SFX Giant Legend: Line

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| image =

| alt_name = Line the Barbarian

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| creator = Yutaka Arai

| genre = Tokusatsu
Kyodai Hero
Kaijū
Sci-Fi

| runtime = 20–30 minutes

| country = Japan

| network =

| language = Japanese

| num_episodes = 13{{efn|Originally 6 episodes + 1 crossover special}}

| company = {{ubl|Rapid Progress|Dream Make{{efn|1989 pilot episodes "Burning Heart" and "Survivor".}}}}

| producer = Yutaka Arai

| director = Yutaka Arai

| starring = Yutaka Arai

| story = Yutaka Arai

| screenplay = {{ubl|Lee Seiryū|Ryō Namiki|Yasuyoshi Kurushima}}

| narrated =

| composer = Yoshinori Hirono

| first_aired = {{Start date|1989}}

| last_aired = {{End date|1996}}

| first_aired2 = {{Start date|2003|04|25}}

| last_aired2 = {{End date|2003|05|26}}

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{{nihongo|Line the Barbarian|SFX巨人伝説ライン|Esūefekkusu Kyojin Densetsu Rain|lit. "SFX Giant Legend: Line"}} is a direct-to-video independent tokusatsu series produced between 1987 and 2003 by veteran director/producer Yutaka Arai, with a total of 13 episodes, some of them being repeatedly altered over time. The series is about Line, a giant alien superhero similar in appearance to Ultraman, the only difference is that Line is silver and blue (as opposed to silver and red), and has a streamlined costume with musculature and a sharper alien-like face. Like Ultraman and his kin, Line fights assorted rampaging giant monsters. The series features guest appearances by Hurricane Ryu,{{efn|Appears in the original 2 episodes "Burning Heart" and "Survivor"}} Yukijirō Hotaru{{efn|name="fn1"|Appears in episode 13, "Conflict of the Giant Gods!"}} and Eiichi Kikuchi.{{efn|name="fn1"}}

To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the series in 2010, a digitally remastered edition was released on 3 DVDs, which is presented in widescreen, color corrected and provides additional scenes.

The series was also dubbed and released on VCD in Thailand. In Japan, the series was reissued on DVD on March 25, 2019. The reissues are presented in a single-length movie format rather than a show with individual episodes.