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Images and videos of Hiyoshi Gō from the anime series Chōdenji Machine Voltes V.
Images[]
Anime[]
Hiyoshi in his diving suit.
The Voltes team after being summoned.
Mitsuyo directing the Voltes team.
A happy time of the Voltes team.
Hiyoshi Goh
Hiyoshi reuniting with his father.
La Gour reuniting with his kids.
Hiyoshi begging his father to return to Earth.
The Gohs' family photo.
Video Games[]
Hiyoshi's profile in Super Robot Wars 30
Promotional images and merchandise[]
Hiyoshi on the Voltes V LD-BOX. The box comes with 10 discs and a character commentary book.
Books and magazines[]
Concept art ofthe Voltes team in the Voltes V 1978 Roman Album Art book
Concept art of the Voltes team in the Voltes V 1978 Roman Album Art book
Concept art of the Voltes team in the Voltes V 1978 Roman Album Art book
Concept art of the Voltes team by Yuki Hijiri, published in Animage
Concept art of the Voltes team by Noburu Sasakado
Hiyoshi on the cover of Super Electromagentic Voltes V Information
Document collection ©Y & K, TV Asahi, Toei
Published August 22, 1979
The magazine would reveal several pieces of information such as concept art and planned ideas that didn't make it to the final cut of the anime.
Document collection ©Y & K, TV Asahi, Toei
Published August 22, 1979
The magazine would reveal several pieces of information such as concept art and planned ideas that didn't make it to the final cut of the anime.
In the Animage February 1979 Voltes V special
Hiyoshi (corner right photo) in the February 1980 issue of 月刊OUT
(Text: "Prince Heinel is one of the characters with the highest degree of perfection, even though he has an unusual setting in anime as the protagonist of a tragedy...This is the second robot animation work in collaboration with Toei. Voltes V adds drama that wraps the entire game to the powerful mechanics of the first Combattler V. In Voltes V, the dramatic elements of Combattler V are extracted and drawn to the level of middle and high school students. Mr. Tadao also said that it was a big deal at the time to put so much drama into this kind of work (robot work). And pay for this splendor.")
(Text: "Prince Heinel is one of the characters with the highest degree of perfection, even though he has an unusual setting in anime as the protagonist of a tragedy...This is the second robot animation work in collaboration with Toei. Voltes V adds drama that wraps the entire game to the powerful mechanics of the first Combattler V. In Voltes V, the dramatic elements of Combattler V are extracted and drawn to the level of middle and high school students. Mr. Tadao also said that it was a big deal at the time to put so much drama into this kind of work (robot work). And pay for this splendor.")
Sketch in the February 1980 issue of 月刊OUT
Manga[]
Hiyoshi on the cover of the Voltes V manga
In the Televi-kun manga, written by Noburu Sakaoka
In the Televi-kun manga, written by Noburu Sakaoka
In the Televi-kun manga, written by Noburu Sakaoka
In the Televi-kun manga, written by Noburu Sakaoka
Videos[]
Voltes V - Let's Volt In!