Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO
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- 1EP 1
Kouya Marino challenges Takeshi Manganji to prove his worth in Crush Gear Fighting
Oct 7, 2001Kouya Marino aspires to become a Crush Gear Fighting champion, emulating his late older brother Yuhya Marino, who passed away shortly after winning the Asian Crush Gear Championship. The Tobita Crush Gear Club faces extinction because their star player, Takeshi Manganji, has quit to form a new team, taking all other members with him. In an effort to demonstrate his value and save the club, Kouya decides to challenge Takeshi directly to a duel. This narrative is based on the synopsis provided in the DVD release of the English dub.
- 2EP 2
Kouya challenges Kaoru to a duel to decide their club affiliation
Oct 14, 2001Kouya and his friend Kaoru embark on a search for the mysterious Red Bean Bun Fighter, described as an exceptional Gear Fighter with a significant appetite. They discover that this individual has already received an invitation to join Takeshi Manganji's club. In response to this development, Kouya issues a direct challenge to the fighter. The purpose of this confrontation is to determine which club the fighter will ultimately join. The outcome of this showdown remains uncertain as the characters vie for the fighter's allegiance.
- 3EP 3
Genius Gear Master Jin!
Oct 21, 2001The upcoming Gear Fighting tournament registration is approaching. Kouya attempts to persuade Kuroudo to participate, but Kuroudo declines the invitation. Consequently, it is proposed that Kouya seek the assistance of Kyousuke Jin to repair Garuda Eagle. Kyousuke Jin is described as a talented young mechanic who holds a personal grudge against Gear Fighters. The narrative questions whether Kyousuke will overcome his resentment and agree to collaborate with Kouya on the repairs. This summary is derived from the DVD release of the English dub and is sourced from the Crush Gear Wiki.
- 4EP 4
Kouya reveals Kyousuke installed a microchip on Kuroudo's Gear, causing him to quit Team Griffon.
Oct 28, 2001The Tobita Club currently has three Gear Fighters but remains one member short of qualifying for the tournament. Kouya uncovers a past connection between Kuroudo and Kyousuke, noting that they were previously teammates on Team Griffon. Kuroudo left the team after Kyousuke installed a microchip on Kuroudo’s Gear, known as Shooting Mirage. This revelation raises questions about the possibility of the two characters fighting together in the future. The narrative focuses on the unresolved tension resulting from Kyousuke's actions and their shared history within the team.
- 5EP 5
Tobita Club faces financial crisis and holds a tournament to save the team
Nov 4, 2001The Tobita Club possesses sufficient Gear Fighters but encounters a severe shortage of funds. Following a disagreement among the members, they decide to organize a tournament to generate revenue and recruit new participants. The group must determine if this event can succeed in securing the necessary resources to sustain the club. The narrative focuses on their efforts to resolve the financial deficit through this competitive gathering, questioning whether the tournament will effectively bring in both money and new members to ensure the survival of the Tobita Club.
- 6EP 6
Three challengers from Central Gear Fighting Club arrive to confront Takeshi.
Nov 11, 2001Representatives from the Central Gear Fighting Club travel to town with the intention of challenging Takeshi to a match. However, they discover that Takeshi is currently unavailable. Unimpressed by their assertions regarding Gear Fighting, Kouya steps in to address the situation. He proposes an alternative contest, wagering his Garuda Eagle in the process. This decision shifts the focus from a direct confrontation with Takeshi to a game involving Kouya and the visiting challengers. The narrative centers on this unexpected turn of events and the stakes involved in the proposed game.
- 7EP 7
Kouya Faces Embarrassing Gear Fight Loss Against Zoo Chimpanzee
Nov 18, 2001Kouya becomes concerned about his Gear Fighting skills. He encounters a classmate whose father is employed at a zoo. This interaction leads to an awkward Gear Fight against a chimpanzee, which he loses. The episode explores whether Kouya can restore the respect of his teammates after this defeat. The narrative focuses on his internal worries and the social consequences of the loss, highlighting the challenges he faces in maintaining his standing within his group.
- 8EP 8
Takoyaki Battle Royale!
Nov 25, 2001The Tobita Club is excluded from the Manganji Cup, a new Gear Fighting Tournament organized by Takeshi's father. To secure an invitation to participate, the club is required to engage in a Gear Fight against a new opposing team. The narrative focuses on the upcoming match and how the Tobita Club will handle the complex and tricky tactics employed by the team known as Burning Octopus during this crucial competition.
- 9EP 9
Jirou's Old Wounds
Dec 2, 2001The Tobita Club encounters the Manganji Cup, leading to pressure on Takeshi to allow an exhibition match against the Mighty Gears, the new team in the Manganji empire. Jirou faces his first opponent, who turns out to be his former Little League teammate. This unexpected reunion creates a difficult situation for Jirou, forcing him to confront past connections during the game. The narrative focuses on the tension between competition and friendship as Jirou must decide whether to defeat his old friend or lay down his Gear to ensure his teammate's victory in this high-stakes encounter.
- 10EP 10
Jin Faces Kishin Okawa in the Manganji Cup Second Round
Dec 9, 2001During the second round of the Manganji Cup exhibition match, Gear Master Jin prepares to compete against Gear Fight. His opponent is Kishin Okawa, the mysterious and highly intelligent Japan Chess Champion. The narrative focuses on whether Jin can successfully manage his temper to secure a victory in this specific round. This summary is derived from the DVD release of the English dub and is sourced from the Crush Gear Wiki.
- 11EP 11
Tobita Club Faces Eddie Kobayashi in Third Manganji Cup Round
Dec 16, 2001During the third round of the Manganji Cup exhibition, the Tobita Club seeks to restore its pride. Kuroudo competes against Eddie Kobayashi, a skilled snooker player who utilizes an undefeated Gear known as Break Nine. This specific Gear possesses a single vulnerability, creating a critical challenge for Kuroudo. The narrative focuses on whether Kuroudo can identify and exploit this weakness in time to secure a victory. The outcome of this match represents the final opportunity for the Tobita Club to salvage their reputation within the tournament context.
- 12EP 12
The History's Strongest Gear, Gaiki
Dec 23, 2001During the final round of the Manganji Cup exhibition match between Kouya and racing cart champion Satoru, Takeshi intervenes before the battle commences. He reveals the tournament's true purpose is to unveil his new Crush Gear, Gaiki. Following this announcement, Kouya challenges Takeshi to a Gear Fight. The episode focuses on whether Garuda Eagle can compete against the powerful new machine. This event serves as the climax of the exhibition series, highlighting the introduction of the new gear and the subsequent duel between the two rivals.
- 13EP 13
Takeshi and Kouya clash as Gaiki's speed reveals secrets while Kyousuke faces a moral dilemma.
Dec 30, 2001A fierce competition between Takeshi's Gaiki and Kouya's Garuda Eagle results in damage to the latter but exposes the secret behind Gaiki's exceptional velocity. Meanwhile, Kyousuke Jin discovers a method to realize his ambition of constructing the ultimate Crush Gear. This breakthrough, however, forces him to confront a difficult choice regarding his loyalty to the Tobita Club. The narrative explores whether achieving his personal goal requires him to betray his friends, highlighting the tension between individual aspirations and group camaraderie during this pivotal moment in the series.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO have?
- Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO has 68 episodes.
- When did Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO come out?
- Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO came out in 2001.
- Which studio made Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO?
- Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO was produced by Sunrise.
- Who directed Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO?
- Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO was directed by Hirokazu Hisayuki.
- Is Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO finished?
- Current status of Gekitou! Crush Gear TURBO: Finished.