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Battle Strike Team: Giant Saver (2012-2013)

Premiere:
December 15, 2012

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 52

Finale:
December 7, 2013

Original Title:
巨神战击队

Alternate Titles:
Jushen ZhanJiDui
Jùshén Zhànjīduì

Genres:
Action & Adventure | Drama | Kids | Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Countries:
CN

Overview from TheMovieDB

Battle Strike Team: Giant Saver (巨神战击队 Jùshén Zhànjīduì) is a Chinese tokusatsu series created and produced by Alpha Group Co. Ltd. The series tells the story of six young people with different personalities, including A Kong, A Jing, A Neng, A Zhen, A Feng, and Yang Yijian. Under the leadership and help of Major Tang, Ke Na, and Fu Bo, who have received military training, they merge with each other, accept each other, learn from each other, and gradually grow into promising young people with strong love, extraordinary will, and the ability to protect justice, forming a united, brave, and invincible "Giant Fighting Team." The six young people use various high-tech magical powers to fight against the evil forces that want to destroy and occupy the earth. With the unremitting efforts of unity, the evil forces have been defeated and the peace of the earth has been protected.

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Production

Director:
洪彬

Presenter:
Cai Dongqing

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