Shogun Warriors was a short-lived [[Marvel]] comic series featuring licensed Japanese [[super robot]]s as part of the Marvel superhero universe. The comic series focused on three robots in particular - [[Raideen (mecha)|]] (renamed Raydeen), [[Combattler V (robot)|]] (renamed Combattra), and [[Danguard Ace]] (renamed Dangard Ace). The three robots were piloted by new original characters and the combiners were changed from multi-pilot units to single-pilot.

The comic series was an extension of Mattel's late 70s/early 80s toyline of the same name, which featured imported Japanese [[mecha]] toys from assorted anime  and [[tokusatsu]] series, as well as some [[kaiju]]. Apart from the robots listed above and some [[Super Sentai]] toys, the following were featured exclusively in the toyline.

* [[One-Seven]] from [[Daitetsujin 17]] (renamed to 17 Robot)
* [[Daimos]] from [[Toushou Daimos]] (renamed to Dynamo, as in the Starbirds dub)
* [[Getter Dragon]] from [[Getter Robo G]] (renamed to Dragun, as in the Starvengers dub)
* [[Getter Liger]] from [[Getter Robo G]] (renamed to Raiden)
* [[Getter Poseidon]] from [[Getter Robo G]] (renamed to Poseidon, as in the Starvengers dub)
* [[Gaiking (dmg)|]] from [[Gaiking]]
* [[Grendizer]] from [[UFO Robo Grendizer]] (someties called Grandizer)
* [[Great Mazinger (robot)|]] from [[Great Mazinger]] (sometimes called Great Mazinger or simply Mazinga)
* [[Leopardon]] from [[Spider-Man (toei)|]] (with no references to Spider-Man himself made on the product)
* [[Voltes V (mecha)|]] from [[Choudenji Machine Voltes V]]
* [[Getter-1]] from [[Getter Robo (1st series)|]] (sold as a [[model kit]] only)
* [[Godzilla]]
* [[Rodan]]
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