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King Gosaurer - Strongest Fervor Gosaurer (1993)

He's the shortest of the three Eldoran super combiners, but he's got a lot of presence and feels very solid

Gransaurer - Strongest Fervor Gosaurer (1993)

You know that one quiet, introverted kid in every class? In Gosaurer, they get their own personal mecha.

Magnasaurer - Strongest Fervor Gosaurer (1993)

Gosaurer's first support mecha can transform into a pair of gigantic cannons to give Gosaurer a major power boost.

Gosaurer - Strongest Fervor Gosaurer (1993)

Gosaurer is controlled by an entire class full of sixth graders - in fact, part of their school transforms into him when it's time to fight evil.

Great Ganbaruger - Energetic Explosion Ganbarugar (1992)

This guy has such a complicated transformation that the anime makes "figure out how to put it together" a plot point.

Gekiryuger - Energetic Explosion Ganbarugar (1992)

Gekiryuger makes a splash on his debut by blowing a massive hole in the main villain of the show (they get better).

Revolger - Energetic Explosion Ganbarugar (1992)

Revolger is the first of Ganbaruger's support units. He can transform into a gigantic bazooka for the super robot!

Ganbaruger - Energetic Explosion Ganbarugar (1992)

This was technically my first Eldoran toy, thanks to a KO I owned in the mid 1990s. He's a really cool set of toys.

God Raijin-Oh - Matchless Raijin-Oh (1991)

The mighty God Raijin-Oh is significantly more powerful than his components, Raijin-Oh and Bakuryu-Oh.

Bakuryu-oh - Matchless Raijin-Oh (1991)

Raijin-Oh's secondary mecha is one of the most impressive (and huge!) dragon mecha I've ever seen!