Gingaman is a student at Kami High who appears briefly during the Space Globalists Arc. His name nods to the tokusatsu series Seijuu Sentai Gingaman, and he is even shown singing a piece of that show's opening theme.
Gingaman is a young man marked by his curly hair. In his appearances he turns up dressed in the gym uniform issued by his school.
The brief glimpse the story gives shows an enthusiastic side: even after tiring himself out, he stays invested in the game and cheers his teammates on from the sidelines. His habit of singing lines from the Gingaman opening theme also hints at a playful streak.
In the Space Globalists Arc, Gingaman is left winded after a round of soccer in gym class. He is subbed out so that Kinta can take his place, and he pauses to recover his breath while still rooting for his side.

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Gingaman is a student at Kami High who appears briefly during the Space Globalists Arc. His name nods to the tokusatsu series Seijuu Sentai Gingaman.
The character's name nods to the tokusatsu series Seijuu Sentai Gingaman, and he is even shown singing a piece of that show's opening theme.
Gingaman is a young man marked by his curly hair. In his appearances he turns up dressed in the gym uniform issued by his school.
In the Space Globalists Arc, Gingaman is left winded after a round of soccer in gym class. He is subbed out so that Kinta can take his place, pausing to recover his breath while still rooting for his side.
The brief glimpse the story gives shows an enthusiastic side: even after tiring himself out, Gingaman stays invested in the game and cheers his teammates on from the sidelines. His habit of singing lines from the Gingaman opening theme also hints at a playful streak.
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