other beyond their respective positions in spite of Baam and Boazania having a war at the time. Dubbed traitors by both of their home worlds, they were killed them in a cruel way to set an example for everyone else, and later UnPersoned. Their children (Jewellion and her sister) were deemed as "abominations" and presumed to be dead after their spaceship was shot down. Unbeknownst to both planets, they survived, and Jewellion has been planning revenge, accumulating a huge amount of military power on an artificial planet.]]
*HumanAliens: Sort of. The Boazanians are split into the [[HornedHumanoid Horned Boazanians]] and Hornless Boazanians, the latter of who are this trope. The Baamites resemble humans, but [[AngelicAliens they have wings]]. [[spoiler: Jewellion looks like a human but has Baam wings and Boazanian horns]].
*LaResistance: In an ironic turn of events, after Zambajil was defeated and Gohl re-took the throne, he established a society where Horned and Hornless Boazanians live equally. Some former aristocratic nobles didn't like this, so they secretly formed their own coalition hoping to overthrow Gohl and bring back the FantasticCasteSystem.[[note]]For those unfamiliar with ''Voltes V'', the Boazanian Empire originally had a caste system where those with horns formed an aristocratic nobility and those without them were forced to live as slaves. In the GrandFinale, this was overturned.[[/note]]
*LoveTriangle: Chiri loves Hyouma, who loves Chizuru.
*MixedAncestry: Fantastical variant: [[spoiler: Jewellion and his sister are half-Boazanian, half-Baamite]]. Kenichi, Daijirou and Hiyoshi are also half-Boazanian.
*{{Robeast}}: Jewellion's mecha has [[OurCentaursAreDifferent the higher half of a female body and the lower body of a horse]], and wields a SinisterScythe.
*NoNameGiven: Jewellion's mecha isn't named.
*PinkIsFeminine:
**Chiri/[[spoiler:Bellion]] has pink hair.
**Erika pilots the mecha Phobos, which is bright pink in colour.
*{{Shoutout}}: Possibly. Planet Dunant could be a reference to ''Literature/Dune''. It wouldn't be the first time the Anime/RobotRomanceTrilogy gave a shout-out to it, as ''Anime/Daimos'' had a character named [[AmbiguouslyGay Gurney Halleck]].
*SufficientlyAdvancedAlien: Campbell, Boazania, Baam and Dunant.
