Fiveman is the French dub of 地球戦隊ファイブマン. It premiered on June 12, 1991 on the Club Dorothée block on TF1. This is the sixth Super Sentai series to officially air in France and it's known for holding the record for being the shortest lived entry to ever air there. Only the first five episodes were aired. But the truth of the matter is, they actually dubbed 23 out of 48 episodes, with the rest being unaired.
Cast[]
The original names are shown below in parenthesis.
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| Character | Actor[1] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Eric Hoshikawa/Five Red (Gaku Hoshikawa/Five Red) |
Alexandre Gillet | ||
| Dan Hoshikawa/Five Blue (Ken Hoshikawa/Five Blue) |
Damien Boisseau (uncertain) | ||
| Dom Hoshikawa/Five Black (Fumiya Hoshikawa/Five Black) |
Denis Laustriat | ||
| Jamie Hoshikawa/Five Yellow (Remi Hoshikawa/Five Yellow) |
Virginie Méry | ||
| Eva Hoshikawa/Five Pink (Kazumi Hoshikawa/Five Pink) |
Dominique Dumont | ||
| Arthur | Jean-Pierre Leroux | ||
| Professeur Hoshikawa | Régis Lang | ||
| Midori Hoshikawa | Jane Val | ||
| Impératrice Midau (Galactic Empress Medō) | |||
| Commandant Gueroa (Captain Geroa) |
Serge Bourrier | ||
| Dordoranar (Galactic Scientist Doldora) |
Françoise Pavy | ||
| Billianor (Billion) |
Gérard Dessalles | ||
| Zazanar (Galactic Fang Zaza) |
? | ||
Narrator
|
Gérard Dessalles |
Trivia[]
- The Japanese opening was replaced with a theme song by Jean-Paul Césari.
- It is likely the reason why this series only aired the first five episodes was due to a mass decline in viewership and popularity of Super Sentai in France. 鳥人戦隊ジェットマン would go on to be the very last series to air with a French dub before deciding to air Power Rangers adaptations starting off with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
- Despite this series having the shortest run compared to others that were also aired in France, Bandai still released merchandise of the series there. [2]