超獣機神ダンクーガ SONG SPECIAL 「JYUSENKI-TAI SONGS」. 70LS84002. 株式会社ネットワーク フロンティア事業部 (製造・発売元) / 株式会社ソニービデオソフトウェア インターナショナル (販売元). 朝日プロダクション (ASAHI PRODUCTION) / 朝日通信社 (ASAHI TSUSHINSHA) 制作. 監督: 大庭寿太郎. CAV. 標準ディスク. カラー/30分/ステレオ. ¥7,000. 1986年11月21日発売.
「オリジナルビデオ第2弾」 — second original video release for the series, following 超獣機神ダンクーガ 失われた者たちへの鎮魂歌 (April 1986). ORIGINAL VIDEO ANIMATION CLIPS. Voice cast: 藤原忍 = 矢尾一樹 (Kazuki Yao), 式部雅人 = 中原茂 (Shigeru Nakahara), 結城沙羅 = 山本百合子 (Yuriko Yamamoto). SPECIAL THANKS TO TAKESHI IKE (いけたけし).
Thirteen CAV chapter stops: 1. バーニング・ラヴ （獣戦機隊） / 2. EYE CATCH ONE / 3. 愛よファラウェイ （藤原理恵） / 4. EYE CATCH TWO / 5. ほんとのキスをお返しに （藤原理恵） / 6. EYE CATCH THREE / 7. SHADOWY DREAM （東郷晶和） / 8. EYE CATCH FOUR / 9. ためらいにピリオド （山本百合子） / 10. EYE CATCH FIVE / 11. ALONE孤独の戦士 （獣戦機隊 with いけたけし） / 12. ENDING / 13. SPECIAL BONUS.
Song credits: 1) バーニング・ラヴ — 作詞:松井五郎/作曲:いけたけし/編曲:戸塚博; 2) 愛よファラウェイ — 作詞:松井五郎/作曲:古木武也; 3) ほんとのキスをお返しに — 作詞:市花代代子/作曲:古木武也; 4) SHADOWY DREAM — 作詞:市花代代子/作曲:東郷晶和; 5) ためらいにピリオド — 作詞:山本百合子/作曲:南佳幸; 6) ALONE孤独の戦士 — 作詞:いけたけし/作曲:いけたけし.
Content breakdown: songs 1–5 use re-edited TV series footage. 「ALONE孤独の戦士」 (Chapter 11) uses completely original new animation. Five eye-catch animations (Chapters 2, 4, 6, 8, 10) are new chibi-style comedy skits — deformed versions of the main cast in short original sequences between songs. 「バーニング・ラヴ」 appears in a new 獣戦機隊 (voice cast) version distinct from the TV broadcast arrangement. SPECIAL BONUS (Chapter 13): マシンロボ幻のパイロットフィルム (Machine Robo phantom pilot film). Includes printed insert: original story written by 寺田憲史 Kenji Terada, series script writer.
「ALONE孤独の戦士」 premiered exclusively on this disc and its simultaneous VHS release — at the time of release, 「レコードでは発売されない新曲」 (a new song not available on record). The song was subsequently released on the audio album 「Songs For Dancougar」 in June 1987, approximately seven months later. During that window, the LD/VHS was the only commercial format carrying the track.
Thirteen Chapters
CAV. Six songs, five eye-catch animations between them, one ending, one SPECIAL BONUS. The chapter structure treats the eye-catch as a unit equal to the song — each gets its own stop. EYE CATCH ONE through EYE CATCH FIVE are all new original animation produced for this disc.
Chapter 13 is SPECIAL BONUS: マシンロボ幻のパイロットフィルム. Machine Robo is a different franchise entirely — a Bandai toy robot line with its own animated series that ran 1986–1987. The phantom pilot film listed here is a promotional reel that did not have a public commercial release. It appears at the end of a Dancougar song disc, published by the same distributor (Network Corp.) who handled both properties.
Full back panel — JYUSENKI-TAI cast credits: SHINOBU FUJIWARA = KAZUKI YAO / MASATO SHIKIBU = SHIGERU NAKAHARA / SARA YUUKI = YURIKO YAMAMOTO. SPECIAL THANKS TO TAKESHI IKE. CHAPTER listing: 13 stops (songs, EYE CATCH ONE–FIVE, ENDING, SPECIAL BONUS). Description: 「ダンクーガのオリジナルビデオ第2弾はダンクーガの名曲に名場面を組み合わせたミュージックビデオ・ディスク！」新曲「ALONE孤独の戦士」の映像は完全オリジナル新作。SPECIAL BONUS マシンロボ幻のパイロットフィルム収録. 70LS84002, ¥7,000. CAV STEREO NTSC/COLOR.
Obi strip — bright yellow. Left section: content description, track listing. Vertical center: 超獣機神ダンクーガ・ソング・スペシャル DANCOUGAR SONG SPECIAL 「JYUSENKI-TAI SONGS」 獣戦機隊ソングス. Bottom: カラー/30分/ステレオ / 標準ディスク/CAV / ¥7,000/70LS84002 / 発売元: 株式会社ネットワーク フロンティア事業部 / 販売元: 株式会社ソニービデオソフトウェア インターナショナル. Digital Sound logo. EMOTION logo.
ALONE — レコード未発売
The obi describes 「ALONE孤独の戦士」 as 「レコードでは発売されない新曲」 — a new song not available on record at the time of release. The disc and its simultaneous VHS release were the only commercial formats carrying this track from November 1986 until the 「Songs For Dancougar」 audio album in June 1987, seven months later.
作詞・作曲: いけたけし (Takeshi Ike), the songwriter credited across most of the Dancougar soundtrack. いけたけし performs alongside the voice cast (獣戦機隊 with いけたけし) and contributed the song's video — the only clip on the disc where new animation was commissioned specifically for a single track. The other five songs use re-edited footage from the TV series.
ORIGINAL STORY WRITTEN BY KENJI TERADA — printed insert. Dense prose fiction divided into CUT(1) through CUT(5). Meta-fictional story set in the Dancougar production environment: industry references (FOCUS, ケーブルTVネットワーク, TV局), Dancougar characters appearing in realistic settings, comedy built around the act of making an anime song video disc. Series script writer 寺田憲史 writing about the series through the frame of producing this specific LaserDisc.
寺田憲史の挿入話
The insert story is not a tie-in manga or a production document — it is a prose comedy by the person who wrote the TV series scripts. CUT(1) through CUT(5) follow a narrator moving through the Dancougar production world, referencing real industry structures (cable TV networks, animation studios, the mechanics of making a music video) while deploying the series' characters in civilian contexts.
Song discs in this format rarely included original written fiction. The insert exists on this disc and nowhere else.
Back cover — full song lyrics printed for all six songs in three-column layout. バーニング・ラヴ (左), 愛よファラウェイ, ほんとのキスをお返しに, シャドウィー・ドリーム (center), ためらいにピリオド, ALONE孤独の戦士 (right). Song credits listed per track: 作詞, 作曲, 編曲, 歌. SONGS ARE tracklist at bottom right with per-track singer credits. 獣戦機隊 cast credits. COLOR/STEREO/30 MIN. NTSC/COLOR. 70LS84002.
The CAV chapter structure treats every segment as an equal unit. EYE CATCH ONE through EYE CATCH FIVE each have their own stops — alongside the six songs, the ending, and the SPECIAL BONUS. The chibi comedy skits are indexed the same way as the songs. The disc does not distinguish between music and interstitial.
Songs 1–5 use re-edited TV series footage. Chapter 11 — 「ALONE孤独の戦士」 — uses animation produced for this disc. From November 1986 to June 1987, the only commercial format carrying this track was the LD and its simultaneous VHS release. After June 1987, it was on record.
Chapter 13 is the Machine Robo phantom pilot film. Network Corp.'s Frontier Division held distribution rights for both franchises. The pilot film was inserted at the end of a Dancougar song disc — cataloged, chaptered, preserved in CAV alongside five chibi skits, six songs, and a prose story by the series script writer.
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