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The Shogun Warriors were three giant robots (Raydeen, Combatra and Dangard Ace) piloted by, respectively, American stunt driver Richard Carson, Japanese pilot Genji Odashu (Earth-616) and African marine scientist Ilongo Savage, created by the mysterious Followers of the Light to protect Earth from alien invasion. The robots were eventually destroyed, some months after the threat they were created to deal with was vanquished by the Shoguns themselves aided by the Fantastic Four.

First appearance: Shogun Warriors #1, (November, 1978) Last appearance: Fantastic Four Vol 1 226, "The Samurai Destroyer"

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	The Shogun Warriors were three giant robots ([[Raydeen]], [[Combatra]] and [[Dangard Ace]]) piloted by, respectively, American stunt driver Richard Carson, Japanese pilot [[Genji Odashu]] and African marine scientist Ilongo Savage, created by the mysterious Followers of the Light to protect Earth from alien invasion. The robots were eventually destroyed, some months after the threat they were created to deal with was vanquished by the Shoguns themselves aided by the Fantastic Four.		The Shogun Warriors were three giant robots ([[Raydeen]], [[Combatra]] and [[Dangard Ace]]) piloted by, respectively, American stunt driver Richard Carson, Japanese pilot [[Genji Odashu (Earth-616)]] and African marine scientist Ilongo Savage, created by the mysterious Followers of the Light to protect Earth from alien invasion. The robots were eventually destroyed, some months after the threat they were created to deal with was vanquished by the Shoguns themselves aided by the Fantastic Four.

	First appearance: Shogun Warriors #1, (November, 1978)		First appearance: Shogun Warriors #1, (November, 1978)