History Series / GoGodman

* Gaira (Episode 17)

''Go! Godman'' is a 1972 {{Toku}} series produced by Creator/{{Toho}}, better known for producing the ''Series/{{Godzilla}}'' film series. Although a popular misconception would say otherwise, ''Godman'' is not Toho's first Tokusatsu series; That honour goes to ''Series/WarriorOfLoveRainbowman'', which was aired a few years prior. ''Go! Godman'' was followed up by ''Series/GoGreenman'', although the two shows do not share continuity.

* MissingEpisode: Interestingly, Toho and Nippon TV collaborated on a series made up of televised stage shows, called ''Assault! Human''. Many of the monsters who debuted there were reused as opponents for Godman, and reappeared again in ''Series/GoGreenman''. Sadly, Nippon TV accidentally erased the mastertapes for ''Assault! Human'' in the early 1980's. As a result, apart from a few brief instances of surviving footage and what little information on the series exists online, the appearances of the monsters from this stage show series in ''Go! Godman'' and ''Go! Greenman'' are among the most compelling evidence that ''Assault! Human'' even ''existed''.

''Go! Godman'' is a 1972 {{Tokusatsu}} series produced by Creator/{{Toho}}, better known for producing the ''Series/{{Godzilla}}'' film series. Although a popular misconception would say otherwise, ''Godman'' is not Toho's first Tokusatsu series; That honour goes to ''Series/{{Rainbowman}}'', which was aired a few years prior. ''Go! Godman'' was followed up by ''Series/GoGreenman'', although the two shows do not share continuity.

''Go! Godman'' is a 1972 {{Tokusatsu}} series produced by {{Toho}}, better known for producing the ''Series/{{Godzilla}}'' film series. Although a popular misconception would say otherwise, ''Godman'' is not Toho's first Tokusatsu series; That honour goes to ''Series/{{Rainbowman}}'', which was aired a few years prior. ''Go! Godman'' was followed up by ''Series/GoGreenman'', although the two shows do not share continuity.

* [[Main/GodzillasRevenge Gabara]] (Episode 2)

* SuperStrength: He was strong enough to tear Gorosaurus' jaws with his ''bare hands'', much like how King Kong did in ''KingKongEscapes''.

* SuperStrength: He was strong enough to tear Gorosaurus' jaws with his ''bare hands'', much like how King Kong did in KingKongEscapes.

''Go! Godman'' is a 1972 {{Tokusatsu}} series produced by Toho, better known for producing the ''Series/{{Godzilla}}'' film series. Although a popular misconception would say otherwise, ''Godman'' is not Toho's first Tokusatsu series; That honour goes to ''Series/{{Rainbowman}}'', which was aired a few years prior. ''Go! Godman'' was followed up by ''Series/GoGreenman'', although the two shows do not share continuity.

* IntercontinuityCrossover: With Greenman in the movie as well as several other Toho kaiju in the show

The series became semi-famous because Godman fought several kaiju from the ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series and other Toho films, including:

The series became semi-famous due to Godman fighting several kaiju from the ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series and other Toho films, including:

The series has became semi-famous due to Godman fighting several kaiju from the ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series and other Toho films, including:

The series has became semi-famous due to Godman fighting several kaiju from Toho's other films and Tokusatsu shows, including:

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''Go! Godman'' is a 1972 {{Tokusatsu}} series produced by Toho, better known for producing the ''Series/{{Godzilla}}'' film series. Although a popular misconception would say otherwise, ''Godman'' is not Toho's first Tokusatsu series; That honour goes to ''Series/''{{Rainbowman}}'', which was aired a few years prior. ''Go! Godman'' was followed up by ''Series/GoGreenman'', although the two shows do not share continuity.

''Go! Godman'' is a 1972 {{Tokusatsu}} series produced by Toho, better known for producing the ''Series/Godzilla'' film series. Although a popular misconception would say otherwise, ''Godman'' is not Toho's first Tokusatsu series; That honour goes to ''Series/Rainbowman'', which was aired a few years prior. ''Go! Godman'' was followed up by ''Series/GoGreenman'', although the two shows do not share continuity.

* MissingEpisode: Interestingly, Toho and Nippon TV collaborated on a series made up of televised stage shows, called ''Series/{{Assault! Human}}''. Many of the monsters who debuted there were reused as opponents for Godman, and reappeared again in ''Series/GoGreenman''. Sadly, Nippon TV accidentally erased the mastertapes for ''Assault! Human'' in the early 1980's. As a result, apart from a few brief instances of surviving footage and what little information on the series exists online, the appearances of the monsters from this stage show series in ''Go! Godman'' and ''Go! Greenman'' are among the most compelling evidence that ''Assault! Human'' even ''existed''.