Have a lot of names, don't they? It turned out this trio were under Zaidosu's command. A lesser trinity among the Gohma, they loved to play games. They first arrived in Episode 15. They kidnapped Ryo's sister, Youko, and held her hostage to get Ryo to play a deadly soccer game with them. They lost, and we didn't see them again until Episode 24, where they spun Shouji a sob-story about how Zaidosu would kill them if they didn't win this time, but if they DID win, they would be allowed to quit the Gohma. All that they wanted was for Shouji to throw the baseball game they would challenge the Dairanger to. Everyone would be wearing explosive helmets, but they swore the explosives would be fakes. Shouji decided to accept their word. Unfortunately, they lied. Shouji found it out just in time, much to his fury. The three were unrepentant, since the game was well underway, there was no quitting. But much to their dismay, they lost. They ended the episode thoroughly trounced, and hearing in the distance Shouji's cry of frustration. For despite everything, he had developed an attachment to them, and felt betrayed.

We didn't see them again until Episode 40. Once again they went after Shouji, this time challenging him individually but with the others in the trinity as cheering sections. Sumo against President Tombstone. Boxing with Miss Telephone. And a motorcycle race with General Kamikaze. Zaidosu had gotten tired of watching this and finally there was only one thing he could think of to do. Crossing the finish-line of the race would kill him, Zaidosu had set explosives. General Kamikaze was to throw the race if necessary. But he couldn't. He found he could not dishonor Shouji again. Not to mention he WANTED to win! So in the end, despite knowing what would happen to him, he lived up to his name. He outrode Shouji and tore towards the finish-line. His two friends, deeply loyal to him, raced out to try to stop him. The explosion was tremendous, and left nothing but flames. And Shouji grieved for those three.

But they were not exactly dead. They delivered to him a banner, with their encouragement written all over it. And near the end of the story, when he was in his darkest hour, they appeared to him in a vision to give him courage.