Other Appearances
- Goemon appears as a playable character in the Konami crossovers Wai Wai World and Wai Wai World 2 for the Famicom, in the original MSX Parodius, in the Super Famicom version of Gokujō Parodius! ~Kako no Eikō o Motomete~ and in Konami Krazy Racers for the Game Boy Advance, the latter being the latest game released in America in which a Ganbare Goemon character makes an appearance. It also makes appearance in Wai Wai Sokoban for the Mobile Phones.
- Goemon was a playable character in Ganbare Pennant Race.
- Ebisumaru is the second player in the Super Famicom version of Gokujō Parodius! ~Kako no Eikō o Motomete~ and is a secret character in Konami Krazy Racers.
- Impact makes an appearance as one of the bosses of Jikkyō Oshaberi Parodius.
- Goemon from Legend of the Mystical Ninja makes self-referenced appearance in Jikkyō Power Pro Wrestling '96: Max Voltage.
- Goemon, Yae, Sasuke, and Ebisumaru appear as cards in Yu-Gi-Oh. Other robots made by Wise Old Man also appear as cards, all are named Sasuke Samurai and are numbered.
- Seppukumaru and his Egg-like Henchmen Tsujigiri from Ganbare Goemon 4 for the super Famicom make appearances as the main villains in the Ganbare Goemon Anime series.
- Goemon and Ebisumaru made short cameo appearances in the Twinbee OVA, Twinbee Paradise, as judges in a female beauty contest when Pastel (Twinbee) accidentally eats some shrinking cookies.
- Goemon can be seen inside the bar before interviewing a dancer in Snatcher.
- A version of Goemon appears in Otomedius, remade to fit the style of the game. His character (or at least, his ship) is referred to as Emon-5.
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