Voltes V: Legacy

, Ysabel Ortega, and Gabby Eigenmann at San Diego Comic-Con 2023.|alt=An image of Miguel Tanfelix, Ysabel Ortega and Gabby Eigenmann. ;Lead cast • Miguel Tanfelix as Steve Armstrong • Radson Flores as Mark Gordon • Matt Lozano as Robert "Big Bert" Armstrong • Raphael Landicho as Jon "Little Jon" Armstrong ;Supporting cast • Martin del Rosario as Zardoz / Manuel Nabuz • Liezel Lopez as Zandra • Carlo Gonzales as Draco • Neil Ryan Sese as Larry Hook • Jamir Zabarte as Tomas del Rosario • Sophia Senoron as Ally Chan • Crystal Paras as Judy / Judalah • Angela Alarcon as Kelly Bautista • Dave Duque as PJ • Julia Pascual as Anna • Kimson Tan as Tadao Santiago • Migs Villasis as Apable • Joaquin Manansala as Edwards • Jon Lucas as Ignacio • Dion Ignacio as Obgen • Juan Rodrigo as Baden • Kyle Ocampo as Amira • Kokoy de Santos as Harvey Perez • Michael V. as the voice of Octo-1 ;Guest cast • Dennis Trillo as Hrothgar / Ned Armstrong • Carla Abellana as Mary Ann Armstrong • Max Collins as Rozalia • Carlos Siguion Reyna as a Boazanian emperor • Seth dela Cruz as younger Steve • Steven Canja as younger Bert • Khaine dela Cruz as younger Zardoz • Bibeth Orteza as Fadsa • Mike Lloren as Watson • Brent Valdez as Magus • Sharmaine Arnaiz as Luisa Gordon • Marx Topacio as Somera • Kylie Padilla as Arisa • Pancho Magno as Takeo • Vaness del Moral as Zaki ==Episodes==

Voltes V: Legacy is a live-action television adaptation by GMA Network of the Japanese anime television series Voltes V that was produced by Toei Company and Sunrise. GMA Network acquired the rights to make a live-action adaptation through Telesuccess Productions, Toei's Philippine licensee. Voltes V was first broadcast in the Philippines on May 5, 1978, on GMA Network. ==Production==

In January 2020, GMA Network hired Riot Inc. for the post-production of the series. Toei Company supervised the series, whom later gave an approval through a commendation letter. Mark A. Reyes was hired as the director of the television series, and has been attached for eight years, from the pitching and approval of the series. Noel Layon Flores served as the lead visual designer. Suzette Doctolero was attached as the writer. Production was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Filming resumed on September 18, 2021 and concluded in August 2023. ==Release==

The series made its television debut on GMA Network on May 8, 2023. Episodes were uploaded on the GMA Network's YouTube channel. Voltes V: Legacy () began airing in Japan as a 20-episode series on November 12, 2024 on Tokyo MX with Japanese language dubbing. Theatrical cut Prior to the television debut, a theatrical cut titled Voltes V: Legacy – The Cinematic Experience, premiered on April 18, 2023, in SM North EDSA, Quezon City. A limited theatrical release was held at SM Cinemas the following day. The 107 minute film covers footage from the first 15 episodes of the television series. In Japan, the theatrical cut , was released on October 18, 2024, featuring Japanese dub and scenes excluded from the Cinematic Experience version released in the Philippines. A prequel episode connected to the film entitled was released on September 10, 2024 by Toei on its YouTube channel. ==Ratings==

According to AGB Nielsen Philippines' Nationwide Urban Television Audience Measurement People in television homes, the pilot episode of Voltes V: Legacy earned a 14.6% rating. The final episode scored a 13.8% rating. ==References==