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Denjin Zaborger (電人ザボーガー, Denjin Zabōgā), translated as Electroid Zaborger, was a Japanese tokusatsu television series that aired in 1974. Produced by P Productions, it was the production company's seventh tokusatsu series, following Tetsujin Tiger Seven and preceding Bouken Rockbat.
The series stars, actor and stuntman, Takehisa Yamaguchi (best known as Joji Yuki/Riderman in Kamen Rider V3) as secret agent Yutaka Daimon.
A movie remake titled Karate-Robo Zaborgar was released in 2011.

Story
Secret Police (秘密刑事, Himitsu Keiji) agent Yutaka Daimon (大門豊, Daimon Yutaka) returns to Japan after learning his father was murdered by the evil Dr. Akunomiya (悪之宮博士, Akunomiya-hakase), leader of the criminal gang Sigma (Σ（シグマ）団, Shiguma-dan). From his father Yutaka inherited the robot warrior Denjin Zaborger (電人ザボーガー, Denjin Zabōgā), made out of the mysterious metal Daimonium (ダイモニウム, Daimoniumu) which responds to Yutaka's voice commands. Zaborger has the unique ability to transform into a motorcycle, Machine Zaborger (マシーン・ザボーガー, Mashīn Zabōgā), for Yutaka Daimon to ride.
Dr. Akunomiya's top aide in Sigma is a woman known as Miss Borg (ミスボーグ, Misu Bōgu). She is a cyborg with (in the early episodes anyway) the ability to transform into a masculine appearing robot warrior. Ruling Sigma with Dr. Akunomiya and Miss Borg are the seven Sigma Executives, leaders of Sigma's various worldwide operations. These nasty cyborgs eventually fall to Yutaka Daimon and Denjin Zaborger. Serving as Sigma's field agents are Sigma Mecha Animals, Sigma Cyborgs, Sigma Group Hitmen (human assassins), Sigma Mecha Borg, Sigma Borg and Sigma Soldiers. Dr. Akunomiya is a cruel and demanding master. He even turns against his most loyal servant Miss Borg, replacing her with a new female aide Lady Borg (レディ・ボーグ, Redi Bōgu). By then Sigma is on its last legs so Lady Borg does not last long.
After his cyborgs and robots (even Miss Borg) have failed to eliminate Yutaka Daimon, Dr. Akunomiya assigns the task of getting rid of his greatest enemy to a young assassin, the motorcycle riding Gen Akizuki (秋月玄, Akizuki Gen). Gen Akizuki's bird shaped motorcycle is called Machine Hawk (マシーン・ホーク, Mashīn Hōku). Gen Akizuki's "Thunder Punch" and "Hurricane Punch" martial arts techniques proved to be a match for Yutaka Daimon's "Flying Dragon Tri-Stage Kick" and gave the hero some tough moments.
After finally defeating Gen Akizuki, in episode 38, Yutaka Daimon and Denjin Zaborger take out the last Sigma robot, in episode 39, and Yutaka Daimon at last comes face to face with his father's killer, Dr. Akunomiya. However, Yutaka is not the only one interested in the demise of Sigma. Another evil group hiding in the shadows hopes for the elimination of a rival. And so Yutaka Daimon and Zaborger's battle to restore peace in Japan has really just began.
In episode 40, Yutaka Daimon finds himself up against an even more dangerous group the Dinosaur Army (恐竜軍団, Kyōryū Gundan). To combat this group Yutaka Daimon is joined by a second, younger (and less skilled) Secret Police agent Ken Matsue (松江健, Matsue Ken) who rides a bazooka-armed motorcycle called Machine Bach (マシーン・バッハ, Mashīn Bahha). Starting with episode 41 Machine Zaborger and Machine Bach merge to form Strong Zaborger (ストロング・ザボーガー, Sutorongu Zabōgā), a more powerful version of Denjin Zaborger.
The Dinosaur Army is led by an ancient monster, Triple Neck Demon (魔神三ツ首, Majin Mitsu Kubi). It is a three-headed dinosaur/dragon. One head of this ancient beast spits fire, one poison gas and one a bolt of energy. Triple Neck Demon's chief aides are the human worshipers Devil Hat (悪魔ハット, Akuma Hatto) and Princess Meza (王女メザ, Ōjo Meza). Devil Hat makes the dinosaur shaped robots for the Dinosaur Army and uses his hat like a weapon. Princess Meza is an expert at disguises and serves as a spy. Under these three are the Dinosaur Army Mecha, Dinosaur Army Hitmen (human assassins) and the reptile headed Dragon Face Soldiers.

Music
Opening Theme

"Tatakae! Denjin Zaborger!" (Fight! Electroid Zaborger!) music by Shunsuke Kikuchi, lyrics by Shozo Uehara, vocals by Masato Shimon
Ending Theme

"Ore No Kyoudai Denjin Zaborger" (My Brother Electroid Zaborger) music by Shunsuke Kikuchi, lyrics by Shozo Uehara, vocals by Masato Shimon

Cast
Yutaka Daimon: Takehisa Yamaguchi
Zaborger: Yoichiro Tajiri
Chief Inspector Daigoro Nitta (episodes 1-29): Nagami Jun
Miyo Nitta (episodes 1-39): Midori Hoshino
Hiroshi Nitta: Masahiro Kamiya
Detective Nakano: Eiichi Kikuchi
Dr. Akunomiya (episodes 1-39): Ken Okabe
Miss Borg (episodes 1-35): Ritsuko Fujiyama
Gen Akizuki (episodes 22-30, 34-38) : Ken Kazato aka Yūsuke Kazato
Lady Borg (episodes 37-39): Taeko Yoshida
Devil Hat (episodes 40-52): Takanobu Toya
Princess Meza (episodes 40-52): Mitsuko Tsutsumi
Ken Matsue (episodes 40-52): Tatsuya Sakada

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Denji Sentai Megaranger (Wikipedia EN)

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Denji Sentai Megaranger (電磁戦隊メガレンジャー, Denji Sentai Megarenjā; Electromagnetic Squadron Megaranger) is Toei's twenty-first production of the Super Sentai metaseries, and the second Sentai, after Kousoku Sentai Turboranger in which all heroes are high school students. The footage was also used in the American series Power Rangers in Space. It aired from February 14, 1997, to February 15, 1998, replacing Gekisou Sentai Carranger, and was replaced by Seijuu Sentai Gingaman. Toei gave it the name Mega Rangers for international distribution.
Shout! Factory released "Denji Sentai Megaranger: The Complete Series" on DVD on October 31, 2017. This is the 6th Super Sentai series to be released in North America on Region 1 DVD. In January 2018, Shout! streamed the series on their website.
One of the series villain costumes and a prop were used for the 7th season of the American Power Rangers series (Power Rangers Lost Galaxy which was adapting the 1998 Sentai installment, Seijuu Sentai Gingaman).

Plot
Kenta Date, a senior high school student, is the ultimate champion of an arcade video game called Megaranger. He belongs to the Cybernetics club, a group of like minded friends from his school. Koichiro Endo, Shun Namiki, Chisato Jogaseki, and Miku Imamura are also members of Cybernetics. The International Network of Excel-Science and Technology (INET), the games creators, invite Kenta and the Cybernetics club members to tour the INET laboratories. Following a short tour of the INET HQ buildings, the company is attacked by the Neijirejia, an evil force led by Dr. Hinelar on a mission to conquer the current reality. Dr. Kubota, INET's chief scientist, reveals that Megaranger was more than only a simple video game but actually a combat simulator to identify potential recruits for a super fighting team to combat the Neijirejia. While the INET headquarters (HQ) is destroyed by the Neijirejia warrior Yugande, Dr. Kubota gives Kenta and his friends devices known as 'Degitaizers'. By entering the key-code "3-3-5" and shouting "Install, Megaranger!", the five students transform into the Megarangers to fight the Nejirejia.

Characters

INET

The International Network of Excel-Science and Technology (世界科学者連邦, Sekai Kagakusha Renpō; INET) is the company responsible for the Megaranger video game used to identify five people to become the Megarangers.

Megarangers

Five high school students chosen by INET become the titular Denji Sentai Megaranger, with one additional member who is an INET agent. Their base of operations is the Digital Research Club at Moroboshi High School.

Kenta Date
Kenta Date/Mega Red (伊達健太/メガレッド, Date Kenta/Mega Reddo): 18 years old, Kenta is a slacker and knucklehead who likes yakiniku (to a point where he will ask Dr. Kubota to treat him to a yakiniku lunch for every mission accomplished), but is also friendly, playful, and has a good heart. He becomes an ideal candidate to become a Megaranger after beating a skilled opponent on INET's Megaranger arcade game, which was actually a tool used to recruit Megarangers.
As Mega Red, Kenta's forehead symbol is a personal computer, which enables him to upload data and program skills into his mind, making him an adaptable warrior. Ironically, he is the only member who does not like computers.

Kouichirou Endo
Kouichirou Endo/Mega Black (遠藤耕一郎/メガブラック, Endō Kōichirō/Mega Burakku): 18 years old, Kouichirou is the functioning leader and overachiever of the team. Aside from being a keen soccer player, he is a member of the class committee and is concerned about his schoolwork. He balances his duties as a Megaranger and a student. He has a younger brother, Koujiro, who also plays soccer. A natural leader but extremely bossy, he once created an hour by hour schedule for all the Megarangers to follow but they ignored it. During his stay at the Epinard Nasu hotel in Tochigi, Kouichirou encounters a mysterious boy who is a spiritual representation of the forest that is not only in danger of Kinoko Nejire's attack on it but INET's Relay Base. He eventually gains the forest spirit's trust as he uses up all his power to help the Megarangers as Kouichirou promises to have INET relocate the relay base.
As Mega Black. Kouichirou's forehead symbol is a digital satellite, which enables him to trace communication sources and transmissions. His special attacks are the Satellite Search, Satellite Scan, and Miracle Shoot (ミラクルシュート, Mirakuru Shūto) (soccer ball kicking attack).

Shun Namiki
Shun Namiki/Mega Blue (並樹瞬/メガブルー, Namiki Shun/Mega Burū): 18 years old, Shun is a loner who aspires to become a computer-graphics artist and initially refuses to become a Megaranger. After seeing Kenta attempt to keep the Kune Kune from interfering in his lifelong dreams, Shun reconsiders and becomes good friends with Kenta. He plays the flute, as his late mother was a world-renowned flautist. Shun is adept at creating battle strategies, such as confusing the Nejirangers by making the other Megaranger suits look like his. Shun is a Virgo, according to Miku.
As Mega Blue, Shun's forehead symbol is a digital TV, which enable him to create CG images and trap enemies in a movie dimension where characters from that dimension attack the enemy. His special attacks are the Virtual Vision and Virtual Holograph.

Chisato Jougasaki
Chisato Jougasaki/Mega Yellow (城ヶ崎千里/メガイエロー): 18 years old, Chisato dreams of becoming a professional photographer. Aside from photography, she is also into singing. She is attracted to Kouichirou. Compared to the rest of her teammates, she gets the least amount of focus (sans from the episode previews).
As Mega Yellow. Chisato's forehead symbol is a digital camera, which enables her to telescopically search for people and things – even allowing her to see through walls – as well as record and playback anything she sees. Her special attacks are the Digicam Search, Galaxy Search, and Blade Arm (ブレードアーム, Burēdo Āmu).

Miku Imamura
Miku Imamura/Mega Pink (今村みく/メガピンク, Imamura Miku/Mega Pinku): 18 years old, Miku eats a lot, but is very self-conscious about her weight. She dislikes schoolwork just as much as Kenta, and because of this, the two of them are very good friends. She is attracted to Shun. During the Megarangers' encounter with Bibidevi on episode 17, Miku is accidentally hit by an evolution beam and becomes "Super Mega Pink" (超メガピンク, Chō Mega Pinku), which makes the colored squares on her costume turn gold. As Super Mega Pink, Miku gains super strength and can wield the other Megarangers' weapons. Additionally, her intelligence increases to an IQ of 800, along with a change in her personality. However, after suffering painful side effects, Miku manages to return to her normal self. In Gaoranger vs. Super Sentai, she lectures Sae Taiga (Gao White) on the Super Sentai franchise's many female warriors and their shared skill at changing their clothes in the blink of an eye, something that Sae had never done before.
As Mega Pink, Miku's forehead symbol is a cell phone, which enables her to track and analyze sound waves. Her special attack is the Telephone Search.

Yusaku Hayakawa
Yusaku Hayakawa/Mega Silver (早川裕作/メガシルバー, Hayakawa Yūsaku/Mega Shirubā): The 25-year-old chief of INET's Special Development Division, Yusaku is one of the scientists under Kubota who created the Mega Suits, including Mega Silver which was the prototype Mega Suit. Though he is placed in charge of the Super Mega Project, Yusaku secretly took the Mega Silver powers for his own use in helping the Megarangers despite Kubota's insistence that he gets back to work. Initially, Yusaku's transformation into Mega Silver lasts for 2.5 minutes due to how powerful it was, but he was able to repair it by the time Nejirejia discovers this. When the primary Megarangers alter their costumes to look like Shun's to trick the Nejirangers, Yusaku confuses them even further by disguising himself as Neji Silver (ネジシルバー, Neji Shirubā), wielding a twisted version of his Silver Blazer. Yusaku also pilots his own mecha, Mega Winger. He has also demonstrated his culinary skills by preparing a lavish meal to distract a Nezire Beast before Mega Pink defeats it. In the final battle, he is able to assist the Megarangers by using his damaged Mega Winger to free the Voyager Machines from the rubble of the INET Moonbase to give the Megarangers a chance of defeating Death Nejiro and attend their high school graduation ceremony.
As Mega Silver, Yusaku's forehead symbol is a microchip.

Allies

INET members
The following are known members of INET:

Prof. Eikichi Kubota
Prof. Eikichi Kubota (久保田衛吉博士, Kubota Eikichi-hakase): He is in charge of the Megaranger program – specifically the Megaranger video game. During a surprise attack on the NASADA base by the Nezirejia, he is forced to give the Degitaizers to five students – turning them into Megarangers. He was once friends with Dr. Samejima, who had left this dimension for Nezirejia – becoming Dr. Hinelar. Dr. Kubota is a former high school boxer and he plays the trumpet.
Eikichi Kubota is portrayed by Satoru Saitō.

Shougo Kawasaki
Shougo Kawasaki (川崎省吾 Kawasaki Shōgo): A young man who is the head engineer of the Mega Ship's maintenance department. His father, Professor Kawasaki, is a world authority on robot control programs (helped create the program for Delta Mega) and wants Shougo to attend college, using the program he developed for Delta Mega to get his son back on Earth. However, after Mega Red saves Shougo from Guirail, he is allowed to remain with INET.
Shougo Kawasaki is portrayed by Yuki Tanaka.

Tachibana
Tachibana (立花): A member of INET and a crew member aboard the Galaxy Mega.
Tachibana is portrayed by Takao Miyashita (宮下敬夫 Miyashita Takao).

Pop
Pop (ポップ Poppu) is a technician associated with I.N.E.T. who assists the Megarangers.
Pop is portrayed by Samuel Pop Aning.

Moroboshi High School
Moroboshi High School (諸星学園, Moroboshi Gakuen): The high school attended by the five Megarangers until the series finale. Each of the team's classmates and teachers ended up being involved in a Nejirejian scheme and they become enraged when they learned the identities of the Megarangers to which almost everyone turns against them. It was only in the final battle with Dr. Hinelar that the school realized the error of their stand and started to support the Megarangers.

Gen Ooiwa
Gen Ooiwa (大岩厳 Ōiwa Gen): The class' lazy Homeroom/Science teacher. Despite his laziness, he manages to find ways to motivate his students – especially the well-disciplined Kouichirou. In episode 12, while the Megarangers battle Mole Nezire Mr. Ooiwa stumbles upon a meteorite fragment and keeps it in his possession, making him a target of the Nejirejia. When he and Mega Black are captured by Mole Nezire, he tells the overachiever to never give up. As a result, Mr. Ooiwa inspires Mega Black to break free and foil the Nezirejian plans. During the finale, despite the Megarangers being expelled, he is the only staff member not to turn his back on the Megaranger and together with Jirou and Erina start the pep rally to cheer the Megarangers on.
Gen Ooiwa is portrayed by Yoshihiro Nozoe.

Shintarou Wada
Shintarou Wada (和田シンタロウ Wada Shintarō, 6, 45 & 49–51): An overweight shy boy who has a crush on Miku. He threatened to reveal some secret photos of Miku to the school unless she would go on a date with him. Miku agrees as she thought the photos were of her transforming into Mega Pink. The photos are of her sleeping in class and the nurse's office. Shintarou was placed under the control of the Thorn Nejilar to do Dr. Hinelar's bidding until he is freed by the Megarangers. Later after the Megaranger's secret identities are exposed and Jirou is injured during the Nejilars attack, Shintarou blames the Megarangers and turns his back on them. He comes around during the final battle and cheers his friends on. Afterwards, he graduates with his classmates.
Shintarou Wada is portrayed by Takenari Hirowara.

Jirou Iwamoto
Jirou Iwamoto (岩本ジロウ Iwamoto Jirō, 6, 45, 49 & 51): Shintarou's best friend and spokesperson due to Shintarou's shy personality. He consoles Shintarou when Miku turns him down for a second date. Near the finale, he is injured when the Megarangers' secret identities are exposed. During the final battle, a bandaged Jirou returns to the school and together with Erina and Mr. Ōiwa started the pep rally to cheer the Megarangers on. Afterwards, he graduates with his classmates.
Jirou Iwamoto is portrayed by Takumi Hashimoto.

Erina
Erina (恵理奈, 37 & 49–51): A classmate of the Megarangers. After the Megaranger's secret identities are exposed, she is among the few people in the school who still supports the Megarangers and tried unsuccessfully to convince the school staff not to expel them. It is heavily implied she is attracted to Kenta, having looked up to him for his compassion and leadership qualities; becoming deeply depressed when he was kicked out. Ultimately with Jirou and Mr. Ooiwa she started the pep rally to cheer the Megarangers on, which would be instrumental in restoring the Megaranger's fighting spirit, contributing to their final victory against Dr. Hinelar and the Death Neziros. Afterwards, she graduates with her classmates and poses next to Kenta in the school graduation photo.
Erina is portrayed by Emi Shigemitsu.

Other allies

Takeshi
Takeshi (タケシ): One of the arcade children Kenta befriended. He was used by Guirail in a scheme to break Mega Red's fighting spirit by having the boy receive the end of Mega Red's punch.
Takeshi is portrayed by Yōsuke Asari.

Picot
Space Fairy Picot (宇宙妖精ピコット Uchū Yosei Pikotto): Known as the "Light of Hope", Picot is a dragon-like fairy who assumes a clam-like form while traveling to a planet where he can only grant five wishes. After fulfilling the wishes, Picot leaves the planet and would eventually return to the visited planet 100,004,000 years later. Though originally chased by Helmedor, Picot becomes targeted by the Nejireians as well. While on Earth, Picot granted Miku's giant cake wish, Kyosuke's wish for katsudon, Helmedor's planet destroying laser cannon, and Kani Nejilar's wish to bring dead Psycho Nejilars back to life. After granting Kenta's wish for the Megarangers to have for energy to keep fighting, giving them their Mega Tector armor and aiding the Carrangers, Picot leaves for the next planet.
Space Fairy Picot is voiced by Fushigi Yamada (山田ふしぎ Yamada Fushigi).

Evil Electric Kingdom Nezirejia
The Evil Electric Kingdom Nezirejia (邪電王国ネジレジア, Jaden Ōkoku Nejirejia) are invaders from another dimension ruled by an entity called Javious. Their names and appearances are all twisted and distorted. They have stationed in the Death Neziros (デスネジロ, Desu Nejiro) fortress which transforms into the giant robot Grand Neziros (グランネジロス, Guran Nejirosu) in the series finale. This robot can regenerate severed limbs as well as bind and electrocute his victims with cables and was finally destroyed along with the Mega Voyager in the finale. Hinelar self-destructed the Death Neziros from the inside in an attempt to blow up the Megarangers, the people in their high school and the Mega Voyager. The Megarangers nearly sacrifice themselves to carry Death Neziros with the Mega Voyager into the sky to prevent any further damage to their high school.

Evil Electro-King Javious the First (邪電王ジャビウス1世, Jadenō Jabiusu Issei) is the ruler of Nezirejia. He appears only as a giant eye on the screen of the Death Neziros. Very little is known about him and he is killed when the last of the Nejirangers, whose life forces are connected to his, are destroyed by the Megarangers. Upon his death, Javious was revealed to be the nucleus of Nejirejia which fades away upon his death. Only Javious' heart remained which Hinelar used to power his Hinelar City. Javious' heart was later destroyed along with Hinelar City. Javious the First is voiced by Ryūzaburō Ōtomo.
Dr. Hinelar (Ｄｒ．ヒネラー, Dokutā Hinerā) is the leader of the Nezirejia invasion party. He was originally a cybernetics scientist named Dr. Samejima (鮫島博士, Samejima-hakase), who studied space exploring suits and lost his beloved daughter in one of his experiments, destroying his reputation and scarring him. He later worked with Kubota on an interdimensional project, being the first to discover the existence of Nezirejia. A year later, Samejima decides to enter the dimension to prove its existence in spite of Kubota's pleas not to be reckless and ends up becoming Javious', right-hand man. Kubota later realized that Dr. Hinelar and Samejima are one and the same when he recognizes that the suits of the Nejirangers are similar to the Power Suits Samejima had developed. Hinelar later plots and successfully kills Javious through the Nejirangers, to become the new high leader of the Nejirejians. After the destruction of Javious, the Nezire Dimension closes making Hinelar build Hinelar City (ヒネラーシティ, Hinerā Shiti) in which he intended to concentrate all mankind as data cards. Soon after the destruction of his city, Hinelar began his personal attack on the Megarangers after learning their identities and making sure that they become outcasts to society. But Yugande's and Shibolena's demises drove Hinelar over the edge and gained a monster form to battle the Megarangers himself. However, the device that kept his body from warping on itself (a side effect from being in Nezirejia) was damaged and he retreated into the Death Neziros and turning it into Grand Neziros. When GrandNeziros exploded during the Mega Voyager's sacrifice, Hinelar dies, still inside while trying to will his body from collapsing onto itself. Dr. Hinelar is portrayed by Tetsuo Morishita.
Shibolena (シボレナ, Shiborena) is a cybernetic gynoid modeled after Hinelar's long dead daughter, Shizuka. Considers herself the masterpiece of Dr. Hinelar's work. She was second-in-command to Hinelar on the Death Neziros, a mistress of disguise and illusions. Wielding a rapier, she was also the smart one, often initiating plans for conquest. Creating Rose Nezire through her own DNA, Shibolena poses as a nun to give her offshoot's roses to children, turning them into slaves and subject them to Demon Therapy to create "Little Rose Nezire". But with one of the children being her new friend Ruri, Chisato arrives and nearly exposes herself as Mega Yellow (whom Shibolena establishes a rivalry with) to wound Shibolena with her Blade Arm. Fortunately, Mega Blue creates a holographic duplicate of Chisato to confuse Shibolena. She was critically wounded near the finale, by Mega Red, while protecting Yugande. She makes it back to the Death Neziros, to inform Hinelar of Yugande's death. Her body explodes right before Dr. Hinelar's eyes after she says goodbye to her master. The design of her hairstyle-like helmet is based on an American CG illustration used as a reference. Shibolena is portrayed by Asami Jo.
Bibidevi (ビビデビ, Bibidebi) is a little annoying imp monster that begins his sentences with "Bibi" and ends them with "debi". In episode 3, Dr. Hinelar modified him with the ability to make the Nezire Beasts grow by biting them and injecting them with a Giganto Virus (巨大化ウィルス, Kyodaika Wirusu) whenever they are destroyed or are nearing defeat at the hands of the Megarangers. In secret, Bibidevi wanted to be the head of Nejirejia and has some affection for Shibolena, secretly sending Canary Nezire to act on his behalf. He appears to have died in the Grand Neziros when it was destroyed, by Mega Voyager's suicide attempt. Later, it is revealed that he teleported Hizumina out of the giant robot before the destruction.
Yugande (ユガンデ) is a prideful wire-frame model-themed robot general created by Hinelar whom he admires and unconditionally obeys. He wields the Dark Thunder (ダークサンダー, Dāku Sandā) sword. Being high-strung, Yugande offers to handle the Megarangers himself. Using a divide and conquer strategy to take out the Megaranger members one by one, Yugande gets Mega Red to fight him in subspace so no one would interfere and nearly kills him before the others manage to breach the barrier. Mega Black is badly injured as they get their teammate to safety. Later, Yugande calls Mega Red out, attacking him in his enlarged form as the others arrive to aid him. Using Galaxy Mega, the Megarangers weaken him with the Saber Electromagnetic Whip before killing him with the Mega Side Cutter. However, Yugande is later rebuilt through the Nejzre Circle in a stronger form, Yugande Relive (ユガンデ・リライブ, Yugande Riraibu). But as he needs to get used to his upgrade, Yugande remained on the sidelines until the "Ultimate Lifeform" incident, attempting to exact revenge on Mega Red while the monster feeds. Though he manages to destroy Mega Red's Drill Saber and nearly kills him, Yugande is driven off by the Megarangers' Multi Attack Rifle. Later, he was critically wounded in Episode 30 when Guirail uses him as a shield to protect him from the Super Galaxy Mega's Super Galaxy Knuckle. Yugande was modified in a form called Yugande Strong (ユガンデ・ストロング, Yugande Sutorongu), with various mechanical implants placed on him to survive, and is given a better sword called the Dark Crisis (ダーククライシス, Dāku Kuraishisu), which has three buttons on its handle to activate different attacks such as Dark Blade, Dark Fire, Dark Lightning, and Dark Triple Crisis (all three attacks combined). Yugande uses a special chip to take on a more powerful, red-colored form called Burning Yugande (バーニング・ユガンデ, Bāningu Yugande). With this new power, Yugande proves to be a difficult challenge for the Megarangers, as he destroys the Delta Mega, badly damages the Galaxy Mega and Mega Winger and nearly destroys the Voyager Machines when he damages the INET Moonbase. Yugande, however, meets his end when the Nezi Reactor inside him is damaged and he is killed by Mega Red. Yugande is voiced by Hirotaka Suzuoki.
Guirail (ギレール, Girēru) is a bandaged warrior was one of Javious' trusted minions, he is sent to Earth to aid Hinelar with the Megarangers. Guirail used crueler methods than Dr. Hinelar's (an example of this is in his first appearance where he used children as shields), even performing unusual experiments on the Nezire Beasts. Prior to revealing himself to Hinelar's group, Guirail stages an attack to capture the children of a city district while breaking Kenta's will to fight by having him hit Takeshi by accident. However, while leading a new attack on a communication building, Guirail messes with Mega Red until he is beaten by him with the Battle Rizer. Later on, he infected Yugande to become Giga-Guirail (ギガギレール, Giga Girēru). But when the Super Galaxy Mega used its Super Galaxy Knuckle attack, Guirail canceled out the fusion to use Yugande as a shield to protect himself. An angry Shibolena tries to kill him but Dr. Hinelar stopped and tricked Guirail into taking the Nezire Source Capsule that gives him tremendous power and robs him of his sanity. This mutated Guirail into an insane beast called Mad Guirail (マッドギレール, Maddo Girēru) who was so powerful that the Super Galaxy Mega was no match for it. Using full power, the Super Galaxy Mega only caused him to break off a piece of his body that formed into Gigire. The Megarangers were able to escape to the INET Moonbase on the Delta Mega where Yuusaku gave them the Voyager Machines. In the end, Gigire, and later Mad Guirail, were the first two to be killed by the Mega Voyager. Guirail is voiced by Tatsuyuki Jinnai.
Hizumina (ヒズミナ; Gingaman vs. Megaranger) is the last of Hinelar's creations and Shibolena's "Younger Sister", mostly identical save for her armor being purplish. She secretly wished to revive Hinelar having grown to miss him with Shibolena's memories, but was betrayed by Gregory when participating in reviving the Balban space pirates. Surviving the treachery, Hizumina attempts to take advantage of the fight to kill the Megarangers, only to be ultimately killed by Mega Red.
Kunekune (クネクネ) are Nezirejia's grunts, having twisted faces and using twisted blades as their weapons. They are also able to assume human form.
Boss Kunekune (ボスクネクネ, Bosu Kunekune): A black-headed version of the Kunekune able to fire energy from his hands. Posing as a police officer, Boss Kunekune leads his Nezire Army into taking over the Yuhigaoka Apartment Building in the H Ward as part of a plan to secretly replace every person on Earth with Kunkune. When Megarangers uncover the plan, the Kunekune attempt to kill off Mega Red and Mega Pink with their massive numbers before Boss Kunekune arrives to finish them off. However, after being defeated by Mega Red's Drill Sniper Custom, Boss Kunekune calls his army to group around him to form King Kunekune (キングクネクネ, Kingu Kunekune), with his head in the heart area. Because he was composed of many Kunekune, King Kunekune could close wounds in seconds. When Boss Kunekune was destroyed by the Galaxy Mega with the Booster Rifle, King Kunekune disassembled in the explosion.

Nezirangers
The Jaden Sentai Neziranger (邪電戦隊ネジレンジャー, Jaden Sentai Nejirenjā) are cyborgs that were created by Dr. Hinelar from Javious I's DNA as evil counterparts to the Megarangers. Their suits are similar to power suits that Dr. Hinelar had developed back when he was known as Samejima. They share an attack called Neji Energy Attack. Unfortunately, the Nezirangers were impatient and wanted nothing more than to kill their Megaranger counterparts. The Nezirangers were used by Hinelar not only to kill the Megarangers in suicide attacks, but also to kill Javious by slowly draining him of his "life energy" which they siphoned. When badly damaged or enlarged, they transformed into their monstrous true forms. The Nezirangers' urge to kill managed to keep them from dying as they used Hinelar's data-card machine to regain physical form. They not only resume their original goal, but also to try to kill Hinelar for using them in the first place. The Megarangers manage to digitize them, preserving them as Data Cards, which were destroyed along with Hinelar City.

Nezi Red (ネジレッド, Neji Reddo) is the leader and most arrogant of the Nezirangers who wields the Nezi Saber (ネジセイバー, Neji Seibā). His true form of Nezi Phantom (ネジファントム, Neji Fantomu) is a fire monster with pyrokinetic abilities. Once turned on Dr. Hinelar when he discovered that the Nezirangers were mere pawns in Hinelar's plans, but had his free will removed. Killed by Super Galaxy Mega, Mega Voyager and Mega Winger, later turned into a Data Card.
Nezi Black (ネジブラック, Neji Burakku) is the fiercest member of the five who wields the Nezi Rod (ネジロッド, Neji Roddo). His true form is Nezi Vulgar (ネジヴァルガー, Neji Varugā) is a rock monster that can use a rock-like tentacle. Killed by Super Galaxy Mega, Mega Voyager and Mega Winger, later turned into a Data Card.
Nezi Blue (ネジブルー, Neji Burū) wields the Nezi Tomahawk (ネジトマホーク, Neji Tomahōku). As the most sadistic of the five, he became obsessed with specifically fighting and killing Mega Blue. His true form of Nezi Bizzare (ネジビザール, Neji Bizāru) is a crystalline ice monster with freezing abilities. Killed by Wing Mega Voyager, later turned into a Data Card.
Nezi Yellow (ネジイエロー, Neji Ierō) wields the Nezi Sling (ネジスリング, Neji Suringu). She is the most cunning member and rival of Nezi Pink. Her true form of Nezi Sophia (ネジソフィア, Neji Sofia) is a spider monster with the ability to control electronics or anything powered by electricity, most notably taking control over the Mega Voyager. Killed by Super Galaxy Mega, Mega Voyager and Mega Winger, later turned into a Data Card.
Nezi Pink (ネジピンク, Neji Pinku) is the most brutal member who wields the Nezi Arrow (ネジアロー, Neji Arō). After making a bet with Nezi Yellow to see which one of them would take away the mask of their respective Megaranger counterparts and bringing them back, Nezi Pink faced off against both Mega Yellow and Mega Pink who defeated her with a Capture Sniper and Blade Arm combo. Unfortunately, Nezi Pink managed to show them her true form of Nezi Jealous (ネジジェラス, Neji Jerasu), a plant monster who gave Mega Voyager and Mega Winger a hard battle. With Mega Silver using Mega Winger as a shield while the Megarangers channeled all of Mega Voyager's power into their Voyager Spartan, they managed to use the super-powered Voyager Spartan to finally destroy Nezi Jealous. Later turned into a Data Card.

Nezire Beasts
The Nezire Beasts (ネジレ獣, Nejirejū; Twist Beasts) are monsters created by Dr. Hinelar when a Nezire Egg, a capsule holding genetically altered DNA, is placed on the Nezire Magic Circle (ネジレ魔法陣, Nejire Mahōjin) and exposed to great amounts of energy, twisting and twirling while Shibolena chants a spell, "Twist and Turn. Assume physical form". Once the process is complete, a Nezire Beast is born and fully matured. There is always some part on the body of the Nezire Beast that is twisted.

Episodes
On April 6, 1997, (The day that Episode 8 aired) the show later began to air on Sunday mornings at 7.30 am JST instead of late afternoons on a Friday. This would remain the regular time slot for Super Sentai shows until October 2017.

Denji Sentai Megaranger vs. Carranger
The V-Cinema special takes place between episodes 39 and 40. Arriving late for school, as the car was at Pegasus Garage, Kenta learns that today is graduation picture day. Seeing a beam of light nearby, Kouichirou gets the others out of class to investigate. The five find a seashell before they are attacked by Space Biker Helmedor who wants the shell to fulfill his dreams, overpowering the Megarangers before Mega Silver arrives and engages the biker in a motorcyclists' duel. Suddenly enlarging with his bike, Helmedor battles Super Galaxy Mega before he is forced to shrink and retreat. Later, while trying to find out the seashell's true nature, Miku uses it to wish for a big cake before it is stolen by a group of strange students who actually are the staff of the Pegasus Garage. But with Mega Yellow placing a tracer on the getaway car, the Megarangers track them to the Pegasus Garage where Kyousuke wishes for Katsudon before he and his team are attacked by Yugande and Crab Nezilar. Refusing to stand aside, they assume their Carranger forms to fight Crab Nezilar while the Megarangers deal with Yugande and the Kunekune. The two Sentai teams join forces to force the Nezirejians back as the shell opens up to reveal an alien identified as Space Fairy Picot who wants to grant their last three wishes. Arriving at Yume Beach, the teams get to know each other while talking out to want they would use the last three wishes before Dappu arrives. But "Dappu" turns out to be Helmedor, having made a deal with the Nezirejians to get Picot.
As Helmedor runs off, Shibonlena has the Kunekune hold the Megarangers as she uses her power to turn the Carrangers into her slaves and sicks them on the Megarangers. During the fight, the Megarangers find the real Dappu and untie him. In a risky gambit, Dappu fuses the Megrangers' weapons with his Carmagic to free the Carrangers from Shibolena's spell. At that time, after wishing for a planet-destroying laser cannon, Helmedor betrays Crab Nezilar and fights him. After making a wish to revive previous Psycho Nezilars to overpower the Megarangers, Crab Nezilars was about to make the final wish when Helmedor steals the fairy. But the Carrangers get Picot and throw a decoy into the distance to hold the villains at bay. Coming to the students' aid, the Carrangers give them Picot to make the final wish to their shock. By the time Crab Nezilar and a brainwashed Helmedor return to the battlefield, the Megarangers' wish to keep fighting enables them to don the Mega Tector armor. After destroying the revived monsters with Rainbow Impulse, Shibolena has Bebedebi bite Crab Nezilar and Helmedor as Mega Voyager and RV Robo are formed to fight them. Though Helmedor attempts to turn with the planting destroying laser, Mega Winger destroys the weapon as Wing Mega Voyager and RV Robo perform their finishers to respectively destroy Crab Nezilar and Helmedor. Soon after, Picot leaves for the next planet as the two sentai teams go out to take their own graduation memorial picture at Yume Beach.

Cast
Hayato Ōshiba: Kenta Date
Atsushi Ehara: Koichiro Endou
Masaya Matsukaze: Shun Namiki
Eri Tanaka: Chisato Jogasaki
Mami Higashiyama: Miku Inanuma
Shigeru Kanai: Yuusaku Hayakawa
Satoru Saito: Eikichi Kubota
Takumi Hashimoto: Jirou Iwamoto
Yoshihiro Nozoe: Gen Ooiwa
Ryūzaburō Ōtomo: Evil Electro-King Javious I (Voice)
Asami Jō: Shizuka Samejima/Shibolena, Hizumina
Tetsuo Morishita: Professor Samejima/Dr. Hinelar
Tomokazu Seki: Bibidevi (Voice)
Hirotaka Suzuoki: Yugande (Voice)
Tatsuyuki Jinnai: Guirail (Voice)
Toshiro Tantsu: Nezi Red/Nezi Phantom (Voice)
Kunihiko Yasui: Nezi Black/Nezi Vulgar (Voice)
Yoshiharu Yamada: Nezi Blue/Nezi Bizarre (Voice)
Masako Katsuki: Nezi Yellow/Nezi Sophia (Voice)
Erina Yamazaki: Nezi Pink/Nezi Jealous (Voice)
Samuel Pop Aning: Pop, Degitaizer (Voice)

Songs
Opening theme
"Denji Sentai Megaranger" (電磁戦隊メガレンジャー, Denji Sentai Megarenjā)
Lyrics: Saburo Yatsude
Composition & Arrangement: Keiichi Oku
Artist: Naoto Fūga
Ending themes
"Ki no Sei ka na" (気のせいかな; "Is It Just My Imagination?")
Lyrics: Saburo Yatsude
Composition & Arrangement: "Taka-Tora" (鷹虎)
Artist: Naoto Fūga
Episodes: 1–20 & 31–50
"Bomb Dancing Megaranger" (Bomb Dancing メガレンジャー, Bomb Dancing Megarenjā)
Lyrics: Shoko Fujibayashi
Composition & Arrangement: Toshihiko Sahashi
Artist: Hiroko Asakawa
Episodes: 21–30

Notes

References

External links

Official Denji Sentai Megaranger website (in Japanese)
Official Shout! Factory page
Official Shout Factory TV page Archived 2018-01-09 at the Wayback Machine

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Dengeki Sentai Changeman (電撃戦隊チェンジマン, Dengeki Sentai Chenjiman; Blitz Squadron Changeman) is a Japanese television series and the ninth installment of the Super Sentai metaseries. It aired from February 2, 1985, to February 22, 1986, replacing Choudenshi Bioman and was replaced by Choushinsei Flashman running for 55 episodes, making it the second longest after Himitsu Sentai Goranger. It is the third Super Sentai series after J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai and Battle Fever J where the Yellow Ranger is absent, followed by 2013's Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger, 2019's Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger and 2024's Bakuage Sentai Boonboomger. The international English title is listed by Toei as simply Changeman.

Plot
After conquering hundreds of planets, the Star Cluster Gozma sets its sights on Earth. To defend it, the Japanese military forms an elite Earth Defense Force. Under Commander Ibuki, the force begins rigorous training.
Meanwhile, as their first act, the Gozma decide to eliminate those who pose the greatest risk of interfering with their invasion: the military. After a brutal day of training, the Earth Defense Force recruits are fed up with Ibuki's cruel ways and leave the training session. Soon afterwards, they are attacked by Gozma troops. Five surviving officers gather together, beaten and exhausted but refusing to retreat from the threat. The Earth trembles, empowering them with the Earth Force, giving them the power of mythological beasts and becoming the Changemen. With the mystical power of the Earth Force and military technology, the Changemen begin their war against Gozma.

Characters

Changemen

The eponymous Changemen are all former members of the various branches of Japanese military who were hand picked by the Earth Defense Force to combat Gozma. As the Changemen, they derive their powers from a mysterious energy called Earth Force (アースフォース, Āsu Fōsu), which gives its users the power to protect Earth from any threat to it.

Hiryu Tsurugi (剣飛竜, Tsurugi Hiryū): Hiryu was previously an officer from Kōchi Prefecture in the Japanese Air Force before becoming the red-colored Change Dragon (チェンジドラゴン, Chenji Doragon). Tsurugi is a passionate leader with a kind heart, often getting so focused on a task that he does not think of the possible danger he puts himself in to complete it. He is a sharpshooter and a skilled motorcycle driver. He was also his high school's best baseball player until an accident forced him to quit the game. As Change Dragon, Hiryu is a master of airborne attacks as well as close-range and long-range attacks, even adding some of his baseball skills into his techniques.
Sho Hayate (疾風翔, Hayate Shō): Sho was previously a Japanese Army Ranger from Aomori Prefecture before becoming the black-colored Change Gryphon (チェンジグリフォン, Chenji Gurifon). He's a narcissistic womanizer, often combing his hair before entering battle, though it's an exterior for his kind personality.
Yuma Ozora (大空勇馬, Ōzora Yūma): Yuma was previously a Branch Officer in the Japanese Army before becoming the blue-colored Change Pegasus (チェンジペガサス, Chenji Pegasasu). He serves as the group's tech member with the ability to tap into superhuman strength. As the youngest, he tends not to respect authority much and often associates himself with the children that the Changemen help. Yuma also has a dream to open up a tonkatsu shop after getting enough money to start it up.
Sayaka Nagisa (渚さやか, Nagisa Sayaka): Sayaka was previously a task force officer in the Japanese Army before becoming the white-colored Change Mermaid (チェンジマーメイド, Chenji Māmeido). She is the team's strategist, and sometimes focuses too much on the etiquette of her fellow Changemen. However, Sayaka has a loving and caring aspect of her seen in animals and her feelings for Hiryu.
Mai Tsubasa (翼麻衣／チェンジフェニックス, Tsubasa Mai): Mai was previously a spy for the Japanese Army before becoming the pink-colored Change Phoenix (チェンジフェニックス, Chenji Fenikkusu). Like Hiryu, she is also skilled at motorcycle driving. Though appearing to be a tomboy who is rough around the edges, Mai is a caring figure and good friends with Sayaka despite their differences.

Allies
Commander Ibuki (伊吹長官, Ibuki-chōkan): The head of the Blitzkrieg Squadron who seems cruel at first but has a caring side too. He is eventually revealed to be Yui Ibuki of Planet Heath which was destroyed by Gozma.
Blitzkrieg Squadron (電撃戦隊, Dengeki Sentai): A group of people from various military organization like the Changemen, who function as the team's support. They help out the Changemen in certain situations.
Captain Inokuma: A Blitzkrieg Squadron mechanic who works on the Auto Changers

Aliens
The Changemen meet other aliens who end up on Earth because of Gozma:

Nana (ナナ): A young girl from the planet Rigel with superhuman abilities. She is used in tipping the scales for Gozma for when Rigelian girls reach an age they release a massive energy which would give power to whoever is caught in its path. Though aged by 20 years old thanks to Giluke's scheme to become stronger, Nana gains telepathic abilities along with heighten physical abilities.
Sakura (さくら): An alien from Planet Merle (メルル星, Meruru-sei)
Volta (ボルタ, Boruta) An alien from Planet Tora (トーラ星, Tōra-sei), also a Space Beast Warrior.
Shinpei Mizuhara (水原新平, Mizuhara Shinpei): A boy who has the blood of Alien Posedonia (ポセドニア人, Posedonia-jin).
Zoorii and Waraji (ゾーリーとワラジー, Zōrī to Warajī): Gaata's wife and son. Their role in the plot grows towards the end of the series because Waraji is able to play in his ocarina a tune which induces homesickness on space creatures, and is eventually used against Gozma members themselves, causing them (even a reluctant Gaata) to target the boy, who angrily breaks the ocarina and storms off, declaring he has no father. Zoorii, in the meantime, becomes pregnant with her and Gaata's daughter, forcing him to abandon Gozma for good.

Great Star League Gozma
The Great Star League Gozma (大星団ゴズマ, Daiseidan Gozuma; Star Cluster Gozma) is an interstellar criminal shogunate that devastates planets and uses the survivors as warriors to invade other planets. The group is based on the battleship Gozmard (ゴズマード, Gozumādo).

Star King Bazeu (星王バズー, Seiō Bazū): Bazeu is the leader of Gozma who only appears to his followers as a giant blue limbless torso, which is an illusion created by his true form: the living planet Gozma Star (ゴズマスター, Gozuma Sutā) who absorbs other worlds throughout its interstellar conquest of the universe. Though he spares some planets, Bazeu uses them as a means to intimidate his minions with their destruction as both a drafting method and to ensure no failure. He manages to approach Earth undetected by hiding himself into the tail of Halley's Comet, but is ultimately destroyed by the Changemen after they ride the Change Robo deep onto his body and destroy its core.
General Giluke (ギルーク司令, Girūku-shirei): Originally from Planet Girath (ギラス星, Girasu-sei), Girook is the invasion leader and secretly plots on overthrowing Bazeu, his first attempt ending in failure. He uses a sword made for the strongest warrior from his homeworld. After being killed, he comes back in a ghost form called Ghost Giluke (ゴーストギルーク, Gōsuto Girūku; 38-43) after fusing with the body of Space Beast Warrior Zados in the Space Beast Graveyard and then force grows Nana to be endowed with the backlash of her energies to become Super Giluke (スーパーギルーク, Sūpā Girūku) before becoming the Space Beast Warrior Girath (ギラス, Girasu). He is finally defeated by the Changemen.
Adjutant Booba (副官ブーバ, Fukukan Būba): Booba is a former space pirate who has been conscripted to be one of the lieutenants of Giluke. Wielding the Buldobas Sickle, Booba is the rival of Change Dragon. Eventually, learning of the brain washing he went through after seeing his former love, Booba helps free Seama from the control of Gozma's before dying in a duel against Change Dragon.
Adjutant Seama (副官シーマ, Fukukan Shīma): Seama is the former princess of Planet Amanga (アマンガ星, Amanga-sei), whose people are able to fight with psychic powers called Amanga Energy (アマンガエネルギー, Amanga Enerugī). When her planet was conquered, she was taken in by a Space Beast Warrior named Uba and raised on its milk, turning her into a cold Gorgon-themed Space Beast Warrior with a deep male voice Zuune (ズーネ, Zūne) until Changeman uses their weapon to separate, disconnect and split the link between Seama and Zunne and she manages to joins forces with the Changemen after Zuune's been defeated by Change Robo.
Queen Ahames (女王アハメス, Joō Ahamesu): Ahames is the former queen of Planet Amazo (アマゾ星, Amazo-sei) who joined with Giluke in his attempt to overthrow Bazeu. After the attempt failed, Ahames's whereabouts were unknown until she arrives to Earth. After Giluke is killed the first time, she takes over as the leader of Gozma's forces until his return. With all her minions defeated or defected, she was transformed into a Space Beast Warrior, Maze by Super Giluke, until she's has been defeated by Change Robo.
Navigator Gator (航海士ゲーター, Kōkaishi Gētā): Gator the navigator of the Gozmard, originally from the Planet Navi (ナビ星, Nabi-sei), is a reptilian humanoid who reluctantly joins Gozma for the safety of his family. Also for the sake of his family, he eventually defects, siding with the Changemen through the rest of the series.
Gyodai (ギョダーイ, Gyodāi): A one-eyed creature from the planet of the same name who is used by Gozma to enlarge its minions. Left alone into a derelict Gozmard, he is rescued by the Changemen and aids them in the final battle against Bazeu.
Jangeran (ジャンゲラン): Jangeran is the familiar of Ahames. It is a two-headed dragon/bird whose left head fires a cone of ice while its right unleashes a torrent of flame. When Bazeu grows impatient with Ahames' lack of results against the Changemen, he splits Jangeran into two separate beings called Jan (ジャン) and Geran (ゲラン).
Hidrer Soldiers (ヒドラー兵, Hidorā-hei): Gozma's foot soldiers, these blue-skinned zombie-like aliens are feral creatures that use their talons as weapons. If wounded enough, a Hidrer would bleed steam before evaporating within seconds.

Space Beast Warriors
The Space Beast Warriors (宇宙獣士, Uchū Jūshi) are inhuman alien warriors that work for Great Star League Gozma. Gyodai would be dispatched to enlarge the Space Beast Warriors in order to fight Change Robo. In their normal size, they can speak. In giant size, all they do is roar.

Episodes
"Arrival! The Secret Power!" (出現！秘密の力！, Shutsugen! Himitsu no Chikara!)
"The Wrath of Star King Bazoo" (星王バズーの怒り, Seiō Bazū no Ikari)
"Scram! Soldier Group" (スクラム! 戦士団, Sukuramu! Senshi Dan)
"A Kiss After the Fight" (キスは戦いの後で, Kisu wa Tatakai no Ato de)
"Pegasus Arrest Order" (ペガサス逮捕指令, Pegasasu Taiho Shirei)
"The Targeted High-School Girls" (狙われた女子高生, Nerawareta Joshikōsei)
"The Sad Space Soldier" (悲しき宇宙戦士!, Kanashiki Uchū Senshi!)
"The Lady is a Vampire" (お嬢さんは吸血鬼, Ojōsan wa Kyūketsuki)
"Shine! The Deadly Miracle Ball" (輝け! 必殺の魔球, Kagayake! Hissatsu no Makyū)
"The Dreadful Driverless-Car Army" (恐怖の無人車軍団, Kyōfu no Mujin-sha Gundan)
"S.O.S. Koko and Kiki" (SOSココとキキ, Esu Ō Esu Koko to Kiki)
"Mama is Mermaid" (ママはマーメイド, Mama wa Māmeido)
"Papa Sells the Earth" (地球を売るパパ, Chikyū o Uru Papa)
"Attack! The Huge Lizards" (攻撃！巨大トカゲ, Kōgeki! Kyodai Tokage)
"Reckless Rider Mai" (暴走ライダー麻衣, Bōsō Raidā Mai)
"The Girl Who Had Wings" (翼を持った少女！, Tsubasa o Motta Shōjo!)
"Nagasaki's Mysterious Ghost Ship" (長崎の謎の幽霊船, Nagasaki no Nazo no Yūreisen)
"Ahames' Challenge" (アハメスの挑戦！, Ahamesu no Chōsen!)
"Bet on Sayaka!" (さやかに賭けろ！, Sayaka ni Kakero!)
"Grand Counterattack! Giluke" (大逆襲！ギルーク, Dai Gyakushū! Girūku)
"Gozma's Big Star" (ゴズマの大スター, Gozuma no Dai Sutā)
"The Soldier Who Disappeared Into a Mirror" (鏡に消えた戦士, Kagami ni Kieta Senshi)
"The Boy Who Rides Dolphins" (イルカに乗る少年, Iruka ni Noru Shōnen)
"Runaway Gyodai" (ギョダーイの家出, Gyodāi no Iede)
"Sing With a Great Voice" (歌え！大きな声で, Utae! Ōki na Koe de)
"Mai's 20-Year-Old First Love" (麻衣20歳の初恋, Mai Hatachi no Hatsukoi)
"Gator's Dream of Parent and Child" (ゲーター親子の夢, Gētā Oyako no Yume)
"The Cursed Crayon" (呪われたクレヨン, Norowareta Kureyon)
"Protect the Flower! Phantom Butterfly" (花を守れ！幻の蝶, Hana o Mamore! Maboroshi no Chō)
"Run, Pegasus!" (走れ！ペガサス！, Hashire! Pegasasu!)
"Reveal It! The Mystery of Bazoo" (暴け！バズーの謎, Abake! Bazū no Nazo)
"Nana: Dangerous Reunion" (ナナ！危険な再会, Nana! Kiken na Saikai)
"The End of Girook?" (ギルークの最期！？, Girūku no Saigo!?)
"Ahames the Terrible" (恐ろしきアハメス, Osoroshiki Ahamesu)
"Earth, Help Us!" (地球よ！助けて！, Chikyū yo! Tasukete!)
"Behold Our Power!" (見たか！俺達の力, Mita ka! Oretachi no Chikara)
"Missing Dragon" (消えたドラゴン！, Kieta Doragon!)
"Ghost Baseball" (幽霊ベースボール, Yūrei Bēsubōru)
"Dreadful Hide-and-Seek" (恐怖のかくれんぼ, Kyōfu no Kakurenbo)
"Strange Candy" (おかしなお菓子, Okashi na Okashi)
"The Missing Prince of the Stars" (消えた星の王子！, Kieta Hoshi no Ōji!)
"Sailor-Suited Nana" (セーラー服のナナ, Sērāfuku no Nana)
"Super Giluke" (スーパーギルーク, Sūpā Girūku)
"Leave it to Mai!" (麻衣におまかせ！, Mai ni O-makase!)
"The Rainbow-Colored Girl Ira" (虹色の少女アイラ, Nijiiro no Shōjo Aira)
"Beautiful Seama" (美しきシーマ！, Utsukushiki Shīma)
"Gaata's Tears of Parent and Child" (ゲーター親子の涙, Gētā Oyako no Namida)
"Pirate Booba's Storm of Love" (海賊ブーバ愛の嵐, Kaizoku Būba Ai no Arashi)
"The Sad Seama Beast Soldier" (哀しきシーマ獣士, Kanashiki Shīma Jūshi)
"The Day Gozma Trembled" (ゴズマが震えた日, Gozuma ga Furueta Hi)
"Nana, Tell Him!" (ナナよ！伝えて！, Nana yo! Tsutaete!)
"Booba Dies on Earth" (ブーバ地球に死す, Būba Chikyū ni Shisu)
"Fiery Ahames" (炎のアハメス！, Honō no Ahamesu!)
"Girook Grand Explosion" (ギルーク大爆発！, Girūku Dai Bakuhatsu!)
"Farewell, Space Friends" (さらば宇宙の友よ, Saraba Uchū no Tomo yo)

Films
Changeman theatrical short
Changeman Shuttle Base! The Critical Moment! (Takes place sometime after episode 20 when the team has seen Giluke)

Cast
Hiryu Tsurugi: Haruki Hamada
Sho Hayate: Kazuoki Takahashi
Yuma Ozora: Shiro Izumi
Sayaka Nagisa, Fake Sayaka (22), and Icarus' mother (41): Hiroko Nishimoto
Mai Tsubasa: Mai Oishi
Commander Yui Ibuki: Jun Fujimaki
Officer Suzuki: Genshu Suzuki
Officer Shoji: Hirokazu Shoji
Officer Watanabe: Minoru Watanabe
Officer Nomoto: Nahoko Nomoto
Officer Kikuchi: Kaori Kikuchi
Waraji: Kazuhiko Ohara
Nana: Tokie Shibata
General Giluke: Shohei Yamamoto
Queen Ahames; Voice of Maze: Fukumi Kuroda
Star King Bazeu: Kazuto Kuwabara
Adjutant Booba: Yoshinori Okamoto
Adjutant Seama: Kana Fujieda

Voice actors
Star King Bazeu: Seizō Katō
Adjutant Seama (Male voice): Michiro Iida
Navigator Gator: Hiroshi Masuoka
Gyodai: Takeshi Watabe
Zoorii: Makoto Kōsaka
Narration: Nobuo Tanaka

Crew
Directors: Minoru Yamada, Takao Nagaishi, Nagafumi Hori
Writers: Hirohisa Soda, Kunio Fujii, Kyoko Sagiyama
Action Directors: Junji Yamaoka, Ryoujirou Nishimoto

Songs
The opening theme is "Dengeki Sentai Changeman" (電撃戦隊チェンジマン, Dengeki Sentai Chenjiman) and the closing theme is "Never Stop Changeman" (Never Stopチェンジマン, Nebā Sutoppu Chenjiman). Both have lyrics by Yoshiaki Sagara (さがらよしあき, Sagara Yoshiaki), music by Katsuo Ohno (大野克夫, Ōno Katsuo), arrangements by Tatsumi Yano (矢野立美, Yano Tatsumi) and were sung by Kage.

Broadcast and home video
In its home country of Japan, the series aired in TV Asahi from February 2, 1985, to February 22, 1986, airing every Saturday at 6.00 p.m. Both of the Changeman films were released on VHS. Dengeki Sentai Changeman: The Movie and Dengeki Sentai Changeman: Shuttle Base! The Critical Moment! as well as on DVD for "Super Sentai THE MOVIE BOX" on July 21, 2003, later released on "Super Sentai The MOVIE VOL.3" on July 21, 2004, and a Blu-Ray release on June 21, 2011, as part of the "Super Sentai THE MOVIE Blu-Ray BOX 1976-1995." In 2009 from June 21 till October 21, the full series was released on home video for the first time with five DVD volumes and each volume contains 11 episodes in a 2-disc set. Seven episodes (being 1, 33, 43, 51-53 and 55) are included in the Super Sentai Ichimi Blu-ray 1982-1986" released on April 14, 2021, for a Blu-Ray release.
In Thailand, the series was aired with a Thai dub in 1987 on Channel 7, distributed and licensed by TIGA Company, Ltd. There were also two Thai dubs made for home video over the years, one released by Square Video and another later on by Focus, bringing the total of three Thai dubs.
The series was broadcast in Brazil under the title Esquadrão Relâmpago Changeman (Lightning Squadron Changeman) and was readily available on VHS throughout Mid-1987 with all 55 episodes dubbed in Brazilian Portuguese (produced between 1986 and 1987) and available as it was sold throughout several volumes, licensed by Everest Video Do Brasil when Toshihiko Egawara got the official rights from Toei to bring it over. The series then got extremely popular when it first aired on Rede Manchete on February 22, 1988, when it aired on prime time and became a huge hit. Changeman is the first Super Sentai series to air in the region and has enjoyed unprecedented success along with another Toei tokusatsu series MegaBeast Investigator Juspion (which aired as O Fantástico Jaspion) as that aired on the exact same day on the same channel, causing them to air more tokusatsu shows. Years later, it continued re-runs on other channels as well. On July 23, 2009, it even started receiving a full DVD release in two volumes by Focus Filmes with all episodes included with both the original Japanese audio with Brazilian Portuguese subtitles and also the Brazilian Portuguese dub included. Sato Company acquired the license to the series in 2015, until it expired in June 2021, due to Hasbro owning and controlling broader international rights, due to the connection of Power Rangers which adapts from Toei's Super Sentai, outside of Japan and the rest of Asia. This even includes the Sentai entries that were never adapted.
In South Korea, the series was imported and dubbed in Korean in 1993 exclusively for home video by Daeyoung Panda and released under the same title as the original Japanese title (전격전대 체인지맨, Jeongyeogjeondae Cheinjimaen). This marks the first and only time that a Korean dubbed Sentai kept the title as is. As for the Korean dub of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, it was officially renamed as Power Rangers Changeman. (파워레인저 체인지맨)

Notes

References

External links
Dengeki Sentai Changeman website (in Japanese)

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Demon Lord Dante (Japanese: 魔王ダンテ, Hepburn: Maō Dante) is a manga series written and illustrated by Go Nagai. The series tells the story of Ryo Utsugi, a student who finds himself in the body of an ancient demon known as Dante and sees himself in the middle of a conflict between God and the devils. Nagai's main influence to create the work was Gustave Doré's illustrations of Dante's Divine Comedy. The series challenged the traditional view of God as good and Devil as bad and was created to provoke the critics of his previous works.
During 1971, Nagai wrote the original Demon Lord Dante manga, which was published in Kodansha's Bokura Magazine. The series ran from January to June, but it ended prematurely because of the magazine discontinuation. In 2002, the manga was officially revived by Nagai, and during the same year a 13-episode anime adaption was created and broadcast in Japan by AT-X. The anime was released in North America in DVD format by Geneon Entertainment in 2004 and re-released by Discotek Media in 2016.

Plot

1971 manga
Ryo Utsugi (宇津木涼, Utsugi Ryō) is a high school student who lives with his sister Saori (沙織) and his parents. He has been repeatedly having nightmares about demons. Because of this, he cannot sleep well the day before he goes on a trip into the mountains. There, Ryo follows a voice who proclaims himself to be "Dante, the King of Devils" and ends up falling from a cliff. As he falls, he unconsciously teleports to the Himalayas with psychic powers. After Dante explains he was Judas Iscariot when he was a human, he controls Ryo's mind to break free from the ice prison and kills Ryo.
Unaware of Dante's resurrection, a group of Satanists kidnaps a female student to sacrifice her to revive Dante in a Black Mass. God's Association (神の結社, Kami no Kessha), a religious group secretly led by Ryo's father, Kosuke (康介), attack the ritual, but Dante arrives and kills them. Dante flies to Nagoya, where he is confronted by the Army after he crushes buildings and kills people. Ryo notices his consciousness is in Dante's body, but he still kills the Army's soldiers. Then the demon Zenon (ゼノン) appears and fights Dante. Zenon is defeated but before dying he says he wanted to fight God but he was afraid to do it. Zenon trusts Dante this task, saying Dante should assemble a demon army with the power of Satan and be careful about Adam and Eve.
The other day Ryo returns home in his human form and goes to school. When a student is murdered, Ryo suspects it was a demon's deed and wonders if the culprit is himself. But at night he sees a demon attacking a human and kills it by transforming himself into a half-demon, half-human figure. During the same night, a Medusa-like demon appears in the city. At school, another student, Sosuke Oshiba (大柴壮介, Ōshiba Sōsuke), says he fights demons and that he wants Ryo to be his partner. As Sosuke shows a demon to Ryo and tortures it, Ryo feels compassion for the demon. Unsettled, Ryo leaves the place and meets Medusa (メドゥーサ, Medūsa), who takes him into that past using time travel.
Medusa reveals Ryo that God is an energy-based monster who once destroyed the high-tech Sodom where they lived as lovers. God wanted Earth inhabitants' bodies but as Dante refused to comply with it, God attacked the city. Dante, Medusa, and some others turned into demons by absorbing God's power. When Dante pilots a powerful jet fighter in an attempt to buy time for his friends to escape, he is grabbed by a Pteranodon. Careening into a nearby Tyrannosaurus rex, Dante was left open to be consumed in God's fires, causing him to be fused with his jet and the two prehistoric reptiles to create his current form. Later in a confrontation with God at the Himalayas, Dante was sealed in ice.
God also attacked Gomorrah and its survivors, the last actual humans in existence, became the Satanists. After this, God divided himself into pieces and took residence in apes that evolved into the current "human" race. Defeated by God and sealed in the Himalayas, Dante transferred his human body and soul to Judas Iscariot and Ryo Utsugi respectively to be reborn two thousand years later. The story ends as Dante reassembles his demon army and is prepared to destroy humankind.

2002–2004 reboot
19-year old scientist prodigy Dante Luther (ダンテ・ルーサー, Dante Rūsā) works as a physicist and weapons engineer under the supervision of Medusa and lives with his sister Olga (オルガ) and his parents in Sodom. One day, the nation is attacked by energy-based, psychic creatures from outer space that call themselves "gods". To fight back, Dante, Medusa, Satan (サタン), Lucifer (ルシファー, Rushifā), Asmodeus (アスモデウス, Asumodeusu), and Beelzebub (ベルゼブブ, Beruzebubu) use super-weapons called "demons" that magnify its user mental energy. The demons' users are weaker than the gods, but when they are closer to death they become actual demons as they merge themselves with their weapons as a side effect of gods' attacks. Other humans become demons and the Earthlings start to win over the gods. However, the gods divide themselves and possess human bodies to fight. In the ensuing war, the demons are defeated because Dante hesitates to kill Eve, a giant made out of human bodies, when he sees Olga is part of her. But Dante's soul is not destroyed and he promises to return to defeat the gods.
Twenty thousand years later, in 2010, high school student Ryo Utsugi is having nightmares about a woman, a city being destroyed by flames and a demon trapped in ice, while Medusa is reborn and is trying to communicate with Dante through Satanist rituals. Meanwhile, a religious group called "God's Soul" (神の魂, Kami no Tamashi), secretly commanded by Ryo's father, Kosuke, is trying to revive the gods and is hunting demons through a division named "Guardian Justice" (ガーディアン・ジャスティス, Gādian Jasutisu). One day, Ryo intervenes in an assault of Guardian Justice; in response its leader, Sosuke Oshiba, who is also Ryo's schoolmate and kendo club's captain, does a demonstration to Ryo of the existence of demons by killing one. Although Ryo feels a pain in his chest when the creature is killed, he joins the group.
Medusa infiltrates Ryo's school as a teacher named Saori Medo (女洞沙織, Medō Saori) to make him remember he is Dante. She also helps the Satanists to kidnap Ryo's sister, Aya (彩), whom they want to sacrifice in a Black Mass. When Medusa is captured by God's Soul, Ryo helps her when she convinces him she is the only one who can save Aya and tells him he is Dante's reincarnation. Medusa and Ryo arrive in the Black Mass just as the Guardian Justice attacks the ritual and prevent Aya's sacrifice. Amidst the conflict, the Satanists summon a mindless demon Dante, who cannot distinguish between friends or foes and eventually eats Ryo. Ryo reappears on Demon Lord Dante's forehead and realizes he controls its body. Shocked, Ryo denies being a demon and releases himself from Dante's body, which makes Dante disappear and transform Ryo into a human-like demon. He returns home after being defeated by traitor demon Zenon but when footage of him in Dante's body is shown on television he flees from his home.
Five years later, a worldwide war between demons and gods started. Ryo is hidden in a refugee camp as he does not want to get involved, but Zenon attacks him and Dante recovers his gigantic body during the fight. Medusa re-encounters Satan and Lucifer and they find Ryo, who recovers Dante's memories with the help of Satan. When Dante's return is known by God's Soul members, they reunite their thirteen apostles to revive Adam and Eve. Aya, now a commander in the fight against the demons, is chosen to have the body of Eve. In the final fight, Aya discovers she is Olga's reincarnation and helps Dante to defeat the gods. The gods leave the humans' bodies and return to space as the demons become the sole inhabitants of Earth.

2002 anime
A Satan cult, whose leaders are demons in human form, begin to hold a series of Black Masses in hopes of reviving an ancient demon known as Dante. Ryo Utsugi, a high school student, begins experiencing strange nightmares and premonitions. Soon after, Ryo's sister, Saori, is kidnapped by these cultists for use in one of their sacrificial ceremonies. Ryo's premonitions guide him to the ritual and he saves her right before it is disrupted by a group of militant Christians. Believing that Ryo's new-found powers could awaken Dante, the cultists orchestrate a chain of events to lead Ryo to the mountains, where he discovers a portal that takes him into the deepest parts of the Himalayas, the heart of Dante's prison.
Using telekinetic powers, Dante uses Ryo to free himself from his ice prison before eating him alive. Meanwhile, the cultists capture an unnamed princess and kill her by successfully performing the Black Mass used to summon Dante for the second and final time, though her body was not found anywhere. However, Dante's consciousness has been taken over by Ryo who, upon seeing his new form, is blinded by rage and rampages through Nagoya. His frenzy ends upon encountering Zenon, an old friend of Dante, who, becoming enslaved by God, was forced to fight and thereby be killed by Dante. Eventually, Ryo encounters the leader of the cultists, who tells him that his birth family was killed in a car accident and his adopted father, who is both a doctor and the leader of a rival cult dedicated to God, was the one who saved him, revealing Saori to be unrelated by blood. In retaliation to Dante's release, the followers of God unleash the Four Devil Kings (悪魔四天王), who wreak havoc on the city by draining the life force of its inhabitants in order to gain Dante's attention. Ryo also meets the demon Medusa, who assumes the form of a supermodel named Saeko Kodai (古代冴子, Kodai Saeko).
As the story progresses, it is revealed that Ryo is a reincarnation of Dante when he was human. It turned out that Sodom and Gomorrah were a futuristic utopia under the rule of Satan. However, God, an energy-based being, came to Earth and demanded to use the people of Sodom as hosts for its power. When Satan and the people refuse to comply, God proceeds to use animals as vessels to destroy Sodom, an action that resulted in many of its occupants turned into their current demonic forms from being exposed to the residual energies. The survivors of Gomorrah, the last actual humans in existence, became the Satanists who allied themselves with the demons to fight God who took residence in apes and jump-started their evolution into the current human race. Near the end of the conflict that followed, as Satan both sealed himself within another dimension, Dante transferred his human body and soul to Judas Iscariot and Ryo Utsugi respectively to keep fighting after he was sealed. With Ryo finally regaining his memories as Dante while in Sodom and Gomorrah, he teams up with the cultists and plans to finally take vengeance upon God for his sins while releasing Satan.
However, God decides to jumpstart the Apocalypse, gathering the pieces of itself within humans to reform, as the humans ultimately destroy themselves, while taking Saori to make her the ultimate weapon under his control to smite all the demons. After Dante/Ryo succeeds in destroying the first form which was a large serpent featuring Adam and Eve, she transforms into an angelic knight with Saori's body placed in its forehead. She battles Ryo fiercely before managing to break God's hold over her. They then reunite as Adam and Eve, their embrace destroying the world and scattering God back into space to find another world to repeat the cycle of conflict among its native lifeforms. Afterwards, the anime ends with its final scene which shows them holding hands and walking in a prehistoric version of the Garden of Eden.

Publication

The concept of Demon Lord Dante is inspired by Nagai's contact with a Gustave Doré-illustrated version of Dante's Divine Comedy. He found particularly likeable the figure of Lucifer in Inferno as "huge creature stuck in the ice in the center of the Earth". He started to think about it in the end of the 1960s, because of the critics he was receiving from his precedent works. His most popular manga until then, Harenchi Gakuen (1968–1972), an erotic comedy set in a school, featured satirical critics to the Japanese scholar system and society, and was campaigned against by parent-teacher associations across Japan. As a response, with Demon Lord Dante, Nagai tried to subvert the traditional view of God and Devil to provocate "the keepers of the standard". As such, Demon Lord Dante "represents the struggle between the monster and the standard seen through the eyes of the former", as a pair of literary critics put it. Through the manga, Nagai wanted to show that good is not always the "good guys" and evil could be the right path.
The manga was materialized during 1971 through its serialization in Kodansha's Bokura Magazine from the January issue to the June issue. However, the magazine went defunct and the story ended incomplete. The first collected version of the series was published by Asahi Sonorama in three volumes released between June and July 1973. It would be reprinted twice by the same publisher—in a three-volume edition in 1976 and in a two-volume version in 1984. Chuokoron-Shinsha also republished the manga twice; in a single-volume in 1991 and in a two-volume reprint in 1995. It was also rereleased by Kodansha into two volumes in 1999 and into three volumes in 2002. In 2018, as part of the 50th anniversary of Nagai as an artist, the series was republished into two volumes by Shogakukan as Maō Dante: The First in a version meant to be closer to the original Bokura Magazine serialization. The first volume was released on August 27, 2018, while the second one was published on September 19, 2018.
Nagai started a reboot series to complete the unfinished story in the March 2002 issue of Kodansha's Magazine Z. It was divided into four arcs, each one of them being released as a collected volume in June 2002, December 2002, July 2003, and January 2004, respectively. Kamiryaku-hen (神略編) was serialized until the June 2002 issue; Genma-hen (現魔編) was published between July 2002 and March 2003; Madō-hen (魔道編) from April to July 2003; and Kamima Taisen-hen (神魔大戦編) between September 2003 and January 2004 issues. The series was also made available as Shin Maō Dante (新魔王ダンテ; lit. The New Demon Lord Dante) by eBook Japan through its site on August 9, 2013.

Related works
Akira Fūga wrote a remake titled Shin Maō Dante (真・魔王ダンテ; lit. The True Demon Lord Dante) that was published under LEED's Kyofu no Yakata print. The series was collected into eight volumes published between 1994 and 1996, and it features new characters and Boy's Love.
A crossover between Demon Lord Dante and Getter Robo G was created by Nagai and serialized in Akita Shoten's Monthly Champion Red from August 10, to December 19, 2011. The series was published in a single collected volume on March 19, 2012, and it reenacts the events of Dante's resurrection with Getter Robo G's Ryoma Nagare in the place of Ryo Utsugi.

Anime adaptation

On May 1, 2000, an issue of the manga was released as an original video animation through VHS. Produced by Maxell e-cube and distributed by Art Port, the release format was called "manga video", which consists of the original manga images with sound effects and dubbing added. It was followed by an anime television series produced by Magic Bus and broadcast by AT-X in 2002. Most voice actors of the "manga video" were replaced for the anime, except for Susumu Chiba who played the role of Ryo Utsugi. As the manga was still unfinished, Nagai allowed the anime staff to create its own end. Nagai also commented the thirty-year gap between the manga publication and an anime adaptation was because the audience was not prepared for it.
Directed by Kenichi Maejima and written by Shozo Uehara, the television series ran for 13 episodes from August 31, to November 23, 2002. The episodes were later released in seven DVD compilations between November 25, 2002, and January 25, 2003 by Ken Media. The anime opening theme was "Release Your Mind" by Tomokazu Seki, while the ending theme was "Heal" by Asuka Kuroki. These theme musics and the score music that was composed by Hiroshi Motokura were included in a 25-track original soundtrack released by HiBoom on September 4, 2002.
In August 2002, even before the Japanese premiere, Media Blasters licensed the television series. However, the company dropped it the following year, and it was Geneon Entertainment who brought the anime to the North American home media market. The series was released in four bilingual DVD volumes between May and November 2004. The American release altered some scenes regarding its nudity and graphically violent content. Following the 2007 closure of Geneon Entertainment, the company discontinued their home video distribution. In 2016, Discotek Media relicensed the series and released it into a DVD box set on August 30. In September 2019, Crunchyroll added the anime to its streaming catalog.

Reception and legacy
Nagai's biggest success in his early career, Demon Lord Dante attracted many people because of its gruesome contents. It even aroused a Toei Animation producer's attention, but the piece was considered too violent to be adapted for television. Still interested in pursuing a similar concept, Toei requested that Nagai create a human-like demon superhero; thus he created Devilman, which was greatly inspired by Demon Lord Dante. Although considered a "groundbreaking work", Demon Lord Dante "was forever eclipsed" by this decision. Jonathan Clements and Helen McCarthy wrote in The Anime Encyclopedia that the series "is undoubtedly a prototype, not just for Devilman but for all the apocalyptic tales that followed, particularly Nagai's later Shutendoji. However, in only being made into an anime 30 years after its publication, [the series] appears to all intents and purposes more like a poorman's Urotsukidoji".

See also
Devilman Lady

Notes

References

Sources

External links
Demon Lord Dante (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
Demon Lord Dante at IMDb

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"Day of the Dumpster" is the first episode of both the American television series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and the Power Rangers franchise. It premiered on the Fox network on August 28, 1993, as part of its Fox Kids programming block, and was later released on VHS and DVD. A new re-version of the episode later aired on ABC on January 2, 2010, as part of ABC Kids. As with the first season's episodes, most of the scenes featuring the Rangers in morphed form, the Zords and the villains are taken from the Japanese tokusatsu series, Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger, the 16th entry of the Power Rangers franchise's Japanese counterpart of origin, Super Sentai.
The VHS of this episode ranked #35 in a list of top video sales, and #11 in a list of top kids' video sales, for the year of 1994 as compiled by Billboard. The tie-in 3D read-along audio cassette of "Day of the Dumpster" became the number one seller at Walden Kids, displacing The Lion King.

Plot summary
Two astronauts explore the Moon and come across a space dumpster - when they open it, the evil sorceress Rita Repulsa and her minions Goldar, Squatt, Baboo, and Finster are set free from a 10,000-year captivity. Rita decides to conquer the nearest planet: Earth, and rebuilds her palace on the Moon.
In the city of Angel Grove, California, five teenagers - Jason Lee Scott, Zack Taylor, Kimberly Hart, Billy Cranston, and Trini Kwan - are hanging out at the local youth center. The guys are working on karate, while the girls are practicing gymnastics. Farkas "Bulk" Bulkmeier and Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch come to harass them, but end up making fools of themselves.
The teens are later sitting down to some fruit shakes from Ernie's Juice Bar when Rita causes an earthquake. In the Command Center, which is located in a desert area, Zordon, the wise wizard who once battled Rita many years ago, tells his robotic assistant, Alpha 5, to find and teleport to him five teenagers to safeguard Earth from Rita's schemes.
Jason, Zack, Kimberly, Billy, and Trini are then teleported to the Command Center. Zordon explains the situation and declares them the Power Rangers, a team of warriors sworn to defend life; he gives them belt-stored Power Morphers that serve as the key to accessing their power. They refuse to believe or trust him, until Rita sends a team of her Putty Patrollers to attack them outside. The teens are soon overpowered by the Putties' numbers, but Jason suggests using their Power Morphers. They then instantly morph into the Power Rangers for the first time.
After Alpha informs Zordon that the teens have morphed, Zordon has him teleport the Rangers back to Angel Grove where Rita has sent Goldar. There, the Rangers clash with another team of Putty Patrollers on the city rooftops. Soon after, Rita uses her magic staff to enlarge Goldar for a giant-sized attack on the city. In response to this, the Rangers summon the Dinozords and then form the Megazord. Following an intense battle between Goldar and the Megazord, Jason summons the Megazord's Power Sword but Goldar retreats before they can finish him off.
Back at the Command Center, the teens are finally convinced that they can save the world from Rita's evil and so decide to accept their new responsibilities as Power Rangers under three conditions:

They must not use their power for personal (nor for political) gain.
They must not escalate a battle unless forced to do so.
And they must keep their identities a secret from the public.
Zordon promises that he will be there to advise them whenever they need his wisdom and guidance.

Cast

Primary cast
Austin St. John as Jason Lee Scott, Red Ranger
Walter Emanuel Jones as Zack Taylor, Black Ranger
Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly Hart, Pink Ranger
David Yost as Billy Cranston, Blue Ranger
Thuy Trang as Trini Kwan, Yellow Ranger
Paul Schrier as Farkas "Bulk" Bulkmeier
Jason Narvy as Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch
David Fielding as Zordon

Secondary cast
Machiko Soga as the footage portrayal of Rita Repulsa
Barbara Goodson as the voice portrayal of Rita Repulsa
Richard Genelle as Ernie
Takashi Sakamoto and Kazutoshi Yokoyama as the footage portrayal of Goldar
Kerrigan Mahan as the voice portrayal of Goldar
Minoru Watanabe as the footage portrayal Squatt
Michael Sorich as the voice portrayal of Squatt
Hideaki Kusaka as the footage portrayal of Baboo
Dave Mallow as the voice portrayal of Baboo
Takako Iiboshi as the footage portrayal of Finster
Robert Axelrod as the voice portrayal of Finster
Romy J. Sharf as the footage portrayal of Alpha 5
Richard Steven Horvitz as the voice portrayal of Alpha 5

Unaired pilots

The original pilot episode, in an edited form, was shown in a 1999 special titled "The Lost Episode", which was hosted by Austin St. John and Walter Jones. It contained the same basic story as the released "Day of the Dumpster", but with several differences. This included actress Audri DuBois in the role of Trini and Bobby Val as Skull, different voice actors for the villains, the local hangout being a bowling alley instead of Ernie's Juice Bar, and Alpha having a different body shape. In its original unaired, unedited form the archetypal Zords are referred to as "Droids", the Power Morphers referred to as "Transmorphers" and Zordon was referred to as "Zoltar". The morphing and teleportation sequences were also different.
A second pilot episode was presented in 2007 at the inaugural Power Morphicon convention by Tony Oliver. This featured Thuy Trang as Trini, Jason Narvy as Skull, and Richard Genelle as Ernie, as well as other aspects that made it to the aired series premiere. Scenes from the second pilot would later be used for the episode "Big Sisters".

Re-versioning
As part of the 2010 re-versioned broadcast of the series, several visual effects were added to the scenes to produce the effect of new footage being broadcast in addition to some scenes removed. This includes cutting in comic book-referenced graphics similar to the movie Creepshow and adding onomatopoeia words on screen, akin to the 1960s Batman series, or possibly even referencing 1994's Super Sentai incarnation, Ninja Sentai Kakuranger, which was the source material for Season 3 and the special spin-off continuation of the third season, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers.

Re-ignition
As part of a 2025 re-broadcast of the series on YouTube and Netflix, the footage from the original 1993 episode was digitally cleaned and up-scaled using AI technology and given a new show logo. Now titled Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Re-Ignition, the re-release of the series in this AI enhanced format coincided with a new toy line of the same title by Playmates Toys.

References

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Power Rangers Dino Thunder is a television series and the eleventh entry of the Power Rangers franchise. This incarnation of Power Rangers was based on Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger, the 27th entry of Toei Company's long-running Super Sentai franchise. Dino Thunder was also the subtitle of the Korean dub of Abaranger in South Korea and had a similar/identical logo to the American version as well.
The series is notable as it features the return of Jason David Frank as Tommy Oliver as a main character and a dinosaur theme for the powers, abilities and assets from most of the series' protagonists and antagonists. It was the first series to be aired on ABC Family as well as part of Jetix on Toon Disney.

Plot
Tommy Oliver, from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers to Power Rangers Turbo fame, returns as a paleontology professor in Reefside, California, following an incident several years prior on an island where he is pursued by Mesogog, an evil dinosauric who wishes to eradicate all human life and return Earth to the age of the dinosaurs, along with his henchmen Elsa, Zeltrax, and an army of Tyrannodrones and Tiptoids, as well as their mutation monsters. When Tommy is assigned three detention students by Principal Randall (the human disguise of Elsa); athlete Conner McKnight, computer expert Ethan James and singer Kira Ford, they end up finding three Dino Gems - one for each teen, paving the way for their destiny as the Dino Thunder Power Rangers. Conner gains the powers of both the Tyrannozord and super running speed, Ethan gains the powers of both the Tricerazord and energy-formed skin-shield defense and Kira gains the powers of both the Pterazord and sonic screams.
Five episodes into the series, Tommy once again becomes a Ranger by bonding with the Black Dino Gem and receives its power of invisibility as the Black Dino Ranger. They are also later joined by Anton Mercer's adopted son Trent, who must deal with the inner struggle of good and evil (as Tommy himself once had to do as the evil Green Ranger) when he discovers a White Dino Gem in Mesogog's lab that morphs him into an Evil White Ranger, as the powers were originally intended to be Mesogog's. Mesogog is later revealed to be Anton Mercer, who - in a faulty lab experiment - began to mutate into Mesogog. Trent later sides with good as the White Dino Ranger, whose gem grants him the power of camouflage, and saves his father from the mutation.
Near the end of the series, Anton Mercer mutates in front of the Rangers, causing them to distrust Trent for not telling them about Anton's mutation in the first place. When Mesogog tricks Trent into handing over the Dino Gems in exchange for his father's freedom, the Rangers sacrifice their zords and use their raw Dino Gem Powers combined into a single last-resort attack to destroy Mesogog, which burns out the gems in the process.

Cast and characters
Dino Thunder Rangers

James Napier as Conner McKnight, the Red Dino Ranger and Triassic Ranger
Kevin Duhaney as Ethan James, the Blue Dino Ranger
Emma Lahana as Kira Ford, the Yellow Dino Ranger
Jason David Frank as Dr. Tommy Oliver, the Black Dino Ranger
Jeffrey Parazzo as Trent Fernandez-Mercer, the White Dino Ranger
Supporting characters

Ismay Johnston as Hayley Ziktor
Katrina Devine as Cassidy Cornell
Tom Hern as Devin Del Valle
Latham Gaines as Dr. Anton Mercer
Villains

Latham Gaines as Mesogog
Miriama Smith as Elsa/Principal Randall
James Gaylyn as the voice of Zeltrax
Adam Gardiner as the voice of Evil White Dino Ranger Clone
Guest stars

Pua Magasiva as Shane Clarke, the Red Wind Ranger
Sally Martin as Tori Hanson, the Blue Wind Ranger
Glenn McMillan as Waldo "Dustin" Brooks, the Yellow Wind Ranger
Adam Tuominen as Hunter Bradley, the Crimson Thunder Ranger
Jorgito Vargas Jr. as Blake Bradley, the Navy Thunder Ranger
Jason Chan as Cameron "Cam" Watanabe, the Green Samurai Ranger
Grant McFarland as Sensei Kanoi Watanabe and Lothor
Peter Rowley as the voice of Zurgane
Katrina Browne as Kapri
Katrina Devine as Marah

Episodes

Production

Conversations of the season's name started as early as a year before the show's premiere. On March 4, 2003, an annual kick-off presentation was given to Disney and Bandai representatives to discuss the next year of business with topics such as forecasts of toy sales and development timelines. While "Dino Thunder" was not being presented at this time, the following titles were given as recommendations:

Dino Strike
Dino Might
Dino Damage
Dino Defenders
Dragon Hunt
This series sees legacy cast member Jason David Frank (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Power Rangers Zeo, Power Rangers Turbo) return as a series regular, now in the role as mentor and later additional Ranger. At a Ikkicon Q&A in 2010, Frank discussed how his return started with a call he received from co-executive producers Ann Austen and Douglas Sloan, the former being Frank's first acting coach, in an effort to boost the show's ratings.
With his family and life in the United States, it is rumored that Frank negotiated time off during the season's shooting in New Zealand to be able to return home. Relying on stunt performers and additional ADR, writers created a plot that has Tommy collectively encased in amber, unable to de-morph, and unable to control his invisible powers for episodes 13–26.
The season's fourth episode, "Legacy of Power," features a retelling of the show's in-universe history for the show's 500th episode celebration. "Fighting Spirit," the season's 27th episode, sees Tommy encounter his previous Ranger forms in a dream and aired on the eleventh anniversary of Power Rangers.
Dino Thunder was the first Power Rangers season to overtly acknowledge its Super Sentai roots with an episode entitled "Lost and Found in Translation," which featured a Japanese show based on the Power Rangers dubbed in English. In actuality, the footage used in that episode was from episode 10 ("Abare League Bind") of Dino Thunder's source series, Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger, dubbed in a manner similar to the comedic parody dub of Kagaku Sentai Dynaman in the late 1980s.

Video games
Video game publisher THQ released two video games for Dino Thunder, one version for both Sony's PlayStation 2 and Nintendo's GameCube while the other was exclusively released on Nintendo's Game Boy Advance. Developed by Natsume, the GBA version was a side-scrolling fighting game with 13 missions and allowed players to control both the rangers and Megazord at different parts of the levels. The home console version, developed by Pacific Coast Power & Light, let players pilot the team's Zords as they work to free their auxiliary machines and destroy enemy facilities. This version included unlockable Zords from the two previous seasons, Wild Force and Ninja Storm, and was the first Power Rangers game to be produced on a sixth generation console.

Home media
In the United States, the series was released by Buena Vista Home Entertainment on five volumes, consisting of the first 24 episodes, except for Episode 10:

Day of the Dino (June 1, 2004, episodes 1–3, also includes episodes 37–38 of Ninja Storm)
Legacy of Power (September 7, 2004, episodes 4–8)
White Thunder (September 7, 2004, episodes 9, 11–14)
Collision Course (December 7, 2004, episodes 15–19)
Triassic Triumph (December 7, 2004, episodes 20–24)
These volume sets were also released in regions where BVHE held distribution rights, however, Volume 1 does not include the bonus Ninja Storm episodes. In countries where licensing was held by Jetix Europe, releases depended on the region or distributor.
BVHE released the complete series in the United Kingdom on July 14, 2008, on a seven-disc boxset. In the United States, Shout! Factory released the complete series on a five-disc set on October 18, 2016.

References

External links

Official Power Rangers Website
Power Rangers Dino Thunder at IMDb

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Power Rangers Operation Overdrive is the 15th season of Power Rangers, which tells the story of the Overdrive Rangers' quest to collect five jewels connected to a powerful artifact called the Corona Aurora before four villainous factions do so.

Main characters

Overdrive Rangers
The Operation Overdrive Power Rangers are a group of Rangers based in the fictional city of San Angeles who were genetically enhanced by billionaire Andrew Hartford and tasked with finding five jewels connected to a powerful artifact called the Corona Aurora. To assist them further, the Rangers possess Overdrive Tracker devices, which serve as communicators and morphers to transform into their Ranger forms.

Mack Hartford
Mackenzie "Mack" Hartford is the outgoing, enthusiastic, and brave yet sheltered Red Overdrive Ranger and the team leader who is later revealed to be an android created by Andrew Hartford and programmed to believe he was his son. Due in part to his pre-programmed memories, he is a fan of adventure novels, among other escapist fantasies. Additionally, he takes criticism harshly, often blaming himself when something goes wrong. Nonetheless, his bravery and tactical thinking often sees him through. Upon learning of the Overdrive Rangers, Mack joins them with encouragement from his confidante and butler, Spencer, and against Andrew's wishes in an effort to prove himself. Over the course of the series, Mack grapples with his father's over-protectiveness, which the former originally sees as a lack of faith in him until he learns of Andrew's true feelings along with his true nature. Following several missions, Mack sacrifices himself to defeat Flurious, but the Sentinel Knight uses the Corona Aurora to revive him and transform him into a human. Following this and the Rangers' retirement, Mack joins Andrew as his adventuring partner.
In combat, Mack possesses super-strength, which he initially believes is the result of genetic enhancement before learning he was upgraded, and wields the Drive Lance. Furthermore, he can combine with the Sentinel Knight to become the Red Sentinel Ranger.
Mack Hartford is portrayed by James Maclurcan in Power Rangers Operation Overdrive and voiced by Nolan North in Power Rangers: Super Legends.

Will Aston
William "Will" Aston is a suave and quick-witted yet womanizing and cocky spy-for-hire and the Black Overdrive Ranger who appreciates the finer things in life, enjoys any chance to prove his skills against sophisticated security devices, and tries to maintain a superior-minded appearance. Having previously worked alone, he displays vexation towards working with his fellow Rangers and frequently goes off on his own, during which he forms a rivalry with Kamdor. After Mack helps him understand the benefits of working with a team, Will goes on to teach a new team to assist him in his work following the Rangers' retirement.
On his own, Will possesses skill in espionage and several high-tech gadgets. Following Andrew's enhancements, he acquires superhuman hearing and "telescopular" vision. Furthermore, he wields the Drive Slammer hammer and possesses the HoverTek Cycle.
Will Aston is portrayed by Samuell Benta in Power Rangers Operation Overdrive and voiced by Darryl Kurylo in Power Rangers: Super Legends.

Dax Lo
Dax Lo is a talkative yet enthusiastic stuntman and the Blue Overdrive Ranger who dreams of becoming an actor and appreciates jokes, but can get serious when the situation calls for it. Throughout his time as a Ranger, he develops a minor rivalry with Miratrix after she manipulates him into falling in love with her before retiring as a Ranger and stuntman to pursue directing instead.
On his own, Dax possesses knowledge in stunt work. Following Andrew's enhancements, he acquires superhuman agility and jumping capability. Furthermore, he wields the Drive Vortex gauntlet.
Dax Lo is portrayed by Gareth Yuen.

Ronny Robinson
Veronica "Ronny" Robinson is a highly competitive yet excitable and joyful racecar driver, the Yellow Overdrive Ranger, and driver for the SHARC, the Rangers' primary transport vehicle. Throughout the series, she slowly tempers her enthusiasm and convinces Tyzonn to join the Rangers before eventually retiring as a Ranger and returning to being a racecar driver once the Rangers' work is done.
Following Andrew's enhancements, she acquires superhuman speed. Furthermore, she wields the Drive Claws.
Ronny Robinson is portrayed by Caitlin Murphy.

Rose Ortiz
Rose Ortiz is an intelligent yet casual and serious-minded prodigy, the Pink Overdrive Ranger, and technician. Having skipped most of grade school during her childhood, she was forced to grow up quickly. After joining the Rangers, she slowly becomes more outgoing and open with her teammates and develops much of their weaponry, such as Mack's Battlizer, before becoming a teacher following the Rangers' retirement.
On her own, she is a Mensa level genius with an encyclopedic knowledge regarding almost any subject, from geography to the Overdrive equipment. Nonetheless, she can prove dangerous in combat. Following Andrew's enhancements, she gains the ability to turn invisible. Furthermore, she wields the Drive Geyser water gun.
Rose Ortiz is portrayed by Rhoda Montemayor.

Tyzonn
Tyzonn is an alien from the planet Mercuria who previously worked with the Intergalactic Emergency Responder Squad, a search and rescue team, alongside his fiancée Vella until most of his team were killed by the Fearcats. Ever since, Tyzonn dedicated himself to bringing them to justice. In pursuit of his quest, he tracks them to Earth, where he is captured by Moltor, transformed into a draconic Pachycephalosaurus-themed form, and forced to serve him in exchange for regaining his original form.
While fighting the Overdrive Rangers to retrieve two of the Corona Aurora's jewels, Mack realizes Tyzonn's true nature and uses the jewels' power to revert him to normal. Despite learning Flurious had empowered the Fearcats, Tyzonn initially refuses to work with the Rangers out of fear of losing them as well until Ronny assures him his original team's deaths were not his fault. Following this, he joins them as the silver-colored Mercury Ranger to combat the Fearcats, Moltor, and Flurious and complete the Corona Aurora. In time, Tyzonn is reunited with Vella and, once the Rangers' work is finished, retires to be with her.
On his own, Tyzonn possesses the innate ability to transform his body into mercury. Furthermore, he wields the Drive Detector.
Tyzonn is portrayed by Dwayne Cameron.

Recurring characters

Andrew Hartford
Andrew Hartford is a pragmatic yet overprotective billionaire adventurer, owner of several corporations, and creator of Mack Hartford, who he created two years prior to the series and led to believe was his son. Six months prior to the series, Andrew found a crown-like artifact called the Corona Aurora, but inadvertently freed two villainous brothers, Flurious and Moltor, from their imprisonment. As atonement, the Corona's guardian, the Sentinel Knight, tasked Andrew with keeping it safe and retrieving its scattered jewels. In pursuit of this, Andrew discovered the Universal Morphin' Grid, developed Ranger technology, and recruited Will Aston, Dax Lo, Ronny Robinson, and Rose Ortiz to become the Overdrive Rangers with the intention of leading them. However, after Mack becomes involved against his wishes, Andrew reluctantly allows him to take his place on the team and uses his wealth and knowledge to provide support for the Rangers.
Andrew Hartford is portrayed by Rod Lousich.

Sentinel Knight
The Sentinel Knight is the protector of the Corona Aurora. Millennia prior, he took the Corona Aurora to Earth and scattered it and its accompanying jewels across the planet after Flurious and Moltor mounted a failed attempt at stealing it, only to be transformed into monsters and imprisoned on different planets. After Andrew Hartford finds the Corona and inadvertently frees the villains, the Sentinel Knight tasks him with helping him protect the artifact and retrieve the jewels due to losing his physical form. Later in the series, the Overdrive Rangers retrieve a magical sword called Excelsior and fuse it with the Sentinel Knight, granting him a new physical form with the ability to transform into Excelsior for the Rangers to wield in battle and enlarge himself. Additionally, following modifications carried out by Rose Ortiz, he gains the ability to transform into Battlizer armor for Mack Hartford. Once the Corona's jewels are recovered, the Corona itself completed, and Flurious and Moltor defeated, the Sentinel Knight regains his original form and takes the artifact for safekeeping.
The Sentinel Knight is voiced by Nic Sampson.

Flurious
Flurious is an intelligent yet short-tempered and irritable ice monster. Millennia prior, a human Flurious and his brother Moltor sought out the Corona Aurora, only to be transformed into monsters and imprisoned on separate planets across the galaxy while the Sentinel Knight took the Corona and its jewels to Earth for safekeeping. After Andrew Hartford finds the Corona, he inadvertently frees the brothers from their imprisonment. Renewing his quest for the artifact, Flurious returns to Earth, takes over Norg's cave to establish it as a base for himself, creates monsters called "Chillers" to serve as foot soldiers, invents advanced technology, and battles the Overdrive Rangers. Throughout the series, he forms temporary alliances with Moltor, among others, in an effort into manipulating them into helping him, constructs two giant robots that the Overdrive Rangers ultimately destroy, clashes with Thor, and turns the Fearcats into cyborgs in the hopes that they will serve him, only to be betrayed by them. Eventually, Flurious acquires one of the Corona's jewels and uses it to kill Moltor before mounting an attack on the Rangers to steal the remaining jewels and the Corona. Using their power to evolve into a stronger form, he overpowers the Rangers until Mack sacrifices himself to kill Flurious.
Flurious is portrayed by Gerald Urquhart.

Moltor
Moltor is a direct, aggressive, vicious, and merciless draconic monster and a former human who competed with his brother Flurious to find the Corona Aurora, only to be transformed into monsters and imprisoned on separate planets. Upon being freed in the present, Moltor returns to Earth, takes up residence in a volcano, captured Vella, used his magic to turn Tyzonn into a reptilian form and enslave him, and mounts several failed attempts at renewing his quest for the Corona until Flurious eventually obtains one of the artifact's jewels and kills Moltor with it.
Moltor is voiced by Mark Ferguson in Power Rangers Operation Overdrive and David Lodge in Power Rangers: Super Legends.

Spencer
Spencer is the Hartfords' loyal and supportive butler, having served them for many years, and a former member of the Royal Navy who provides assistance to and emotional support for the Overdrive Rangers.
Spencer is portrayed by David Weatherley.

Norg
Norg is a dimwitted yet kind-hearted and physically strong Yeti who lives in a cave that Flurious took over and claimed as his headquarters. Believing the latter is his friend, Norg makes several attempts at proving their friendship. This eventually culminates in him finding one of the Corona Aurora's jewels, though Flurious attempts to have him killed upon completing the Corona. Fighting off Flurious' Chillers, Norg rescues Vella and brings her to the Overdrive Rangers before taking up residence at Hartford Manor.
Norg is portrayed by Kelson Henderson.

Miratrix
Miratrix is a warrior and mistress of disguise who loyally serves under Kamdor after he saved her life and assists him in his quest to take the Corona Aurora and its jewels for their own ends. After several failed attempts, Kamdor grows frustrated, leading to her attempting to acquire power from the Octavian Chalice, only to be transformed into an owl-like monster. After being defeated by the Overdrive Rangers and reverting to normal, Kamdor imprisons her in a jewel.
Miratrix is portrayed by Ria Vandervis.

Kamdor
Kamdor is an armored monster who wields two swords that he can combine into a double-bladed naginata and possesses the ability to transform objects into artificial monsters. Sometime prior to the series, he was imprisoned in a jewel while saving Miratrix, who eventually frees him in the present so they can steal the Corona Aurora for their own ends. Throughout the series, he clashes with the Overdrive Rangers, develops a rivalry with Will Aston, viewing him as a worthy opponent, obtains two of the Corona Aurora's jewels before losing one, and mounts several failed attempts at acquiring the rest. Eventually, Kamdor imprisons Miratrix in his jewel for failing him, uses his Corona jewel to summon a meteor to distract the Overdrive Rangers, and faces Will in a duel, during which Kamdor is killed in battle.
Kamdor is primarily voiced by Adam Gardiner while Richard Simpson voiced him in the episode "Pirate in Pink".

Fearcats
The Fearcats are a race of malicious, sadistic, and ruthless demonic, feline-themed extraterrestrials who willfully destroyed planets and their inhabitants to demonstrate their power, possess the ability to enlarge themselves, and previously encountered Tyzonn. While the majority of them were imprisoned in a mirror-like artifact, Mig and Cheetar travel to Earth to find the Corona Aurora and use its power to free them. Growing impatient, they kidnap Ronny Robinson and use her Ranger powers instead, successfully freeing Benglo before Ronny and Tyzonn destroy the mirror, permanently trapping the imprisoned Fearcats. Undeterred, Cheetar dies fighting the Overdrive Rangers while Flurious uses his technology to transform Mig and Benglo into powerful cyborgs in the hopes that they would serve him. The pair subsequently betray him, stealing his technology to build giant robots to renew their quest for the Corona until they are eventually killed by the Overdrive Rangers.

Mig
Mig is a cocky, impulsive, and battle-hungry snow leopard-themed Fearcat who is eventually killed by Tyzonn.
In his original form, Mig can conjure a bazooka-like weapon. In his cyborg form, he wields two pistols that can convert into daggers.
Mig is voiced by Kelson Henderson.

Benglo
Benglo is a level-headed and serious-minded Bengal tiger-themed Fearcat and primary pilot of the Fearcats' giant robots who is eventually killed by Mack and the Sentinel Knight.
In his original form, Benglo possesses arm-mounted tekkō-kagi-like weapons. In his cyborg form, he wields a sword that can convert into a shotgun.
Benglo is voiced by David Weatherley.

Guest characters
Lava Lizards – A group of lizard men who serve as Moltor's foot soldiers.
Ultrog – A lock/data disk-themed monster that Kamdor created to assist Miratrix in stealing the three Neptune Scrolls. Despite absorbing two of the scrolls and gaining increased power, the Overdrive Rangers use the third scroll to empower the DriveMax Megazord and destroy Ultrog. Ultrog is voiced by Richard Simpson.
Brownbeard – A ghost pirate who sought out an artifact called the Eye of the Sea before he died on the island where it was located. When the Overdrive Rangers arrive on the island to find the Eye, believing it to be one of the Corona Aurora's jewels, he possesses Rose Ortiz and helps them find it. When the Rangers learn it is not what they are after, they give the Eye to Brownbeard, who gives them his lucky pearl in return, which they discover is their true target. Brownbeard is portrayed by John Leigh.
Bombardo – A cold and ruthless arquebus/factory-themed monster that Kamdor created from an abandoned pirate ship cannon to help Miratrix steal the Eye of the Sea. Despite using the artifact to upgrade himself, Bombardo is destroyed by the DriveMax Megazord Shovel Formation. Bombardo is voiced by Adam Gardiner.
Volkan – A Lava Lizard who Moltor evolved into a salamander-themed form after defeating several other Lava Lizards in combat. He is tasked with retrieving the Fire Heart scale before the Overdrive Rangers can do so, only to be killed by Mack. Volkan is voiced by James Gaylyn.
Scaletex – A lindworm/Velociraptor-themed monster. Moltor sends him to steal an ancient parchment from Kamdor and Miratrix, only to be buried alive amidst a cave-in. Scaletex is voiced by Patrick Kake.
Bullox – A bull/Nāga-themed monster who wields a scepter and can breathe fire. Moltor sends him to assist Tyzonn in retrieving the Toru Diamond, only to be betrayed by the latter, who joins forces with Mack to defeat him. Bullox enlarges himself, but is killed by the DriveMax Ultrazord. Bullox is voiced by Will Wallace.
Cheetar – A violent and short-tempered cheetah-themed Fearcat who accompanies Mig to Earth to find the Corona Aurora and free their fellow Fearcats from their mirror prison. Despite freeing Benglo, Ronny and Tyzonn destroy the mirror. Cheetar subsequently sacrifices himself to buy time for his allies to escape. Cheetar is voiced by James Gaylyn.
Top Hat – A namesake/animal picture book-themed monster with a magician-esque personality that Kamdor created to fight the Overdrive Rangers, who destroy Top Hat with the DriveMax Ultrazord and Flash Point Megazord. Top Hat is voiced by Gregory Cooper.
Thor – The god of thunder from Norse mythology who wields the hammer Mjölnir, which he lost sometime prior to the series. After the Rangers locate Mjölnir amidst their quest for the Corona Aurora's jewels and his brother Loki impersonates him to steal it, Thor travels to Earth to help the Rangers reclaim it before assisting them in locating the Piedra Aztec del Compás. Thor is portrayed by Mike Edward.
Loki – The god of mischief from Norse mythology and brother of Thor. Upon learning that the Overdrive Rangers found Mjölnir, Loki impersonates his brother to steal it from them. Mistaking Ronny Robinson for the Norse goddess Freya, Loki demands she marry him. However, the Rangers send a disguised Spencer to retrieve Mjölnir so they can use it in their quest for the Corona Aurora and return it to Thor. Loki is portrayed by Adam Gardiner.
Blothgarr – A Chinese dragon-themed monster and an old friend of Moltor's capable of breathing fire and summoning lightning. Moltor sends him to steal the Piedra Aztec del Compás, a compass-like relic capable of altering a target's luck. However, the Overdrive Rangers eventually take back the compass and kill Blothgarr. Blothgarr is voiced by Charlie McDermott.
Generalissimo – A sextant/chalk-themed monster that Kamdor created off-screen to assist him and Miratrix in robbing a museum they believed had one of the Corona Aurora's jewels before he is destroyed by Tyzonn. Generalissimo is voiced by Peter Feeney.
Thrax – The son of Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd and grandson of Master Vile who inherited his father's powers and staff. Years prior and similarly to Rita, Thrax was imprisoned on the moon in a space dumpster by the Sentinel Knight. However, Thrax gradually grew stronger as the latter weakened until he eventually breaks free in the present. Seeking to restore his parents' legacy, he forms an alliance with the Overdrive Rangers' enemies and severs the latter's link to the Universal Morphin Grid, de-powering them. However, the Sentinel Knight recruits a team of legendary Rangers to stop them while the Overdrive Rangers restore their powers and locate the sword Excelsior. After combining with it, the Sentinel Knight joins the legendary and Overdrive Rangers in defeating the alliance and killing Thrax. Thrax is portrayed by Glen Levy.
Xander Bly – An arbormancer from Briarwood and the Green Mystic Ranger. The Sentinel Knight recruits him to join a team of legendary Rangers and help the Overdrive Rangers defeat Thrax. Xander Bly is portrayed by Richard Brancatisano.
Bridge Carson – A Space Patrol Delta (S.P.D.) officer from New Tech City in the year 2025 who previously operated as the Green and Blue SPD Ranger before being promoted to Red. The Sentinel Knight brings him back in time and recruits him into a team of legendary Rangers to help the Overdrive Rangers defeat Thrax. Bridge Carson is portrayed by Matt Austin.
Kira Ford – An aspiring musician from Reefside who previously operated as the Yellow Dino Thunder Ranger before losing her powers while defeating Mesogog. The Sentinel Knight restores her powers and recruits her into a team of legendary Rangers to help the Overdrive Rangers defeat Thrax. Kira Ford is portrayed by Emma Lahana.
Tori Hanson – A master ninja of the Wind Ninja Academy from Blue Bay Harbor who specializes in water-based ninjutsu and previously operated as the Blue Ninja Storm Ranger before losing her powers while defeating Lothor. The Sentinel Knight restores her powers and recruits her into a team of legendary Rangers to help the Overdrive Rangers defeat Thrax. Tori Hanson is portrayed by Sally Martin.
Adam Park – A veteran Ranger who was chosen to succeed Zack Taylor as the Black Mighty Morphin Ranger and went on to become the Green Zeo and Turbo Ranger before passing the latter mantle to Carlos Vallerte and retiring. The Sentinel Knight restores Adam's original powers and tasks him with leading a team of legendary Rangers to help the Overdrive Rangers defeat Thrax. Following this, Adam opens a dojo with old friend Alpha 6. Adam Park is portrayed by Johnny Yong Bosch.
Alpha 6 – A robotic ally of the Turbo, Space, and Galaxy Rangers and successor of Alpha 5 who initially operated on Earth before eventually ending up on the Astro Megaship, the space colony Terra Venture, and the alien planet Mirinoi. After being deactivated and returned to Earth off-screen, Adam Park finds and reactivates Alpha 6 to help restore the Overdrive Rangers' connection to the Universal Morphin Grid. Following this, he joins Adam at his new dojo. Alpha 6 is voiced by Campbell Cooley.
Vulturus / Vulturus Maximus – A draconic vulture-themed monster created by Thrax who is reputed to be invincible. After overpowering the Rangers' Megazords, it is defeated by Mack via the sword Excelsior. Flurious subsequently uses his technology to turn Vulturus into a cyborg, only for it to be killed by Tyzonn.
Crazar - A lupine Fearcat who can cast illusions and was presumed dead while causing the cave-in that killed Tyzonn's original team years prior. Having survived and captured Tyzonn's fiancé Vella, Crazar resurfaces in the present to transfer Vella to Moltor's custody and help her fellow Fearcats obtain the Octavian Chalice, only to be eventually killed by Tyzonn. Crazar is voiced by Lori Dungey.
Vella – Tyzonn's fiancée who worked with him as a rescuer and was originally believed to have been killed by the Fearcats before ending up on Earth as Moltor, later Flurious', captive. After befriending Norg, he helps her escape and brings her to the Overdrive Rangers' custody, upon which she is reunited with Tyzonn. Vella is portrayed by Beth Allen.
Datum – A computer/amulet-themed monster that Kamdor created to hack the Overdrive Rangers' database, obtain information on the Star of Isis, and disable their technology. Datum succeeds in the first two tasks before he is defeated by Rose Ortiz, enlarged by Kamdor, and destroyed by the BattleFleet Megazord. Datum is voiced by Gerald Urquhart.
Magmador – A draconic Styracosaurus-themed monster with superhuman strength and tentacles for a right hand that he can turn into various weapons. He accompanies Moltor in obtaining the Tri-Dragon Key. After being defeated by Will, Magmador enlarges, but is killed by the Sentinel Knight and the Flash Point Megazord Crane Formation. Magmador is voiced by Mark Wright.

References

External links
Official Power Rangers Website
Power Rangers Operation Overdrive - Blue Sapphire Volume 3

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Dawn of the Monsters (Wikipedia EN)

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Dawn of the Monsters is a beat'em up video game developed by 13AM Games and published by WayForward. The game was released in March 2022 for Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Google Stadia. The game received generally positive reviews upon release.

Plot
In 2036, three decades prior to the game's events, in the wake of a climate catastrophe, enormous monsters known as the Nephilim invade Earth and cause massive destruction around the globe, prompting the creation of DAWN (Defense Alliance Worldwide Network) the following year. The game, which takes place in 2065, follows the efforts of DAWN, under its Logistics Director, Captain Claire Lionne, to liberate the world of Nephilim, by destroying the "nests" and "Monarchs" (head Nephilim) in the cities of Toronto, Foz do Iguaçu, Cairo, and Tokyo, with the help of its four agents: the first-wave Nephilim Megadon and Ganira, Eiji Murasame, who can transform into the giant superhero Aegis Prime, and Jamila Senai, pilot of the ATOM (Atomic Telekinetically Operated Mecha) called Tempest Galahad. Aid is provided by DAWN's lead scientist, Dr. Viktor Ivakin, and the head of DAWN's Intelligence Department, Dr. Sofia Cruces.
By the time of the second campaign in South America, Captain Lionne is questioned for her secrecy regarding various aspects of DAWN (especially regarding how they are able to control Megadon and Ganira), and Syncor (DAWN's main technology provider and manufacturer of ATOMs), formerly under DAWN Commander-in-Chief Conrad Fosco, is suspiciously believed to have a connection with the Nephilim attacks. During the third campaign in Cairo, a Nephilim-attracting device is discovered, a rogue ATOM named Quake Quixote attacks, and Megadon and Ganira are revealed to be "operated" in secret by the orphaned twins Kohara and Kiwa under "Project Raven", an experiment that allows for telepathic communication between psychic children and certain Nephilim. By the end of the Tokyo campaign, DAWN retrieves all of the files of Goro Maki, the predecessor of Dr. Cruces who mysteriously disappeared before the events of the game, while Syncor's mass-produced Avalanche series ATOMs betray and assault DAWNs agents. Shortly after the fall of the last Monarch in Mount Fuji, Claire heads to Earth to confront the corruption within Syncor and DAWN, only to be ambushed and killed by Syncor's ATOMs.
The game's final campaign results in DAWN attacking Nephilim hordes (among them, copies of Megadon, Ganira, and the slain Monarchs) and ATOM units, storming Syncor's base in a Sheol pool within the Bermuda Triangle following a spike in energy levels threatening to xenoform Earth and end all life on the planet. Fosco is killed trying to bring forth Azrael, the primordial Harbinger of the Nephilim, who is then promptly defeated by DAWN's agents. Soon after, Megadon and Ganira briefly attack Aegis Prime and Tempest Galahad before leaving, with Kiwa and Kohara revealing that the two monsters were never under control, and were only opposing Azrael and helping DAWN by their own will, communicating through them. With the Nephilim threat over, Eiji and Jamila go into hiding, their mission completed.
The end credits, post-game documents, and arcade endings imply that Azrael may still be alive, and reveal that Dr. Ivakin has retired to be with his family, Kiwa and Kohara live with director Sofia Cruces in an institute set up to honor Claire Lionne, Eiji continues to keep a close eye on his family even while living alone in secrecy, and a new mecha, the combining ATOM Meteor Temujin, is built.

Gameplay
Dawn of the Monsters is a 2.5D side-scrolling beat'em up video game similar to Streets of Rage and Final Fight, though the game also has features commonly found in fighting games. The player combats kaiju known as "Nephilim" with one of five characters.

Megadon, the "Living Volcano" - An aggressive, territorial, volcanic Godzilla-like saurian that can increase his attack power by raising his temperature, the first Nephilim to awaken. He is telepathically linked to Test Subject #23 ("Kohara").
Ganira, "Terror of the Seas" - A bipedal crustacean-esque Nephilim with a hard exoskeleton, the ability to summon crab-like minions, or attack with steam or tsunamis. She is telepathically linked to Test Subject #24 ("Kiwa").
Aegis Prime, the "Superhuman Warrior" - An Ultraman-like titan and DAWN's first agent, alter-ego of the physicist Eiji Murasame, who can turn giant by will after being mutated by a Sheol pool south of Bermuda.
Tempest Galahad, the "Apex of ATOM Technology" - Piloted by Jamila Senai, who lost her parents and her right arm in a Nephilim "Triple Event" in Cairo during her childhood, it is the first and strongest known combat-ready ATOM, equipped with hand cannons, mines, and the "Mk. XIV Ultimate Laser Cannon". Inspired by the Evangelions and the Jaegers from Pacific Rim.
Meteor Temujin, the "Combining Mecha" - A Super Sentai/Power Rangers-inspired robot made from the remains of prototype ATOMs by Team Meteor (Grace Galvan, Ray, Gretta, and Brianna), equipped with an energy sword, an electric axe, and a massive hammer.
Each character has light attacks, heavy attacks (which can be held down to perform "heavy holds"), dash attacks, and the ability to block, dodge, and grab objects to swing or throw them at enemies. They also have five (which can be upgraded to ten) bars of "Rage", which can be built up by attacking enemies and buildings, and also by getting damaged. One or two bars of Rage can be used to perform one of three character-exclusive "Rage Attacks", some of which can inflict status effects like Burn (damage over time), Shock (paralysis), Erode (decreases defense), and Drench (reduces attack and movement speed), enhance the character's power, speed, defense, cancel attacks, or even alter how some attacks are performed as well as the effects they have (for example, by loading ammunition, or changing the weapon the character has equipped). One bar of Rage can also be used to revive defeated players (in multiplayer), or execute weakened enemies (which heals the player by a certain amount in the process). Doing Rage attacks fills up a "Cataclysm" meter, which can be used to unleash the character's devastating ultimate attack. To further enhance the characters, the player can pick up to three augments (upgrades which are unlocked throughout the game), which can be used to grant a character special advantages, as well as boost strength, defense, speed, critical attack chance and damage, rage generation, or vampirism (which adds health-stealing effects to attacks). The player can also visit an in-game inventory and buy upgrades to increase health, add Rage bars, and double the Cataclysm meter.
The player's performance is rated per encounter in the stage, based on their score, which can be enhanced by a gradually-decreasing multiplier that is dependent on maintaining combos, and can be temporarily prevented from decreasing by executing or overkilling enemies. Some encounters, however, lack a multiplier, and are instead rated by how fast it takes for the player to beat. By the end of the level, the performance off all the encounters in a stage are then tallied, resulting in a ranking from F to S+ (which requires the extra condition that the player does not die in the level). The player is also shown four augments (the tier - and therefore, the strength - of which is dependent on the rank attained within the level), and is presented the choice to either choose two of the four, or sell them instead. The game's campaign features 35 different levels and takes place in five major locations (Toronto, Foz do Iguaçu, Cairo, Tokyo, and the Hatteras Abyssal Plain below the Bermuda Triangle). In addition to the single player, the game also supports two-player local cooperative multiplayer.
The game also has one downloadable content (DLC) pack, which offers an arcade mode, 50 new character skins, a new playable character, Meteor Temujin, as well as a free update that adds Japanese dubbing, ten unique Trials (short challenge levels), four new difficulty levels ranging from New Game+ to New Game++++ (which raise the attack power and health of enemies), and additional achievements (challenges).

Development
Dawn of the Monsters was developed by Canadian game studio 13AM Games. The team first had the idea of making a kaiju game in early 2016, though no publisher was willing to fund the title and the team shifted their attention to make Double Cross. Following the release of that game in 2019, 13AM developed a prototype of Dawn of the Monsters, and successfully pitched the game to WayForward at E3. WayForward announced the partnership with 13AM Games in October 2020. Originally set to be released in late 2021, the game was delayed and subsequently released digitally for Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X and Series S on March 15, 2022. Limited Run Games will release a physical edition of the game.
The game's artstyle was inspired by comic books. It was designed to be "striking" and "evocative" of imagery from kaiju movie posters. Director Alex Rushdy described the art style as a mashup of Japanese manga and the works of Mike Mignola, the creator of Hellboy. To ensure that the team had a consistent vision of the game's tone, Rushdy organised movie nights in which the team would watch movies such as Godzilla (1954) and Gamera, while inspiration is also taken from King Kong, Ultraman, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Pacific Rim, and even other franchises not directly related to the kaiju genre. The team also invited numerous artists to collaborate on the game. Shinji Nishikawa, who was involved in the design of several Godzilla films and helped the team design the Tokyo Monarch Agnitor. Yuji Kaida, who served as an illustrator on multiple kaiju projects, designed the cover for the game's physical edition. Lastly, Matt Frank, who worked on official Godzilla, Ultraman, and Transformers comics, contributed key art and illustrations for the game's physical collector's edition, and made the alpha Nephilim Inazudon and Bakudon, both of which first appeared in the Cairo campaign. E. J. Su and Zander Cannon were involved in the production of the game's promotional materials, with Su creating the game's key art and even working on the game's prequel comic. Powerhouse Animation Studios created the game's animated opening sequence.
In April 2023, a poll was held to decide the game's first additional character, with the three choices being the Daimajin-inspired colossus Daizosan, the forest-covered King Kong-esque Ziranoth, and a combining mecha based on Super Sentai/Power Rangers, Meteor Temujin, with the last of the three being voted for the game's first DLC, which also introduced an arcade mode, and 50 new character skins, further bolstered by a free update with Japanese dubbing, ten unique Trials (short challenge levels), four difficulty levels, and new challenges.

Reception

Dawn of the Monsters received "generally favorable" reviews according to review aggregator Metacritic.
Stuart Gipp from Nintendo Life praised the extensive customization options and augments, which added variations to the game. However, he was disappointed by the repetitive stage design, and the stiff animation. Writing for Destructoid, Chris Moyse strongly commended the game's visuals and described it as "dazzling" and "one of the finest 2D releases in years". While he enjoyed the combat system for its depth and complexity, he believed that the game failed to present enough challenges to players. Shaun Musgrave from TouchArcade agreed that the game slowly became repetitive, though he recommended the game for its solid gameplay mechanics and its premise. He concluded his review by writing "fans of either beat-em-ups or giant monsters will want to grab this game sharpish and get to smashing and demolishing the enemy forces".

References

External links
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Davi Santos (Wikipedia EN)

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Davi Santos (born 1 February 1990) is an American actor, best known for his role playing Sir Ivan, The Gold Ranger on the television series Power Rangers Dino Charge and Dr. Joey Costa on Good Sam. He is a screenwriter and star of The Cure, a film that world premiered at Cannes Film Festival.

Early life
Santos was born in Rio de Janeiro. In late 1990, Santos' family immigrated to New York City, and he was raised in Astoria, a neighborhood in the northwestern corner of Queens.
Santos attended the Professional Performing Arts School alongside Connor Paolo and Sarah Hyland. He graduated from LaGuardia Arts "Fame" High School. In 2008, Santos enrolled in Macaulay Honors College at Lehman College where he designed the courses of his customized CUNY BA in Cognitive Philosophy and Theatrical Arts. At Lehman, he acted in a production of Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge directed by Susan Soetaert in 2010. Since the age of eight, he has trained in martial arts. He holds a second Dan Black-belt in Shotokan Karate.

Career
With a background in theatre and commercials, Santos appeared Off-Broadway between 2009 and 2012 in plays premiering at New York Theatre Festival, Samuel French Play Festival and the New York International Fringe Festival. In his late teens, he wrote and appeared in the coming of age docufiction, Lone Prophet, utilizing guerrilla filmmaking in support of the DREAM Act. In 2011, he collaborated with Christopher J. Lopez to create Densely Hollow Films. Their first film, The Cure, premiered at the Palais des Festivals et des Congress at Cannes Film Festival.
A self-tape audition led Santos to an appearance on the ABC comedy series Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, after which he joined the cast of the American sitcom Mr. Box Office for two seasons. He continued making television appearances on Nickelodeon's How to Rock, and ABC Family's Switched at Birth, Mystery Girls and Chasing Life.
In 2014, Santos was cast as Sir Ivan of Zandar, the Gold Ranger, on Power Rangers Dino Charge for two seasons. He would reprise the role in two episodes of Power Rangers Beast Morphers, "Finders Keepers" and "Grid Connection". In 2017, he starred in the film Something Like Summer based on the acclaimed novel of the same title. The same year, Densely Hollow Films began principal photography on its feature debut, Adrift, produced by James Manos Jr., in which Santos starred opposite Lauren Velez and Tony Plana. Santos also appeared in the horror film Polaroid, which was released in 2019.
In July 2018, Santos was cast as Gabe for the first season of the CBS All Access fantasy drama series Tell Me a Story, which premiered that October.

Personal life
Santos has said he identifies with the LGBT community.

Filmography

Film

Television

Video Games

Podcasts

References

External links
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Darkonda (Wikipedia EN)

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Power Rangers in Space is a television series and the fifth entry of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the 21st Super Sentai series Denji Sentai Megaranger.
In Space was a turning point for the Power Rangers franchise, as the season brought closure to six seasons of plot, and it ended the practice of having regular cast members act in consecutive seasons - which had been in existence since 1993. The theme of this series, and its successor, the Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, bears little similarity to their Sentai counterparts. The sixth series also marked the final regular appearances of Tracy Lynn Cruz, Patricia Ja Lee, Roger Velasco, and Selwyn Ward, as well as the conclusion of Zordon's story that has been significant in the previous six seasons.

Plot
Picking up where Power Rangers Turbo left off, Dark Specter has captured Zordon and is beginning to drain his powers. An assortment of old and new villains praise his victory, but an unexpected figure uncovers his plan: the Red Space Ranger, Andros. Dark Specter orders the Princess of Evil, Astronema, to eliminate Andros so he can't jeopardize his plans.
Meanwhile, four of the former Turbo Rangers (T.J. Johnson, Carlos Vallerte, Ashley Hammond, and Cassie Chan) and Alpha 6 are traveling in a NASADA space shuttle with the intent to save Zordon. They are pulled aboard the Astro Megaship and later encounter Andros. Though initially suspicious and dismissive of the four former Turbo Rangers, Andros realizes he'll need their help to save Zordon and gives them each an Astro Morpher. Additionally, modifications allow the NASADA space shuttle and the Astro Megaship to combine into the powerful Astro Megazord. The new Space Rangers then return to Earth for repairs and supplies, but they are followed by Astronema.
The Space Rangers alternate between searching for Zordon and protecting Earth. From the Dark Fortress, Astronema seeks to eliminate them via Ecliptor (who raised her), Quantrons, and a variety of monsters. Elgar has also been added to her team, but he remains a comedic bungler. Over time, allies (such as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Phantom Ranger, Justin Stewart, and Adam Park) offer the Rangers invaluable aid, with Zhane (the Silver Space Ranger) emerging from cryo-sleep and joining the team. New Zords are also introduced. Meanwhile, Bulk and Skull become assistants to wacky scientist Professor Phenomenus and join him in searching for aliens.
While dedicated to finding Zordon, Andros has another quest: finding his sister, Karone, who was kidnapped when they were children. Over time, Andros discovers his sister was kidnapped by Darkonda, the archrival of Ecliptor, who has nine lives. To Andros' shock, he later discovers that Astronema is Karone, who was raised by Ecliptor to be evil. Andros convinces Astronema of the truth and she defects with Ecliptor's help. Furious at this, Dark Specter launches a planet-destroying asteroid at Earth, which the Rangers are barely able to deflect, but Karone and Ecliptor are both recaptured and reprogrammed to follow Dark Specter in the process.
Astronema, now completely cold and calculating, now not only seeks to destroy the Space Rangers, but also Dark Specter and usurp his ruling power. To that end, she unleashes the Psycho Rangers. The five monstrous and borderline-insane villains possess great power, which secretly comes from Dark Specter, nearly draining him of his life force. Individually, each Psycho Ranger is too powerful for their Space Ranger equivalents. But the Psycho Rangers are not as good with teamwork, and the six Space Rangers overcome them with a great deal of effort and teamwork. Soon after, the Rangers suffer setbacks that see the Delta Megazord and the Mega Voyager destroyed.
The series culminates in the two-part finale, "Countdown to Destruction", where Zordon is nearly completely drained, and Dark Specter orders the villains under his command to attack the entire universe. Across the universe, the Alien and Phantom Rangers, Trey of Triforia, the Blue Senturion, and KO-35's rebels are defeated and captured. The Space Rangers struggle to defend Earth and are overwhelmed and forced to retreat. Darkonda kills Dark Specter, who returns the favor before his own death, leaving Astronema in command as the Queen of Evil. While Andros boards the Dark Fortress to appeal to his sister, the remaining five Space Rangers engage in one last fight for Earth and are joined by the citizens of Angel Grove, with Bulk and Skull leading the charge.
On the Dark Fortress, Andros finds Zordon, who requests his energy tube to be shattered. Doing so will release good energy that will destroy the forces of evil and save the universe, but it will also cause his death. Following battles with Astronema and Ecliptor, Andros has no choice but to comply. The many monsters are subsequently turned to dust by the energy wave (including Ecliptor), while Lord Zedd, Rita Repulsa, Divatox, and Astronema are changed into normal, non-evil humans. With the universe now safe, T.J., Cassie, Carlos, Ashley, and Alpha 6 intend to settle down on Earth. Though initially intending to remain on KO-35 with their people, Andros, Zhane, and Karone decide to join their friends on Earth.

Production
Early production material for the season, dated May and August 1997 when production was concurrently underway for the Fall 1997 episodes of Power Rangers Turbo, was placed online in June 2011. The first half includes synopses of the first twenty-seven episodes of Megaranger, with a mix of Japanese names and intended US names, and a breakdown of how much footage was "usable"; there is a list of weaponry and Zords introduced, how often they appear, and the monsters and how they are destroyed. It then goes on to set out initial plans for the in Space adaptation.
Both Astronema and Andros are absent, with the Phantom Ranger uncovering Dark Specter's plan instead, and Justin is identified as the Blue Ranger. Instead of losing their powers and base at the end of Turbo, the Rangers would be given their Space powers by Dimitria (the Turbo mentor) so they could head into space and save Zordon. Their spacecraft would have had a limited power supply and could only be recharged by the Power Chamber on Earth, forcing them to keep returning; otherwise, they would hop from planet to planet, encountering new and returning villains, and picking up clues for Zordon's whereabouts. Divatox was still going to be the main recurring villain, with Ecliptor as her new second-in-command. Bulk and Skull formed a volunteer Citizen Force Group to try and protect Angel Grove while the Rangers were away.
In Space would have seen Carranger villain Exhaus used as Dark Specter - he would instead be the monster Goldgoyle for the end of Turbo. The Rangers were going to have a base in Earth orbit called the new Power Dome: it was to be realized by "a giant pyramid made of silky material... the walls of silk will change constantly with special effects lights creating the different moods". The "Space Station" (Astro Megaship) interior was going to recycle as much of the Power Chamber set as possible; footage would be shot for the villain's "Evil Platform" set ahead of time and used as recurring stock footage.
This would be also the final season to feature the character Skull (Jason Narvy) as a main character as Narvy himself chose to leave the Power Rangers universe to continue his college education.

Cast and characters

Space Rangers
Andros The Red Space Ranger, a native of the planet KO-35 and leader of the Space Rangers. He uses his Ranger powers to defeat Astronema and try to recover his sister Karone. He also serves as Ashley's love interest. He piloted the Mega V1 Robo Zord and his primary weapon is the Spiral Drill Saber. He is portrayed by Christopher Khayman Lee.
Carlos Vallerte The Black Space Ranger and previously the new Green Turbo Ranger. He is the second-in-command of the Space Rangers piloted the Mega V2 Shuttle Zord and his primary weapon is the Lunar Lance. He is portrayed by Roger Velasco.
Theodore Jay "T.J." Jarvis Johnson The Blue Space Ranger. He was previously the new Red Turbo Ranger, and leader of the Turbo Rangers.He piloted the Mega V3 Rocket Zord and his primary weapon is the Astro Axe. He is portrayed by Selwyn Ward.
Ashley Hammond The Yellow Space Ranger and previously the new Yellow Turbo Ranger. She serves as Andros' love interest. She pilots the Mega V4 Saucer Zord and her primary weapon is the Star Slinger. She is portrayed by Tracy Lynn Cruz.
Cassie Chan The Pink Space Ranger and previously the new Pink Turbo Ranger. She pilots the Mega V5 Tank Zord and her primary weapon is the Satellite Stunner. She is portrayed by Patricia Ja Lee.
Zhane The Silver Space Ranger; he is kept in a hidden room inside the Megaship, cryogenically asleep for two years because he was badly injured in his last battle while saving Andros from a monster. When he was accidentally released, he helped the Rangers, but is affected by a 2.5-minute morphing time limit which he is later able to remove by absorbing a bolt of lightning with his Morpher. He piloted the Mega Winger Zord and his primary weapon is the Super Silverizer. During the Psycho Ranger saga, in an effort to confuse and throw off the Psycho Rangers, he temporarily faked being Psycho Silver. He is portrayed by Justin Nimmo.

Supporting characters
Alpha 6 After his voice chip was damaged during the destruction of the Power Chamber, he received a new voice chip, but does not sound the same and has a different personality. Alpha no longer speaks like a New Yorker and now uses his predecessor's catchphrase. He is voiced by Wendee Lee (uncredited).
D.E.C.A. The on-board computer on the Megaship, D.E.C.A. responds to voice commands and is able to articulate in 3000 known languages. The ship is constantly monitored by her through cameras located in every room on the ship. She can also perform retinal scans. She is voiced by Julie Maddalena.
Adelle Ferguson Owner of the Surf Spot, the Rangers' new hangout; from observation, she appears to have bought Youth Center from Jerome Stone and converted it. She is portrayed by Aloma Wright.
Farkas "Bulk" Bulkmeier Returning once again from Turbo, he and Skull decide to seek out renowned alien expert Professor Phenomenus when they catch a glimpse of a UFO in the sky. He is portrayed by Paul Schrier.
Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch Bulk's best friend, and his opposite in appearance and mentality; Skull is thin and more stupid than Bulk, to the point that he has to be told what to be thinking of. Skull is best known for his high-pitched laughter. He is portrayed by Jason A. Narvy.
Professor Phenomenus A strange yet brilliant scientist who is constantly on the search for aliens on Earth. Bulk and Skull sought him out when they caught a glimpse of a UFO in the sky. The trio's misadventures and antics would often have them crossing paths with the Rangers. He is portrayed by Jack Banning.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles The Turtles were summoned and brainwashed by Astronema to fight the Rangers. Her control over them is later broken and they team up with the Rangers to battle Astronema's forces. Before returning to New York, the Turtles had one request: space surfing on the Galaxy Gliders. Due to Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation being filmed in Vancouver, none of the Turtles' voice actors reprised their roles for their appearance.
Leonardo The leader of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He is voiced by Michael Reisz.
Raphael The aggressive, cool but crude member of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He is voiced by Kim Strauss.
Donatello The scientific member of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He is voiced by Ezra Weisz.
Michelangelo The fun-loving "Party Dude" of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He is voiced by Tony Oliver.
Venus de Milo A female turtle and Shinobi who is the latest member of the group. She is voiced by Tifanie Christun.
Alien Rangers The Power Rangers from the water planet Aquitar. They have been allies to the Power Rangers of Earth, since Zordon called upon them when Master Vile reversed Earth's time. The Alien Rangers were later seen fighting Divatox's army on planet Gratha.
Justin Stewart T.J. Johnson, Cassie Chan, Ashley Hammond, and Carlos Vallerte's former teammate. After the destruction of the Power Chamber and the loss of the Turbo powers, Justin elected to remain on Earth to be with his father. Storm Blaster tracked him down and gave Justin a new Turbo morpher, to help the Space Rangers. He is portrayed by Blake Foster.
Karone Andros' sister and the main anti-hero of the series, She was kidnapped as a child by Darkonda and handed over to Dark Specter. Karone was raised by Ecliptor, who became a father figure to her. He told that her parents were killed by the Power Rangers, she would come to be known as "Astronema", Princess of Evil. She would eventually discover the truth and defect to the Rangers' side for a time, before being captured and brainwashed to be completely loyal to Dark Specter when she went to the Dark Fortress in order to reprogram an asteroid that Dark Specter had sent on a collision course with Earth. Karone was eventually reverted to herself by Zordon's energy wave in the finale. She later became the second Pink Galaxy Ranger in the following season. She is portrayed by Melody Perkins.
Trey of Triforia (Gold Zeo Ranger) Wielder of the Golden Power Staff, who temporarily passed his powers onto Jason Scott in Zeo, while he healed after being split into three distinct personalities. Trey was later seen fighting Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd's army in the Vica Galaxy.
Blue Senturion An intergalactic police officer from 2000; he originally was sent back in time to warn Dimitria of the United Alliance of Evil's plot, but now helps enforce the law and defeat villains. He also assisted the Turbo Rangers, before departing to Eltar with Dimitria to help Zordon. The Blue Senturion was later seen with the Phantom Ranger fighting the Machine Empire and General Havoc's army on the Phantom Ranger's homeworld. He is voiced by David Walsh (uncredited).
Phantom Ranger A Ranger of unknown origins. He had helped the second Turbo Rangers fight Divatox. He and Cassie share a bond. The Phantom Ranger helped the rangers gain access to a new Megazord and was later seen with the Blue Senturion fighting the Machine Empire and General Havoc's army on the Phantom Ranger's homeworld.
Zordon Founder and former mentor of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Power Rangers Zeo, and original Turbo Rangers. Zordon returned to his home planet of Eltar, only to be captured; Dark Specter proceeded to continually drain Zordon of his powers while filling his container with lava, ensuring all Rangers would lose hope. With Dark Specter's destruction, Zordon regained his powers, only to sacrifice himself to unleash an energy wave that wiped out the United Alliance of Evil. He is voiced by Robert L. Manahan (uncredited).
Adam Park Carlos' predecessor and Zack's successor, Adam was the new Mighty Morphin Black Ranger, Green Zeo Ranger, and the original Green Turbo Ranger. When Carlos began doubting himself following a disastrous fight with Lizwizard, Adam helped him through it. Adam also held onto his morpher when Rito destroyed his team's powers. He succeeded in morphing into the Black Mighty Morphin Ranger once more, though it nearly killed him. He is portrayed by Johnny Yong Bosch.

Villains
Dark Specter The "Grand Monarch of Evil", who all other villains fear, Dark Specter appears as a gigantic lava-monster. He is the leader of the United Alliance of Evil. He was shown to have the ability to shape shift. Dark Specter was responsible for the fall of Eltar, he managed to capture Zordon and proceeded to slowly drain his powers throughout the season. He nearly met his end with the creation of the Psycho Rangers, who drew their energy from the evil monarch every time they fought. He was killed in the finale by Darkonda, who had stolen a Velocifighter armed with an experimental laser. With his dying breath, he devoured Darkonda before exploding. He is voiced by Christopher Grey.
Astronema The "Princess of Evil", Astronema is a sinister and ruthless villainess who was groomed as a child in the ways of evil. There are hints she isn't as evil as is led to believe, such as when she saves the lives of a family under attack by one of her own Quantrons. It is later discovered that she is Karone, sister of the Red Space Ranger Andros. She defected to the Rangers' side for a time, before being captured, brainwashed and given cybernetic implants which overwrote her emotions. As a result of this, her demeanor became cold, and even more ruthless and evil than before. She would later create the Psycho Rangers and link their powers directly to Dark Specter in an attempt to do away with the monarch and take power for herself. When Dark Specter is killed in the finale, she becomes the "Queen of Evil", she is seemingly killed accidentally during a confrontation with Andros, but is revived by Andros' tears. In Power Rangers Beast Morphers, Astronema's gauntlet was found in Ryjack's collection of weapons. Astronema was Robo-Roxy's choice to be revived into Evox's army only for Robo-Blaze to comment that Astronema was purified much of Robo-Roxy's disgust. She is portrayed by Melody Perkins.
Ecliptor A wire-frame model-themed robot who is Astronema's guardian and surrogate father. He raised Astronema to be evil, caring for her like his own daughter. After Astronema learns her true identity, Ecliptor remained devoted to his princess, defending her against the attacks of his own forces. Branded a traitor, he is given additional cybernetics that suppress his better nature and make him purely evil. Upon seeing Astronema seemingly slain by her brother, Ecliptor broke free of his programming to get revenge. Despite his fatherly affection for Astronema, and his high regard for loyalty and honor, Ecliptor was killed by Zordon's energy wave. He is voiced by Walter Lang.
Elgar Divatox's idiotic, illiterate nephew. He was reassigned to the Dark Fortress by Dark Specter, mostly to allow Divatox to move Zordon around the universe without his bumbling threatening to ruin things. He is killed by Zordon's energy wave. He is portrayed by Kenny Graceson and voiced by David Umansky.
Darkonda A bandaged bounty hunter who was responsible for kidnapping Karone as a child. Sadistic and treacherous, Darkonda was the arch rival to Ecliptor. He was given 9 lives, but managed to lose all but one though bungling or being defeated. He planned to kill Dark Specter with the missile intended for Earth's destruction, but was swallowed by the evil monarch before he perished. He is voiced by Steve Kramer.
Darkliptor An entity which is created when Darkonda forcibly absorbs Ecliptor into himself, thereby adding all of Ecliptor's powers and some of Ecliptor's physical being to Darkonda's own. When Darkliptor exists, Darkonda's personality is dominant, and with Ecliptor's powers on top of Darkonda's, Darkliptor is near invincible. Ecliptor constantly tries to free himself from Darkliptor, and always succeeds eventually, to Darkonda's annoyance. He is voiced by Steve Kramer.
Quantrons Astronema's foot soldiers. Appearing as silver robots with blades as their primary weapons. Like the Cogs before them, they pilot vehicles for attacks. The Quantrons are the fourth group of foot soldiers created for Power Rangers and don't have a Sentai counterpart.
Craterites Foot soldiers from the Astro Megaship simudeck's training program. A lightning bolt once hit the Megaship while T.J. And Ashley were doing a session, causing them to become real and hide among the people in Angel Grove by disguising themselves as humans. After fighting the Rangers, they then merged into a Conglomerate version of themselves. After being defeated by the Astro Megazord, they were once again part of the simudeck program. The Megaranger counterparts of the Craterites are called Soldiers Kunekune.
Piranhatrons Divatox's foot soldiers from Power Rangers Turbo. Some of them were placed under Astronema's control.

Psycho Rangers
The Psycho Rangers are five evil Rangers created by Astronema as part of her plans to destroy both the Power Rangers and Dark Specter. After each of them was destroyed in their monster forms, they returned as ghosts where they stalked the Rangers in Secret City. When in their monster forms, the Psycho Rangers were imprisoned in data cards until they came into Deviot's possession in Power Rangers Lost Galaxy.
The Power Rangers comic story "Power Rangers: The Psycho Path" by Boom! Studios gave the Psycho Rangers a more-detailed origin where Astronema killed some individuals for raw material that she used to create them with help from Dark Spector. In addition, there was also a Psycho Green.

Psycho Red Psycho Red was the leader of the Psycho Rangers. His monster form was a fire monster. In Power Rangers Beast Morphers, Psycho Red's data card was found in Ryjack's collection of weapons. Robo-Blaze recommended him as a choice to be revived only for Robo-Roxy to mention that he would mostly target the Red Ranger while Snide states that the Reanimizer needs more diamonds if they are to reanimate the rest of the Psycho Rangers. He is portrayed and voiced by Patrick David.
Psycho Black His monster form is a rock monster who can use a rock-like tentacle. He is portrayed and voiced by Michael Maize.
Psycho Blue His monster form is a crystalline ice monster with freezing powers. He is voiced by Wally Wingert.
Psycho Yellow In her monster form, Psycho Yellow is a spider-like monster. She is portrayed and voiced by Kamera Walton.
Psycho Pink In her monster form, Psycho Pink is a plant-like monster. She is voiced by Vicki Davis.

United Alliance of Evil
Villains from previous series also appeared as members of the United Alliance of Evil where they were gathered by Dark Specter.

Lord Zedd - An evil intergalactic warlord. He is portrayed by Ed Neil and voiced by Robert Axelrod.
Rita Repulsa - An evil alien sorceress who is married to Lord Zedd. She is portrayed by Carla Perez and voiced by Barbara Goodson.
Goldar - A manticore-themed henchman of Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa. Goldar was seen at Dark Specter's party on the Cimmerian Planet and during the attack on the Vica Galaxy where he does an energy attack on the Gold Ranger. He is voiced by Kerrigan Mahan.
Finster - A leprechaun-themed henchman of Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa. Finster was seen at Dark Specter's party on the Cimmerian Planet and during the attack on the Vica Galaxy. He is voiced by Robert Axelrod.
Squatt - A hobgoblin-themed henchman of Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa. Squatt was seen during the attack on the Vica Galaxy.
Master Vile - Rita Repulsa's father. He was only seen at Dark Specter's party on the Cimmerian Planet.
The Machine Empire - A kingdom of robots.
King Mondo - The king of the Machine Empire. He is voiced by David Stenstrom.
Queen Machina - The queen of the Machine Empire. She is voiced by Brianne Siddall.
Prince Sprocket - The son of King Mondo and Queen Machina. He is voiced by Barbara Goodson.
Klank and Orbus - The aids of King Mondo. They are voiced by Oliver Page and Barbara Goodson.
Divatox - The leader of the Space Pirates and Elgar's aunt who becomes a rival of Astronema. She is portrayed by Hilary Shepard (also known as "Hilary Shepard Turner").
Rygog - Divatox's second-in-command. He was present at Divatox's attack on Gratha. He is voiced by Lex Lang.
Porto - Divatox's technical advisor. He is voiced by Scott Page-Pagter.
General Havoc - Divatox's brother and Elgar's uncle. He accompanied the Machine Empire in attacking the Phantom Ranger's home world where they were opposed by the Blue Senturion and the Phantom Ranger. He is voiced by Richard Cansino.

Episodes

Home media
A VHS release for Power Rangers in Space contained the "Psycho Rangers" arc.
In 2012, Shout! Factory announced that it had reached an exclusive distribution deal with Saban Brands for shows such as Power Rangers and Big Bad Beetleborgs. Power Rangers in Space was released on DVD in August 2012, as part of a Time-Life exclusive boxed set containing seasons 1–7. The show later became available independently of the boxed set in two volumes, the first volume consisting of first 22 episodes was released on August 5, 2014 and the second volume containing the remaining 21 episodes was released on October 7, 2014.

Comics
Characters have been featured in Power Rangers comics published by Boom! Studios.
In 2018, the In Space Rangers appeared in "Shattered Grid", a crossover event between teams from all eras commemorating the 25th anniversary of the original television series. It was published in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #25-30 and various tie-ins. A Power Rangers in Space story by Adam Cesare and Hyeonjin Kimwas was published in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 2018 Annual as part of the crossover.
"Beyond the Grid," the follow-up to "Shattered Grid", was published in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #31-39. It saw Andros joining a new team alongside the Ranger Slayer, the Magna Defender, Cameron, Tanya and the Dark Ranger.
A story by Trey Moore and Da Jung Lee, featuring Karone and both the In Space and Lost Galaxy Rangers, was published in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 25th Anniversary Special #1.
In 2019, Saban's Power Rangers: The Psycho Path by Paul Allor and Diego Galindo was published. An original graphic novel taking place after the events of the Power Rangers in Space television series, it features both the return and origin of the Psycho Rangers.
In 2022, Power Rangers #17-22 featured Andros, and later Zhane, in a story taking place before the events of the Power Rangers in Space television series.

Reception
Most critics gave the show a positive reception.

Notes

References

External links
Official website
Power Rangers in Space at IMDb
Power Rangers in Space - Bandai America

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Power Rangers Mystic Force is a television series and the thirteenth entry of the Power Rangers franchise, and is based on the 29th Super Sentai tokusatsu series Mahō Sentai Magiranger. The season premiered on February 20, 2006, as part of the Jetix block on Toon Disney.

Plot
Twenty years ago in a magic-filled dimension, the forces of darkness came into power and a war called the "Great Battle" between good and evil began all while the citizens of the human world remained unaware. An army of monsters, led by a magnificent warrior named Morticon, swarmed the land with their sights set on taking over the magical realm, the human realm, and beyond. The army of Morticon, opposed by five wizards, the most powerful wizard of all Leanbow, cast a spell to pushed back the dark forces and closes the walls of the underworld forever. The Gatekeeper sealed the gates for all eternity. The army of Light successfully thwarted the dark forces' attempt to take the surface world, but the five wizards lost their lives. Leanbow, who sealed himself on their side of the Gate to make sure evil sources do not escape, journeyed to the underworld.
In the present day, the city of Briarwood is struck by an earthquake, which proves powerful enough to crack the seal and allow evil to renew its attempt to invade the Earth. The sorceress Udonna, alerted to their return, seeks out teenagers Nick Russell, Chip Thorn, Xander Bly, and sisters Madison and Vida Rocca, to become the warriors of legend - the Mystic Force Power Rangers. While Nick is reluctant at first, he realizes his destiny and joins the others in the fight against the Master of the Underworld and his numerous minions. When Udonna briefly loses her Ranger powers to the mysterious Koragg, it is up to the team to save the Earth on their own. They are assisted by Udonna's bumbling apprentice, Clare, and eventually Jenji the Genie Cat and his master Daggeron, the Solaris Knight.
Using their powerful magic and incredible martial arts skills, the Rangers must rely on teamwork to save the day. Later, in a shocking surprise, it is revealed that Koragg is none other than Leanbow, the greatest and the strongest of the five original wizards. In a fight with Udonna, Koragg takes over Udonna's magical staff filled with the power of goodness. Over time, Udonna's magical staff, along with the knowledge that Nick is actually his and Udonna's missing son Bowen, helps Koragg turn back to his original self, allowing him to use his powers to transform into the Wolf Warrior. In the end, the Rangers come together to defeat the Master of the Underworld with the help of Briarwood's people with the power of truth and goodness. With the forces of darkness defeated, Nick, Udonna, and Leanbow leave Briarwood to meet Nick's adoptive parents while the remaining Rangers stay behind to protect their home.

Cast and characters
Mystic Force Rangers
Firass Dirani as Bowen / Nick Russell, the Red Mystic Ranger
Nic Sampson as Chip Thorn, the Yellow Mystic Ranger
Melanie Vallejo as Madison "Maddie" Rocca, the Blue Mystic Ranger
Angie Diaz as Vida "V" Rocca, the Pink Mystic Ranger
Richard Brancatisano as Xander Bly, the Green Mystic Ranger
John Tui as Daggeron, the Solaris Knight
Peta Rutter as Udonna, the White Mystic Ranger
Chris Graham as Leanbow, the Wolf Warrior
Supporting characters

Antonia Prebble as Clare
Barnie Duncan as Toby Slambrook
Kelson Henderson as Phineas
Paolo Rotondo as the voice of the Snow Prince
Oliver Driver as the voice of Jenji
Holly Shanahan as Leelee Pimvare
Brigitte Berger as Nikki Pimvare
Barnie Duncan as Piggy (Cameo Appearance, in the Power Rangers S.P.D. EP 17: "Ranger Down" on Mystic Force)
Villains

Andrew Robertt as the voice of Morticon
Stuart Devenie as the voice of Imperious
Geoff Dolan as the voice of Koragg
Donogh Rees as the voice of Necrolai
John Leigh as the voice of Octomus
Greg Smith as the voice of Magma
Andrew Laing as the voice of Oculous
Sally Stockwell as the voice of Serpentina
Dallas Barnett as the voice of Megahorn
Charlie McDermott as the voice of Hekatoid
Mark Ferguson as the voice of Gekkor
Cameron Rhodes as the voice of Matoombo
Josephine Davison as the voice of Itassis
Derek Judge as the voice of Black Lance
Peter Daube as the voice of Sculpin

Episodes

Comics
Characters have been featured in Power Rangers comics published by Boom! Studios.
In 2018, the Mystic Force Rangers appeared in "Shattered Grid", a crossover event between teams from all eras commemorating the 25th anniversary of the original television series. It was published in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #25-30 and various tie-ins.
A Power Rangers Mystic Force story by Magdalene Visaggio and French Carlomagno was published the same year in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 25th Anniversary Special #1.

Notes

External links

Official Power Rangers Website
Power Rangers Mystic Force at IMDb

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Power Rangers Wild Force is the 2002 season of Power Rangers which sees a group of humans chosen by Princess Shayla to combat pollution-powered monsters called the Orgs.

Main characters

Wild Force Power Rangers
The Wild Force Rangers are humans who were chosen by Princess Shayla to defend the fictional city of Turtle Cove from monsters called the Orgs, are based on a floating landmass called the Animarium, and utilize cell phone-like devices called Growl Phones to transform. Additionally, they wield Crystal Sabers, which allow them to summon giant robotic animals called Wildzords via corresponding Animal Crystals and combine them to form mecha called Megazords.

Cole Evans
Cole Evans is a wild man who was raised by an Amazonian tribe after his scientist parents Richard and Elizabeth Evans were killed by their colleague Viktor Adler 20 years prior to the series. Due to his upbringing, he has developed a connection to nature, the ability to communicate with wildlife, increased agility, sharpened senses, and quick-wittedness. Upon reaching adulthood, his adoptive family send him off with a picture of his parents and the Red Lion Animal Crystal, tasking him with finding his destiny. In time, he would find his way to Turtle Cove and be recruited to lead the Wild Force Rangers as their Red Ranger.
As the Red Wild Force Ranger, Cole possesses leonine ferocity; wields the Red Lion Fang tekkō-kagi, Lion Blaster, Falcon Summoner recurve bow, the Falconator crossbow, and the Animarium Armor; and commands the Red Lion, Gorilla, and Falcon Wildzords.
Cole Evans is portrayed by Ricardo Medina Jr.

Taylor Earhardt
Taylor Earhardt is a former member of the United States Air Force (USAF), the Yellow Wild Force Ranger, and Cole's predecessor as leader, having been recruited a year prior to the series. Due to her military background, she is regimental, strict, arrogant, and hardened. After Cole is appointed leader, a jealous Taylor resists his efforts to befriend her before she gradually softens and learns humility over the course of the series. Following the Rangers' final battle with the Orgs, she returns to the USAF.
As the Yellow Wild Force Ranger, Taylor possesses the ability to fly; wields the Eagle Sword, Soaring Darts, and Armadillo Puck; and commands the Eagle, Black Bear, and Polar Bear Wild Zords.
Taylor Earhardt is portrayed by Alyson Kiperman.

Max Cooper
Max Cooper is the cocky and aggressive Blue Wild Force Ranger, best friend of Danny Delgado, and the youngest member of the group. Originally training to become a professional bowler, he was recruited into the group six months prior to the series by Taylor Earhardt and Alyssa Enrilé.
As the Blue Wild Force Ranger, Max wields the dagger-like Shark Fighting Fins and the Sword of Pardolis and commands the Shark and Giraffe Wildzords.
Max Cooper is portrayed by Phillip Jeanmarie.

Danny Delgado
Daniel "Danny" Delgado is a peaceful, and shy former flower shop worker, best friend of Max Cooper, and the Black Wild Force Ranger.
As the Black Wild Force Ranger, Danny possesses enhanced strength; wields the Bison Axe and Rhino Shooter assault rifle; and commands the Bison, Rhino, and Armadillo Wildzords.
Danny Delgado is portrayed by Jack Guzman.

Alyssa Enrilé
Alyssa Enrilé is the kind and nurturing White Wild Force Ranger and student of Turtle Cove University. Years prior, she trained with her martial arts instructor father until she chose to move to Turtle Cove instead of taking over his school. Following the Rangers' final battle with the Orgs, Alyssa becomes a kindergarten teacher.
As the White Wild Force Ranger, Alyssa possesses enhanced agility; wields the Tiger Baton and Deer Clutcher; and commands the White Tiger, Elephant, and Deer Wildzords.
Alyssa Enrilé is portrayed by Jessica Rey.

Merrick Baliton
Merrick Baliton is a millennia-old ancient warrior from the lost world of Animaria. Three millennia prior to the series, Merrick sought out a cursed wolf mask to kill Master Org. Though he succeeded in both tasks, he was possessed by a Duke Org called Zen-Aku. Merrick begged his allies to kill him, but they sealed him in a stone coffin instead.
In the present, a Duke Org called Nayzor releases Zen-Aku to fight the Wild Force Rangers. However, they eventually break the curse and free Merrick, who goes on to become the silver-colored Lunar Wolf Ranger. Guilt-ridden over his actions while under Zen-Aku's control, he goes into self-imposed exile and comes to live and work at a roadhouse. Despite this, he occasionally aids the Rangers, eventually accepts their friendship, and reconciles his past with Zen-Aku as the series progresses. Following the Rangers' final battle with the Orgs, Merrick leaves with Zen-Aku to travel the world and find redemption.
As the Lunar Wolf Ranger, Merrick utilizes the Lunar Caller cellphone to transform; wields a multi-purpose weapon called the Lunar Cue, which possesses a sabre mode, sniper mode, and break mode; and commands the Wolf, Hammerhead Shark, and Alligator Wildzords, which he can combine to form the Predazord.
Merrick Baliton is portrayed by Philip Andrew.

Recurring characters

Princess Shayla
Princess Shayla is the princess of the Animarium, a floating landmass that used to be part of the lost world of Animaria, and protector of the Wildzords. Following the deaths of Animus and Master Org three millennia prior to the series, she fell into hibernation until the Orgs resurface in the present. In response, she recruits five people to become the Wild Force Rangers and combat the Orgs. Once the Orgs are defeated, she takes the Rangers' powers back and goes back into hibernation until they are needed again.
Princess Shayla is portrayed by Ann Marie Crouch.

Animus
Animus is a deity-like Megazord consisting of the Black Lion, Buffalo, Condor, Sawshark, and Jaguar Wildzords and an old friend of Merrick Baliton. Three millennia prior, he fought to defend Animaria from Master Org. Despite being killed, Animus' spirit lived on. In the present, he assists the Wild Force Rangers in their efforts to free Merrick from Zen-Aku's control before they unknowingly resurrect Animus in the form of an amnesiac human boy named Kite. Upon regaining his memories, he temporarily revokes the Rangers' connection to the Wildzords to test their commitment to protecting Earth before facing Master Org, only to be killed once more. Nonetheless, the Wildzords that made up his body return to help the Rangers kill Master Org.
Animus is voiced by Charles Gideon David while Kite is portrayed by Ryan Goldstein.

Orgs
The Orgs are horned monsters and ancient enemies of the Animarium's inhabitants who seek to take over the Earth by polluting it. Two types seen throughout the series are Org spirits, who possess inanimate objects to attain two-horned physical forms, and one-horned Duke Orgs, who possess more power than and lead lesser Orgs.

Master Org
Master Org is a Duke Org and the leader of the Orgs. Three millennia prior to the series, Master Org led the Orgs against Animaria's forces, during which he killed Animus before he was killed in turn by Merrick Baliton. Decades prior to the series, a prideful scientist named Dr. Viktor Adler discovered seeds that contained Master Org's essence while on an expedition to prove Animaria's existence. Driven mad by animosity and jealousy towards his colleagues Richard and Elizabeth Evans, Adler ate the seeds, acquired Org powers, and murdered them, but failed to find their son Cole. By the present, he masquerades as Master Org to fight the Wild Force Rangers until he loses his powers and is killed by a Duke Org called Mandilok.
Sometime later, Master Org revives himself in Adler's body. With help from his herald Onikage, he subsequently kills Mandilok, kidnaps Princess Shayla, and enacts a ritual using her powers and those of several dead Duke Orgs to create an "Org Heart". After consuming it, he destroys Adler's body and revives himself as a true Org before mounting an assault on the Animarium, only to be killed once more by the Wildzords.
Master Org and Viktor Adler are portrayed by Ilia Volok.

Toxica
Toxica is a Duchess Org, sorceress, and partner of Jindrax who specializes in reviving Orgs. Amidst her battles with the Wild Force Rangers, she uses a crown belonging to a Duke Org called Nayzor to turn herself into Necronomica and receives a power boost from Master Org that transforms her into "Super Toxica", only to be defeated and reverted to normal by the Wild Force Rangers on both occasions. After being betrayed and indirectly killed by Master Org's herald Onikage, Jindrax revives her before the pair help the Rangers kill Master Org. Afterward, Toxica and Jindrax leave to travel the world and find themselves.
Toxica is portrayed by Sin Wong.

Jindrax
Jindrax is an Ibaraki-dōji-themed Duke Org, an expert in bladed weapons, partner of Toxica, and rival of Taylor Earhardt. Jindrax is also the season's source of comedy. Amidst his battles with the Wild Force Rangers, he temporarily receives a power boost from Master Org that transforms him into "Super Jindrax" before being defeated and reverted to normal by the Rangers and briefly joins forces with his brother Juggelo to form "Team Carnival". After Toxica is indirectly killed by Master Org's herald Onikage, Jindrax helps the Wild Force Rangers kill the latter before manipulating them into helping him revive Toxica. The pair later rescue Princess Shayla from Master Org before leaving to travel the world and find themselves.
Jindrax is initially voiced by Richard Cansino and later by Danny Wayne Stallcup, who also portrays his human disguise.

Nayzor
Nayzor is a nose/ear-themed Duke Org. Three millennia prior to the series, he was tasked with guarding the Dark Wildzords' Animal Crystals and the cursed Wolf Mask. Though he was killed, leading to Merrick Baliton using the items to kill Master Org, he would be corrupted by their power, turned into Zen-Aku, and imprisoned. In the present, Viktor Adler revives Nayzor, who releases Zen-Aku from his imprisonment to fight the Wild Force Rangers until they free Merrick. Nayzor attempts to seek revenge, but is killed once more by Merrick. Following this, Adler orders Toxica to revive Nayzor as "Super Nayzor", who overpowers the Rangers until they acquire the Falcon Zord and kill him with the Isis Megazord. Sometime later, Master Org uses Nayzor, among other Duke Orgs, to complete his resurrection.
Nayzor is voiced by Ken Merckx.

Zen-Aku
Zen-Aku is a werewolf-themed Duke Org who was imprisoned in a cursed wolf mask. Three millennia prior, Merrick Baliton sought out the mask to kill Master Org after the latter killed Animus. Despite succeeding, Merrick was corrupted by the mask's power and Zen-Aku's will, leading to the former's comrades sealing him in a stone coffin to prevent the monster from wreaking havoc on the world. In the present, a Duke Org called Nayzor frees Zen-Aku to fight the Wild Force Rangers, who eventually break the curse and free Merrick. Sometime later, Zen-Aku, having also been freed from the curse, resurfaces to battle Merrick in an attempt to absorb him to regain their combined power. With the Rangers' help, Merrick eventually defeats Zen-Aku, seemingly killing him. Following the Rangers' final battle with Master Org, Zen-Aku returns once more to join Merrick in traveling the world to seek redemption.
Zen-Aku is initially voiced by Dan Woren and later by Lex Lang.

Mandilok
Mandilok is a mouth-themed Duke Org who possesses an insatiable appetite for manmade objects, multiple mouths, and silverware-themed weaponry. After realizing Viktor Adler was masquerading as Master Org, Toxica and Jindrax resurrect Mandilok to kill him. Once they do so, Mandilok assumes command of the Orgs until they are eventually killed by Master Org to complete his own resurrection.
Mandilok is voiced simultaneously by Barbara Goodson and Ezra Weisz.

Minor Orgs
Plug Org: A namesake-themed Org and partner of Turbine Org. Together, they terrorize Turtle Cove until Plug Org is killed by the Wild Force Rangers. Plug Org is voiced by Tom Wyner.
Turbine Org: A namesake-themed Org and partner of Plug Org. Together, they terrorize Turtle Cove until they are killed by the Wild Force Rangers. Toxica enlarges Turbine Org, but he is killed once more by the Wildzords. Turbine Org is voiced by Steve Kramer.
Barbed Wire Org: A namesake-themed Org who terrorized Turtle Cove until he is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord. Barbed Wire Org is voiced by David Lodge.
Camera Org: A namesake-themed Org capable of rendering people invisible. Camera Org is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord. Camera Org is voiced by Michael Sorich.
Bell Org: A church bell-themed Org who possesses a hammer that he can use on himself to generate powerful sound waves and conjure large bells to entrap opponents. Bell Org is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord. Bell Org is voiced by Bob Papenbrook.
Tire Org: A namesake-themed Org who can turn into a wheel, gaining enhanced speed and agility. Tire Org is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord in its Sword and Shield Mode. Tire Org is voiced by Derek Stephen Prince.
Ship Org: A namesake-themed Org who possesses superhuman strength, durable armor, a wooden shield, and use of an anchor. Aggressive and independent, he attacks the Wild Force Rangers and his fellow Orgs alike until he is killed by the former via the Wild Force Megazord in its Spear Mode. Ship Org is voiced by Mike Reynolds.
Cell Phone Org: A namesake-themed Org who can generate a jamming field capable of negating the Wild Force Rangers' transformation capabilities. He is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord Double Knuckle. Cell Phone Org is voiced by William Holmes.
Bulldozer Org: A namesake-themed Org who possesses superhuman strength. He initially wanders aimlessly until Toxica and Jindrax recruit him to kill the Wild Force Rangers, who eventually kill Bulldozer Org via the Kongazord. Bulldozer Org is voiced by Jason Faunt.
Retinax: An eye-themed Duke Org and Master Org's bodyguard. Following the latter's death three millennia prior to the series, an ashamed Retinax roamed the Earth until Toxica and Jindrax find him in the present and inform him of Master Org's apparent return. Seeking to redeem himself, Retinax attempts to kill the Wild Force Rangers, only to be defeated by them and killed by Viktor Adler. Sometime later, Master Org resurrects Retinax, among other Duke Orgs, to complete his resurrection. Retinax is voiced by Michael Sorich.
Freezer Org: A refrigerator-themed Org who can produce freezing gusts from his face. He commits suicide to cripple the Wildzords. Freezer Org is voiced by Billy Forester.
Vacuum Cleaner Org: A namesake-themed Org capable of pulling objects towards him. He is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord in its Sword and Shield Mode. Vacuum Cleaner Org is voiced by Dave Mallow.
Bus Org: A namesake-themed Org capable of transforming into a bus. He is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord. Bus Org is voiced by David Leisure.
Motorcycle Org: A namesake-themed Org who previously fought Taylor Earhardt as Scooter Org until Princess Shayla sealed him a year prior to the series. During this time, he evolved into his current form before Zen-Aku frees him in the present to fight the Wild Force Rangers, who eventually kill the former. Scooter and Motorcycle Org are both voiced by Kirk Thornton.
Lawnmower Org: A namesake-themed Org who possesses arm blades and a mower-like lower body. He is killed by Zen-Aku for interfering in the latter's fight with the Wild Force Rangers. Lawnmower Org is voiced by Kim Strauss.
Quadra Org: A powerful chimeric Org that Master Org created from the Elephant, Giraffe, Black Bear, and Polar Bear Wildzords' Animal Crystals that possesses elephant trunk-like tentacles and lightning, fire, and ice-based attacks. Quadra Org battles the Wild Force Rangers until they kill him via the Wild Force Megazord Striker and the Predazord and recover the Animal Crystals. Quadra Org is voiced by Frank Adelia.
Karaoke Org: A namesake-themed Org who can perform singing and music-based attacks and can fire CDs. He is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord Striker and the Predazord. Karaoke Org is voiced by Monica Louwerens.
Signal Org: A traffic light-themed Org who possesses three eyes, each capable of inducing amnesia, producing energy blasts, and slowing down targets. He is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord in its Spear Mode. Signal Org is voiced by Tony Oliver.
Bowling Org: A bowling ball-themed Org who can perform bowling-based attacks. He is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord in its Predator Mode. Bowling Org is voiced by Richard Epcar.
Wedding Dress Org: A namesake-themed Org. She kidnaps brides to turn them into mannequins until she is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord in its Sword and Shield Mode. Wedding Dress Org is voiced by Peggy O'Neal.
Samurai Org: A namesake-themed Org who possesses skill in martial arts. He is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Tiger Wildzord and the Kongazord. Samurai Org is voiced by Tom Wyner.
Tombstone Org: A namesake-themed Org that Master Org created from Dr. Viktor Adler's gravestone and the spirits of several dead Orgs. Tombstone Org is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord in its Clutcher Mode. Tombstone Org is voiced by Stephen Apostolina.
Mut-Orgs: Three multi-horned "Mutant Orgs" from the 31st century and the remaining members of their race who became trapped in statue-like forms. After convincing Ransik to free them by letting them copy his mutant powers in exchange for empowering him, they traveled back in time to the present to reunite with Master Org. However, the Time Force Rangers and a reformed Ransik pursue them and join forces with the Wild Force Rangers to thwart them. Once Ransik purges the Mut-Orgs of their mutant DNA, the two teams eventually kill the monsters.
Rofang: The leader of the Mut-Orgs. Rofang is voiced by Kim Strauss.
Takach: A member of the Mut-Orgs. Takach is voiced by David Lodge.
Kired: A member of the Mut-Orgs. Kired is voiced by David Lodge.
Artilla: A tank-themed Duke Org. After being freed by Mandilok, he and Helicos wreak havoc on Turtle Cove until they are killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Isis Megazord. Artilla is voiced by Michael Sorich.
Helicos: A helicopter-themed Duke Org. After being freed by Mandilok, he and Artilla wreak havoc on Turtle Cove until they are killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Isis Megazord. Helicos is voiced by Dave Mallow.
Flute Org: A namesake-themed Org who was initially capable of hypnotizing children until Mandilok uses Toxica and Jindrax's energy to enhance him so he can disrupt Princess Shayla and Merrick's efforts to calm the Deer Wildzord until Flute Org is weakened by Animus and killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Isis Megazord. Flute Org is voiced by Monica Louwerens.
Juggelo: A juggling-themed Duke Org and Jindrax's brother. Together, they form "Team Carnival" and attack the Wild Force Rangers, who eventually kill Juggelo via the Wild Force Megazord. Juggelo is voiced by Patrick Thomas.
Lion Tamer Org: A namesake-themed Org who possesses a whip that allows him to control living organisms, such as the Wildzords. He is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Isis Megazord. Lion Tamer Org is voiced by Tom Wyner.
Monitor Org: A video monitor-themed Org who can transport people to other locations via his namesakes. He is killed by the Wild Force Rangers via the Wild Force Megazord. Monitor Org is voiced by Kerrigan Mahan.
Toy Org: A toy robot-themed Org who can produce fire from his hands and wields toy-themed weapons. He is killed by Animus and Merrick Baliton via the Predazord Blue Moon. Toy Org is voiced by Steve McGowan.
Onikage: A ninja-themed Duke Org and herald of Master Org who possesses illusionary powers. In preparation for Master Org's return, he surfaces to seemingly aid Mandilok against the Wild Force Rangers while secretly kidnapping Princess Shayla and arranging for Mandilok and Toxica's deaths. However, Jindrax intervenes in the Rangers' favor before they eventually kill Onikage via the Pegasus Megazord. Onikage is voiced by Dan Woren.
Locomotive Org: A namesake-themed Org who possesses superhuman strength, durable armor, and a furnace-like mouth that can produce fire. He overpowers the Wild Force Rangers until Jindrax helps them kill him. He subsequently enlarges Locomotive Org to cover his escape so he can use their powers to resurrect Toxica. Following a failed attempt to kill him, Locomotive Org overpowers the Rangers and the Wildzords until they eventually form the Isis Megazord Predator Mode and kill him. Locomotive Org is voiced by Michael Sorich.

Guest characters
Kendall: A flower shop worker and Danny Delgado's former coworker. Kendall is portrayed by Sandra McCoy.
Richard and Elizabeth Evans: Cole's scientist parents and colleagues of Viktor Adler. While on an expedition in the Amazon to prove Animaria's existence, Richard and Elizabeth were killed by Adler, who was in love with her and was furious that she married Richard over him. Before she died, Elizabeth hid an infant Cole, who would go on to avenge them as an adult. Richard and Elizabeth Evans are portrayed by Jack Maxwell and Ana Bianco, respectively.
Willie: The owner of a roadhouse who becomes acquainted with Merrick Baliton. Willie is portrayed by J. D. Hall.
Don: A pro bowler and Max Cooper's bowling mentor. Don is portrayed by Eddie Mekka.
Mr. Enrilé: Alyssa Enrilé's father and a martial arts instructor. Mr. Enrilé is portrayed by Branscombe Richmond.
Time Force Rangers: A group consisting of four Time Force law enforcement officers from 3001 and two members of the contemporary Silver Guardians private security team. Upon learning of the Mut-Orgs' existence, they reunite and join forces with the Wild Force Rangers to defeat them.
Wes Collins: The co-leader of the Silver Guardians who operates as the Red Time Force Ranger. In a later appearance, he and Eric Myers join forces with Cole Evans and seven other Red Rangers to defeat the Machine Empire. Wes Collins is portrayed by Jason Faunt.
Lucas Kendall: A Time Force officer who operates as the Blue Time Force Ranger. Lucas Kendall is portrayed by Michael Copon.
Trip: A Time Force officer who operates as the Green Time Force Ranger. Trip is portrayed by Kevin Kleinberg.
Katie Walker: A Time Force officer who operates as the Yellow Time Force Ranger. Katie Walker is portrayed by Deborah Estelle Philips.
Jen Scotts: A Time Force officer who operates as the Pink Time Force Ranger. Jen Scotts is portrayed by Erin Cahill.
Eric Myers: The co-leader of the Silver Guardians who operates as the Quantum Ranger. In a later appearance, he and Wes Collins join forces with Cole Evans and seven other Red Rangers to defeat the Machine Empire. Eric Meyers is portrayed by Daniel Southworth.
Nadira: A reformed mutant criminal and daughter of Ransik who previously fought the Time Force Rangers until she eventually saw the error of her ways and turned herself in. The Time Force Rangers recruit her to help them defeat the Mut-Orgs. Nadira is portrayed by Kate Sheldon.
Ransik: A reformed mutant criminal who empowered the Mut-Orgs and previously fought the Time Force Rangers until he eventually saw the error of his ways and turned himself in. The Time Force Rangers recruit him to help them defeat the Mut-Orgs. Amidst the battle, he purges them and himself of their shared mutant DNA, rendering himself human in the process. Ransik is portrayed by Vernon Wells.
Circuit: A robotic owl and ally of the Time Force Rangers. Circuit is voiced by Brianne Siddall.
Machine Empire: A faction of alien androids who seek revenge on the Power Rangers for defeating their leader, King Mondo. In pursuit of their quest, they establish a base on the moon and work to restore Lord Zedd's dragon mecha Serpentera, only to be defeated and destroyed by 10 Red Rangers.
General Venjix: The leader of the Machine Empire faction who is destroyed by Cole Evans. General Venjix is voiced by Archie Kao.
Tezzla: A female member who is destroyed by Eric Myers and Aurico. Tezzla is voiced by Catherine Sutherland.
Gerrok: A general who is destroyed by Tommy Oliver and Wes Collins. Gerrok is voiced by Walter Emanuel Jones.
Steelon: A general who is destroyed by Andros and Carter Grayson. Steelon is voiced by an uncredited Scott Page-Pagter.
Automon: A general who is destroyed by T.J. Johnson and Leo Corbett. Automon is voiced by an uncredited David Walsh.
Andros: An alien from the planet KO-35 who operates as the Red Space Ranger. Andros is portrayed by Christopher Khayman Lee.
Bulk and Skull: A pair of best friends from Angel Grove who became servers at Club Bulkmeier. Bulk and Skull are portrayed by Paul Schrier and Jason Narvy, respectively.
Tommy Oliver: A veteran Ranger who previously operated as the original Green and White Mighty Morphin Ranger and the Red Zeo and Turbo Ranger before retiring and passing the latter mantle to T.J. Johnson. In response to the Machine Empire resurfacing, Oliver reassumes his Zeo powers and joins forces with nine other Red Rangers to defeat them. Tommy Oliver is portrayed by Jason David Frank.
Carter Grayson: A firefighter and civil servant who operates as the Red Lightspeed Ranger. Carter Grayson is portrayed by Sean Cw Johnson.
T.J. Johnson: A veteran Ranger who succeeded Tommy Oliver as the Red Turbo Ranger and later became the Blue Space Ranger. In response to the Machine Empire resurfacing, he reassumes his Turbo powers and joins forces with nine other Red Rangers to defeat them. T.J. Johnson is portrayed by Selwyn Ward.
Jason Lee Scott: A veteran Ranger who previously operated as the original Red Mighty Morphin Ranger and Gold Zeo Ranger before retiring. In response to the Machine Empire resurfacing, he reassumes his original powers and joins forces with nine other Red Rangers to defeat them. Jason Lee Scott is portrayed by Austin St. John.
Alpha 7: A robot and successor to Alpha 5 and Alpha 6 who assists Tommy Oliver and Andros in their efforts to defeat the Machine Empire. Alpha 7 is voiced by Richard Steven Horvitz.
Leo Corbett: An inhabitant of the space colony Terra Venture, later the alien planet Mirinoi, who previously operated as the Red Galaxy Ranger. In response to the Machine Empire resurfacing, he reassumes his powers and joins forces with nine other Red Rangers to defeat them. Leo Corbett is portrayed by Danny Slavin.
Aurico: An alien from the planet Aquitar who operates as the Red Aquitar Ranger. Aurico is voiced by Christopher Glenn.

Notes

References

External links
Official Power Rangers Website
Full cast and crew of List of Power Rangers Wild Force characters at IMDb

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Power Rangers RPM is a television series and the sixteenth entry of the Power Rangers franchise, and is an adaptation of Engine Sentai Go-onger, the thirty-second Japanese Super Sentai series.
The season was the eighth and final to air on ABC stations. RPM was also the final season to be produced and distributed by BVS Entertainment and Renaissance-Atlantic Entertainment, putting the series on a one-year hiatus until the premiere of Power Rangers Samurai in 2011.
Power Rangers Beast Morphers (2019), which was produced by the franchise's current owner Hasbro, through its Allspark Entertainment Division, was its direct sequel.

Story
An AI computer virus named Venjix takes over all of the Earth's computers, creates an army of robot "Grinder" droids and destroys or enslaves almost all of humanity. Only the city of Corinth remains, protected by an almost impenetrable force field from the toxic atmosphere of the wasteland outside. To combat Venjix's encroaching evil, the mysterious Doctor K creates the RPM Power Rangers to fight him off, recruiting Air Force pilot Scott Truman, hero obsessed mechanic Flynn McAllistair, and reformed airhead socialite Summer Landsdown to operate their weapons and gear. Later, Doctor K recruits Dillon, a rebellious drifter whom Venjix had experimented on, and Ziggy Grover, an inept thief whom Dillon begrudgingly befriended, as 'Series Black and Green'.
During their fight against Venjix, Dillon attempts to recover his memories of his life before being experimented upon, eventually leading him to discover that Venjix's general Tenaya was actually his sister; his attempts to get her to rebel against Venjix are met with resistance not only from Tenaya, but also Venjix, who has her upgraded in order to suppress her remaining humanity. It is also revealed that Doctor K was the one who created Venjix, having intended to only use it to escape her confinement in the treacherous Alphabet Soup program along with 'test pilots' Gem and Gemma, but was intercepted before she had a chance to install the safety protocols, allowing Venjix to escape into the outside world. Gem and Gemma are ultimately shown to have survived Venjix's assault on Earth, having recovered the prototype 'Series Gold and Silver' Ranger gear when escaping Alphabet Soup.
Eventually, Venjix, having created a body for himself in order to personally destroy the Rangers, manages to infiltrate and attack Corinth, taking over the city and crippling the Rangers in the process. However, Tenaya eventually defects from Venjix thanks to Dillon and helps fight back, resulting in a building destroying Venjix. In the aftermath, Scott, Gem, and Gemma lead a fighter squad run by Scott's father, Flynn opens up a computer store with his dad, Ziggy and Doctor K intend to open a children's school, and Dillon, Summer, and Tenaya leave Corinth to help rebuild Earth.

Cast and characters
RPM Rangers

Eka Darville as Scott Truman / Ranger Operator Series Red
Ari Boyland as Flynn McAllister / Ranger Operator Series Blue
Rose McIver as Summer Landsdown / Ranger Operator Series Yellow
Milo Cawthorne as Ziggy Grover / Ranger Operator Series Green
Dan Ewing as Dillon / Ranger Operator Series Black
Mike Ginn as Gem / Ranger Operator Series Gold
Li Ming Hu as Gemma / Ranger Operator Series Silver
Supporting characters

Olivia Tennet as Dr. K
James Gaylyn as Colonel Mason Truman
Damien Avery as Colonel Hicks
Mia Koning as Vasquez
Murray Keane as Benny
Angela Shirley as Clara Landsdown
Stephen Papps as Martin Landsdown
Villains

Andrew Laing as the voice of the Venjix Virus
Adelaide Kane as Tenaya
Mark Mitchinson as the voice of General Shifter
Charlie McDermott as the voice of General Crunch
Leighton Cardno as the voice of General Kilobyte
John Sumner as Fresno Bob

Episodes

Production
Australian actor Eka Darville, who previously starred in series three of Blue Water High, was reported to have a role in September 2008 in what was then unknown as RPM or Racing Performance Machines which began production in September 2008 in New Zealand. Heidi Kathy Bradhurt had been cast as an extra, but her profile initially listed her as the Yellow Ranger, named "Kayla," whose name and actress had since been changed to "Summer" played by Rose McIver. Daniel Ewing had been reported in November 2008 to be playing a major character named "Dillon," revealed to be the Black Ranger. Other cast members include Murray Keane in the role of "Benny", Charlie McDermott voicing "General Crunch", and Jason Hoyte as a guest role named "Mr. McAllistair".
Executive producer Eddie Guzelian was dismissed midseason due to creative differences and replaced with former series writer and producer Judd Lynn. Lynn did not immediately return when the franchise was reacquired by Saban but returned as showrunner with Power Rangers Dino Charge in 2015.
An article of The New Zealand Herald reported that Power Rangers RPM was to be the final season of the Power Rangers series. Production manager Sally Campbell stated in an interview "...at this stage we will not be shooting another season". A September 1, 2009, revision to Disney A to Z: The Official Encyclopedia by Disney's then-head archivist Dave Smith stated that production of new episodes of Power Rangers ceased in 2009. A re-version of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers began broadcasting in early 2010 instead. However, in mid-2010, Haim Saban bought the Power Rangers franchise back from Disney and production was restarted during that year for a 2011 series.
Jungle Fury (which was said to have low ratings) was originally set to be the final season, but obligations with Bandai forced Disney to produce one more season.

Reception
Flixist ranked it second-best out of twenty seasons, remarking "showrunners decided to go for broke and throw everything they had into creating a post-apocalyptic film for kids. Lifting creative elements from films like Mad Max and Terminator, then adding a Power Rangers layer helped give this season a vibe no other season had before. It was more creatively cemented than years past, and actually had good cinematography". Geeky Brummie ranked it third, saying "Dillon and Ziggy are two of the best rangers and work fantastically together. The season also has some of the most surprising revelations in the franchise’s history". Comic Art Community ranked it fourth, saying "The childlike elements of the base material were generally ignored for a very dark, adult season of the show that involved the attempted genocide of mankind which included various character deaths in the show". Eric Francisco, writing for Inverse, called it the darkest, the best, and "smart, clever, and so hysterically funny that it should stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the best cult science-fiction series", and echoed the connections to Mad Max and Terminator.

Comics
In 2018, the RPM Rangers appeared in Boom! Studios's "Shattered Grid", a crossover event between teams from all eras commemorating the 25th anniversary of the original television series. It was published in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #25-30 and various tie-ins. A Power Rangers RPM story by Anthony Burch and Dylan Burnett was published in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 2018 Annual as part of the crossover.

References

External links

Official Power Rangers Website
Power Rangers RPM at IMDb

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Dandadan (ダンダダン), also written as Dan Da Dan, is a Japanese anime television series produced by Science Saru, based on the manga series Dandadan by Yukinobu Tatsu. The anime series is directed by Fūga Yamashiro and written by Hiroshi Seko, with character designs by Naoyuki Onda and alien and supernatural entity designs by Yoshimichi Kameda. The music is composed by Kensuke Ushio.
The series was broadcast on the Super Animeism Turbo timeslot on MBS, TBS, and their affiliates. The first season aired from October 4 to December 20, 2024, while the second season aired from July 4 to September 19, 2025. Netflix and Crunchyroll licensed the series for worldwide streaming. In the United States, the series also airs English dubbed on Adult Swim's Toonami programming block. A third season was announced in December 2025 during Jump Festa 2026, and is set to premiere in 2027.
The series has received critical acclaim from critics and audiences for its animation, characters, visuals, storytelling, musical score, and voice acting.

Synopsis
Momo Ayase, a high school girl who believes in ghosts, and Ken "Okarun" Takakura, a boy who believes in aliens, make a bet to see who is right. After visiting hotspots for both, they discover that both ghosts and aliens exist. Momo awakens her psychokinetic powers, while Okarun becomes cursed by the Turbo Granny, giving him supernatural speed and transformation abilities. Together, they fight various entities to reclaim Okarun's "spiritual essentials."

Series overview

Cast and characters

Production and release
The Dandadan anime television series adaptation was announced in November 2023. It is produced by Science Saru and directed by Fūga Yamashiro, with series composition and episode screenplays by Hiroshi Seko, character designs by Naoyuki Onda, and alien and supernatural entity designs by Yoshimichi Kameda. It is the directorial debut of Yamashiro. Producer Hiroshi Kamei noted that Yamashiro would often take notes while watching other media for reference. Kamei highlighted the anime's use of "small moments" where the camera lingers on characters' expressions, a technique the staff termed "everyday action" or "everyday direction". This approach was prioritized to convey subtle interactions visually rather than through dialogue. The production also employed "lead scenes," where a specific action foreshadows a later, similar one to illustrate character development. An example cited is Momo handing Okarun his magazine, which is later mirrored when Okarun hands his clothes to Momo, demonstrating the evolution of their relationship through parallel gestures.
The first season aired for 12 episodes from October 4 to December 20, 2024, on the Super Animeism Turbo programming block on all JNN affiliates, including flagship stations MBS and TBS. Prior to the television airing, the English dub of the series premiered at Anime NYC on August 24, 2024. The first three episodes also were collected and released theatrically outside of Japan as Dan Da Dan: First Encounter, with screenings starting in Asia on August 31.
Crunchyroll is streaming the series outside of Asia, including the Middle East and CIS, while Netflix is streaming the series globally alongside Hulu in the United States and Animation Digital Network in several European territories. Muse Communication licensed the series in Asia-Pacific. In June 2024, GKIDS announced that it had acquired the theatrical, videogram, and digital transactional rights to the series. The English dub of the series made its broadcast television premiere in the United States on Adult Swim's Toonami programming block on July 27, 2025.
In August 2024, prior to the premiere of the English dub, the first two episodes of the anime were leaked alongside many other anime productions that were localized by Iyuno. Episodes 3–6 were later leaked prior to the anime's premiere.
After the airing of the first-season finale, a second season was announced. It aired for 12 episodes from July 4 to September 19, 2025. Abel Góngora co-directed the season with Yamashiro. Crunchyroll and Netflix announced that they would stream the season worldwide, while Hulu and ADN are streaming it in the United States and several European territories, respectively. The season's first three episodes were released in theaters outside of Japan under the title Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye on May 30 in Asia, June 6 in North America, and on June 7 in Europe.
After the airing of the second-season finale, a third season was announced. It is set to premiere in 2027.

Music
The series' musical score is composed by Kensuke Ushio. The first season's opening theme song is "Otonoke" (オトノケ), performed by Creepy Nuts, while the ending theme song is "Taidada", performed by Zutomayo.
For the second season, the opening theme song is "Kakumei Dōchū" (革命道中; lit. 'On the Way'), performed by Aina the End, while the ending theme song is "Doukashiteru" (どうかしてる; lit. 'Something's Wrong with Them'), performed by WurtS.

Reception

Critical response
On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the first season of Dandadan holds an approval rating of 100% based on 14 reviews, with an average rating of 8.8/10. The site's critics consensus reads, "Gorgeously animated and bringing a big heart to go along with its bonkers imagination, Dan Da Dan comes roaring out of the gate as an exceptional Shōnen anime." The series premiere was positively received by nearly all the writers of Anime News Network. Caitlin Moore and James Beckett gave it a perfect score; Moore complimented Science Saru's animation, the dynamic between Momo and Okarun, and their voice acting while Beckett praised the studio in bringing the anime to life, noting its romcom tropes combining with horror and science fiction and Okarun's reference name. Richard Eisenbeis acknowledged the animation and story as he was enthusiastic about following the series. In contrast, while Rebecca Silverman agreed that the animation and visuals were great and premise was interesting, she did not enjoy the episode and expressed she was done with the series; she gave her reasons being the use of sudden bright lights and flashing images, a vast majority of the dialogue being "spoken in a scream", and the distasteful handling and depiction of the sexual assault scenes.
Mike Mamon of IGN praised the first three episodes of the anime for its animation, storytelling, visuals, direction, characters, and voice acting, concluding that "Dandadan's first three episodes manage to stick the landing by focusing more on the anime's lovable protagonists and less so on the absurdity of the occult and extraterrestrial world they inhabit." Toussaint Egan of Polygon praised the adaptation for its animation and character designs, while complimenting the studio's decision of elevating the visuals and color design in combining with art direction to the anime's action sequences. Vulture named Dandadan as one of the best anime series of 2024. Kambole Campbell praised the series for its humor, animation, colors, art direction, and Kensuke Ushio's musical score. The anime ranked second in Anime News Network's "Top 10 Anime of 2024". Furthermore, James Beckett applauded the series' premise, humor, action, production values, characters, and the chemistry between Momo and Okarun.

Accolades

Notes

References

External links
Dandadan official anime website (in Japanese)
Dandadan official anime website
Dandadan (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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Dandadan (ダンダダン), also written as Dan Da Dan, is a Japanese web manga series written and illustrated by Yukinobu Tatsu. It has been serialized in Shueisha's Shōnen Jump+ app and website since April 2021, with its chapters collected in 24 tankōbon volumes as of June 2026. The series follows two teenagers with supernatural powers fighting yōkai and aliens with help from multiple allies.
An anime television series adaptation, produced by Science Saru, aired from October to December 2024. A second season aired from July to September 2025. A third season is set to premiere in 2027.

Plot

Momo Ayase is a high school girl who believes in ghosts but not aliens, while her fellow high schooler, Ken Takakura, whom Momo nicknames "Okarun", believes in aliens but not ghosts. In a bet to determine who is correct, the two decide to separately visit locations associated with both the extraterrestrial and the occult—Momo visiting the former, and Okarun the latter. Momo is abducted by a group of aliens who accidentally unblock her chakras, enabling latent psychic abilities. Meanwhile, Okarun becomes possessed by a spirit, and together with Momo's abilities, they use his possessed form to defeat the aliens.
The rest of the story follows Momo and Okarun as they ally with fellow students, friends, family, and new acquaintances to combat supernatural entities, including spirits and extraterrestrial beings, while also navigating the evolving romantic tension between Momo and Okarun. Initially, a central plot focuses on Okarun's quest to retrieve his missing testicles (kintama). After succeeding, the story then shifts to Momo when she becomes afflicted by a mysterious curse that gradually diminishes her physical size and erases her presence to those around her. This development drives the latter half of the plot, as the other characters work to undo the curse and restore Momo to her original state. Although Momo's curse is eventually lifted, she loses most of her memories in the process — including those of her time with Okarun and the others.

Production
Prior to creating Dandadan, Yukinobu Tatsu worked as an assistant on Tatsuki Fujimoto's Chainsaw Man and Yuji Kaku's Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku. The series was approved for serialization on Shōnen Jump+ during a meeting in Q2 2020. Tatsu delayed starting Dandadan until after both Chainsaw Man and Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku concluded, as he wished to fulfill his assistant duties completely.
Tatsu frequently incorporates meal scenes following major events, a stylistic choice inspired by multiple sources. He cites the conviction that hard work merits good food, a sentiment echoed in the manga Jarinko Chie which states that being hungry and alone is a terrible state. He also draws inspiration from the familial warmth of shared meals in Hayao Miyazaki films such as My Neighbor Totoro and Porco Rosso. This focus was further influenced by his own experiences as a struggling assistant, recalling a time his mentor gave him 1000 yen to buy stir-fried pork and a coffee after work. Tatsu stated that he includes these scenes to provide readers with a sense of hope, in keeping with the series' entertainment purpose.

Media

Manga

Written and illustrated by Yukinobu Tatsu, Dandadan started its serialization in Shueisha's Shōnen Jump+ app and website on April 6, 2021. Shueisha has compiled its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was released on August 4, 2021. As of June 4, 2026, 24 volumes have been released.
The series is simultaneously published in English on Shueisha's Manga Plus platform and on Viz Media's Shonen Jump website. In February 2022, Viz Media announced that they had licensed the series in print format; the first volume was released on October 11 of the same year.

Anime

A 12-episode anime television series adaptation, produced by Science Saru and directed by Fūga Yamashiro, was broadcast from October 4 to December 20, 2024, on the Super Animeism Turbo programming block on all JNN affiliates, including MBS and TBS.
A second 12-episode season, directed by Abel Góngora and co-directed with Yamashiro, aired from July 4 to September 19, 2025.
After the airing of the second-season finale, a third season was announced. It is set to premiere in 2027.

Stage play
On April 6, 2026, a stage play adaptation was announced, which will be directed by Imagine Ito, written by Shinjiro Kameda, and with music composed by Ryō Konishi. The cast includes Yuiri Murayama as Momo Ayase, Raimu Ninomiya as Ken "Okarun" Takakura, Hiroki Hyakuna as the transformed Okarun, Aoi Nakabeppu as Seiko Ayase, Riko Tanaka as Aira Shiratori, and Risa Yamazaki as Acrobatic Silky. It is scheduled to take place from August 26 to September 3, 2026, at the Nippon Seinenkan Hall in Tokyo and from September 11–13 at the Sky Theater MBS in Osaka.

Reception

Sales
By November 2023, the manga had over 360 million views on the Shōnen Jump+ platform. The series had over 3.2 million copies in circulation by November 2023; over 4 million copies by October 2024; over 5 million by December 2024; and over 10 million copies by March 2025.
In North America, the volumes of Dandadan were ranked on Circana (formerly NPD) BookScan's monthly top 20 adult graphic novels list since October 2022. They were also ranked on The New York Times' Graphic Books and Manga bestseller monthly list since July 2025.

Accolades
In June 2021, Dandadan was nominated for the seventh Next Manga Award in the Best Web Manga category and placed second out of 50 nominees. It ranked fourth on Takarajimasha's Kono Manga ga Sugoi! 2022 list of best manga for male readers. It was nominated for the 15th Manga Taishō in 2022 and placed seventh with 53 points. The series ranked first on both the Nationwide Bookstore Employees and Publisher Comics' Recommended Comics of 2022. The series ranked fourth in Tsutaya Comic Award 2022. The manga was nominated for Best Shōnen at the 30th Spanish Manga Barcelona Awards in 2024; it won in the same category at the 31st edition in 2025. It ranked 24th on the 2025 "Book of the Year" list by Da Vinci magazine. Along with Fate Rewinder, Cosmos, Dekin no Mogura, and Hirayasumi, the series won the 71st Shogakukan Manga Award in 2026.

Notes

References

External links
Dandadan official manga website at Shōnen Jump+ (in Japanese)
Dandadan official manga website at Viz Media
Dandadan on Manga Plus
Dandadan (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (2000) is the eighth season of the Power Rangers franchise which sees a group of civil servants being recruited by the U.S. government to fight an army of demons.

Main characters

Lightspeed Power Rangers

The Lightspeed Rangers are civil servants from the fictional city of Mariner Bay who were recruited by the U.S. government under "Operation Lightspeed" to utilize advanced technology to combat demons.

Carter Grayson
Carter Grayson is a serious and devoted yet devil-may-care firefighter who was chosen to serve as the Red Lightspeed Ranger. He was recruited by Dana and the men in black Captain Mitchell sent with her after saving a child from a burning building, during which he had a brief glimpse of the demon Ghouligan.
Carter Grayson is portrayed by Sean CW Johnson.

Chad Lee
Chad Lee is a martial artist, lifeguard, and marine theme park performer who was chosen to serve as the Blue Lightspeed Ranger. He was recruited by the men in black sent by Captain Mitchell after he performed at a marine park with a killer whale.
Chad Lee is portrayed by Michael Chaturantabut.

Joel Rawlings
Joel Rawlings is a stunt pilot who was chosen to serve as the Green Lightspeed Ranger. He was recruited by the men in black sent by Captain Mitchell after his latest stunt pilot performance. Throughout the series, he develops a romantic interest in Operation Lightspeed scientist Angela Fairweather.
Joel Rawlings is portrayed by Keith Robinson.

Kelsey Winslow
Kelsey Winslow is a free-spirited and quick-witted yet impulsive and hot-headed extreme sports enthusiast who was chosen to serve as the Yellow Lightspeed Ranger. After climbing the side of a cliff, Kelsey was recruited by the men in black sent by Captain Mitchell.
Kelsey Winslow is portrayed by Sasha Williams.

Dana Mitchell
Dana Leigh Mitchell is the stoic, compassionate, intellectual, and level-headed yet impatient and blunt daughter of Captain Mitchell, younger sister of Ryan Mitchell, and an Operation Lightspeed medic who was chosen to serve as the Pink Lightspeed Ranger. While assisting her father's men in black in gathering the recruits, Dana attends to a girl who Carter rescued from a burning building before personally recruiting him. With the recruits gathered, Dana is added to the Lightspeed Rangers group by her father.
Dana Mitchell is portrayed by Alison MacInnis.

Ryan Mitchell
Ryan Mitchell is Captain Mitchell's son and Dana Mitchell's older brother who serves as the silver-colored Titanium Ranger. As a child, the Mitchells were involved in an accident wherein Ryan was almost killed before he was saved by a demon called Diabolico, who held him prisoner until his 20th birthday. Under the demon's orders, Ryan steals the Titanium Morpher from Operation Lightspeed and attempts to kill the Lightspeed Rangers. After being defeated by them, Ryan eventually betrays Diabolico and defects to the Rangers. The demon inflicts a cursed cobra tattoo on Ryan that threatens to move up his body until it kills him every time he uses his Ranger powers. Ryan temporarily leaves Mariner Bay to kill the remaining demons and the Cobra Demon associated with the curse.
Ryan Mitchell is portrayed by Rhett Fisher.

Recurring characters

Captain William Mitchell
Captain William Mitchell is the captain of "Operation Lightspeed", a former firefighter, and the father of Dana and Ryan Mitchell.
Captain Mitchell is portrayed by Ron Roggé.

Angela Fairweather
Angela Fairweather is an "Operation Lightspeed" scientist and technician. She would later become the love interest of Joel Rawlings.
Angela Fairweather is portrayed by Monica Louwerens.

Demons
The demons are monsters who sought to conquer Earth five millennia prior to the series, only to be sealed by a powerful warlock. In the present, a group of nomads accidentally free them. Upon learning the city of Mariner Bay was built over their former castle, they work to destroy it and revive their leader Queen Bansheera to seek revenge on humanity, only to face opposition from the Lightspeed Rangers.

Diabolico
Diabolico is a powerful sylph/devil-themed demon and acting leader of Queen Bansheera's forces amidst her absence who possesses the "Star Power". Throughout the series, he mounts several failed attempts to kill the Lightspeed Rangers, destroy Mariner Bay, and rebuild Bansheera's empire, which eventually culminate in his death and Bansheera giving the Star Power to her son, Prince Olympius. Due to Olympius' failures however, Vypra and Loki resurrect Diabolico, who traps Olympius in the Shadow World before working to regain Bansheera's favor until she absorbs Vypra and sends Loki to his death. In response, Diabolico attempts to use Carter Grayson to kill Bansheera, but is captured by Olympius, brainwashed by the demoness, and forced to serve her son. While fighting the Rangers, Carter frees Diabolico from her control, but Olympius kills him before the Rangers kill the prince in turn. Subsequently, Bansheera resurrects Diabolico and Olympius as super demons to weaken the Rangers, who narrowly kill them once more. Following this, Diabolico's spirit returns to aid Carter in defeating Bansheera.
Diabolico is voiced by Neil Kaplan.

Vypra
Vypra is a demoness, sorceress, and friend of Diabolico and Loki who wears a snake/dragon-themed outfit. Throughout the series, she cares for Impus before growing disdainful towards him after he evolves into Olympius, contributes to Diabolico's resurrection in light of Olympius' failures, and battles the Lightspeed Rangers until Queen Bansheera absorbs her to complete her resurrection.
Vypra is primarily portrayed by Jennifer L. Yen and by Wen Yann Shih in episodes two and three.

Loki
Loki (pronounced "Low-kai") is a fierce and loyal kobold-themed demon warrior, friend of Diabolico and Vypra, and the strongest of Bansheera's generals. Throughout the series, he battles the Lightspeed Rangers and contributes to Diabolico's resurrection in light of Prince Olympius' failures until Bansheera sends Loki to his death in a failed attempt at killing the Rangers.
Loki is voiced by David Lodge.

Jinxer
Jinxer is a housefly-themed demon butler/magician who provides aid to the other demons with his spells.
Jinxer is voiced by Kim Strauss while Benton Jennings portrays his "Mr. Mesmer" disguise. He and a small faction of Batlings piloted the newly repaired Omega Megazord to place the circle of stones around Mariner Bay to assist Queen Bansheera's ceremony in opening the gateway into the Shadow World and releasing all of the demons from within into the world. After placing the final stone, Carter and Ryan eventually rammed the Mobile Armor Vehicle into it, destroying it. Though not shown on screen, it is assumed that Jinxer and the faction of Batlings were destroyed as well.

Impus / Prince Olympius
Impus, later known as Prince Olympius, is the salamander/European dragon-themed son of Queen Bansheera and a demon prince. Initially starting the series in an infant form, he later receives Diabolico's Star Power from Bansheera, evolves into his adult form, and temporarily takes command of the demons. Despite his newfound power and developing a rivalry with Carter Grayson, Olympius proves less adept than Diabolico and loses his position to Loki.
Following Bansheera's resurrection, Olympius mounts failed attempts at winning her affection and eliminating Vypra and Loki before they can usurp him as her second-in-command. However, the pair resurrect Diabolico, who banishes Olympius to the Shadow World. There, he battles its inhabitants to absorb their power and evolve into a more powerful form while Jinxer uses the Rangers' technology to empower him further. Upon escaping the Shadow World, Olympius wreaks havoc on Mariner Bay until Angela Fairweather severs his connection to the technology, allowing the Rangers to defeat him and destroy the Star Power. Nonetheless, Jinxer nurses Olympius back to health.
In time, Olympius returns to capture Diabolico before having Bansheera brainwash him. The pair subsequently attack the Rangers, but Diabolico breaks free and rebels against Olympius, who kills him before the Rangers kill Olympius in turn. Amidst her final battle with the Rangers, Bansheera resurrects Olympius and Diabolico as "super demons", but they are killed once more by the Rangers.
Impus is voiced by Brianne Siddall while Olympius is voiced by Michael Forest.

Queen Bansheera
Queen Bansheera is a demoness monarch who was initially absent following the demons' release before eventually joining them in a spiritual energy form. Once he attains his adult form, her son, Prince Olympius, and a demon wizard named Spellbinder enact a ceremony to restore her physical form, but the Lightspeed Rangers disrupt their efforts, leading to Bansheera being trapped in a rudimentary, cocoon-like form.
As the Rangers continue to thwart her forces, she absorbs the demoness Vypra to complete her resurrection into a demonic angel/vampire/witch-themed form. Bansheera forces Diabolico to kill Loki, transforms Diabolico and Olympius into super demons, and sacrifices them to weaken the Rangers before attempting to open a portal to the Shadow World and free its inhabitants. However, Carter Grayson and Diabolico's spirit push her in, whereupon she is attacked by the Shadow World's demons.
Queen Bansheera is voiced by Diane Salinger.

Batlings
The Batlings are the imp/bat-like foot soldiers of Queen Bansheera's group.

Minor demons
These minor demons are summoned by Queen Bansheera's followers. Jinxer casts a spell to make the defeated demon grow. Other times, he would throw an Advanced Growth Card on their remains to restore them into their advanced form.

Ghouligan: A fire demon. He is summoned by Diabolico to destroy Mariner Bay. Carter caught a glimpse of Ghouligan when rescuing a girl from a burning building. Ghouligan was killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Ghouligan is voiced by Ken Merckx.
Magmavore: A giant lava golem. Jinxer summons him to destroy Mariner Bay, only for Magmavore to be destroyed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Sometime later, Queen Bansheera resurrects and strengthens Magmavore, but the latter is destroyed by the Rangers once more. Magmavore is voiced by Kim Strauss in his first appearance and David Lodge in his second appearance.
Quakemon: A antlion-themed Earth demon who can cause earthquakes. Loki and Jinxer summon him to fight the Lightspeed Rangers, who eventually kill Quakemon. Quakemon is voiced by David Lodge.
Whirlin: An aerokinetic bat-themed sky demon. Diabolico summons him to fight the Lightspeed Rangers, who eventually kill Whirlin. Whirlin is voiced by John C. Hyke.
Fireor: A gargoyle/crab-themed fire demon. Impus summons him to fight the Lightspeed Rangers, who eventually kill Fireor. Fireor is voiced by Bob Papenbrook.
Elestomp: An elephant-themed demon possesses superhuman strength. Loki summons him to fight the Lightspeed Rangers, who eventually kill Elestomp. Elestomp is voiced by Stephen Apostolina.
Strikning: A lightning/skeleton-themed demon who can fire spikes from his body and use them as lightning rods. After being summoned by Diabolico to destroy Mariner Bay, Strikning overpowers the Cyborg Rangers before he is killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Strikning is voiced by Eddie Frierson.
Smogger: A gas-emitting slug-themed demon who possesses explosive orbs. Vypra summons him to destroy Mariner Bay before he is killed by Carter Grayson. Smogger is voiced by Richard Steven Horvitz.
Trifire: A three-headed dragon-themed fire demon. Impus summons him to make Mount Jasmine erupt, only for Trifire to be killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Following this, Queen Bansheera resurrects and strengthens Trifire into his advanced form, only for him to be killed by the Rangers once more. Trifire is voiced by Dave Mallow.
Liztwin: A skeletal dinosaur/dragon-themed demon with a dragon-like head for a right hand. Vypra summons him to fight the Lightspeed Rangers. Liztwin was later transformed into his advanced form, with a claw arm replacing the head arm and sporting long horns and wings. The Lightspeed Rangers eventually kill him. Liztwin is voiced by Archie Kao.
Demonite: A knight-themed demon and one of Diabolico's strongest servants. Demonite is summoned to kill the Lightspeed Rangers and Ryan Mitchell, only to be killed by Carter Grayson. Demonite is voiced by David Stenstrom.
Thunderon: A Viking/ghoul-themed demon and one of Diabolico's strongest servants. Thunderon is summoned to kill the Lightspeed Rangers and Ryan Mitchell. Thunderon was later assisted by Falkar's advanced form as both of them are destroyed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Thunderon is voiced by Alonzo Bodden.
Falkar: A elf/falcon-themed demon and one of Diabolico's strongest servants. Falkar is summoned to kill the Lightspeed Rangers and Ryan Mitchell. Diabolico later threw an Advanced Growth Card into Falkar, causing him to grow into a dragon-like advanced form. He alongside Thunderon were killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Falkar is voiced by Ezra Weisz.
Troika: A three-faced Chimera-themed demon that Diabolico created from Demonite, Thunderon, and Falkar's gems to kill the Lightspeed Rangers. Troika sports the faces of the three demons as well as Demonite's right sword arm, Thunderon's left arm, and Falkar's feathered legs. He was destroyed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Troika is voiced simultaneously by David Stenstrom, Alonzo Bodden, and Ezra Weisz.
Cobra Demon: A cobra-themed demon that was associated with the Cobra Tattoo that Diabolico placed on Ryan. Once it was killed by Ryan, the cobra tattoo vanished. The Cobra Demon is voiced by Richard Cansino.
Thunderclaw: A stag beetle-themed demon who can generate electricity from his horns. Jinxer summons him to assist Vypra in a failed attempt at infiltrating the Lightspeed Aquabase before he is killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Thunderclaw is voiced by Bob Papenbrook.
Shockatron: An electricity-powered devil/cyborg-themed demon. Loki and Vypra summon him to destroy Mariner Bay's power plants until he is killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Shockatron is voiced by Herbie Baez.
Spellbinder: A Kannushi/squid-themed demon who Olympius summoned to help him revive Queen Bansheera until he is killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Spellbinder is voiced by Kirk Thornton.
Moleman: A mole-themed demon. Vypra summons him to help her construct a laser to destroy Mariner Bay until he is thwarted and killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Moleman is voiced by Ken Merckx.
Cyclopter: A cyclops/wrestler-themed demon. After being summoned by Loki, he receives training from martial arts instructor Mr. Tamashiro, but is killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Cyclopter is voiced by Richard Epcar.
Mantevil: A mantis-themed demon. He accompanies Olympius in attacking Mariner Bay until Mantevil is killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Mantevil is voiced by Michael McConnohie.
Vilevine: A Rafflesia/ivy-themed demon. Olympius summons him to help him kill Vypra and Loki before they can steal his position as Bansheera's second-in-command, only for Vilevine to be killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Vilevine is voiced by Kim Strauss.
Freezard: A cobra-themed ice demon who possesses cryokinesis and the ability to pull opponents into his frigid stomach. Olympius summons him to kill the Lightspeed Rangers, who eventually kill Freezard. Freezard is voiced by Steve McGowan.
Infinitor: A dragon/lizard-themed demon warrior. Olympius summons him to fight the Lightspeed Rangers, who eventually kill Infinitor. Infinitor is voiced by Paul Schrier.
Birdbane: A crow-themed demon and the self-proclaimed "King of Winged Demon Creatures". Jinxer summons him to reclaim a "monster egg" for Olympius. Birdbane was later revived in a knight-helmeted advanced form only for Birdbane to be killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Birdbane is voiced by Michael Sorich.
Triskull: A devil-themed demon warrior who betrayed Queen Bansheera to align himself with an alien called Trakeena. He was killed by Carter Grayson and Leo Corbett. Triskull is voiced by Michael Sorich.
Ghouls: The Grim Reaper-themed foot soldiers of Triskull.
Memorase: A killer whale-themed demon capable of erasing memories. Diabolico summons him to fight the Lightspeed Rangers, who eventually kill Memorase. Memorase is voiced by Marc Caldera.
Gatekeeper: The sorcerer-themed guardian of the "Shadow World" who can summon and control the spirits of dead demons with his staff. Gatekeeper is voiced by Michael Sorich.
Aquafiend: A kappa-themed water demon. Diabolico summons him to steal Neptune's trident and use it to drain Mariner Bay's water before Aquafiend is killed by the Lightspeed Rangers. Aquafiend is voiced by Peter Greenwood.
Arachnor: A spider-themed demon who is killed by Carter Grayson. Arachnor is voiced by Catherine Battistone.
Treevil: A tree-themed demon who possesses explosive acorns and superhuman strength. Jinxer creates him to fight the Lightspeed Rangers, who eventually kill Treevil. Treevil is voiced by John C. Hyke.
Abominus: A jellyfish-themed demon who was named in the video game adaption.

Guest characters
Nancy Cooper: An astronaut and friend of Kelsey Winslow. Nancy Cooper is portrayed by Rachel Koda.
Earl: An old friend of Captain Mitchell's. Earl is portrayed by Hal England.
General McKnight: Captain Mitchell's superior who approves the creation of the Cyborg Rangers to replace the Lightspeed Rangers. McKnight is portrayed by Bert Kramer.
Simon: Joel Rawlings' cousin and a prodigy. Simon is portrayed by Jonathan Robinson.
Grandmother Winslow: Kelsey Winslow's estranged, affluent paternal grandmother and a retired athlete. Grandmother Winslow is portrayed by Shannon Welles.
Mr. Tamashiro: A martial arts instructor and Chad Lee's former mentor who disagrees with his work as a Ranger and trained a monster called Cyclopter in the hopes of having him become his best student. Mr. Tamashiro is portrayed by Koji Kataoka.
Clark Fairweather: Angela Fairweather's brother who develops new technology for the Lightspeed Rangers' use. Clark Fairweather is portrayed by Jeff Henry.
Marina: A mermaid and the daughter of Neptune. Marina is portrayed by Kamera Walton.
Heather: A young girl whose parents were taken by Triskull and aids in the Lightspeed and Galaxy Rangers' efforts to defeat Trakeena. Heather is portrayed by Chelsea Russo.
Trakeena: An insectoid alien and daughter of Scorpius who previously fought the Galaxy Rangers until she was seemingly killed by Leo Corbett. Having survived the battle, she travels to Earth to seek revenge on the Galaxy Rangers. Forming an alliance with a demon warrior named Triskull, she captures several of Mariner Bay's citizens to drain their lifeforces. However, the Galaxy and Lightspeed Rangers join forces to rescue her captives while Olympius poisons Trakeena, causing her to mutate into a monstrous demonic form with tentacles for legs. Nonetheless, the two Ranger teams successfully kill her. Trakeena is portrayed by Jennifer Burns.
Galaxy Rangers: A group of inhabitants of the space colony Terra Venture, later the alien planet Mirinoi, who previously fought aliens such as Scorpius and Trakeena. Upon learning of the latter's return, they travel to Earth and join forces with the Lightspeed Rangers to thwart and kill her.
Leo Corbett: A stowaway who became the Red Galaxy Ranger. Leo Corbett is portrayed by Danny Slavin.
Damon Henderson: A mechanic who became the Green Galaxy Ranger. Damon Henderson is portrayed by Reggie Rolle.
Kai Chen: A military officer who became the Blue Galaxy Ranger. Kai Chen is portrayed by Archie Kao.
Maya: A native inhabitant of Mirinoi who became the Yellow Galaxy Ranger. Maya is portrayed by Cerina Vincent.
Kendrix Morgan: A science officer who became the Pink Galaxy Ranger. Kendrix Morgan is portrayed by Valerie Vernon.
Sorcerer of the Sands: A powerful warlock who sealed the demons five millennia prior. The Sorcerer of the Sands is portrayed by Gilbert Amelio.
Neptune: The god of the sea from Roman mythology, ruler of Atlantis, and Marina's father. Neptune is portrayed by Harry Frazier.
Koko Kashmere: A fashion designer who scouts Dana Mitchell to become a model. Koko Kashmere is portrayed by Ruta Lee.

References

External links
Official Power Rangers Website
Full cast and crew of List of Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue characters at IMDb

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Ultraseven (ウルトラセブン, Urutora Sebun) is a Japanese tokusatsu science fiction television series created by Eiji Tsuburaya. It is the second entry (third overall) in the Ultra Series and was produced by Tsuburaya Productions. The series aired on Tokyo Broadcasting System from October 1, 1967 to September 8, 1968.

Premise
In the not-too-distant future, Earth finds itself constantly under attack from extraterrestrial threats. To combat them, the Terrestrial Defense Force establishes the Ultra Garrison, a team of six elite members who utilize high-tech vehicles and weaponry. Joining their fight is the mysterious Dan Moroboshi who is secretly an alien from the Land of Light in Nebula M-78 and transforms into his true alien form, Ultraseven, in times of crisis.

Production
After the success of space-themed science fiction shows such as Ultraman, Captain Ultra, and the Japanese broadcast of Lost in Space, Tokyo Broadcasting System pursued Tsuburaya Productions to produce another sci-fi series. This led Eiji Tsuburaya to assemble Hajime Tsuburaya, Akio Jissoji, Tetsuo Kinjo, Masami Sueyasu, and Shoji Otomo to brainstorm ideas.
Eiji Tsuburaya proposed a series that would have been a hybrid of Thunderbirds and Lost in Space, Hajime proposed a new Ultraman series that would have included network and sponsors' input for each season, Jissoji proposed a time-travel themed show which would have focused on a time patrol team and their families, Kinjo proposed a children's horror/mystery show that would have been a hybrid of Ultra Q and The Twilight Zone, Sueyasu proposed a fairy tale-themed series, and Otomo proposed a space-themed series which would have been a cross of Lost in Space and Men into Space featuring giant monsters.
TBS eventually settled on a fusion of Eiji's and Otomo's ideas and Eiji submitted a treatment titled The Ultra Garrison, which featured six trained astronauts (including an android named "John") stationed on a satellite called "Mother", the first line of defense against alien invaders. Kinjo felt that the idea was lacking an essential element and suggested adding a superhero.
The treatment underwent massive revisions after TBS felt the idea was too similar to The Great Space War and the new version included giant monsters while retaining the original Earth Defense Force element at TBS' request. TBS eventually suggested to make the series a direct sequel to Ultraman and have it focused on Hayata and Fuji's son, who would be able to call upon Earth monsters for help and only transform into Ultraman in times of desperation.
Tetsuo Kinjo began working on an outline, combining elements of TBS' best ideas and his own, such as elements from his rejected proposal WoO, which featured an alien unwittingly becoming a savior of mankind. Kinjo's outline was titled Ultra Eye and featured Dan Moroboshi being the son of a human and an alien, with Dan coming to Earth in search of his mother. This version also featured Capsule Monsters that Dan would have used when he could not transform. Originally, monsters from Ultra Q and Ultraman were going to be used as the Capsule Monsters in order to cut down production costs.

Tohru Narita was assigned to design the aliens, monsters, and vehicles. Narita's design for Ultraseven was inspired by Mayan culture and originally chose silver and blue for the colors, but changed them to silver and red to avoid problems with the blue-screen matte process. Principal photography on the special effects began in May 1967 and casting began in June 1967. Many of the actors hired were chosen from Toho's acting pool, since the studio was one of the financial investors for Tsuburaya Productions. Yoji Hashimoto and Toshimichi Miwa were put in charge of duties with TBS for the show, while Eiji Tsuburaya served as the chief producer and supervisor for the show and Masami Sueyasu reprised his role as a hands-on producer for Tsuburaya Productions.
Four episodes were completed before copyright was approved for the show's title, which was changed to Ultraseven. The show was filmed silent, a common practice for Japanese shows at the time, and post-production, including editing and voice dubbing, began in September 1967. Toru Fuyuki was hired to compose the soundtrack, gearing towards a more classical direction as opposed to the jazz-inspired direction Kunio Miyauchi took for the Ultraman soundtrack.
Ultraseven aired on October 1, 1967 and earned a 33.7% rating, an achievement at the time. Due to the show's high ratings, TBS ordered an additional 10 episodes during preparations for the show's third Cours (episodes 27-39). Despite ratings dropping during the final weeks, Ultraseven still remained in the top five highest rated shows in Japanese television at the time.
Sequels for both Ultraman, titled Ultraman Continues, and Ultraseven, titled Fight! Ultraseven, were proposed, but Tsuburaya Productions would not produce another Ultra series until 1971, with Return of Ultraman.

Cast
Kohji Moritsugu as Dan Moroboshi/Ultraseven: Spelled as "Dan Moroboshe" in the Cinar English dub. Ultraseven borrows the look of Jiroh Satsuma and transforms into his true alien form using the Ultra Eye ("Task Mask" in the Cinar dub). At the time of the show's production, Moritsugu was married and poor. This was kept secret in order to publicize Moritsugu as a rising young heartthrob.
Shōji Nakayama as Captain Kaoru Kiriyama: The captain of the Ultra Garrison.
Sandayū Dokumamushi as Shigeru Furuhashi: The rotund, strong and trigger-happy member of the Ultra Garrison.
Yuriko Hishimi as Anne Yuri: Known as "Donna" in the Cinar dub. The team's communications operator and nurse. Yoshiko Toyoura was originally cast in the role, but was pulled out by director Takashi Tsuboshima to cast her in his then-latest film. Hishimi was given the role after doing an immediate audition and photo shoot.
Shinsuke Achiha as Soga: The Ultra Garrison's expert marksman.
Bin Furuya as Amagi: The team's strategist. Furuya had been the suit performer for Ultraman in the preceding series and stated that, although he liked being Ultraman, Amagi was more enjoyable due to having an exposed appearance.
Koji Uenishi as Ultraseven (suit performer): Uenishi portrayed Ultraseven for the entire series while Eiichi Kikuchi did the suit performance for episodes 14 and 15.

Episodes

Banned episode
The 12th episode, titled "From Another Planet with Love", was banned due to Alien Spell (which had keloid scars) being labeled as "Hibaku Seijin" (A-Bomb Survivor Alien) which was lifted from the term "hibakusha", referring to the survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The issue was featured on an article of the Asahi Shimbun newspaper, which sparked public outrage and forced Tsuburaya Productions to change the name to "Kyuketsu Seijin" (Vampire Alien). Despite this, Tsuburaya Productions still received negative public opinion and as a result, Tsuburaya pulled the alien character and episode from official publications, broadcasts and home media releases. However, the Hawaiian English dub and Cinar dub of the series broadcast the episode (which was re-titled "Crystallized Corpuscles") in North America.

English versions

In 1985, Turner Program Services licensed the series in a 15-year contract from Tsuburaya Productions, who provided the English dubbed versions produced in Honolulu by Tsuburaya-Hawaii, Inc. in the mid-1970s. Finding this English version to be lacking, Turner commissioned the Canadian children's programming production house, Cinar, to dub all 49 episodes for run in syndication. The TPS/Cinar produced episodes featured new opening and closing credits, eyecatches, new episode names, and even a change of name for the character of Anne Yuri, who was dubbed as "Donna Michibata". Cinar edited the episodes for violence, language and commercial time and featured new music cues.
Unsatisfied with Cinar's resultant work, Turner put the series into their vaults until 1994, when they were alerted that the episodes were never broadcast. Ultraseven was dusted off for the "Toons 'Til Noon" and "MonsterVision" blocks on TNT. The "Toons 'Til Noon" broadcasts received substantially heavy editing to make them suitable for the time slot, while the "MonsterVision" broadcasts were the full-length Cinar adaptations. Episodes 3 and 5-7 were missing or mislabeled and were never broadcast. Clips from the series were later used in the "Messages from Space" and "Vacation Spots Around the Universe" segments on the animated variety show Cartoon Planet, which aired on TBS and Cartoon Network. When the contract expired in 2001, Turner returned all the materials (film elements, videotapes, audio masters) to Tsuburaya Productions.

Home media

Japan
Bandai Visual released the series on Blu-ray in Japan as two separate sets with the first released on November 21, 2014 and the second on January 28, 2015. In September 2020, NHK aired 4K remasters of the series, converted from 16 mm film with HDR. In April 2023, Tsuburaya announced that Pony Canyon would release the 4K remasters in an 11-disc box set (containing 4K Blu-ray's with HDR and standard Blu-ray's) on July 7, 2023 to commemorate the 55th anniversary of Ultraseven.

North America
In December 2012, Shout! Factory released the Japanese version on DVD, licensed from UM Corporation through Tiga Entertainment. In July 2019, Mill Creek Entertainment announced that it had acquired most of the Ultraman library from Tsuburaya Productions through Indigo Entertainment, including 1,100 episodes and 20 films. Mill Creek released the series on Blu-ray and digital on December 10, 2019 in standard and steelbook editions.
In July 2020, Shout! Factory announced to have struck a multi-year deal with Alliance Entertainment and Mill Creek Entertainment, with the blessings of Tsuburaya and Indigo, that granted them the exclusive SVOD and AVOD digital rights to the Ultra series and films (1,100 episodes and 20 films) acquired by Mill Creek the previous year. Ultraseven, amongst other titles, will stream in the United States and Canada through Shout! Factory TV and Tokushoutsu.

Legacy
Pokémon creator Satoshi Tajiri said that the Poké Ball concept was inspired by Ultraseven's Capsule Monsters.

See also
Prefectural Earth Defense Force

References

Sources
ウルトラセブンイズム. タツミムック. 辰巳出版. 2002-11-15. ISBN 4-88641-779-5.
Ragone, August (2007). Eiji Tsuburaya: Master of Monsters. Chronicle Books. ISBN 978-0-8118-6078-9.
Ragone, August (2012). The Making of Ultraseven. Shout! Factory DVD Booklet. ASIN B0096W46VW.
Tsuburaya, Hajime (1985). Ultra-7 - Episode 01: Enter-Dan Moroboshe! (Cinar English dub). Turner Program Services.
Mill Creek Entertainment (2019). Ultraseven - Information and Episode Guide. Mill Creek Entertainment. ASIN B07XR966QL.

External links
Ultraseven at IMDb
Official website of Tsuburaya Productions (in English)
Ultraman Connection — Official website (in English)
Official Ultraman channel at YouTube

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Power Rangers Lost Galaxy is an American television series and the seventh season of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the Super Sentai series Seijuu Sentai Gingaman. The series aired for 45 episodes on Fox Kids from February 6 to December 18, 1999.

Galaxy Power Rangers
The Galaxy Power Rangers gain their powers through use of the Quasar Sabers - five ancient swords that were discovered on the planet Mirinoi. At the beginning of the series, the Quasar Sabers are pulled from a block of stone (mirroring the legend of Excalibur), thus highlighting the youths as the modern-day chosen wielders of the weapons (that is, with the exception of Leo Corbett, whose Saber is given to him by his brother Mike).
The Rangers protect the space colony Terra Venture from the alien villains Scorpius, Trakeena and Deviot. This was the first (and so far only) incarnation of Power Rangers that did not have some connection to Earth, save that they depart Earth in the first episode.
The Lost Galaxy Rangers make a cameo in the footage in Power Rangers Beast Morphers.

Leo Corbett
Leo Corbett is a stowaway aboard the space colony who wanted to follow his older brother, Mike, to find a new world. He largely witnesses the discovery of the Quasar Sabers by accident. Mike originally draws the Red Quasar Saber but passes it on to Leo before he falls to his apparent death at the bottom of a crevice - this passing allows Leo to become the Red Galaxy Ranger and serve as the team's leader. Fittingly for his element (Fire), Leo has shown to be very hot-headed and impulsive at times, although this changes as the series progresses.
Throughout the series, Leo's arsenal includes:

A Quasar Cannon for each Rangers.
Each Galaxy Rangers' Transdagger morphs into a personal weapon - for Leo, his Transdagger is the Magna Talon.
An Astro Cycle each for Leo, Kai and Damon.
A Jet Jammer for each Rangers.
Armor Keys (to become his Battlizer transformation, Red Armored Ranger).
Red Capsular Cycle (which he gains through understanding his Galactabeast).
Lights of Orion power-up transformation shared by all the Rangers.
He also pilots the Lion Galactabeast/Galactazord.
When the Magna Defender sacrifices himself and Mike is freed, Leo considers giving his powers and Quasar Saber back to his brother, but Mike says it was Leo's destiny to become the Red Ranger. In the finale, Leo single-handedly destroys Trakeena's green insectoid form, sacrificing his Battilizer form in the process - he blasts her at point-blank range, destroying his armor and nearly destroying himself.
When Triskull and his ghouls invade Mirinoi, Leo takes on the mantle of Red Ranger for a second time and follows him to Earth where he helps the Lightspeed Rescue Rangers defeat him and, once again, Trakeena (who had somehow survived the blast). Leo is shown to be able to draw his Quasar Saber from the stone, something he had never done.
During the Power Rangers Wild Force episode "Forever Red", Leo is recruited by Tommy Oliver to journey to the moon with nine other Red Rangers to destroy the Machine Empire - Leo draws his Quasar Saber for a third time.
Leo appeared as a returning Ranger in the finale of Power Rangers Super Megaforce helping the current team finish off the final attack by the Armada.
Leo is played by Danny Slavin and voiced by Eric Artell in the Power Rangers: Super Legends video game.

Damon Henderson
Damon Henderson is the Green Galaxy Ranger after he draws the Green Quasar Saber. He is a senior mechanic on Terra Venture and the Astro Megaship before Kai takes the ship to Mirinoi to save Leo Corbett and the others. Damon's wisecracking and playful nature can be deceiving. Although he is always ready with a quick comeback or witty remark, he takes his job as the Green Ranger very seriously. A top-notch mechanic, Damon's knowledge of the Astro Megaship is an invaluable asset to the team. His training as an amateur boxer gives him an extra edge when fighting the forces of evil.
Throughout the series, Damon's arsenal includes:

A Quasar Cannon for each Ranger.
Each Rangers' Transdagger morphs into a personal weapon - for Damon, his Transdagger is the Trans-Blaster.
An Astro Cycle each for Leo, Kai and Damon.
A Jet Jammer for each Rangers.
Lights of Orion power-up transformation shared by all the Rangers.
He also pilots the Condor Galactabeast/Galactazord.
After the Rangers and the residents of the colony arrive on Mirinoi, Damon joins the others in returning his Quasar Saber to its stone - he draws it again when he joins his teammates in battling Trakeena on Earth and a third time when they join an army of veteran Rangers in aiding the Megaforce Rangers in their final battle with the Warstar Armada.
Damon is shown to have been captured and imprisoned in Drakkon's tower during the events of "Shattered Grid", his cell being across from Yellow Lightspeed Ranger Kelsey.
Damon is played by Reggie Rolle and voiced by Keith Ferguson in the Power Rangers: Super Legends video game.

Kai Chen
Kai Chen is the Blue Galaxy Ranger and the wielder of the Blue Quasar Saber. Straight-laced, sensible and ambitious, he is the classic overachiever. Having been brought up in a strict military family, he always does things by the book and likes everything in its place. His orderly world is turned upside down when he becomes a Power Ranger, and he must learn that sometimes rules are meant to be broken when it comes to saving the universe. He is good friends with Kendrix Morgan.
Throughout the series, Kai's arsenal includes:

A Quasar Cannon for each Rangers.
Each Rangers' Transdagger morphs into a personal weapon - for Kai, his Transdagger is the Cosma Claw.
An Astro Cycle each for Leo, Kai and Damon.
A Jet Jammer for each Ranger.
Lights of Orion power-up transformation shared by all the Rangers.
He also pilots the Gorilla Galactabeast/Galactazord.
Kai's strict adherence to the rules initially causes much conflict with Leo, but after an incident in which the Quasar Sabers were stolen, Kai warms up to him considerably. He later becomes the new guardian of the Galaxy Book after the original Guardian perishes trying to recover it from Deviot. After Terra Venture's inhabitants arrive on Mirinoi, Kai returns his Quasar Saber to its stone - he later wields it again when Trakeena was revealed to have survived her previous defeat at the hands of Leo and a third time when he and his teammates joined the veteran Ranger army at the end of Power Rangers: Super Megaforce.
Kai is played by Archie Kao.

Maya
Maya is a tribesgirl from the planet Mirinoi and the Yellow Galaxy Ranger when she draws her Quasar Saber. She shares many characteristics with Cole Evans, the Red Wild Force Ranger in Power Rangers Wild Force. She lives on Mirinoi before she becomes a Ranger when her tribe is attacked and petrified by Furio. She passes through a portal along with the other Rangers and lives aboard Terra Venture on its journey from Earth into deep space. Proud to be the Yellow Galaxy Ranger, Maya believes that as a team they can defeat her archenemy. Her wild spirit and closeness with nature gives her an ability to understand people and everything around her - this allows her to be able to communicate with the Galactabeasts. During the second half of the season, she develops a mild rivalry with Deviot as she is seen battling him numerous times. Throughout the series, Maya's arsenal includes:

A Quasar Launcher for each Rangers.
Each Ranger's Transdagger morphs into a personal weapon - for Maya, her Transdagger is the Delta Daggers.
A Jet Jammer for each Rangers.
Lights of Orion power-up transformation shared by all the Rangers.
She also pilots the Wolf Galactabeast/Galactazord.
Maya and her teammates later replaced the Quasar Sabers in their stones, but would draw them forth again in order to battle Trakeena and her Demon allies, and then to join the Megaforce Rangers in their final battle with the Armada.
Maya is played by Cerina Vincent.

Kendrix Morgan
Kendrix Morgan is introduced as a science officer aboard Terra Venture. She is one of the six people to travel through the spatial rift to Mirinoi in the first episode, and her Quasar Saber is that of the Pink Galaxy Ranger. Highly intelligent and analytical by nature, Kendrix has an interest in all things scientific - she always has a logical explanation for everything which sometimes prevents her from seeing the wonder that's around her. Her blossoming friendship with Leo teaches her to be more fun-loving and spontaneous. Throughout the series, Kendrix's arsenal includes:

A Quasar Cannon for each Ranger.
Each Ranger's Transdagger morphs into a personal weapon - for Kendrix, her Transdagger is the Beta Bow.
A Jet Jammer for each Ranger.
Lights of Orion power-up transformation shared by all the Rangers.
She also pilots the Wildcat GalactabeastGalactazord.
Kendrix dies two-thirds into the series by giving her life to save Terra Venture and Cassie of the Space Power Rangers. When Karone is thrown off a cliff by Trakeena, Kendrix's spirit (in Ranger form) passes on her Transmorpher (and with it her powers) to Karone who promptly retrieves the powers' corresponding Quasar Saber from Trakeena and helps save the rest of the Rangers. When the Quasar Sabers are returned to Mirinoi in the finale, Kendrix is brought back to life by unknown means - she subsequently reclaims the Quasar Saber and joins her teammates in fighting alongside the Lightspeed Rescue Rangers against Trakeena on Earth, but does not appear as a returning Ranger in the finale of Power Rangers Super Megaforce to help the current team finish off the final attack by the Armada as Karone was the Pink Galaxy Ranger.
Kendrix is played by Valerie Vernon.

Karone
Karone of KO-35 is Andros' sister and was, for the entirety of In Space, the leading villain Astronema after she is captured prior to the series' beginning by some of In Space's villains who would turn her into Astronema. After Kendrix's noble death, Karone is drawn to the frontier planet Onyx where she poses as her villain identity to obtain the lost Pink Quasar Saber; she is exposed by Trakeena, and during a tough unmorphed battle with her, Karone is thrown off a cliff - she is rescued by Kendrix's spirit who grants her the powers of the Pink Ranger. When Karone returned and reclaims the Pink Quasar Saber from Trakeena, she becomes the new Pink Galaxy Ranger. She serves with the other Galaxy Rangers as a means to atone for her past as Astronema and helps save Terra Venture from destruction. Upon returning the Pink Quasar Saber to its stone on Mirinoi, Kendrix was revived. Karone returned as the Pink Galaxy Ranger in Power Rangers Super Megaforce to battle the Warstar Armada on Earth.
Karone made a cameo in the footage in Power Rangers Beast Morphers.
During the events of "Shattered Grid", Kimberly and Jen Scotts arrive on Terra Venture after it has been attacked by Drakkon. Karone is the only Lost Galaxy Ranger who has not been captured by Drakkon. Jen expresses surprise at seeing her as she had been expecting Kendrix. They rescue her and bring her on board the Pterodactyl Zord where she is tended to by Carter Grayson, the Red Lightspeed Rescue Ranger. Later, she is one of the Rangers who battles Drakkon's forces in the battle at Corinth, but her powers are removed when Drakkon's cannons are fired at her and the other rescued Rangers. They escape before capture. Later in the Command Center, Karone is seen with her powers restored watching Andros from the shadows. She talks to Jennifer, who convinces her to approach Andros - she does so and informs Andros that he was successful in saving her.
Karone is portrayed by Melody Perkins.

Mike Corbett
Mike Corbett is the older brother of Leo. He is an excellent security officer and very protective of his younger brother. Mike is one of the security personnel assigned to Terra Venture. During a training exercise, he encounters Maya, who emerges through a spatial rift from Mirinoi. Accompanying her, he and the others pull the Quasar Sabers from their stones. Furio, who is attempting to take the sabers, becomes enraged and begins turning the planet into stone. As they attempt to escape, Mike falls into an abyss that Furio created. Mike is able to pass his saber to Leo before he falls. Inside the abyss, he encounters the Magna Defender's spirit who merges with him.
Mike's spirit influences the Magna Defender by causing him pain when he does something that was morally wrong. The Magna Defender later frees Mike by sacrificing himself. Leo wants to return the Quasar Saber to him since he pulled it out and was chosen to become the Red Ranger but Mike tells him that he is the Red Ranger and maybe he was destined to pull the saber out and give it to Leo. The Magna Defender's spirit later gives Mike a morpher that allows him to become the new Magna Defender, telling him that it was his own destiny. Mike becomes a loyal ally to the Rangers. At the series' conclusion, Terra Venture attempts to escape the Lost Galaxy by entering through an open portal which is closing and Terra Venture is not fast enough - Mike sacrifices his powers and Zord (and almost himself in the process) to keep the portal open long enough to let the station through. Mike is the 1st one of the team to reveal his powers to the ordinary citizens (the other Rangers reveal themselves in episode 45: Part 3 of "Journey's End"). He later appeared as part of the Ranger army at the end of Super Megaforce.
Mike is played by Russell Lawrence.

Allies

Alpha 6

D.E.C.A.
D.E.C.A. is the A.I. computer aboard the Astro Megaship. Having aided the Space Rangers previously, she also provided occasional assistance to the Galaxy Rangers during their missions. She was destroyed along with her ship at the end of the series when the Astro Megaship was set to self-destruct.
D.E.C.A. is voiced by Julie Maddalena. D.E.C.A. is also in Power Rangers: In Space aboard the Astro Megaship as the A.I. (first appearance)

Commander Stanton
Commander Stanton is the commander of Terra Venture. He oversees all operations on Terra Venture and leads its special forces which are trained with the inevitable clash of the unknown. When Terra Venture was attacked by Trakeena following the ordeal in the Lost Galaxy, he had successfully evacuated Terra Venture. Alongside the rest of the inhabitants of Terra Venture, he is currently living on Mirinoi.
Commander Stanton is played by Tom Whyte.

Magna Defender
The Magna Defender is an ancient warrior who 3,000 years in the past swore revenge on Scorpius after his son Zika was murdered in an attack of his forces. However, before he could do so, he was sealed in a pit on Mirinoi by his nemesis Treacheron. Years later, he returned to seek revenge. The Rangers don't know who he is or what he wants. The Magna Defender fought Samuron and won. He confronted his son's captor Fishface, and defeated him. When Destruxo had the Lights of Orion, the Magna Defender charged him on a cliff. Destruxo grabbed the Magna Defender's sword and spun him. Impostra who was disguised as Treacheron joined the fight and hit the Magna Defender's cape then he tripped on his cape and fell into the water. While in the woods the Magna Defender shoots Impostra and walks into the scene with his shiny cape behind him. The Lights of Orion hover in woods. The Magna Defender fails to get the lights and trips over his cape as the lights explode into the Power Rangers. He tried to blow up the mountain dome and Torozord throws him out. As he says, "Torozord, come back here, betrayed by my own Zord?" BOOM! The Freaky Tiki appears behind him thrusting his spear through his cape and into his back. A scene shows the spear pierced through his cape and the Rangers helped him. He told the Red Ranger about his brother and said, "He weighs heavily on my heart when I feel hatred taking control." Zika tells his father not to kill people for revenge and the Magna Defender kills himself.
The spirits of the Magna Defender and Zika later appeared to Mike when the Rangers were in peril, giving him the Magna Blade. Much like with the Quasar Sabers, a two-part morpher also appeared on Mike's arms, allowing him to become the new Magna Defender. Later, Mike sacrificed the Torozord and his powers to free Terra Venture from the Lost Galaxy. Then the original Magna Defender's spirit appeared to Mike again, this time to congratulate him on how heroically he had used the powers and tell him that he had fulfilled the Magna Defender's destiny. Prior to Mike's sacrifice of the powers, Magna Defender's spirit appeared to him and motivated him to perform the action. His powers were apparently reclaimed at a later date and used in the final battle with the Warstar Armada in Power Rangers Megaforce.
The Magna Defender arrives when summoned from his universe during the events of "Shattered Grid", being the only other member of the Lost Galaxy Rangers to escape capture aside from Karone, the second Pink Lost Galaxy Ranger. It has been revealed that the Magna Defender will join a team of rangers formed across the various universes in the follow-up to "Shattered Grid" in "Beyond the Grid," alongside the Ranger Slayer, Andros, Cameron, Tanya, and the as of yet unrevealed Dark Ranger.
Magna Defender is voiced by Kerrigan Mahan.

High Councillor Renier
High Councillor Renier is the kind and wise leader of the High Council of Terra Venture that is in charge of making the big decisions on Terra Venture's journeys. She is very supportive and serves as a motherly figure to the crew members of Terra Venture. With Terra Venture successfully evacuated, High Councilor Renier is currently living on Mirinoi with the rest of the inhabitants of Terra Venture.
Councillor Renier is played by Betty Hankins.

Councillor Brody
Councillor Brody is a member of the High Council of Terra Venture.
He is played by Jack Betts.

Zika
Zika is the Magna Defender's son who, in a flashback, was killed by Scorpius 3,000 years ago. His death has been the sole reason for the Magna Defender's revenge against Scorpius. He later reappeared to his father as a ghost to encourage him to become the warrior of good he used to be and in addition convince him to abandon his need for vengeance to save Terra Venture from a volcano eruption he caused. After the Magna Defender sacrifices himself, he is reunited with him and he tells him how proud he is of him.
Zika is voiced by Ryan James.

Farkus "Bulk" Bulkmeier

Farkus "Bulk" Bulkmeier was with Professor Phenomenus when they become inhabitants of Terra Venture, but they have accidentally left Skull behind. He and Professor Phenomenus managed to take up a job at the Comet Cafe. When Trakeena did her final attack on Terra Venture, Bulk and Professor Phenomenus successfully evacuated Terra Venture. Bulk subsequently returned to Earth and was seen in the Power Rangers Wild Force episode "Forever Red" and Power Rangers: Samurai.

Professor Phenomenus
Professor Phenomenus and Bulk have become inhabitants of Terra Venture, but they have accidentally left Skull behind. Professor Phenomenus and Bulk managed to take up a job at the Comet Cafe. When Trakeena did her final attack on Terra Venture, Professor Phenomenus and Bulk successfully evacuated Terra Venture.
Professor Phenomenus is played by Jack Banning.

Scorpius' army

Scorpius
Scorpius is an alien insectoid warlord and ruler of the Sting-Wingers. He resembled a large arachnid with tentacles instead of legs. He was an enemy of the Magna Defender, having attacked his planet 3,000 years ago and killed his only son, Zika. Scorpius frequently attempted to gather powerful objects to himself, including the Quasar Sabers and the Lights of Orion. The result of these mad quests often left the objects in question in the hands of the Galaxy Power Rangers, and severely depleted Scorpius' army as they were either punished or destroyed by the Rangers. Scorpius had a daughter, Trakeena, upon whom he doted. He refused to allow her to be involved in his evil deeds, and he would not allow her to engage the Rangers in battle despite her requests. Trakeena was the only person he had a soft spot for, even once sparing Furio's life upon Trakeena's request. Eventually, Scorpius webbed a cocoon for Trakeena. He told her that it was her time to enter the cocoon, to shed her mortal beauty and become an insect with magnificent powers, like him. Trakeena declined, and when Scorpius tried to force her, she ran away and teleported out into space. Scorpius later met Deviot and appointed him as his new general. Deviot plotted against Scorpius to depose him and enter the cocoon so that he could gain great powers. Deviot tricked Scorpius into attacking the Galaxy Power Rangers, saying that Trakeena was their prisoner. Though Scorpius was mortally wounded by Leo, Trakeena returned to take his throne before Scorpius could pass it to Deviot. Before he died, Scorpius told Deviot to be as loyal to Trakeena as he had been to him.
Scorpius is voiced by Kim Strauss.

Trakeena
Trakeena is the main antagonist in Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, the insectoid daughter of Scorpius, the evil princess of his alien army. Trakeena was born with both mortal beauty and insect features as well. She carries a staff with a cockroach emblem on the side of it, but lost this one in the desert on Onyx. However, after her father's death, she gained another staff with an amber-encased spider within the staff that could also be transformed into a sword to be used for hand-to-hand combat. She can use her insect armor to protect her from harm, but was never shown to have used it in any of the episodes after her father's death. Trakeena was incredibly vain and proud. On one occasion, she had the monster Crumummy steal the beauty from all the female inhabitants of Terra Venture, because she hated the thought that they might be more beautiful than her. This plan was foiled, however, and the beauty was restored to the inhabitants of the station. She also liked to accompany her father's generals on their missions, though her father disapproved of it. In one such case, Treacheron claimed that Trakeena had followed him to battle, whereas in truth, he had allowed it. This upset Trakeena, and in retaliation, she convinced her father Scorpius that Treacheron was a traitor, for which he was locked up. This feud continued, and Treacheron tricked Trakeena into searching for a silver goblet, just so that he could ambush her once he was free from his cell. She was saved only thanks to the intervention of the Galaxy Power Rangers.
Eventually, Trakeena learned that her father Scorpius wished for her to enter the cocoon, to become an insect with great powers, like him. She refused, mainly not wanting to lose her mortal beauty the transformation would cause, and fled to the planet Onyx when he tried to force her, where she met Villamax. Villamax offered to train her to be a great warrior, and taught her swordplay and martial arts. She returned to the Scorpion Stinger after hearing of Scorpius' defeat at the hands of the Rangers. While Scorpius was dying, Trakeena was given his throne and all of his powers. Deviot told her that Scorpius was destroyed by the Red Galaxy Ranger. Though she captured the Red Galaxy Ranger, he escaped. Terra Venture entered the Lost Galaxy where Trakeena was unwilling to follow. When it emerged once again, Trakeena destroyed the ship of Captain Mutiny, who was pursuing it. Trakeena had a personal grudge with Karone who she believed betrayed the United Alliance of Evil and exposing her in Onyx. Trakeena nearly defeated her by pushing her off the cliff until Kendrix's spirit rescued Karone and she became the new Pink Galaxy Ranger.
Though Trakeena had put her father's cocoon into storage, Deviot still wanted to enter it to gain power. He dragged her into the cocoon, where they merged into a single being. Deviot's power and ruthlessness had been incorporated into her personality, driving her insane. She had the Scorpion Stinger unleash a vicious attack on Terra Venture, destroying their last engine and causing it to crash on a moon nearby Mirinoi. While the colony was forced to evacuate the damaged ship, she launched a full-scale assault, arming all her Sting Wingers with bombs to destroy the colony. Her general Villamax believed that this tactic of mass suicide bombing was foolish as Trakeena was destroying her own army. Using this tactic, Trakeena succeeded in destroying the Stratoforce and Centaurus Megazords, though in the process lost her whole army. After the colony escaped and fled to Mirinoi, she pursued them in the Scorpion Stinger, planning to blast the escape ships. When Villamax refused to obey this order, she destroyed him. When she attempted to attack again, the Power Rangers intervened in the Astro Megaship. In an attempt to stop her, the Rangers self-destructed the Astro Megaship, causing the Scorpion Stinger to crash back on the moon. However, Trakeena survived and as a last resort, entered the cocoon again. She emerged, mutated into a green, muscular humanoid insect, just as her father had intended. She then powered up Terra Venture's remains to destroy the colony on Mirinoi. Her full plan was to crash the damaged Terra Venture into Mirinoi, obliterating the colony and the planet as well as destroying the Power Rangers in the crash. She engaged the Rangers in battle and was seemingly destroyed by the Red Galaxy Ranger's Battlizer when he pulled her in close and shot her point-blank. The crash of Terra Venture was diverted from the colony by the timely intervention of the Galaxy Megazord, under control of the Galactabeasts only, in this instance.
However, in Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue, it was revealed that she had survived and managed to return to her humanoid form, though was now horribly disfigured. She then made her way to Earth, planning to obtain her revenge on the Rangers by destroying their home world. She acquired the allegiance of the Demon Triskull and his army of ghouls, collecting energy to return to her insectoid form. To do that, she captured humans to drain their life force. The Galaxy Rangers teamed up with the Lightspeed Power Rangers in an attempt to stop her. Queen Bansheera finds out about Trakeena's plan and she warns Olympius that if she returns to her insectoid form again, Trakeena would be able to destroy Olympius easily. However, Olympius sabotaged Trakeena's power drain with a poisoned dagger and mutated her into a gigantic monster. Despite the help of the Galactabeasts, the Galaxy and Lightspeed Rangers were unable to stop her until the Omega Megazord became infused with the Lights of Orion. Powered by the Lights of Orion, the Omega Megazord destroyed Trakeena once and for all with a combined strike from its own weapon and the Galaxy Sword.
Trakeena made a cameo in the footage in Power Rangers Beast Morphers in Making Bad.
Trakeena is played by Amy Miller in Lost Galaxy and Jennifer Burns in Lightspeed Rescue. In the video game Power Rangers: Super Legends, she is voiced by Kim Mai Guest.

Furio
Furio (whose name is likely inspired by the term 'furious'.) is Scorpius' cybernetic general who led the brutal attack on the planet Mirinoi, seeking to gain the powers of the Quasar Sabers. Not amongst those chosen, however, Furio couldn't pull the sabers from the stone, just like numerous warriors before him. He was confronted by six warriors (Mike, Leo, Maya, Kendrix, Damon and Kai) who battled his army of Stingwingers to protect the people. It was in this awesome battle, five of the six warriors then pulled the legendary Quasar Sabers from the rock. Enraged, Furio sought to destroy everyone in Mirinoi by turning Maya's people and every other living thing to stone. He pursued the warriors and managed to create a crevice in the jungle-like planet, which tragically sealed Mike inside. Furio witnessed the warriors transform into Power Rangers and was no match against their energy. He left the planet and reported to his superior that he was going to retrieve the sabers for him. His next encounter with the rangers would take place on Terra Venture, where he attacked Leo but left abruptly. With Scorpius growing impatient with him, Furio assigned several monsters to snatch the sabers. When Horn succeeded, Furio ordered him to destroy the weapons, having been commanded by Scorpius to do so. He then allied with Scorpius’ daughter, the adventure-starved Trakeena, and sought to gain the Lights of Orion, yet another ancient source of power. In a devious plot to use Leo for the Lights, Furio and Trakeena managed to trick Leo into believing that his brother had returned. When this plan failed, Scorpius almost destroyed him having grown tired of his constant failures when he's banished. Desperate to prove his worth, he finally stumbles on what he believes are the Lights of Orion. Before he can retrieve it, however, he's interrupted by Leo. The two engage in battle and Furio at his last straw, commits suicide by exploding himself and Leo, in a fruitless attempt to destroy his enemy because Leo is saved by Magna Defender. He was one of the most loyal and sinister generals of Scorpius, having turned all the inhabitants of Mirinoi into stone. As the first major threat to Terra Venture, Furio often proved to be Leo's equal in sword fight; thus, his ruthlessness was instrumental in the maturity of the Red Galaxy Ranger.
Furio is voiced by Tom Wyner.

Treacheron
Treacheron, a loyal servant whose name, ironically, is based on the term "treachery", and the second general of Scorpius' army. He is a manta ray-themed samurai in a white and blue-outfit, manta ray wings behind him, a samurai sword, and a blue face with a black-and-white version of his horizon emblem on his head. Treacheron was known as the arch-rival of the Magna Defender. 3,000 years ago, he had beaten the Magna Defender and imprisoned him within the planet Mirinoi for centuries. After Furio's destruction, Treacheron was appointed the general position. At Scorpius' request, he was sent to find the Lights of Orion. On one occasion, Treacheron was seduced by Trakeena into taking her to Terra Venture to find the Lights and battle the Rangers. He complied, despite knowing that Scorpius would be angry about it. When he was forced to explain himself, he lied that Trakeena had followed him without his permission. When the Lights had finally been found, Scorpius sent Treacheron and Destruxo to retrieve them. Impostra, disguised as Treacheron, tricked Destruxo into absorbing the power of the Lights, and Scorpius, believing that Treacheron had betrayed him, confined Treacheron to a cell. Treacheron swore to make whoever had done this to him pay dearly. The Shark Brothers informed him that it was Trakeena that had set him up. Treacheron arranged some payback. He told Trakeena about the location of the Silver Goblet, then escaped and set up an ambush for her. He would have slain her, but the Rangers interrupted. Treacheron engaged in battle Leo Corbett who managed to shatter Treacheron's katana and strike him down with his Quasar Saber and Power-Up Claw. Treacheron barely survived the strike and refused to relent in his attack, going after Leo with his broken weapon. With no other choice, Leo dealt Treacheron a single blow from his Quasar Saber. In his weakened state, Treacheron was destroyed by the hit. Treacheron was resurrected by Hexuba in the Lost Galaxy, but was destroyed again by Mike Corbett.
Treacheron is voiced by Derek Stephen Prince.

Deviot
Deviot (whose name was based on the term 'devious') is a psychopathic and treacherous pierrot-themed cyborg who sought the power of Scorpius' cocoon. Soon after his appearance, he developed a strong hatred toward Maya, the Yellow Galaxy Ranger, and would often attack her first during battle. Deviot appeared on the scene with three Zords that he attacked the Galaxy Rangers and Galactabeasts with in battle. However, these Zords turned to good, having once been Galactabeasts. After continuous failures, Deviot stole the legendary Galaxy Book, and used its power to mutate. He was defeated, but survived, returned in his old form and joined forces with Captain Mutiny. After escaping the Lost Galaxy, and surviving to the destruction of Mutiny's Castle by unknown way, Deviot was attacked by Trakeena, and both fell into the cocoon. The being that emerged was an amalgam of both Deviot and Trakeena. Trakeena possessed one of his blasters on her right arm, and had a metallic echo to her voice as well. His physical traits were purged after her transformation into an insect, although his influence remained. Whatever remained of Deviot was destroyed when Trakeena was finally destroyed by the Lights of Orion powered Omega Megazord in Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue. Deviot shared many characteristics with the Power Rangers in Space villain, Darkonda as both were treacherous and deceptive and clashed with a fellow villain possessing more honorable qualities.
Deviot is voiced by Bob Papenbrook.

Villamax
Villamax is a leather-clad biker warrior who is first seen on the planet Onyx with his sidekick Kegler. He aids Trakeena when she is attacked by unscrupulous patrons of the Onyx bar, and agrees to train her as a warrior. When Scorpius is mortally wounded by the Rangers, Villamax returns to the Scorpion Stinger with Trakeena and serves as one of her generals. Villamax's honorable qualities often clash with the ruthless evil of Deviot (one notable instance is when he let the other Rangers and the Magna Defender go after Leo agreed to give himself up to Trakeena, which he promised to do beforehand). Villamax is particularly horrified when Trakeena and Deviot merge and Trakeena becomes a merciless maniac. When Villamax saves a young girl during Trakeena's assault on Terra Venture and she gives him a flower, Villamax wants nothing more than for Trakeena to stop her chaos. When Villamax attempts to reason with Trakeena, she kills him and crushes the flower. Villamax's final words to Trakeena were, "You've learned nothing."
Villamax made a cameo in the archive footage in Power Rangers Beast Morphers episode "Making Bad".
Villamax is voiced by David Lodge.

Kegler
Kegler is a stout-little scholar-themed alien and the longtime companion of Villamax. Though he lacks battle skills, he makes up for it with his extensive knowledge of technology. His name presumably comes from the fact that part of his armor is a keg barrel. Kegler and Villamax met Trakeena on Onyx and decided to join her army on the Scorpion Stinger after the death of her father, Scorpius. Kegler became suspicious of Deviot when he disrespected Villamax's code of honor. It is possible that it was Kegler that learned of Deviot's treachery and informed Villamax and Trakeena while Deviot was in the Lost Galaxy. After Trakeena and Deviot merged into one being, Kegler witnessed the death of Villamax at Trakeena's hands and was last seen onboard the Scorpion Stinger before it crashed on Mirinoi's moon.
Kegler is voiced by Richard Cansino.

Stingwingers
The Stingwingers are Scorpius and Trakeena's insectoid foot soldiers that have a sickle arm and can fly. The entire army was eventually destroyed when Trakeena possessed by Deviot had bombs attached to them in a kamikaze-related plot to destroy the Centaurus Megazord and the Stratoforce Megazord.

Scorpius' Monsters
These are the monsters used by Scorpius and his henchmen. In earlier episodes, a monster would drink a special liquid to make them grow. In later episodes, the monsters grew on their own.

Brunt (voiced by Kirk Thornton) - A blue and white robotic warrior who captured the Galactabeasts so that he can become one of Scorpius' generals. He fled after his failure.
Radster (voiced by Bob Papenbrook) - A scorpion/biker monster who accompanied Scorpius in the attack on the Magna Defender's planet 3,000 years ago. Radster was later used by Furio to attack Terra Venture. This monster was destroyed by the Lion Galactabeast.
Horn (voiced by Blake Torney) - A waterbug/biker monster and weapons collector hired by Furio. This monster was destroyed by the Lion Galactabeast. Horn was revived by Hexuba to fight the Rangers only to get destroyed again.
Gasser (voiced by Dave Mallow in the first appearance, Blake Torney in the second appearance) - A stag beetle/biker monster used by Furio to attack Terra Venture. This monster was destroyed by the Galaxy Megazord.
Mutantrum (voiced by Robert Axelrod in the first appearance, Neil Kaplan in the second appearance) - A shape shifting sea urchin/ninja bandit monster used by Furio to trick Leo into opening Orion Cavern. This monster was destroyed by the Galaxy Megazord. Mutantrum was revived by Hexuba to fight the Rangers only to get destroyed again.
Wisewizard (voiced by Ezra Weisz) - A squid/Kannushi monster used by Furio to seek out the Lights of Orion. This monster was destroyed by the Galaxy Megazord.
Quakemaker (voiced by Michael Sorich) - A hornet/biker monster used by Furio to seek out the Lights of Orion. He can generate earthquakes. This monster was destroyed by the Galaxy Megazord. Quakemaker was revived by Hexuba to fight the Rangers only to get destroyed again.
Starcog - An unseen starfish-themed engineer monster used by Treacheron to seek out the Lights of Orion. All that was seen of Starcog was its shadow. Once Leo chased it outside, he was not seen.
Ruptor (voiced by Brianne Siddall) - A pill bug/biker monster used by Treacheron to seek out the Lights of Orion. This monster was destroyed by the Galaxy Megazord.
Samuron (voiced by Kirk Thornton) - A sledgehammer-wielding coral/Sōhei monster used by Treacheron to seek out the Lights of Orion. This monster was destroyed by the Magna Defender.
Fishface (voiced by Richard Epcar in the first appearance, Derek Stephen Prince in the second appearance) - A scorpionfish/bandit monster used by Treacheron to seek out the Lights of Orion. This monster was destroyed by the Defender Torozord. Fisface was revived by Hexuba to fight the Power Rangers only to get destroyed again.
Sledge - A blue and brown rhinoceros beetle/biker monster that had accompanied Scorpius in the attack on the Magna Defender's planet 3,000 years ago.
Chillyfish (voiced by Tony Robinson) - A jellyfish/swordsman monster. It had the ability to make the entire colony of Terra Venture fall asleep with this ability not working on animals. This monster was destroyed by the Defender Torozord.
Destruxo (voiced by Neil Kaplan) - A powerful lobster/samurai monster used by Treacheron to unleash the Lights of Orion. This monster was destroyed by the Orion Galaxy Rangers. Destruxo was revived by Hexuba to fight the Rangers only to get destroyed again.
Impostra (voiced by Nancy Van Iderstine) - A shapeshifting Gorgon-like monster that accompanied Scopius in the attack on the Magna Defender's planet 3,000 years ago. She was later used by Trakeena to double-cross Treacheron. Impostra tries to use the snake bracelet to siphon the Lights from Destruxo, in order to bring them to Trakeena, but she is wounded by Magna Defender and is forced to flee the battle.
Shark Brothers (voiced by Patrick Thomas and Tom Fahn) - A red ninja-themed hammerhead shark and a green ninja-themed shark with horns who aided Treacheron against Trakeena. They were destroyed by the Orion Galaxy Megazord.
Freaky Tiki (voiced by Blake Torney) - A tribal tiki-masked witch doctor monster used by Trakeena to attack Terra Venture. It was used to destroy the Magna Defender. As the Magna Defender's Zord betrayed him, Freaky Tiki appeared behind him cause an explosion on his heart and stabbed him in the back with his spear. This monster was destroyed by the Orion Galaxy Megazord. Freaky Tiki was revived by Hexuba to fight the Rangers only to get destroyed again.
Skelekron (voiced by Doug Stone) - A knight-armored Gashadokuro monster used by Scorpius to steal the Rangers' powers. He used the stolen powers to create his Skelekron Warriors. This monster was destroyed by the Defender Torozord.
Skelekron Warriors - Miniature Grim Reaper-like dolls that were given life to their master Skelekron with the help of a shrine and Skelekron's Mirror Shield. They have scarves that come in yellow, green, blue, and white. The Skelekron Warriors were defeated by the Galaxy Rangers.
Crumummy (voiced by William Butler) - A mummy monster used by Trakeena to steal the beauty of Terra Venture. This monster was destroyed by the Defender Torozord and the Orion Galaxy Megazord.
Hardtochoke (voiced by Ken Merckx in the first appearance, Michael Sorich in the second appearance) - A bulky-scaled Bigfoot monster used by Deviot to control the Centaurus Megazord and the Stratoforce Megazord. After getting thrashed by the Centaurus and Stratoforce Megazords and Zenith Carrierzord, This monster is destroyed by the Orion Galaxy Megazord. Hardtochoke was revived by Hexuba to fight the Rangers only to get destroyed again.
Kubak (voiced by Stephen Apostolina) - A Kabuki-themed crab monster used by Deviot in an attempt to assassinate Trakeena. This monster was destroyed by the Galaxy Megazord.
Teksa (voiced by Kim Strauss in the first appearance, Michael Sorich in the second appearance) - An octopus/Komusō monster used by Deviot in an attempt to assassinate Trakeena. This monster was destroyed by Trakeena. Teksa was revived by Hexuba to fight the Rangers only to get destroyed again.
Rykon (voiced by Carol Hoyt) - A shape-shifting pharaoh monster used by Trakeena to steal the Galaxy Book. This monster was destroyed by the Stratoforce and Orion Galaxy Megazords.
Cannonbrawl (voiced by Tom Wyner) - A robotic cannonball monster used by Trakeena to kidnap High Councilor Renier. This monster was destroyed by the Stratoforce and Orion Galaxy Megazords.
Icy Angel (voiced by Barbara Goodson) - A fallen angel monster used by Trakeena to take control of Commander Stanton. Her bow and arrows can affect the personality of anyone that is struck by it. This monster was destroyed by Defender Torozord and the Orion Galaxy Megazord.
Motor Mantis (voiced by Derek Stephen Prince in the first appearance, Michael McConnohie in the second appearance) - A motorcycle-riding praying mantis/biker monster that accompanied Scorpius in the attack on the Magna Defender's home planet 3,000 years ago. Motor Mantis was later used by Deviot to attack Terra Venture. This monster was destroyed by the Galaxy Megazord.
Loyax (voiced by Simon Prescott) - A noble robotic wrecking ball-themed warrior that came under the control of Trakeena's forces. He was destroyed by Deviot.
Maronda (voiced by Brianne Siddall) - A motorcycle-riding Lamiai monster used by Trakeena to attack Terra Venture. This monster was destroyed by Centaurus and Orion Galaxy Megazords.
Chameliac (voiced by Tom Fahn) - A copier/knight-themed robotic knight monster used to guard the laser dish that can destroy the Galactabeasts. He could duplicate the Rangers' weapons and attacks. This monster was destroyed by the Stratoforce and Orion Galaxy Megazords.
Centipede Monster - An unnamed centipede/biker monster seen during a missing battle on Trakeena's archives.
Spikaka (voiced by Brett Walkow) - A mole cricket/biker monster used by Deviot to ambush the Rangers. This monster was destroyed by the Orion Galaxy Rangers.
Ironite (voiced by Eddie Frierson) - A robotic tank monster used by Deviot to attack Terra Venture. This monster was destroyed by the Centaurus and Orion Galaxy Megazords.
Magnetox (voiced by Dave Mallow) - A robotic power-draining magnet monster used by Villamax to attack Terra Venture. This monster was destroyed by the Red Armored Ranger.
Decibat (voiced by Kim Strauss) - A sonic cicada/vampire/biker monster used by Deviot to attack Terra Venture. This monster was destroyed by the Orion Galaxy Rangers.

Psycho Rangers
The Psycho Rangers, the evil counterparts of the Space Rangers, are brought back by the villains of this series in episode 30 to assist them in a scheme to deal with the good Rangers. The Psycho Rangers are destroyed by the combined powers of the Space and Galaxy Rangers, save for Psycho Pink who is destroyed in episode 31.

Psycho Red (voiced by Patrick David).
Psycho Black (voiced by Michael Maize).
Psycho Blue (voiced by Wally Wingert).
Psycho Yellow (voiced by Kamera Walton).
Psycho Pink (voiced by Vicki Davis).

Captain Mutiny's space pirates
This was a group of space pirates from the Lost Galaxy that enslaved the passengers of any spacecraft that passed through the region and forced them to mine valuable gems on their home world. Here is the army of Captain Mutiny:

Captain Mutiny
Captain Mutiny, who appeared in the final third of the Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, is a pirate captain in pirate ship-themed armor and a hook for a left hand who was the leader of a villainous crew of space pirates in the so-called "Lost Galaxy" that the crew of Terra Venture encountered when they were magically transported there. At first, he pretended to be sympathetic to their plight and even offered to help them get back home. However, it soon became apparent that he was anything but philanthropic in his intentions. Rather, he intended to loot the space station and enslave its population. His plan was foiled by the Galaxy Power Rangers. When Deviot joined Captain Mutiny's crew, Mutiny was a bit reluctant fearing that if Trakeena found out, she would "toss him overboard". This goes to show that not only does Mutiny know of Trakeena, but is afraid of her as well. This fear would turn out to be justified: when he pursued them into the normal galaxy, Trakeena destroyed his castle taking him down with it.
Captain Mutiny is voiced by Mike Reynolds.

Barbarax
Barbarax is a robotic Viking who serves as the strongman on the small crew of the evil Captain Mutiny. He wields a powerful battle ax that can send energy charges through the ground. He is destroyed by Trakeena when she crushes Mutiny's palace.
Barbarax is voiced by Richard Epcar.

Hexuba
Hexuba was an Egyptian-themed sorceress who served Captain Mutiny. She was responsible for resurrecting several monsters that the Galaxy Power Rangers had already defeated as well as Treacheron. After the Rangers defeated the revived monsters, Hexuba merged with those monster spirits and challenged the Rangers herself. She was destroyed by the Orion Galaxy Megazord, Defender Torozord, Stratoforce Megazord, and Centaurus Megazord. Hexuba's powered-up form has the heads and faces of different monsters on her. She has the head of Hardtochoke on her left shoulder, the head of the Asura monster (unused in this series), the faces of Icy Angel, Skelekron, and Crumummy on her left arm, the faces of Freaky Tiki and Maronda on her right arm, and the face of Rykon on her stomach.
Hexuba is voiced by Rajia Baroudi.

Titanisaur
Titanisaur is a colossal dinosaur-like monster that serves Captain Mutiny. It was naturally giant, the same size as a Megazord or any other giant monster. It carries Mutiny's castle on its back, can be directly controlled through a steering wheel in the castle, and has the capability to "swim" through space. It is also very strong, tearing the arms off several megazords. Its one weakness is that while Mutiny's castle is attached to it, Titanisaur gets overheated and must be cooled down by submerging in water. To better even Titanisaur's odds against the Rangers, Mutiny disengaged his castle from it and allowed the monster to fight the Rangers on its own. During a final battle, Defender Torozord turned the tide of battle against Titanisaur by chopping off his tail with the Defender Axe. With Titanisaur more vulnerable, he was weakened by powered strikes from the Defender Torozord and Stratoforce and Centaurus Megazords. Once he was weakened, the Orion Galaxy Megazord destroyed it with a powered strike from its saber.

Swabbies
The Swabbies are Captain Mutiny's foot soldiers. They appear as orange pirates wearing shorts, bandannas, and belts diagonally across their upper body. Swabbies carry cutlasses as their weapons. They are all destroyed when Trakeena destroys Mutiny's castle.

Captain Mutiny's Monsters
These are the monsters used by Captain Mutiny and his henchmen.

Rocketron (voiced by Glen McDougal) - A robotic missile monster used by Barbarax to attack the Galaxy Rangers. It was defeated by the Stratoforce and Galaxy Megazords, and then destroyed upon self-destructing after Deviot drained his powers in order to return to normal.
Grunchor - A hideous monster used by Captain Mutiny to attack Terra Venture. It was destroyed by the Stratoforce, Centaurus and Orion Galaxy Megazords using Leo Corbett's Galactic Fire Power.
Rojomon (voiced by Randy Swerdlick) - A fire-breathing prehistoric swordfish/Tyrrhenian mole/prehistoric chameleon-like monster who accompanied Captain Mutiny to the planned execution of Leo and Damon. It was destroyed by the Red Armored Ranger.
Nightmare Monster (voiced by Walter Emanuel Jones) - A robotic masakari-themed monster used by Hexuba in the nightmare world. It was destroyed by Centaurus and Orion Galaxy Megazords.

Notes

References

External links
Official Power Rangers Website
Full cast and crew of Power Rangers Lost Galaxy at IMDb

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This is the character list of 2021 Ultra Series Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga, as well as the 2022 follow-up sequel, Ultraman Decker. Both shows inherited the elements from Ultraman Tiga and Ultraman Dyna respectively as part of celebrating the 25th anniversary of TDG multimedia program. In addition, the list also contains characters from related media such as Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad, Ultraman Regulos, and Ultraman Regulos: First Mission.

Protagonists

Kengo Manaka
Kengo Manaka (マナカケンゴ, Manaka Kengo) is the 21-year-old protagonist of Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga, known for being sociable and kind while bearing a sense of justice. Kengo is actually Ultraman Trigger's inner light incarnated into a human, who Reina Manaka discovered during her expedition into the petrified Ultra's ruins as an infant. He spent the remainder of his life raised in the Martian colony, taking on the job as a botanist to study the genetically-modified flower R'lyeh (ルルイエ, Ruruie), hoping to make it bloom one day.
After receiving a nightmare regarding the dark giant and witnessing Golba's attack on the Martian settlement, Kengo merged with the eponymous Ultraman Trigger and moved to Earth, becoming the newest member of GUTS-Select. Kengo would later be banished into the past when Carmeara used her curse to revert Trigger into Trigger Dark. Through Yuzare's help, he created a time loop by convincing the dark Ultra's past iteration into defecting from his fellow members and eventually returning to the present day with gaining access to Glitter Trigger Eternity. In addition to discovering his status as the reincarnation of Trigger's inner light, Kengo swore to protect Yuna after his failure to do so with Yuzare in the past. After defeating Carmeara/Megalothor, Kengo's wish for R'lyeh to bloom came true, but he is forced to be separated from his friends in order to stabilize the Eternity Core by fusing with it. Two years later in Ultraman Trigger: Episode Z, Kengo is freed from the Core when his life started to diminish, but is later dragged into another battle against Rylar, a cult led by Zabil who stole Trigger's powers as part of becoming an Ultraman himself. After the battle, Kengo joins in the celebration with his fellow GUTS-Select members while resuming his life as both human and Ultraman once more.
Kengo eventually left the Earth and returned a decade later in Ultraman Decker, bringing along the Ultra Dual Sword when it guides him towards the titular Ultra and the new generation of GUTS-Select members. Joining forces with his successor Kanata/Decker, the two made their move to fight against the resurrected Megalothor on Earth and finally departing with Carmeara after giving the sword to Kanata.
Kengo Manaka is portrayed by Raiga Terasaka (寺坂頼我, Terasaka Raiga).

Ultraman Ribut
First appearing in Ultra Galaxy Fight: New Generation Heroes, Ultraman Ribut (ウルトラマンリブット, Urutoraman Ributto) is a member of the Galaxy Rescue Force and the protagonist of Galaxy Rescue Force Voice Drama, a mini series that chronicles his early days of participation into the elite team after events of The Absolute Conspiracy. Aside from his interactions with fellow team members, Ribut then fights against their rogue member "Daada" and eventually departed to Earth (specifically in Malaysia) to both training himself and to fight against the increasing monster attacks.
In Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad, Ribut and the rest of the Ultra League reported to the Inter Galactic Defense Force after failing to stop Yullian's kidnapping. Under the Father of Ultra, he is reinstated into the latter group and supported the Ultra Force on Planet Babel, wherein Nexus' intervention convinces the young Ultra to prevent their war with the Absolutians. After his brief death and resurrection, Ribut's attempt at shielding his companions from the crossfire between Ultraman King and Tartarus on Planet Blizzard (惑星ブリザード, Wakusei Burizādo) resulted with him and the two Absolutians dragged into a wormhole.
Alongside Tartarus and Diavolo, Ribut found himself in the middle of Ultraman Trigger as he once again meddled with the Absolutians' affair, while also training Kengo on how to fully control the Glitter Trigger Eternity. Upon creating a human form of his own, which he christens as Ribut (リブット, Ributto), the Ultra borrowed Yuna's GUTS Sparklence and Gomora Key into his personal transformation devices to return to his original form. His Hyper Key is left to Yuna's possession after finishing his mission on Earth, which GUTS-Select would utilize to empower the Nursedessei in delivering a mercy kill to a brainwashed Darrgon.
In Ultraman Regulos: First Mission, Ribut returns from the universe of Trigger and participates in the fight against Alien Reiblood and his minions alongside Regulos, Powered, Great, and the Ultra Force.
Wataru Komada (駒田航, Komada Wataru) reprises his voice role as Ultraman Ribut in Japanese, and Josh Keller in the English dub of The Destined Crossroad. His human form is portrayed by Shimba Tsuchiya (土屋神葉, Tsuchiya Shinba).

Marluru
Alien Metron "Marluru" (メトロン星人マルゥル, Metoron Seijin Marwuru) is a young alien who serves as the team's operator and monster informant. Aside from his appearance in Ultraman Trigger, Marluru is also one of the three main characters in Secret Origins of the Nursedessei: The Struggle of Special Section 3.
Prior to the foundation of GUTS-Select, Marluru accepted the offer to join TPU from then-staff officer Tatsumi through their common ground, and since then swore his life debt on the captain himself. Under Tatsumi's suggestion, he was initially assigned to Special Section 3 for the development of vehicles that would be used by GUTS-Select in the future. Working alongside Hotta and Terumi, Marluru's backdoor deal with Alien Wild "Zagar" becomes the key to the creation of Nursedessei, developing it alongside Akito before they would eventually be assigned to GUTS-Select. In Ultraman Chronicle D, Marluru rented an apartment at some point after Evil Trigger's destruction and is forced to share it with a freeloading Deban to his dismay. By the time GUTS-Select was disbanded, Marluru remains on Earth up to the events of Ultraman Decker, wherein he rejoins Special Section 3 in supporting the new generation of GUTS-Select members through maintenance and creation of their vehicles.
Marluru is voiced by M・A・O. The Alien Metron race first appeared in episode 8 of Ultraseven.

Deban
Little Mascot Monster Deban (マスコット小怪獣デバン, Masukotto Shō Kaijū Deban) is the navigator of Deban Channel (デバンチャンネル, Deban Chan'neru), a trio of omnibus episodes within Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga. In Ultraman Chronicle D, Deban freeloads into Marluru's apartment under Tatsumi's suggestion after failing to join the GUTS-Select membership, wherein he provides exposition of past Ultras while inviting past characters as guests to Marluru's house. By the end of Chronicle D, Deban took the advice of relying on his own strength to heart, deciding to forfeit his membership and leaving Marluru's house to continue his travel.
He is voiced by Risae Matsuda (松田利冴, Matsuda Risae) and first appeared in episode 21 of Ultraman Tiga.

Ultraman Regulos
Ultraman Regulos (ウルトラマンレグロス, Urutoraman Regurosu) is an Ultra who debuted in Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad, previously appearing in The Absolute Conspiracy as a silhouetted figure who was imprisoned alongside Yullian by the Absolutians. He is also set to appear as the protagonist of his own eponymous spin-off media.
Regulos was originally an amnesiac Ultra who found himself on Planet D60 after a near-death experience. He was recruited by Master Alude to join the Cosmo Beast Style and trains with his fellow students, as well as befriending the Leo Brothers from the neighboring planet. When the Alien Magma launched their attack on both planets, Regulos fail to save his fellow students from their deaths and was imprisoned by The Kingdom as part of their attempt in studying the Ultra Warriors. Due to the situation of his kidnapping, Regulos became a Parallel Isotope despite being around the same age as the Leo Brothers during the latter's active period on Earth. While recovering his strength through Yullian's help, Regulos break free from his restrains during the Ultras' intrusion into the Absolute Palace, eventually joining forces with the Leo Brothers once again to avenge Alude's death by defeating Diavolo. Following Tartarus, Diavolo and Ribut's disappearances, Regulos resumed his new life in the Galaxy Rescue Force while keeping the title of the grand master to himself in honor of Alude.
During his first arrival to Planet D60, Regulos lacked the Cosmo Beast tattoos on his arms and a pair of wrist cuffs, this "form" being designated as Early Style (アーリースタイル, Ārī Sutairu). As a Cosmo Beast Style practitioner, the tattoos on each of his arms that grant him the powers of Lightning White Tiger Fist (電撃白虎拳, Dengeki Byakko-ken) and Flaming Red Dragon Fist (火炎赤龍拳, Kaen Sekiryū-ken). His finishing move is the Red Dragon & White Tiger Strike (赤龍白虎拳, Sekiryū Byakko-ken). Together with the Leo Brothers, Regulos can channel the powers of the fallen Cosmo Beast Style students and focusing their energies into the Cosmo Beast Monarch Strike (幻獣覇王拳, Genjū Haō-ken).
Ultraman Regulos is voiced by Shugo Nakamura (仲村宗悟, Nakamura Shūgo) in Japanese, and by Vinay Murthy in the English dub.

Kanata Asumi
Kanata Asumi (アスミカナタ, Asumi Kanata) is the 20-year-old protagonist of Ultraman Decker, a kind young man who originally worked at his family's rice cracker store, Asumiya (明日見屋). When the Spheres begin their attack on Earth, Kanata is saved from certain death when he receives the Ultra D Flasher (ウルトラDフラッシャー, Urutora Dī Furasshā) from who he later learns to be his descendant Decker Asumi. Kanata becomes Ultraman Decker to fight the invaders while at the same time joining the newly reformed GUTS-Select as their newest member. As the fight progresses, Kanata learns of Decker's power coming from his future descendant of similar namesake but when given the option to retire as an Ultra, he persists and unlocks Dynamic Type, a form that is unique to Kanata himself. Near the finale of the series, Kanata gets infected by the Spheres' essence that slowly hampers his fighting skills, but manages to pull through long enough to deliver the final blow against Mother Spheresaurus and eradicating the Spheres' threats, forcing him to part ways with Ultraman Decker. In Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond, Kanata becomes Ultraman Decker again and joins TPU's second space exploration team following Professor Gibellus' death.
Kanata Asumi transforms into Ultraman Decker with the Ultra D Flasher and a set of Ultra Dimension Cards (ウルトラディメンションカード, Urutora Dimenshon Kādo) pertaining to Decker's forms. In addition, scanning the Mons Dimension Cards (モンスディメンションカード, Monsu Dimenshon Kādo) allows him to summon Dimension Card Monsters as Decker's limited-time supporters. At the end of his encounter with Kengo, Kanata inherited the Ultra Dual Sword and Trigger's set of cards for Decker's use in subsequent battles.
Kanata Asumi is portrayed by Hiroki Matsumoto (松本大輝, Matsumoto Hiroki).

GUTS-Select
GUTS-Select (ガッツセレクト, Gattsu Serekuto) is a defense team under TPU Japan branch that fights against monster attacks, with Mitsukuni establishing them using the knowledge of GUTS in mind. In the middle of its 7 years devoid of monster attacks, GUTS-Select was briefly disbanded and most of its members has since moved to Mars while Marluru remains on Earth. In addition, their combat mecha were modified into autopiloted drones when TPU begins to cut costs in Earth defenses in favor of space exploration. In Ultraman Decker, when the Spheres invade and confine Earth, GUTS-Select is reformed a year later to combat them through its list of new members while retaining most of its predecessor's assets.

Ultraman Trigger era

Yuna Shizuma
Yuna Shizuma (シズマユナ, Shizuma Yuna) is a 17, later 18-year-old member who is the daughter of Mitsukuni, Sizuma Foundation's chairman. In addition to being talented, she received privilege education since her childhood. Yuna still attends high school and is in charge of guiding the team's new rookie, Kengo, in missions. As a descendant of Yuzare, Yuna is in constant danger of being targeted by the Giants of Darkness in order for them to access the Eternity Core while she tries to deal with the burden of her ancestor. In the middle of the series, Yuna learns of Kengo's double life as Trigger after Akito mistook Trigger Dark for his host. At some point during Kyrieloid's reign of terror, Yuna reaches her full potential as Yuzare's successor as the Giants of Darkness try to aim for her life again. She was captured by Carmeara after Darrgon's death and forced to be the key to the Eternity Core wherein the dark Ultra mutated herself into Megalothor. In the final battle, Yuna is able to use Yuzare's powers to redirect the Eternity Core's energy into Nursedessei, granting Trigger the necessary power boost to destroy Megalothor.
At the time of Ultraman Decker taking place, Yuna has become her father's secretary in Sizuma Foundation and is trapped on Earth when the Spheres isolated it from the rest of the universe, separating her from the rest of her former GUTS-Select colleague when they were on Mars. When Kengo briefly returned to Earth, Yuna approaches him to reveal of Gijeran's presence and join forces with the new GUTS-Select to fight against Sphere-Megalothor.
Yuna Shizuma is portrayed by Runa Toyoda (豊田ルナ, Toyoda Runa). As a child, Yuna is portrayed by Rion Hikichi (引地涼音, Hikichi Rion).

Akito Hijiri
Akito Hijiri (ヒジリアキト, Hijiri Akito) is the 18-year-old genius engineer who is in charge of development. He designed most of GUTS-Select's weapons and mechas, and spent most of his time in Nursedessei's lab for researching stone slabs and artifacts from the Ultra Ancient Civilization.
Six years prior to the series, the Hijiri family were scientists of Sizuma Foundation who assisted in the repair of GUTS Wing 1 to fight against Deathdrago. Akito lost his parents to the very same monster and had since adopted under Mitsukuni's care. As Akito grows to accept Mitsukuni as his parental substitute, he also met Yuna and harboring a one-sided crush on her, to the point of attending the same high school in the present day. He sees Kengo as a rival and tends to bickering with him, being envious of the latter's inheritance over Trigger's power, but the slowly grew close as the series progresses. In Ultraman Decker, Akito is among the survivors of Sphere's attack on Mars and joins the former GUTS-Select members to defend other survivors from Sphere's reign of terror.
Akito Hijiri is portrayed by Shunya Kaneko (金子隼也, Kaneko Shun'ya). As a child, Akito is portrayed by Rito Tokuyama (徳山凜響, Tokuyama Rito).

Tesshin Sakuma
Tesshin Sakuma (サクマテッシン, Sakuma Tesshin) is the 40-year-old pilot of Nursedessei, the oldest among his team members. He is a hot-blooded person who is friendly to his teammates, regardless of their ranks. He acts as a big brother figure to Kengo, but Akito and Himari are intolerable to his presence. Although he was absent in Ultraman Decker, Tesshin is among the survivors of Sphere's attack on Mars and joins the former GUTS-Select members to defend other survivors from Sphere's reign of terror.
Tesshin Sakuma is portrayed by Tadashi Mizuno (水野直, Mizuno Tadashi), who previously portrayed Haruo Kume in Ultraman Geed.

Himari Nanase
Himari Nanase (ナナセヒマリ, Nanase Himari) is a 26-year-old operation specialist whose initial stern and dutiful turns into a hot-blooded pilot when handling the GUTS Falcons in aerial combat. Although she was absent in Ultraman Decker, Himari is among the survivors of Sphere's attack on Mars and joins the former GUTS-Select members to defend other survivors from Sphere's reign of terror.
Himari Nanase is portrayed by Meiku Harukawa (春川芽生, Harukawa Meiku), who previously portrayed Hiyori in Ultraman Ginga S.

Seiya Tatsumi
Seiya Tatsumi (タツミセイヤ, Tatsumi Seiya) is the 38-year-old captain of GUTS-Select, who provides commands from the Nursedessei's cockpit. He balances with being strict and kind to his teammates at the same time. Alongside Akito, Tatsumi is well aware of Yuna's ancestry and Mitsukuni's origin, but keeps it to himself until he reveals it to GUTS-Select on the day of Yuna's 18th birthday. He even figures out Kengo's identity as Ultraman Trigger, but keeps it for himself before Kengo reveal it to GUTS-Select. In Ultraman Decker, Tatsumi is among the survivors of Sphere's attack on Mars and leads the former GUTS-Select members to defend other survivors from Sphere's reign of terror.
Seiya Tatsumi is portrayed by Katsuya Takagi (高木勝也, Takagi Katsuya).

Ultraman Decker era

Ichika Kirino
Ichika Kirino (キリノイチカ, Kirino Ichika) is a hot-blooded and athletic 20-year-old member who can perform quick maneuvers despite her short stature. She joins the GUTS-Select in hopes of restoring peace to Earth and saving the friends she had lost from the Spheres' attack. In Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond, following Professor Gibellus' death, Ichika joins TPU's second space exploration team.
Ichika Kirino is portrayed by Yuka Murayama (村山優香, Murayama Yūka).

Soma Ryumon
Soma Ryumon (リュウモンソウマ, Ryūmon Sōma) is the cool-headed 20-year-old GUTS Falcon pilot who gains the moniker "observant genius" from his captain due to his observant eye. His membership into GUTS-Select was inspired from his experience of being rescued by a TPU soldier in his childhood, hence training himself to join the team against his father's wishes. In Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond, following Professor Gibellus' death, Ryumon replaces Murahoshi as GUTS-Select's new captain.
Soma Ryumon is portrayed by Nobunaga Daichi (大地伸永, Daichi Nobunaga). As a child, Ryumon is portrayed by Yūki Takasugi (高杉侑希, Takasugi Yūki).

Sawa Kaizaki
Sawa Kaizaki (カイザキサワ, Kaizaki Sawa) is the 29-year-old vice captain of the reformed GUTS-Select and the pilot/operator of Nursedessei. In addition to being a stern sub-captain to the rest of the team, she is also a leading authority on monsters, due to her doctorate in biology. In Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond, following Professor Gibellus' death, Kaizaki becomes the director of the new Monster Prediction and Response Center.
Sawa Kaizaki is portrayed by Sae Miyazawa (宮澤佐江, Miyazawa Sae), who previously portrayed Sawa Takayama in Ultraman Saga.

Taiji Murahoshi
Taiji Murahoshi (ムラホシタイジ, Murahoshi Taiji) is the 38-year-old captain of the reformed GUTS-Select. He is a junior to Seiya Tatsumi and is a former TPU ace pilot, initially taking the job of a principal in TPU's training school in the middle of the declining monster attacks before he rejoined the front lines once the Sphere commences their invasion on Earth. In Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond, following Professor Gibellus' death, Murahoshi returns to the training school.
Taiji Murahoshi is portrayed by Masaya Kikawada (黄川田雅哉, Kikawada Masaya), who previously portrayed Alien Gold "tE-rU" in Ultraman X.

HANE2
Cybernetic Companion HANE2 (電脳友機 HANE2, Den'nō Yūki Eichi Ē Enu Ī Tsū) is an artificial intelligence developed by TPU, who would later on receive the nickname Hanejiro (ハネジロー, Hanejirō) from Kanata. It was originally intended to pilot a spacecraft for outer space development, but due to the threats of Spheres on Earth, HANE2 is assigned to GUTS-SELECT, piloting the GUTS Hawk and usually providing support for the team's aerial combat. Due the circumstances for Decker's fight with Sphere Gomora, Kanata revealed his identity as the Ultra's host to HANE2, the latter had since agreed to keep his teammate's identity a secret. HANE2 is later assigned to pilot Terraphaser to replace its fried AI, despite piloting the robot is against its original expertise. In Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond, HANE3, nickname Hanesaburo (ハネサブロー, Hanesaburō), is developed.
HANE2 is voiced by Hiroshi Tsuchida (土田大, Tsuchida Hiroshi). It is a tribute to Hanejiro from Ultraman Dyna.

Arsenal and mecha
Common
Anti-Monster Battleship Nursedessei (対怪獣用戦闘艇ナースデッセイ号, Tai Kaijū-yō Sentō-tei Nāsudessei-gō): GUTS-Select's mobile mothership, equipped with the Nurse Cannon (ナースキャノン, Nāsu Kyanon). Normally in the default Hangar Mode (ハンガーモード, Hangā Mōdo), it can transform into the dragon-like Battle Mode (バトルモード, Batoru Mōdo). Nursedessei is designed by Akito after obtaining the data of Nurse from Alien Wild Zagar, but due to the high consumption of energy needed in activating the Battle Mode, the latter form was shelved until the appearance of Absolutians on Earth has GUTS-Select stealing Diavolo's Absolute Particles to empower their mothership. In Ultraman Decker, Nursedessei was originally modified into an autopiloted battleship but Spheresaurus' attack that causes signal interference forced it to revert to manual piloting at some point during GUTS-Select's reformation. In Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond, the Nursedessei joins TPU's second space exploration team as an escort ship and the Nursedessei 2 (ナースデッセイ2号, Nāsudessei Ni-gō) is deployed instead.
Multipurpose Unmanned Convertible Droader GUTS Falcon (多目的無人可変ドローダー GUTSファルコン, Tamokuteki Mujin Kahen Dorōdā Gattsu Farukon): An unmanned aircraft which can be controlled through VR from the Nursedessei cockpit. Originally in the default Flight Mode (フライトモード, Furaito Mōdo), it can transform into the Hyper Mode (ハイパーモード, Haipā Mōdo) during combat. The GUTS Falcon was created using Mitsukuni's modified GUTS Wing 1 as a basis. It can also be manually piloted through a hidden cockpit in case if the VR system is rendered unusable. In Ultraman Decker, the GUTS Falcon is repurposed for manual piloting as a result of Sphere's activity disabling the VR flight system and the autopiloting system. The jet is mainly piloted by Kanata and gains the ability to combine with GUTS Hawk to form GUTS Gryphon.
Ultraman Trigger era
GUTS Sparklence (GUTSスパークレンス, Gattsu Supākurensu): The GUTS-Select's standard firearm weapon, which can be used in conjunction with the Hyper Keys as bullets. It was created by Akito Hijiri through reverse engineering of the Ancient Sparklence. Although normally in Hyper Gun Mode (ハイパーガンモード, Haipā Gan Mōdo), in Kengo's case, he can set it to Sparklence Mode (スパークレンスモード, Supākurensu Mōdo) to transform into Ultraman Trigger. Transformable variants of the GUTS Sparklence (like Kengo's model) would later be used by Haruki and Ribut during their presence in Kengo's Earth. The weapon is based on Daigo Madoka's Sparklence and the GUTS Hyper Gun in Ultraman Tiga.
Ancient Sparklence (エンシェントスパークレンス, Enshento Supākurensu): A relic from the Ultra Ancient era which serves as the basis of GUTS Sparklence. Initially under the Terran Protection Team's ownership, its original purpose is to gather the lights from the stars and was initially in Yuzare's possession, who gave it to a time-displaced Kengo in an attempt to reach Trigger Dark. In Episode Z, Zabil uses the device in conjunction with Trigger's Hyper Keys stolen from Kengo to transform into Evil Trigger.
GUTS Hyper Keys (GUTSハイパーキー, Gattsu Haipā Kī): Magazines created by Akito as ammunition for GUTS Sparklence. Kengo has the Keys which allows him to transform into Trigger or providing the Ultra with his Type Changes. They are based on the energy cartridges of GUTS Hyper Gun in Ultraman Tiga.
Monster Keys (怪獣キー, Kaijū Kī): Counterparts of the GUTS Hyper Keys which has the powers of a monster, allowing users to harness a portion of their powers as energy bullets.
GUTS Hyper Launcher (GUTSハイパーランチャー, Gattsu Haipā Ranchā): A U-shaped recoilless cannon that can harness the power of three Kaiju Keys into a single large beam. It is mainly used by highly trained members due to its weight.
GUTS Triple Hyper (GUTSトリプルハイパー, Gattsu Toripuru Haipā): A rifle that Akito created with the ability to harness three different Kaiju Keys and can be switched from either single or continuous firing.
Ultraman Decker era
GUTS Hawk (GUTSホーク, Gattsu Hōku): A red-colored aircraft which HANE2 piloted to support the pilots of GUTS Falcon. It was initially built as a space exploration-use vehicle, but is reassigned to GUTS-Select at the height of Spheres' invasion. Originally in the default Flight Mode, it can transform into the Dragon Mode (飛竜モード, Hiryū Mōdo) that exudes a pair of boosters and tail.
GUTS Gryphon (GUTSグリフォン, Gattsu Gurifon): The combined form of GUTS Falcon after docking with GUTS Hawk.
Select Hyper Gun (セレクトハイパーガン, Serekuto Haipā Gan): The GUTS-Select's standard firearm weapon. Depending on the combat situation, it can be customized into either Select Hyper Gun Carbine (セレクトハイパーガンカービン, Serekuto Haipā Gan Kābin) or Sniper Custom Model (スナイパーカスタムモデル, Sunaipā Kasutamu Moderu) through attachment parts.
Cybernetic Golem Terraphaser (電脳魔人テラフェイザー, Den'nō Majin Terafeizā): Codenamed DG001, Terraphaser is a TR Particle-powered autonomous giant robot created by Agams while posing as Asakage. Intended by the Bazdor native as his own means of assisting the Spheres and destroying Decker, he masks the project as part of strengthening TPU's assets. HANE2 briefly acted as its initial pilot, doing so to replace the damaged AI but Agams hijacked the robot once he finally show his true colors to menace the GUTS-Select members on multiple occasions. It was then reclaimed by GUTS-Select after Agams sacrificed himself to shield Decker and returns to service at the height of Mother Spheresaurus' invasion. Its weapons are the retractable Claw Arm (クローアーム, Kurō Āmu) on its right, the TR Beam Cannon (TRビーム砲, Tī Āru Bīmu-hō) on the left arm, and a pair of shoulder armors which combine into the TR Mega Buster (TRメガバスター, Tī Āru Mega Basutā). When hijacked by Agams, the Phase Riser allows Terraphaser to channel the power of Mons Dimension Cards onto its own. Secretly from its early creation, Agams had installed a Sphere into the robot as a form of energy source. The robot is based on Deathfacer from Ultraman Tiga and Ultraman Dyna: Warriors of the Star of Light.

TPU
The Terrestrial Peaceable Union (地球平和同盟, Chikyū Heiwa Dōmei; TPU) is an organization formed by the joint collaboration of Sizuma Foundation and worldwide nations six years prior to the series in anticipation of monsters and dark forces that threatens the safety of Planet Earth.

Mitsukuni Shizuma
Mitsukuni Shizuma (シズマミツクニ, Shizuma Mitsukuni) is the 60-year-old president of Sizuma Foundation (シズマ財団, Shizuma Zaidan), TPU's founder and Yuna's father in Ultraman Trigger. Mitsukuni's true identity is a TPC investigation officer from the Neo Frontier universe who accidentally entered the world of Trigger 30 years prior through the series when his GUTS Wing entered a space-time vortex. At some point later on, he married Yurika and they established Sizuma Foundation. Six years prior to the series, Mitsukuni discovered the incoming threats from Giants of Darkness and monster attacks through the Ultra Ancient ruins, but his words fell on deaf's ears until the appearance of Deathdrago validated his claims. Under his leadership, the Sizuma Foundation is in charge of interstellar exploration and studies, as well as providing necessary funds to TPU and its proxy, GUTS-Select. At the time of Deathdrago's attack, Mitsukuni's sole supporters were the Hijiri family scientists, taking the young Akito under his care to honor his parents' sacrifices.
During Golba's attack on the Martian colony, Mitsukuni and Reina bear witness to Kengo's fight against the monster and its master, Carmeara, when the ancient prophecy was fulfilled in the present day. In addition to his memory of Ultraman Tiga, Mitsukuni decided to induct Kengo into the newly formed GUTS-Select. During Kyrieloid's fight with Ultraman Trigger, a piece of Tiga's light was revealed to have been in Mitsukuni all along, which allows Yuna/Yuzare to summon Ultraman Tiga to assist Trigger in their fight against the extradimensional being.
Mitsukuni Shizuma is portrayed by Shin Takuma (宅麻伸, Takuma Shin).

Special Section 3
Department of Technological Development: Special Section 3 (技術部・特務3課, Gijutsu-bu Tokumu San-ka) is a department in TPU that is managed by Hotta. Marluru used to join the team under Tatsumi's suggestion before he was recruited into GUTS-Select. During the events of Decker, Marluru returns to Special Section 3 under the demands of TPU to assist Hotta with behind the scene projects for the new GUTS-Select.

Masamichi Hotta (ホッタマサミチ, Hotta Masamichi): Marluru's boss, who is prone to stomach ache during stresses. Hotta then appears in episode 24 of Trigger to assist GUTS-Select in their immediate repair of Nursedessei in the light of Megalothor's rampage. He returns in Decker, now aged 60 years old and reunites with Marluru to assist the new members of GUTS-Select with frequent maintenances. He is portrayed by Munetoshi Takubo (田久保宗稔, Takubo Munetoshi).
Terumi Yazaki (ヤザキテルミ, Yazaki Terumi): The dutiful accountant who belongs to TPU's accounting department and easily befriends with Marluru despite their different personalities. She marries Alien Wild Zagar. She is portrayed by Shio Yamazaki (山﨑紫生, Yamazaki Shio).

Other members
Secret Origins of the Nursedessei
Saber Tyrant Alien Magma (サーベル暴君マグマ星人, Sāberu Bōkun Maguma Seijin; 3, 13, 20, 21): An alien who works at TPU's public relations department: special section 3. In episode 13, he relays the rumor of Alien Wild Zagar's arrival on Earth to Marluru, which sets the motion of Nursedessei's creation. He is voiced by Kōichi Toshima (外島孝一, Toshima Kōichi) and first appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Leo.
Strategy Alien Alien Pedan (策略宇宙人ペダン星人, Sakuryaku Uchūjin Pedan Seijin; 7, 10): An alien who works part-time at TPU's cafeteria. He came to Earth to study its literature. He is voiced by You Murakami (村上ヨウ, Murakami Yō) and first appeared in episode 15 of Ultraseven.
Extradimensional Being Ghighi (異次元人ギギ, Ijigen-jin Gigi; 13): An alien who works at TPU's investigation department: sciences team. She is voiced by You Murakami and first appeared in episode 17 of Ultraman Cosmos.
Space Phantom Cicadaman (宇宙怪人セミ人間, Uchū Kaijin Semi Ningen; 13): An alien who works at TPU's maintenance department. During an alien meeting held by Marluru, Cicadaman attempts to provide his idea, only for the language barrier for his kind's language rendering it impossible for the rest of the aliens to understand. First appeared in episode 16 of Ultra Q.
Alien Pitt "Pitoko" (ピット星人ピト子, Pitto Seijin Pitoko; 18, 21): An alien who works at TPU's accounting department and is in charge of accounting for its department of technological development: special section 2. During a meeting discussion held by Marluru, Pitoko provided the data of Eleking which was saved into a Monster Key. She is voiced by Miki Ōtani (大谷美紀, Ōtani Miki) and first appeared in episode 3 of Ultraseven.
Transforming Phantom Alien Zetton (変身怪人ゼットン星人, Henshin Kaijin Zetton Seijin; 21): An alien who works at TPU's security department. During the second alien meeting held by Marluru, he gave TPU the data of Zetton which was saved into a Monster Key. He is voiced by Tetsuo Kishi (岸哲生, Kishi Tetsuo) and first appeared in episode 39 of Ultraman.
Ultraman Decker
Transforming Phantom Alien Pitt (変身怪人ピット星人, Henshin Kaijin Pitto Seijin; 5): An alien who assumes the human identity of Yuko (ユウコ, Yūko), she became stranded on Earth with her Eleking pet Elly when her spaceship broke and the Earth being covered by the Sphere Barrier. Yuko crosses paths with Ichika when Elly started its attack, asking GUTS-Select's help in feeding her monster. Once the situation has been resolved, Yuko is allowed to keep the now larva Eleking, with Sawa giving her guidance over the monster's feeding habit. In GUTS-Select Exchange Report: Special Section 3 Returns, she was scouted by Murahoshi into working at TPU's cafeteria and through there, she reunited with Ichika while being able to assume her true form. After delivering lunch to Special Section 3, she commissioned Hotta to build an autonomous machine to feed Elly periodically. She is portrayed by Shuri Nakamura (中村守里, Nakamura Shuri) and first appeared in episode 3 of Ultraseven.
Alien Meton "Nigel" (メトロン星人ナイゲル, Metoron Seijin Naigeru; 17, Movie): A non-binary alien who serves as the director of TPU's internal affairs and has an affinity for classical music despite their by-the-book attitude. Nigel suspends Murahoshi in the light of Agams' betrayal, due to his close relation to "Asakage", as well as for going AWOL during Metsu-Orochi's rampage. After Ryumon clears Murahoshi of his accusations, Nigel removes the captain's suspension and takes their leave, finally acknowledging GUTS-Select's competency in against monster attacks. They are voiced by Yūko Kaida (甲斐田裕子, Kaida Yūko).

TPU mechas
GUTS Wing (ガッツウイング, Gattsu Uingu): TPC and GUTS' main combat aircraft from Ultraman Tiga. It was originally young Mitsukuni's jet during his time as a TPC investigation officer and ended up trapped in the world of Trigger alongside its pilot. After being fixed by Akito's parents, Mitsukuni piloted it to fight against the threat of Deathdrago and was later on becoming the basis of TPU and GUTS-Select's technology. To conceal the aircraft's nature from the other universe, it was covered up as a government technology by TPU and Sizuma Foundation. The GUTS Wing was later modified into a VR-guided aircraft that eventually becomes the forerunner of the GUTS Falcon.

Other major characters

Ignis
Lishurian "Ignis" (リシュリア星人イグニス, Rishuria Seijin Igunisu) is a 334-year-old treasure hunter who aims for world class treasures, hence his intergalactic adventures lead him to Earth. 100 years prior to the series, Ignis survived the destruction of Planet Lishuria after Hudram terrorized it, swearing vengeance on the dark giant ever since. In the present day, Ignis crosses paths with GUTS-Select on multiple occasions after an attempt on targeting Yuna. Despite his penchant for stealing and meddling with the team, he is willing to lend them his cooperation, especially if it means trying to get back at Hudram. He is well-aware of Kengo's double life as Trigger, but agreed with the youth to keep it to himself. After absorbing Trigger Dark's remains, Ignis eventually obtains the means of transforming into the Ultra through observation of Ribut's power. He is briefly put under GUTS-Select's arrest after his act jeopardized their mission in against Metsu-Orochi, but is freed during the events of Aboras and Banila's assault to assist Trigger. Despite his attempt to restore Planet Lishuria by kidnapping Yuna, he came to realize the bonds he formed with GUTS-Select and finally makes peace with his past tragedy by killing Hudram. After the Giants of Darkness are defeated, Ignis departs from Earth to look for another way to restore Lishuria.
While appearing similar to humans, his face glows the Lishurian's tribal markings if he gets excited. By stealing a GUTS Sparklence prototype from Akito, Ignis modify it into his own Black Sparklence (ブラックスパークレンス, Burakku Supākurensu), using it with the corresponding Hyper Key to transform into Trigger Dark. Akito would later tweaked the Black Sparklence to provide Ignis with full control over Trigger Dark without the berserker tendencies.
Ignis is portrayed by Kei Hosogai (細貝圭, Hosogai Kei).

Yuzare
Yuzare (ユザレ) was a white-haired miko from the Ultra-Ancient civilization and commander of the Terran Protection Team (地球星警護団, Chikyū-sei Keigo-dan), as well as the key to Eternity Core. When the Giants of Darkness razed the Ultra-Ancient civilization, Yuzare fought against their forces to prevent them from reaching the Eternity Core. She encountered a time-displaced Kengo and gave him the Ancient Sparklence that would connect him with Trigger Dark. Yuzare died after petrifying the recently defected Trigger and the rest of the Giants of Darkness, but her spirit endured to the present day to lead Kengo to his merging with Trigger in Mars and occasionally conveying her messages to him. Yuzare's spirit took inhabitance within her descendant Yuna, as her growing powers turns them into an open target by the Giants of Darkness in the latter's quest for the Eternity Core. After Kengo returned from his time travel, she bestowed the youth with a piece of Eternity Core's power, allowing Kengo/Trigger to transform into Glitter Trigger Eternity.
As detailed in Ultraman Decker, Yuzare would return in the distant future as part of an intergalactic alliance against the invading Sphere forces. When Agams time traveled into the present era and Megalothor resurrecting itself through the Sphere's powers, Yuzare reached to Kengo on Mars to provide him with the Ultra Dual Sword, Trigger's set of Ultra Dimension Cards and the Sphere's Mons Dimension Card to bypass through their barrier on Earth.
Yuzare is portrayed by Runa Toyoda in a dual role with Yuna Shizuma, and is based on the similarly-named character in Ultraman Tiga.

Galaxy Rescue Force
First appearing in the Ultra Galaxy Fight miniseries, the Galaxy Rescue Force (ギャラクシーレスキューフォース, Gyarakushī Resukyū Fōsu) is an intergalactic peacekeeping organization consist of elite warriors who protect the intelligent life forms from danger. The group's exploits are explored in the Galaxy Rescue Force Voice Drama miniseries. During the events of Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad, Father of Ultra employs the help of Galaxy Rescue Force in Yullian's rescue operation in the height of Land of Light's war with the Absolutians.

Ultraman Ribut: See above
Sora: See below.
Ultraman Regulos: See above
Lion Sacred Beast Gukulushisa (獅子聖獣グクルシーサー, Shishi Seijū Gukuru Shīsā): A race of monster who served as guardians in planets with intelligent life forms. As more Gukulushisa keep disappearing one after another due to advancing civilizations, Queen Izana managed to find and inducted them as members of the Galaxy Rescue Force.
Andro Melos (アンドロメロス, Andoro Merosu): The former leader of the Andro Defense Force, who had since retired to join the Galaxy Rescue Force under Queen Izana's offer, as well as entrusting his former position to the new recruit Andro Ares. After a mission with Ribut, Melos recounted the history of obtaining the Andro Melos alias to both Ribut and Sora. Tomohiro Yamaguchi (山口智広, Yamaguchi Tomohiro) reprises his voice role as Andro Melos, with Jeff Manning doing the same in the English dub of Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad and Ultraman Regulos: First Mission.
Queen Izana (イザナ女王, Izana-joō): The queen of Planet Kanon at some point before Amate's ascension to the throne. According to Galaxy Rescue Force Voice Drama, she is not from Planet Kanon in the universe of Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga. Kei Shindō (真堂圭, Shindō Kei) reprises her voice role as Queen Izana, with Rumiko Varnes doing the same in the English dub of Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad and Ultraman Regulos: First Mission.
Space Agent Kenis (宇宙工作員ケニス, Uchū Kōsaku-in Kenisu): A member from Nebula KJ-K5 and an expert in running special covert missions. Originally a member of the race known as the Space Agent from episode 7 of Ultraman Max, Kenis came to disagree with his people's aggressive methods in blowing up warlike civilizations and deserted them in order to join the Galaxy Rescue Force. He is voiced by Seigo Yamada (山田成吾, Yamada Seigo).
Poccola (ポッコラ, Pokkora): A member from Nebula Piccola who is friends with Piccolo from episode 46 of Ultraman Taro. He is voiced by Hiiro (ひいろ).
Dark Alien Alien Babarue RB (暗黒星人ババルウ星人 RB, Ankoku Seijin Babarū Seijin Āru Bī): Originally a Reionics from episode 4 of Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey, who had previously lost to Rei after challenging the human with Antlar. At some point after the end of Reionics Battle, RB acquired a Nova and used it to commit thievery in order to make ends meet. After his action was discovered by the Galaxy Rescue Force, Andro Melos offered RB to join the team out of pity, with Kenis taking the Babarue under his wing. He is voiced by Tatsuya Hashimoto (橋本達也, Hashimoto Tatsuya), his race first appearing in episode 38 of Ultraman Leo.
Three-Faced Phantom Dada "Daada" (三面怪人ダダダーダ, Sanmen Kaijin Dada Dāda): A member of the Galaxy Rescue Force's Science Technology division. Actually a villain, he sought to use Sora to control the whole galaxy before being killed alongside his three monsters by the Galaxy Rescue Force members. He is voiced by You Murakami, his race first appearing in episode 28 of Ultraman.

Cosmo Beast Fighters
The Cosmo Beast Fighters (コスモ幻獣闘士, Kosumo Genjū Tōshi) were practitioners of the Cosmo Beast Style (コスモ幻獣拳, Kosumo Genjū-ken), a martial art that is rumored to be the strongest in the universe by making a contract with the Cosmo Beast (コスモビースト, Kosumo Bīsuto) spirits. The martial art school used to be situated on Planet D60 (D60(ディーリューシー)星, Dī Ryūshī Sei) of Draco Constellation, a brother planet to L77, wherein the Magma Invasion Army's attack on both planets caused the martial art school to defunct.
Practitioners of Cosmo Beast Fighters made their cameo in flashback scenes of The Destined Crossroad before their full appearance in Ultraman Regulos spin-off series. In addition, remains of the practitioners' powers are salvaged by Regulos in the form of energy orbs, which allows him and the Leo Brothers to utilize their combined powers in defeating Absolute Diavolo on Planet Blizzard.

Master Alude (マスターアルーデ, Masutā Arūde): A bovine alien and the grandmaster of the Cosmo Beast Style, who took an amnesiac Regulos under the school's training. He was killed by Diavolo to obtain the Juggernaut Charging Buffalo Fist and the title of the grand master for his own, the latter of which is adopted by Regulos once Diavolo was defeated on Planet Blizzard. He is voiced by Akio Ōtsuka (大塚明夫, Ōtsuka Akio) in Japanese, who previously voiced Ultraman Powered in the Japanese dub of Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero, and by Charles Glover in the English dub.
Instructor Phoros (インストラクターフォロス, Insutorakutā Forosu): A white tiger-themed instructor with extreme dedication to the Cosmo Beast Style. He masters the Lightning White Tiger Fist, which grants him fulgurkinesis and represents the first half of Regulos' current powers. Together with Tubahn, he sacrificed himself to shield Regulos from Volcan's attack. He is voiced by Kenjirō Tsuda (津田健次郎, Tsuda Kenjirō) in Japanese, who previously voiced Zarab in Shin Ultraman, and by Maxwell Powers in the English dub.
Tubahn (トゥバーン, Tubān): Instructor Phoros' draconic older brother who, despite his carefree attitude, was an adept at accurately striking an opponent's weak spot. He masters the Flaming Red Dragon Fist, which grants him pyrokinesis and represents the other half of Regulos' current powers. Together with Instructor Phoros, he sacrificed himself to shield Regulos from Volcan's attack. He is voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa (森川智之, Morikawa Toshiyuki) in Japanese, who previously voiced Kenichi Kai in the Japanese dub of Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero, and by Michael Jose Rivas-Micoud in the English dub.
Spica (スピカ, Supika): A feline alien who cares for Regulos with mastery over Rapid Frozen Panther Fist (高速凍豹拳, Kōsoku Tōhyō-ken), which grants her cryokinesis and firing ice spikes. She sacrificed herself to shield Regulos from Diavolo's attack. Remains of her power was used by Regulos in his confrontation against Diavolo on Planet Blizzard. She is voiced by Miku Itō (伊藤美来, Itō Miku) in Japanese, and by Soness Stevens in the English dub.
Albeo (アルビオ, Arubio): A birdlike alien and a senior disciple to Regulos with mastery over Leaping Spirit Crane Fist (飛翔精鶴拳, Hishō Seikaku-ken), which grants him aerokinesis and enhanced agility. He was killed by Volcan. Remains of his power was used by Regulos in his fight against Baraba on Planet D60 and by Leo in his confrontation against Diavolo on Planet Blizzard. He is voiced by Toshiki Masuda (増田俊樹, Masuka Toshiki) in Japanese, and by Mark Stein in the English dub.
Pharood (ファルード, Farūdo): A serpentine alien and a senior disciple to Regulos with mastery over Phantom Water Snake Fist (幻影水蛇拳, Gen'ei Suija-ken). He was killed by Volcan. Remains of his power was used by Regulos in his fight against Baraba on Planet D60 and by Astra in his confrontation against Diavolo on Planet Blizzard. He is voiced by Tomoaki Maeno (前野智昭, Maeno Tomoaki) in Japanese, who previously voiced Kotaro Higashi in the anime adaptation of Ultraman manga, and by Dario Toda in the English dub.
Dias: See here

Ultra Warriors

Ultraman Trigger
Ultraman Trigger (ウルトラマントリガー, Urutoraman Torigā) is the titular Ultra of his eponymous series, who has a passing resemblance to Ultraman Tiga. 30 million years prior in the distant past, Trigger was once the fourth member of the Giant of Darkness, whose fighting strength surpasses his own peers, but a time-displaced Kengo managed to convince him to defect to the light. By joining forces with the Terran Protection Team, he helped banishing his former comrades to the edge of the universe before his petrified form laid to rest in an inverted pyramid on Mars.
His inner light was reincarnated into the present day as Kengo Manaka, who merges with the Ultra's petrified statue on Mars to resurrect him in the fight against his former comrades. Trigger would later be separated from his original form, Trigger Dark, when Kengo returned from the past and gaining an additional power from the Eternity Core. After defeating Megalothor, Trigger/Kengo merge with the Eternity Core to stabilize it. He would return two years later in Episode Z to fight against the rampaging monsters, Evil Trigger and the Celebro possessed-Ultraman Z. Alongside Kengo, Trigger returns to Earth during the events of Ultraman Decker in the middle of Sphere's campaign on Earth, using their Mons Dimension Card as a conduit. Meeting his successor Decker, the two fought against Sphere Megalothor and successfully rescued Carmeara, eventually leaving Earth once again with the dark Ultra in unison.
Trigger's main weapon is the Circle Arms (サークルアームズ, Sākuru Āmuzu), which consists of three forms; the default Multi Sword (マルチソード, Maruchi Sōdo), the scissors-like Power Claw (パワークロー, Pawā Kurō) and the bow-like Sky Arrow (スカイアロー, Sukai Arō). At the time of early defection from his teammates, Trigger splits into three separate figures that eventually become his Type Changes in the present day. In the same vein as Ultraman Tiga, Trigger assumes one of his preferable Type Change (タイプチェンジ, Taipu Chenji) forms per combat situations, with his Circle Arms also following in-suit: At some point during his decade-long departure, Trigger obtained the Ultra Dual Sword and is also capable of using it through its corresponding Hyper Key, before passing the weapon to his successor, Decker.

Multi Type (マルチタイプ, Maruchi Taipu): Trigger's default red/purple-colored form, a balanced fighter who is capable of fighting in all forms of terrestrial areas. Like Tiga, his finishing move is the Zeperion Beam (ゼペリオン光線, Zeperion Kōsen).
Power Type (パワータイプ, Pawā Taipu): Trigger's red-colored form that focuses on brute strength and close combat. His finishing move is the Deracium Beam Torrent (デラシウム光流, Derashiumu Kōryū).
Sky Type (スカイタイプ, Sukai Taipu): Trigger's light blue/purple-colored form that focuses on high speed and aerial combat. His finishing move is the Runboldt Beam Shell (ランバルト光弾, Ranbaruto Kōdan).
Trigger's other forms include:

Trigger Dark: See below
Glitter Trigger Eternity (グリッタートリガーエタニティ, Gurittā Torigā Etaniti): Trigger's strongest form, obtained as a result of Kengo receiving the Ultra-Ancient light and a piece of Eternity Core's energy. The Triangle Crystals (トライアングルクリスタル, Toraianguru Kurisutaru) on his chest allows him to combine the abilities of his previous Type Changes and summons the Glitter Blade (グリッターブレード, Gurittā Burēdo) as his personal weapon. Without his signature weapon, Glitter Trigger Eternity's finishing move is the Glitter Zeperion Beam (グリッターゼペリオン光線, Gurittā Zeperion Kōsen). However, due to the form's massive power, it tends to exhaust Trigger quickly in the battle until Kengo receives a special training from Ribut. Kengo would later share the power of Glitter Trigger Eternity to Ignis/Trigger Dark during the latter's final confrontation with Hudram.
Trigger Truth (トリガートゥルース, Torigā Turūsu): Trigger's final form after temporarily reabsorbing his splintered Trigger Dark half in the fight against Carmeara, in addition to an energy boost from the Eternity Core itself. His finishing moves are the True Zeperion Beam (トゥルーゼペリオン光線, Turū Zeperion Kōsen), True Timer Flash (トゥルータイマーフラッシュ, Turū Taimā Furasshu) and the True Bomber Strike (トゥルーボンバーストライク, Turū Bonbā Sutoraiku).
His vocal grunts are provided by Raiga Terasaka, who is also the actor of Kengo Manaka. Raiga also portrayed Trigger's mental image in episode 12 after revealing himself as Kengo's previous incarnation.

Trigger Dark
Dark Champion Trigger Dark (闇黒勇士トリガーダーク, Ankoku Yūshi Torigā Dāku) is Ultraman Trigger's black-colored original form during his early days as a member of the Giants of Darkness. The form was lost after a time-displaced Kengo established contact with Trigger to thwart his former comrades from exploiting the Eternity Core, followed by his petrifaction by Yuzare.
In the present day, Carmeara uses her spell to corrupt Trigger's husk back to his original form. By the time Kengo returned from his time-displaced trip, Trigger Dark exists as a separate being who is driven to destroy everything on sight; including his former companions and is forced to be defeated by Glitter Trigger Eternity. The dark Ultra survived by having his essence absorbed into Ignis and the treasure hunter acquiring his own means of transforming into Trigger Dark. Despite his merger, Ignis initially has no real control due to Trigger Dark's berserker tendencies feeding his grudge against Hudram, until Akito tweaked the Black Sparklence to negate its side effects. After Hudram's death, Trigger Dark's power is temporarily fused with Ultraman Trigger to form Trigger Truth in order to put an end to Megalothor's reign of terror.
His finishing move is the Dark Zeperion Beam (ダークゼペリオン光線, Dāku Zeperion Kōsen), in addition to a few set of powers that his present self would use. In combat, Trigger Dark can also harness the power of past monsters through the use of their Monster Keys and wielding the original Trigger's Circle Arms.

Zaigorg Key (ザイゴーグキー, Zaigōgu Kī): Grants Trigger Dark the ability to conjure energy spikes and brute strength akin to Power Type.
Horoboros Key (ホロボロスキー, Horoborosu Kī): Grants Trigger Dark the ability to conjure lightning bolts and super speed akin to Sky Type.
Following his merger with Ignis, Trigger Dark's vocal grunts are provided by the latter's actor, Kei Hosogai. He is the reinterpretation of Tiga Dark from Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey.

Ultraman Decker
Ultraman Decker (ウルトラマンデッカー, Urutoraman Dekkā) is the titular Ultra of his eponymous series, who has a passing resemblance to Ultraman Dyna. Decker's true identity is the form of his human namesake who fights against the invading Spheres alongside a group of resistance forces, some of which includes a future Yuzare. When Agams went rogue and brings the Sphere to the past with him, Decker is unable to chase the alien and can only pass his Ultraman powers to his ancestor, Kanata Asumi, in order to fight against the threat of Sphere. The Ultra remains fighting with Kanata until the destruction of the Mother Spheresaurus has him parting ways with the young boy.
Through his human host, Decker is capable of assuming Type Changes to access three forms that suit his combat situations. With the Ultra Dimension Cards accessed by Kanata, Decker can also utilize specific one-time support attacks during his battles. After inheriting the Ultra Dual Sword (ウルトラデュアルソード, Urutora Dyuaru Sōdo) from Trigger, Decker can use it as his handheld weapon, regardless of any Type Change he assume and can channel the powers of Dimension Cards into it.

Flash Type (フラッシュタイプ, Furasshu Taipu): Decker's default form that is balanced in terms of fighting style and ranged beam attacks. His finishing move is the Selgend Beam (セルジェンド光線, Serujendo Kōsen).
Strong Type (ストロングタイプ, Sutorongu Taipu): A brutish red colored form with emphasis for brute strength and close combat. His finishing move is the Dolnade Breaker (ドルネイドブレイカー, Doruneido Bureikā).
Miracle Type (ミラクルタイプ, Mirakuru Taipu): A blue colored form that specializes in psychokinesis and splitting into three separate clones. His finishing move is the Realiut Wave (レアリュートウェーブ, Rearyūto Wēbu).
Dynamic Type (ダイナミックタイプ, Dainamikku Taipu): Decker's strongest form, which grants him the use of Decker Shield Calibur (デッカーシールドカリバー, Dekkā Shīrudo Karibā) that can function as both a double-edged sword and a shield. His finishing move is the Dymude Beam (ダイミュード光線, Daimyūdo Kōsen).
His grunts are provided by Hiroki Matsumoto, Kanata's actor. Meanwhile, the voice of Decker in Kanata's flashback of episode 15 is provided by Masashi Taniguchi, who also portrays the Ultra's human namesake.

Ultraman Dinas
Ultraman Dinas (ウルトラマンディナス, Urutoraman Dinasu) is the purple Ultra who appears exclusively in Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond. His true identity is Ultraman Decker at an incomplete state, who was born from the female Lavian of the same name when Ultraman Dyna resurrects her through his power. Together, the two Ultras fought against the invading forces of aliens on Planet Lavie before Dyna left for parts unknown, while Dinas and his host namesake traces Gibellus' forces all the way to Earth wherein the two join forces with GUTS-Select members. Dinas teams up Terraphaser to fight against Zor-Gigalogaiser but both of them were defeated. Dinas is then evolved into Decker when the Lavian namesake and the rest of the GUTS-Select members use their power of bonds to resurrect Kanata from his death, resulting in Decker's return to Earth to finally destroy Gigalogaiser.
Because of the Lavian's peaceful nature as a whole, Dinas is not a proficient fighter but compensates it using his ability to harness the powers of monsters through the Mons Dimension Cards. His finishing moves are Dinalize Burns (ディナライズバーンズ, Dinaraizu Bānzu) through the power of Zetton and Dinalize Thunder (ディナライズサンダー, Dinaraizu Sandā) through the power of Eleking.
Ultraman Dinas is voiced by Kayano Nakamura, who also portrays his human host of the same name.

Other Ultra Warriors
Inter-Galactic Defense Force (宇宙警備隊, Uchū Keibitai; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): A peacekeeping organization in the Land of Light that was established after Alien Empera's defeat and his army retreating from Nebula M78.
Father of Ultra (ウルトラの父, Urutora no Chichi; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): The top commander of the Inter-Galactic Defense Force. He issues the war with Absolutians after the latter race kidnapped Yullian as a hostage. Hajime Iijima (飯島肇, Iijima Hajime) and Alexander Hunter reprise their voice role as Father of Ultra in Japanese and English dub of The Destined Crossroad, respectively.
Mother of Ultra (ウルトラの母, Urutora no Haha; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): The Father of Ultra's wife. Suzuko Mimori (三森すずこ, Mimori Suzuko) and Hannah Grace reprise their voice role as Mother of Ultra in Japanese and English dub of The Destined Crossroad, respectively.
Ultra Brothers (ウルトラ兄弟, Urutora Kyōdai; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): A division of 11 Ultras known for their contribution on a different planet Earth.
Zoffy (ゾフィー, Zofī; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): The Commander of the Inter-Galactic Defense Force and the leader of Ultra Brothers. Under Ultraman King's advise, Zoffy and Taro brought along the Leo Brothers in an attempt to stop the ensuing war between Ultras and Absolutians. Shunsuke Takeuchi (武内駿輔, Takeuchi Shunsuke) and Ryan Drees reprise their voice role as Zoffy in Japanese and English dub of The Destined Crossroad, respectively.
Ultraman (ウルトラマン, Urutoraman; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): See here.
Ultraseven (ウルトラセブン, Urutorasebun; UGF: TDC): See here.
Ultraman Jack (ウルトラマンジャック, Urutoraman Jakku; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): See here.
Ultraman Ace (ウルトラマンエース, Urutoraman Ēsu; 19, UGF: TDC): He is voiced by Tomokazu Seki (関智一, Seki Tomokazu) in Japanese and by Charles Glover in the English dub.
Ultraman Taro (ウルトラマンタロウ, Urutoraman Tarō; UGF: TDC): See here.
Ultraman Leo (ウルトラマンレオ, Urutoraman Reo; UGF: TDC): An Ultra who serves Ultraman King as the former's right hand man. Alongside Astra, Leo joins Zoffy and Taro to stop the ensuing war between the Ultras and Absolutians. He is voiced by Yoshimasa Hosoya (細谷佳正, Hosoya Yoshimasa) in Japanese and by Iain Gibb in the English dub respectively.
Astra (アストラ, Asutora; UGF: TDC): Leo's younger twin brother that makes up the second member of the Leo Brothers duo. He is voiced by Takahiro Mizushima (水島大宙, Mizushima Takahiro) in Japanese, and by Matthew Masaru Barron in the English dub respectively.
Ultraman Mebius (ウルトラマンメビウス, Urutoraman Mebiusu; UGF: TDC): See here.
Ultraman Hikari (ウルトラマンヒカリ, Urutoraman Hikari; UGF: TDC): A blue-colored Ultra and Mebius' partner during their time on Earth. Keiichi Nanba (難波圭一, Nanba Keiichi) and Chris Wells reprise their voice role as Ultraman Hikari in Japanese and English dub of The Destined Crossroad, respectively.
Yullian (ユリアン, Yurian; UGF: TDC): The royal princess from the Land of Light, who is currently imprisoned in Narak by The Kingdom as a bargaining chip against her home world. Yullian met Regulos in her prison and recognizes his affiliation to the Cosmo Beast Fist. Haruka Tomatsu (戸松遥, Tomatsu Haruka) and Hannah Grace reprise their voice role as Yullian in Japanese and English dub of The Destined Crossroad, respectively.
Ultraman Great (ウルトラマングレート, Urutoraman Gurēto; UR: FM): Alongside Powered and the Ultra Force, he is assigned by Zoffy to deal against a Parallel Isotope of Alien Reiblood on Planet Maijii (惑星マイジー, Wakusei Maijī). Tomokazu Seki and Eric Kelso reprise their voice role as Ultraman Great in Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman Powered (ウルトラマンパワード, Urutoraman Pawādo; UR: FM): Alongside Great and the Ultra Force, he is assigned by Zoffy to Planet Maijii. Toshiyuki Morikawa and Kane Kosugi reprise their voice role as Ultraman Powered in Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman Neos (ウルトラマンネオス, Urutoraman Neosu; GRF Voice Drama, UGF: TDC): A member of the Elite Task Force. In Galaxy Rescue Force Voice Drama, Neos assists Ribut and Melos in their fight against a Bemstar, later mentioning his past association to GRF for volunteering to be Gukuru Shisa's sparring partner, leading to the two bonding together and the Ultra learning to understand the meaning of its growls. Ryuya Yazuka (八塚竜也, Yazuka Ryūya) reprises his voice role as Ultraman Neos.
Ultraseven 21 (ウルトラセブン21, Urutorasebun Tsū Wan; GRF Voice Drama, UGF: TDC): Neos' partner and a member of the Galactic Security Agency. Kenta Matsumoto (松本健太, Matsumoto Kenta) reprises his voice role as Ultraseven 21, with Josh Keller doing the same in the English dub of The Destined Crossroad.
Ultraman Xenon (ウルトラマンゼノン, Urutoraman Zenon; GRF Voice Drama, UGF: TDC): Ultraman Max's partner and a fellow Civilization Guardian. Ryota Iwasaki (岩崎諒太, Iwasaki Ryōta) reprises his voice role as Ultraman Xenon, with Iain Gibb doing the same in the English dub of The Destined Crossroad.
Ultraman Zero (ウルトラマンゼロ, Urutoraman Zero; UGF: TDC): See here.
Ultraman King (ウルトラマンキング, Urutoraman Kingu; UGF: TDC): An elderly Ultra warrior residing in Planet King. After hearing Zoffy and Taro's report of the ensuing fight between Ultras and Absolutians, King sent down the Leo Brothers to accompany the former two in stopping the upcoming conflict between two races. Nobuyuki Hiyama (檜山修之, Hiyama Nobuyuki) reprises his voice role as Ultraman King since Ultraman Geed, while Charles Glover voiced the character in English dub.
Ultraman Joneus (ウルトラマンジョーニアス, Urutoraman Jōniasu; GRF Voice Drama, UGF: TDC): The strongest warrior in Planet U40. In Galaxy Rescue Force Voice Drama, Joneus meets with Queen Izana and later on solving an Alien Valky's issue with his pet Samekujira. In The Destined Crossroad, Joneus is tasked with training the new rookies of Inter-Galactic Defense Force and took Zero under his wing. Nobuaki Kanemitsu (金光宣明, Kanemitsu Nobuaki) reprises his voice role as Ultraman Joneus, with Ryan Drees doing the same in the English dub of The Destined Crossroad.
Ultra Force (ウルトラフォース, Urutora Fōsu; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): A trio of Ultras from Planet Altara of Nebula M78 who debuted in the 1987 animation film Ultraman: The Adventure Begins. In The Destined Crossroad, the trio are assigned by Zoffy to guard the slumbering Ultraman Noa on Planet Babel from Absolute Titan's invasion. In Ultraman Regulos: First Mission, alongside Great and Powered, the trio are assigned by Zoffy to Planet Maijii.
Ultraman Scott (ウルトラマンスコット, Urutoraman Sukotto; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): He is reprised by Tōru Furuya (古谷徹, Furuya Tōru) in Japanese and voiced by Dante Carver in the English dub respectively.
Ultraman Chuck (ウルトラマンチャック, Urutoraman Chakku; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): He is voiced by Masaki Terasoma (てらそままさき, Terasoma Masaki) in Japanese and by Sean Nichols in the English dub, the latter previously portraying Sean White in Ultraman Max.
Ultrawoman Beth (ウルトラウーマンベス, Urutoraūman Besu; UGF: TDC, UR: FM): She is voiced by Asami Seto (瀬戸麻沙美, Seto Asami) in Japanese and by Maria Theresa Gow in the English dub, the latter previously portraying Georgie Leland in Ultraman Gaia.
Ultraman Zearth (ウルトラマンゼアス, Urutoraman Zeasu; UGF: TDC): A fastidious Ultra from Land of Bright, who became fast friends with Nice, Boy and Grigio after a sparring match in the Ultra Colosseum. He is voiced by You Murakami in Japanese and by Robert Baldwin in English respectively.
Ultraman Tiga (ウルトラマンティガ, Urutoraman Tiga): See here.
Ultraman Dyna (ウルトラマンダイナ, Urutoraman Daina; UGF: TDC, 15, 21, 22, Movie (Decker)): Tiga's successor from the Neo Frontier era, who manifested through Ultraman Z Gamma Future's Gamma Illusion to fight against a troop of Legionoids in The Destined Crossroad. In the distant future of Ultraman Decker, Dyna is part of the alliance formed by mankind to fight against the invading Sphere forces. He jumped into the present day when Sphere-Geomos used its powers to bring several Spheresaurus from the future, inadvertently bringing Dyna as well. Dyna joins forces with the Kanata/the present-day Decker and provides him with the cards of his and Tiga's powers. Before leaving, Dyna reassures Kanata that the future is not set in stone, countering Agams' retorts of blaming mankind for Planet Bazdo's fall.
Ultraman Gaia (ウルトラマンガイア, Urutoraman Gaia; UGF: TDC): An Ultra who represents the Gaia hypothesis. He is manifested alongside Tiga and Dyna through Z Gamma Future's Gamma Illusion to fight a troop of Darklops and Legionoids.
Ultraman Nice (ウルトラマンナイス, Urutoraman Naisu; UGF: TDC): An Ultra from TOY 1, a neighboring planet in the Nebula M78. While sparring with Zearth to participate in Yullian's rescue mission, he became fast friends with Boy and Grigio. His voice role is reprised by Hiroshi Miyasaka (宮坂ひろし, Miyasaka Hiroshi) in Japanese, whereas in the English dub, he is voiced by Ike Nwala.
Ultraman Boy (ウルトラマンボーイ, Urutoraman Bōi; UGF: TDC): A Land of Light Ultra whose age is the equivalent of an elementary school student. As with his debut from Ultraman Boy's Ultra Colosseum, Boy's crush on Yullian prompts him to train alongside Zearth and Nice in hopes of participating in Yullian's rescue mission, eventually the three finding themselves befriending Grigio. He is voiced by Kagami Kawazu (河津香賀美, Kawazu Kagami) in Japanese and by Soness Stevens in English dub respectively.
Ultraman Cosmos (ウルトラマンコスモス, Urutoraman Kosumosu; UGF: TDC): A pacifistic Ultra who is hunted down by the Absolutians due to his role in fusing into either Ultraman Legend or Ultraman Saga. In Planet Juran, Cosmos was able to destroy the Absolutian invaders despite Lidorias' role as a hostage. Taiyo Sugiura (杉浦太陽, Sugiura Taiyō) and Peter von Gomm reprise their voice role as Ultraman Cosmos in Japanese and English dub of The Destined Crossroad, respectively.
Ultraman Justice (ウルトラマンジャスティス, Urutoraman Jasutisu; GRF Voice Drama, UGF: TDC): A representative of Universal Justice. Justice went to meet with Queen Izana in Galaxy Rescue Force Voice Drama, following Tartarus' attack in chapter 1 of The Absolute Conspiracy. Megumi Han (潘めぐみ, Han Megumi) reprises her voice role as Ultraman Justice, with Rumiko Varnes doing the same in the English dub of The Destined Crossroad.
Ultraman Nexus (ウルトラマンネクサス, Urutoraman Nekusasu; UGF: TDC): See here.
Sora (ソラ; UGF: TDC): A scientist from the Land of Light. Alongside her childhood friend Ribut, events from their early days in GRF are presented in the Galaxy Rescue Force Voice Drama. Megumi Han reprised her voice role as Sora, while Rumiko Varnes voiced her in The Destined Crossroad's English dub.
New Generation Hero (ニュージェネレーションヒーロー, Nyū Jenerēshon Hīrō; UGF: TDC): A team of Ultra Warriors starting from Ultraman Ginga to Ultraman Z. Excluding Ultraman Z, eleven members had the ability to fuse together into Ultraman Reiga (ウルトラマンレイガ, Urutoraman Reiga).
Ultraman Gingavictory (ウルトラマンギンガビクトリー, Urutoraman Gingabikutorī; UGF: TDC): The fusion of Ginga and Victory.
Ultraman Ginga (ウルトラマンギンガ, Urutoraman Ginga; UGF: TDC): An Ultraman who came from future. Takuya Negishi (根岸拓哉, Negishi Takuya) and Peter von Gomm reprise their voice role as Ultraman Ginga in the Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman Victory (ウルトラマンビクトリー, Urutoraman Bikutorī; UGF: TDC): Ginga's partner from Victorian. Kiyotaka Uji (宇治清高, Uji Kiyotaka) and Michael Jose Rivas-Micoud reprise their voice role as Ultraman Victory in Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman X (ウルトラマンエックス, Urutoraman Ekkusu; UGF: TDC): Kensuke Takahashi (高橋健介, Takahashi Kensuke) and Mark Stein reprise their voice role as Ultraman X in Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman Orb (ウルトラマンオーブ, Urutoraman Ōbu; UGF: TDC): Hideo Ishiguro (石黒英雄, Ishiguro Hideo) and Chris Wells reprise their voice role as Ultraman Orb in Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman Geed (ウルトラマンジード, Urutoraman Jīdo; UGF: TDC): Tatsuomi Hamada (濱田龍臣, Hamada Tatsuomi) and Dario Toda reprise their voice role as Ultraman Geed in Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman Ruebe (ウルトラマンルーブ, Urutoraman Rūbu; UGF: TDC): The fusion of Rosso and Blu.
Ultraman Rosso (ウルトラマンロッソ, Urutoraman Rosso; UGF: TDC): Yuya Hirata (平田雄也, Hirata Yūya) and Jeff Manning reprise their voice role as Ultraman Rosso in the Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman Blu (ウルトラマンブル, Urutoraman Buru; UGF: TDC): Ryosuke Koike (小池亮介, Koike Ryōsuke) and Ryan Drees reprise their voice role as Ultraman Blu in Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultrawoman Grigio (ウルトラウーマングリージョ, Urutoraūman Gurījo; UGF: TDC): Rosso and Blu's younger sister. Arisa Sonohara (其原有沙, Sonohara Arisa) and Rumiko Varnes reprise their voice role as Ultrawoman Grigio in Japanese and English dub of The Destined Crossroad, respectively.
Tri-Squad (トライスクワッド, Torai Sukuwaddo; UGF: TDC): A group of three Ultra Warriors from Ultraman Taiga. Following Yullian's capture from the events of The Absolute Conspiracy, the Tri-Squad are assigned to reform the Ultra League by recruiting more members into their alliance, with the entirety of New Generation Heroes as their first candidates.
Ultraman Taiga (ウルトラマンタイガ, Urutoraman Taiga; UGF: TDC): The son of Ultraman Taro and the Tri-Squad's team leader. Takuma Terashima (寺島拓篤, Terashima Takuma) and Matthew Masaru Barron reprise their voice role as Ultraman Taiga in Japanese and English dub of The Destined Crossroad, respectively.
Ultraman Titas (ウルトラマンタイタス, Urutoraman Taitasu; UGF: TDC): A U40 Ultra Warrior with emphasis of brute strength. Satoshi Hino (日野聡, Hino Satoshi) and Jeff Manning reprise their voice role as Ultraman Titas in Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman Fuma (ウルトラマンフーマ, Urutoraman Fūma; UGF: TDC): An Ultra from Planet O-50 using speed and stealth techniques. Shōta Hayama (葉山翔太, Hayama Shōta) and Chris Wells reprise their voice role as Ultraman Fuma in Japanese and English dub respectively.
Ultraman Z (ウルトラマンゼット, Urutoraman Zetto; 7, 8, EPZ, UGF: TDC): A rookie member of the Inter-Galactic Defense Force who embarked in various interplanetary rescue missions after the events of Civilization Self-Destruction Game. In The Destined Crossroad, Z and Haruki briefly separated, with the former participating with the rest of the New Generation Heroes in their hunt against the Devil Splinters and eventually finding themselves dragged into the crossfire between the Land of Light and The Kingdom. Through Beliarok and his bond with Haruki, Z is able to access Deathcium Rise Claw (デスシウムライズクロー, Desushiumu Raizu Kurō) as a temporary empowerment in against a Parallel Isotope Belial. In Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga, Z ended up on Kengo's Earth after a chase against Alien Barossa IV to reclaim the stolen King Joe SC, joining forces with GUTS Select and Ultraman Trigger to fight against the alien pirate and the Dada threat before being forced to return to his home dimension. Two years later in Ultraman Trigger: Episode Z, Haruki and Z returns to Kengo's Earth in their hunt for the fugitive Celebro. When Haruki gets possessed by the parasite, Z fell into the creature's manipulation as Red Damage (レッドダメージ, Reddo Damēji), and is forced to assist Zabil/Evil Trigger in against his own allies. Z regains control of his body once Haruki expelled the parasite through Haruki's resolve and Kengo's support. Tasuku Hatanaka (畠中祐, Hanata Tasuku) reprises his voice role as Ultraman Z, with Peter von Gomm reprising his role as the character in the English dub of The Destined Crossroad.
Haruki Natsukawa (ナツカワハルキ, Natsukawa Haruki; 7, 8, EPZ): Ultraman Z's human host, who decided to accompany Z in his outer space missions after the events of Civilization Self-Destruction Game, effectively forcing him to part ways with STORAGE as a whole. Haruki was absent during the events of The Destined Crossroad, as he participated in the rebuilding of an alien planet. In Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga, Haruki ended up on Kengo's Earth during a chase against Alien Barossa IV to reclaim the stolen King Joe SC. With his Z Riser being fixed, he used the GUTS Sparklence and GUTS Hyper Keys as his alternative to transform into Z and any of the latter's forms. After fighting against Dada, Haruki entrusted Akito with fixing his Z Riser while being forced to return King Joe SC's remains back to his world. In Episode Z, Haruki had his Z Riser fixed and returned to Kengo's world to recapture Celebro, only to ended up getting possessed by the creature. After expelling the parasite with Kengo's help, Haruki/Z returns to support both Triggers in against Evil Trigger before returning to his home planet when Himari recaptured Celebro in aftermath from the fight. In The Destined Crossroad, Haruki temporarily separated himself from Z due to his participation in a different planet. Kohshu Hirano (平野宏周, Hirano Kōshū) reprises his role as Haruki Natsukawa.
Beliarok (ベリアロク, Beriaroku; 7, 8, EPZ, UGF: TDC): A sentient weapon and clone of Ultraman Belial who serves as Ultraman Z's sidearm weapon despite his neutral affiliation. During the events of The Destined Crossroad, Beliarok allows himself to be used by Geed and a Parallel Belial, eventually returning to Z after through observation of the latter's behavior. In Trigger, Bullton's power caused him to be parted with his user and reunited in the middle of Barossa IV's fight with Z, Trigger and GUTS-Select on Kengo's Earth. Yūki Ono (小野友樹, Ono Yūki) reprises his voice role as Beliarok, while the English dub of The Destined Crossroad features Jack Merluzzi as his voice actor in a dual role with the Parallel Isotope Belial.

Antagonists

Giants of Darkness
The Giants of Darkness (闇の巨人, Yami no Kyojin) are members of the Clan of Darkness (闇の一族, Yami no Ichizoku) and the antagonists of Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga. 30 million years prior to the series, they came to Earth to obtain the Eternity Core (エタニティコア, Etaniti Koa), a strong energy substance which can be used to reshape the entire universe. Originally consisting of four warriors, their strongest member, Trigger Dark, defected to support the Terran Protection Team and banished their petrified forms to the opposite ends of the universe. Once all three of them are reawakened and reunited in the present day, the trio made multiple attempts in facing against Kengo and his comrades, either through their sheer strength or the ability to command monsters under their will. Following their failed attempts at getting Trigger back to their side and Kyrieloid placing them under his trance, the team starts to dwindle as Hudram left on his own accord, followed by Darrgon once Carmeara begins to lose grip on her sanity, eventually leaving her as the sole survivor once absorbing their leftover darknesses.
The trio is based on the similarly named team from Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey. This decision is done due to Ultraman Tiga's past association with his former allies, hence the three giants in Trigger having past association to the titular Ultra as well.

Carmeara
Captivating Warrior Carmeara (妖麗戦士カルミラ, Yōrei Senshi Karumira) is the gold-colored leader of the Giants of Darkness. Originally in the distant past, she was once Trigger Dark's lover and is scorned over her former lover's defection. In addition to her mission in targeting Yuna/Yuzare for the access to Eternity Core, Carmeara extended her rivalry to Kengo after discovering the youth's involvement in Trigger's defection and for obtaining the Eternity Core. As the series progresses, Carmeara's mental health starts to take its toll as she absorbs Hudram and Darrgon for their attempts in deserting her and finally transforms into Megalothor after gaining access to the Eternity Core, eventually dying in Trigger's arms following Megalothor's destruction once she learns to appreciate the light. A decade later in Ultraman Decker, Carmeara is simultaneously resurrected through Megalothor's assimilation with the Spheres. Through Decker and Yuzare's help, she escapes from the monster and join forces with the Ultra to destroy it before joining Kengo/Trigger in departing from Earth, hoping to find a place where she could lay the spirits of Darrgon and Hudram to rest.
In battle, she can summon either the Carmeara Whip (カルミラウィップ, Karumira Wippu) or the Carmeara Baton (カルミラバトン, Karumira Baton) from her right hand. She can also assume a human disguise while retaining her original powers at a smaller rate.
Carmeara is voiced by Sumire Uesaka (上坂すみれ, Uesaka Sumire), who also portrays her human form. She is the reinterpretation of Camearra from Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey, with Koichi Sakamoto noting that his wife (Motoko Nagino) used to be the suit actress of the dark Ultra and saw her as a source of inspiration, hence being particular to the former character.

Darrgon
Herculean Fighter Darrgon (剛力闘士ダーゴン, Gōriki Tōshi Dāgon) is the red-colored and armored Giant of Darkness who finds enjoyment in fighting, especially in against those he considered as worthy opponents. Darrgon was awakened in the present day by Carmeara to challenge Trigger on Earth after Gymaira's destruction and resumed his team's original goal once Hudram rejoined them. Although his team's main mission is to target Yuna/Yuzare for the location of Eternity Core, Darrgon finds himself conflicted with his mission after his growing feelings for Yuna and his newfound respect for mankind as a whole. Seeing how his group became disjointed from Hudram's treachery and Carmeara's descent into madness, Darrgon attempts to quit, but was brainwashed into fighting against Trigger and hunting Yuna. He was later given a mercy kill by Akito via the Nursedessei, with his essence absorbed by Carmeara as part of her transformation into Megalothor.
Because of his thirst for battle, Darrgon is a straightforward person who prefers fair fight and detests cheating. In battle, Darrgon emphasizes the use of brute strength as his sole weapon. His finishing move is the Fire Beat Crusher (ファイヤービートクラッシャー, Faiyā Bīto Kurasshā).
Darrgon is voiced by Shunichi Maki (真木駿一, Maki Shun'ichi), previously voicing Alien Gapiya "Abel" in Ultraman Taiga. He is the reinterpretation of Darramb from Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey.

Hudram
Agile Tactician Hudram (俊敏策士ヒュドラム, Shunbin Sakushi Hyudoramu) is the blue-colored Giant of Darkness who served as the team's combat strategist, using various forms of tricks while having a hidden brutal side. Although he is the last to appear on Earth, Hudram was awakened at a century earlier than his peers and destroyed multiple planets out of boredom, including Ignis' home planet Lishuria. At some point after Darrgon's reawakening, Hudram targeted Yuna in order to draw out Yuzare's spirit and even enlisted Gazort to his aid, only to be dragged out of the battle by his peers to keep his temper in check. Seeing Carmeara's inability to move past her love for Trigger, Hudram left his companions to act on his own after his failed attempt at usurping control from his former leader. While attempting to harness the Eternity Core for his own ends, he is defeated by Ignis/Trigger Dark and killed once his remains are absorbed by Carmeara to assume Megalothor.
As Hudram is physically weak, he makes it up through his cunning wits and reliance on deception. In battle, he wields the arm blade Dagger Hudram (ダガーヒュドラム, Dagā Hyudoramu) on his right arm and releases the Hudrast (ヒュドラスト, Hyudorasuto) from the weapon.
Hudram is voiced by Ryosuke Takahashi (高橋良輔, Takahashi Ryōsuke), who previously voiced Samurai・Calibur from SSSS.Gridman. He is the reinterpretation of Hudra from Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey.

The Kingdom
The Kingdom (ザ・キングダム, Za Kingudamu) is an organization that first appeared in Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy. Parallel to the residents of the Land of Light, the Absolutians (アブソリューティアン, Abusoryūtian) race are aliens native to their central planet, who evolved into their current gold-colored form after being exposed to the Cascade Rays (カスケード光線, Kasukēdo Kōsen). Despite the energy's massive strength, their inability to control it leads to a slow destruction of their home world, hence their necessity to take the Land of Light as their replacement planet and eventually leading to their upcoming war with the latter planet's Ultras. After losing Yullian as their hostage and suffering from a massive lost during both parties' fight on Planet Blizzard, The Kingdom temporarily ceases their war against the Land of Light and resort to covert operations.
The Absolutian race in general has their body property consist of Absolute Particles (アブソリュート粒子, Abusoryūto Ryūshi), which gives off high energy readings within the vicinity of their presence.

Absolute Tartarus
First appearing in The Absolute Conspiracy, Ultimate Life Form Absolute Tartarus (究極生命体アブソリュートタルタロス, Kyūkyoku Seimei-tai Abusoryūto Tarutarosu) is The Kingdom's strategist who has the ability to use the dimensional pocket Narak as his means of transportation. As the de jure leader of the team, Tartarus answers to an unseen ruler, who the Absolutians refer to as their lord.
Exactly after the events The Absolute Conspiracy, Tartarus continues to strengthen The Kingdom's forces while crippling any threats that may pose as potential allies to the Ultras. After failing to prevent the Ultras from rescuing Yullian and losing a majority of his forces, he attempts to obliterate the Ultras along with his leading forces on Planet Blizzard, but the intervention of Ultraman King caused him, Diavolo and Ribut to be dragged into a black hole to the world where events of Ultraman Trigger is taking place. Tartarus initially hatched a plan to acquire the Eternity Core's power for The Kingdom's use, but Diavolo's defeat and Ribut's meddling forced him to abandon the idea and resuming his war with the Ultras.
Junichi Suwabe (諏訪部順一, Suwabe Jun'ichi) and Walter Roberts reprise their voice role as Absolute Tartarus in Japanese and English dub respectively.

Absolute Diavolo
Ultimate Life Form Absolute Diavolo (究極生命体アブソリュートディアボロ, Kyūkyoku Seimei-tai Abusoryūto Diaboro) is a member of the Absolutian race who is trained in the ways of Cosmo Beast Style, particularly Alude's techniques. To obtain the knowledge of said martial art, Diavolo collaborates with the Magma Invasion Army and assumed the identity of martial artist Dias (ディアス, Diasu) to slip in as a fellow student to Regulos. By the time the Magma Invasion Army invades Planet D60, Diavolo shows his true colors and kills Alude and Spica. He also torments the captured Regulos out of spite.
When a convoy of Ultras storm the Absolutians' home planet and freed their captives, Diavolo fought against Regulos and is defeated when the Ultra and the Leo Brothers combine the powers of Cosmo Beast Style against the former. Diavolo's heart was later dragged alongside Tartarus and Ribut into a black hole and transported to the world where events of Ultraman Trigger taking place. Intending to fulfill Tartarus' plan in harnessing the Eternity Core, a resurrected Diavolo fought and almost succeeded by draining it from Glitter Trigger Eternity before Ribut interfered in the former's operation. His energies were stolen by GUTS-Select to activate Nursedessei's Battle Mode and was defeated again by the former team and both Ultras' combined attacks. Tartarus revived him once more, forcing The Kingdom to abandon their operation on Earth.
Being an Absolutian, Diavolo has the same powerset and as strong as Tartarus. As a practitioner of Cosmo Beast Style, with his finishing move being the Juggernaut Charging Buffalo Strike (剛力破牛拳, Gōriki Hagyū-ken). Upon destruction, Diavolo can regenerate himself for as long as his Absolute Heart (アブソリュートハート, Abusoryūto Hāto) remains intact.
Absolute Diavolo is voiced by Teruaki Ogawa (小川輝晃, Ogawa Teruaki) in Japanese, and by Dennis Falt in English respectively. As Dias, Diavolo is voiced by Akira Ishida (石田彰, Ishida Akira) in Japanese, and by Michael Rhys in English respectively.

Absolute Titan
Ultimate Life Form Absolute Titan (究極生命体アブソリュートティターン, Kyūkyoku Seimei-tai Abusoryūto Titān) is an Absolutian swordsman and a cold-hearted assassin whose philosophy as an honored warrior often puts him at odds with Diavolo.
After Gina Spectre's death, Tartarus assigned Titan to Planet Babel (惑星バベル, Wakusei Baberu) to find and destroy Ultraman Noa, but a commotion with the Ultra Force led to his encounter with Ultraman Ribut, wherein both warriors earned each other's mutual respect. Despite Noa's conviction for the Ultras and Absolutians to form a truce, a rhetoric that is repeated in his confrontation with Ribut on Planet Blizzard, Titan rejected it under The Kingdom's need for his race to survive and postponing their fight out of frustration.
Absolute Titan is voiced by Hiroki Yasumoto (安元洋貴, Yasumoto Hiroki) in Japanese. In the English dub, he is voiced by Bob Werley in prologue and Douglas Kirk in subsequent episodes.

Servants of The Kingdom
Strange Mechanical Monster Darebolic (奇機械怪獣デアボリック, Ki Kikai Kaijū Deaborikku; 14): A monster from Ultraman Orb The Movie, which Tartarus acquired and modified by Alien Bat for The Kingdom's usage. In episode 14 of Trigger, it was used by Diavolo to force the titular Ultra into harnessing the Eternity Core's power. The monster was bisected by Glitter Trigger Eternity's Eternity Zerades.
SC-4 Ultroid Zero (特空機4号ウルトロイドゼロ, Tokkū-ki Yon-gō Urutoroido Zero): GAFJ's fourth SC unit, which Tartarus acquired alongside Darebolic and modified by Alien Bat into an autonomous combatant. The SC unit was utilized by Tartarus on Planet Babel to fight against Nexus and destroyed by Ultraman Noa's Lightning Noa. First appeared in episode 22 of Ultraman Z.
Ghost Sorcerer Reibatos (亡霊魔道士レイバトス, Bōrei Madō-shi Reibatosu): The major antagonist of Ultra Fight Orb. Arriving in the Monster Graveyard, he empowers himself with four Devil Splinters that allows him to recreate the Giga Battlenizer, but later on dies from the feedback. His remains were collected by Alien Zarab during the events of Ultraman Regulos: The First Mission and reconstituted in Planet Maijii to be used as a vessel for Alien Reiblood before it was destroyed by the Ultras. His voice role is reprised by Holly Kaneko (金子はりい, Kaneko Harii).
Ultraman Belial (ウルトラマンベリアル, Urutoraman Beriaru): See here.
Ultraman Tregear (ウルトラマントレギア, Urutoraman Toregia): See here.
Antenna Alien Alien Bat (触覚宇宙人バット星人, Shokkaku Uchūjin Batto Seijin): The resurrected villain from the events of Ultraman Saga under the service of The Kingdom, modifying Darebolic and Ultroid Zero for their personal usage. During Tartarus' hunt for the Devil Splinters, he arrived in the Monster Graveyard and created Grigio Darkness from his study of Ultra Dark-Killer. He participated in the fight against New Generation Heroes and is killed by Ultraman Taiga Tri-Strium Rainbow. His voice role is reprised by Munetoshi Takubo (田久保宗稔, Takubo Munetoshi).
Phantom Space Queen Gina Spectre (幻影宇宙女王ギナ・スペクター, Gen'ei Uchū Joō Gina Supekutā): A leader of the Gua Army who lost her life when the army collapsed after her brothers, Juda and Mold, were kidnapped during the events of The Absolute Conspiracy. In The Destined Crossroad, she was resurrected by Reibatos and seeks to revive her fallen brothers, joining The Kingdom through a deal with Tartarus. Gina assisted them in retrieving the Devil Splinters, but is later forced by Reibatos to fuse with the spirits of her brothers into Gua Spectre. After Gua's defeat, Gina disappears as her revival is approaching its limit, nonetheless thanking Grigio for their encounter. She is voiced by Ayaka Nanase (七瀬彩夏, Nanase Ayaka) in Japanese, while Soness Stevens voices her in the English dub. Previously appearing as a human form in episodes 10-12 of Ultraman X, The Destined Crossroad is Gina Spectre's first appearance in her true form.
Phantom Composite Figure Great Devil Emperor Gua Spectre (幻影合身大魔帝グア・スペクター, Gen'ei Gasshin Daimatei Gua Supekutā): The combined form of the three Gua siblings, which Reibatos created by infusing the spirits of Mold and Juda into Gina against her will. The fusion is defeated by Ultraman Reiga's Reiga Ultimate Blaster, reducing it to Gina before her passing to the afterlife. Instead of appearing similar to Mold Spectre from episode 15 of Ultraman X, Gua Spectre appeared as a white version of the former with Juda and Gina's faces as shoulder armors.
Ultrawoman Grigio Darkness (ウルトラウーマングリージョダークネス, Urutoraūman Gurījo Dākunesu): A Darkness Warrior created by Alien Bat by fusing Grigio's stolen light energy with the Killer Plasma, through his study of Ultra Dark-Killer's ability to do so in the past. Grigio Darkness fought against her counterpart, followed by Ultraman Nice, Zearth and Boy as the three distracted her to lift the original Grigio's spirit. Grigio Darkness was killed in a futile attempt to fire her Dark Grigio Shot (ダークグリージョショット, Dāku Gurījo Shotto) against Grigio's Grigio Shot. First appearing in Ultra Heroes Expo 2021 stage show, her voice role is reprised by Arisa Sonohara in a dual role with the real Grigio.
Fighting Bem Mecha Baltan (ファイティング・ベムメカバルタン, Faitingu Bemu Meka Barutan): A cyborg Alien Baltan under Gua Army's employment from Andro Melos. Gua Spectre summoned it alongside Cyber Mecha Baltan to fight off Ultraman Z and was killed by the Beliarok's Deathcium Slash.
Cyber Mecha Baltan (サイバーメカバルタン, Saibā Meka Barutan): An enhanced version of Mecha Baltan from the events of Ultraman Festival 2016. Gua Spectre summoned it alongside Mecha Baltan to fight off Ultraman Z and was killed by the Beliarok's Deathcium Slash.

Megalothor
Evil God Megalothor (邪神メガロゾーア, Jashin Megarozōa) is Carmeara's monster form in Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga that she created by absorbing her comrades' essence and tapping into the Eternity Core's power in the process. In its initial fight with both Trigger and Trigger Dark, Megalothor absorbed their attacks to empower itself, eventually evolving to its second form within three days. Guided by Carmeara's resentment towards Kengo/Trigger, Megalothor chases after him in Nursedessei and eventually defeated when Kengo transforms into Trigger Truth to tap into the power of Eternity Core. A decade later in Ultraman Decker, remnants of Megalothor's darkness merged with the Spheres to resurrect itself, subverting their will and resumes its rampaging spree by fighting Decker and the returned Trigger. With Carmeara purged out of the monster, Megalothor is rendered its own entity and is destroyed by the Ultras' combined forces.
Throughout its appearance, Megalothor changes forms through its ability of absorption:

First Form (第一形態, Dai Ichi Keitai; 23, 24 (Trigger)): Megalothor's default form, resembling Demonthor from Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey.
Second Form (第二形態, Dai Ni Keitai; 24, 25 (Trigger)): Megalothor's evolved form, resulted from absorbing Glitter Trigger Eternity and Trigger Dark's Zeperion Beams. In addition to resembling Gatanothor from Ultraman Tiga, gains the ability to utilize Dark Megalo Tentacles (ダークメガロテンタクルズ, Dāku Megaro Tentakuruzu), Dark Megalo Thunder (ダークメガロサンダー, Dāku Megaro Sandā) and Dark Megalo Image (ダークメガロイメージ, Dāku Megaro Imēji).
Evil God Sphere Megalothor (Second Form) (邪神スフィアメガロゾーア (第二形態), Jashin Sufia Megarozōa (Dai Ni Keitai); 7, 8 (Decker)): Megalothor's resurrected form, obtained through its assimilation with the Spheres while at the same time subverting their will to become independent. It retains most of its original attacks while gaining the Spheres' ability to emit shockwave and creating barrier.

Rylar
Rylar (ライラー, Rairā) is a cult that worships the Ultra Ancient Civilization and the antagonist faction of Ultraman Trigger: Episode Z. Preaching the concept of light itself, they desire said power in order to reshape the world to their own image and has intruded multiple ancient ruins after sensing Kengo's plight. Initially cooperating with GUTS-Select to revive Kengo, they later allied with Celebro to steal the powers of Ultraman Trigger for Zabil to become Evil Trigger. Aside from Rylar Ibra, the rest of the cultists were killed after being absorbed by Zabil to facilitate the Evil Trigger transformation.

Zabil/Evil Trigger
Zabil (ザビル, Zabiru) is the true leader of Rylar and the main antagonist of Episode Z. Hailing from 30 million years prior during the Giants of Darkness' invasion on Earth, Zabil was once a member of the Terran Protection Team who fought alongside Yuzare as the team's scientist in against their invaders. When Yuzare sacrificed herself to empower the recently defected Ultraman Trigger, he fell into despair after assuming that all of his comrades' sacrifice were in vain. Anticipating the return of the dark giants, Zabil set up a string of events that leads to the entirety of Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga by slipping into the ranks of TPU as Ryuichi Tokioka (トキオカリュウイチ, Tokioka Ryūichi) and establishes himself as Mitsukuni's right hand man, acting as a researcher of the Ultra Ancient era while guiding Akito into researching the GUTS Sparklence technology. He and his cultists also witnessed the exploits of Kengo/Trigger and the latter's sacrifice to stabilize the Eternity Core.
Within the intervening two years, he replaces Tatsumi as GUTS-Select's new captain to fight against the increasing number of monster attacks. Once Kengo has been revived and lost his powers as Trigger, Zabil drops the ruse and has his cultists facilitate his transformation into Evil Trigger, intending to use his newfound powers in leading mankind and ensuring peace with his own terms. The destruction of Evil Trigger resulted with Zabil spending his last breath seeing Yuzare's image in Yuna before passing on to the afterlife.
Zabil transforms into Evil Trigger (イーヴィルトリガー, Īviru Torigā), a white-colored artificial Ultraman in Trigger's image, through the Ancient Sparklence and his fellow cultists as sacrifices with the original Trigger's powers as a conduit. Other than his finisher being Evil Shoot (イーヴィルシュート, Īviru Shūto), Evil Trigger can utilize Evil Giganzer (イーヴィルジャイガンザー, Īviru Jaiganzā) to grow into gigantic proportions by absorbing Ultraman Trigger's powers.
Zabil is portrayed by Yūichi Nakamura (中村優一, Nakamura Yūichi). Evil Trigger is based on Evil Tiga from Ultraman Tiga.

Rylar Ibra
Rylar Ibra (ライラーイブラ, Rairā Ibura) is the acting figurehead of Rylar during Zabil's infiltration into TPU and is one of Celebro's willing host. He owns a capsule which serves as a beacon to manipulate monsters into his liking, as in with Pagos, Gazort, Deathdrago and Genegarg. After leading the cultists into assisting GUTS-Select in saving Kengo from the Eternity Core, Ibra escaped from his captivity and helps with collecting the scattered powers of Ultraman Trigger's Hyper Key under Zabil's orders. Ibra was spared from being a sacrifice, but was forced to be used by Celebro as its medium in summoning Destrudos to assist Zabil/Evil Trigger in against the Ultras. Following Destrudos' destruction and Celebro's recapture, Ibra's fate remains unknown.
Rylar Ibra is portrayed by Akinori Ando (安藤彰則, Andō Akinori).

Celebro/Destrudos
Parasitic Life Form Celebro (寄生生物セレブロ, Kisei Seibutsu Sereburo) is an alien creature and the antagonist of Ultraman Z who escaped from STORAGE's captivity at some point of time. Arriving in Kengo's Earth, Celebro joins the Rylar cult as part of restarting the Civilization Self-Destruction Game (文明自滅ゲーム, Bunmei Jimetsu Gēmu). Initially jumping from one cultist to another, Celebro then possesses Haruki and took control of Ultraman Z to fight against GUTS-Select and Ignis/Trigger Dark. In the middle of supporting Zabil/Evil Trigger, Kengo manages to help Haruki in expelling the alien parasite, forcing it to inhabit Ibra to transform into Destrudos until it was defeated by the three Ultras. Celebro was later recaptured by Himari, allowing Haruki to return the creature to STORAGE in his home world.
While possessing Rylar Ibra, Celebro transforms into the Annihilation Armor Monster Destrudos (殲滅機甲獣デストルドス, Senmetsu Kikō-jū Desutorudosu), a monster from episode 24 of Ultraman Z through the use of its corresponding Monster Medal.

Sphere
Space Floating Object Spheres (宇宙浮遊物体スフィア, Uchū Fuyū Buttai Sufia) are the antagonist of Ultraman Decker, who previously appeared in Ultraman Dyna. The Spheres were originally creatures from the distant future who seek to assimilate lifeforms on planets with advanced civilizations. Their method of assimilation involves scouts forming a Sphere Barrier (スフィアバリア, Sufia Baria) around a targeted planet, enhancing the barrier by absorbing the planet's energy before Mother Sphere arrives to complete the process. Their presence triggers an alliance between mankind and various alien civilizations to fight back, some of which include the future Yuzare, people of Planet Bazdor, Ultraman Decker and Ultraman Dyna. When Agams defected to the Spheres and time travels to the past, the Spheres follow him in-suit to the Earth 7 years after Episode Z. After isolating Earth from rest of the solar system. the Sphere attempt to and siphon Earth's energy to gradually consume the planet.
With Agams/Terraphaser's cooperation, the Spheres achieved their objective and thus summoning Mother Spheresaurus to Earth in harnessing the power of Eternity Core for its own use. The Spheres are later destroyed when Mother Spheresaurus is killed by Ultraman Decker, freeing any planet under their grasp (both the present day and the future).

Giant Space Orb King Sphere (巨大宇宙球体キングスフィア, Kyodai Uchū Kyūtai Kingu Sufia): A twin-conjoined saucer-like form which act as carriers of the smaller Sphere fleet. Five of them are deployed to different countries across the globe to form the Sphere Barrier during their first invasion on Earth.
Dynamic Space Orb Sphere Soldier (精強宇宙球体スフィアソルジャー, Seikyō Uchū Kyūtai Sufia Sorujā): Lesser versions of the Spheres, deployed as invasion troops and can infect monsters to create Sphere Synthetic Monsters. A Mons Dimension Card of the Sphere Soldiers is under Kengo's possession, which Akito enhances to grant Trigger the ability to pass through the Sphere Barrier.
Dynamic Fusion Monster Spheresaurus (精強融合獣スフィアザウルス, Seikyō Yūgō-jū Sufiazaurusu; 1, 14, 15, 21): A monster that an aggregated form of the Sphere Soldiers, its purpose to absorb an invaded world's energy to empower the Sphere Barrier until it shrinks to the point where the Spheres are able to assimilate the planet before Mother Spheresaurus appears. The first Spheresaurus forms in Sorafune City where it unleashes an EMP shockwave that disables autopiloted GUTS Falcon and Nursedessei, only to be destroyed by Decker's Selgend Beam. A year later, another Spheresaurus is created with Sphere-Neomegas's regenerative abilities to enhancing the Sphere Barrier with support from Agams/Terraphaser before being swiftly destroyed by Decker after the Ultra acquires Dynamic Type. Spheresaurus were last seen during Sphere-Geomos' reign of terror, as they arrived from the future to reinforce the Sphere Barrier. The first one was killed by Nursedessei's S-Plasma-enhanced Nurse Cannon, while the second breed was killed by Ultraman Dyna upon arrival.
Sphere Obelisk (スフィアオベリスク, Sufia Oberisuku): A trio of giant pillars formed by the Sphere Soldiers to drain the Earth of its energy and redirect it to empower the Sphere Barrier. Upon empowerment by the Sphere Soldiers, Terraphaser creates them to call forth Mother Spheresaurus while at the same time resurrecting Sphere-Gomora, Sphere-Red King and Sphere-Neomegas as guardians against Ultraman Decker's assault.

Mother Sphere
Mother Sphere (マザースフィア, Mazā Sufia; 23-25) is the queen of the Spheres who is also their main body and exists by transcending time and space. Due to her nature, the Mother Sphere rarely acts on her own and is called forth to fully assimilate a planet that is under the Sphere's grasp as Strongest Sphere Monster Mother Spheresaurus (最強スフィア獣マザースフィアザウルス, Saikyō Sufia-jū Mazā Sufiazaurusu). When Agams facilitate the Sphere invasion in the present day Earth and assists the Sphere Soldiers' attempt at enhancing the barrier surrounding the planet, Mother Sphere appears and contemplates to absorb the Eternity Core for herself. Having killed Agams when he tried to redeem himself, she fights against the combined forces of the Ultras and GUTS-Select and briefly assimilating them into her own being. However her targets escape after refusing to discard their free will, targeting her energy core for Decker to deliver the finishing blow. With Mother Spheresaurus' death, the Spheres ceased to exist.
As Mother Spheresaurus, her main ability is to fire an energy beam from the core on its chest and using the crystals on her body to fire multitudes of light beams. Her ability to transcends time and space allows her to traverse between different periods of time and accessing the Eternity Core despite its entrance was sealed prior to the series.
Mother Spheresaurus is voiced by Sayaka Ohara (大原さやか, Ōhara Sayaka).

Agams the Bazdor
Agams the Bazdor (バズド星人アガムス, Bazudo Seijin Agamusu; Alien Bazdo "Agams") is an alien who poses as the scientist named Yuichiro Asakage (アサカゲユウイチロウ, Asakage Yūichirō) from TPU's technology division and is a supporting antagonist in Ultraman Decker.
From Planet Bazdo (バズド星, Bazudo-sei), Agams and his people are one of the many resistance forces who fought against the invading Spheres, but after losing his wife Laelia and seeing his planet doomed to be assimilated, Agams came to the conclusion that the creatures' attack on civilized planets are inevitable, coupled with blaming mankind for all the mess that happened and Decker in particular. To that end, he time travels to the farthest in Earth's past and works under TPU to create Terraphaser. As "Asakage", Agams develops new armaments for them and regularly comes to Nursedessei to deliver said items, as well as guiding them in the use of their mechs during battle. In the midst of GUTS-Select's subsequent battles, Agams launches the DG Plan (DG計画, Dī Jī Keikaku) to create Terraphaser as part of strengthening TPU and GUTS-Select's assets, but in truth aims to use the robot as part of his plan in assisting the Spheres to consume Planet Earth. Agams' ambition is put to a temporary stop when Kanata wields the power of Decker Dynamic Type and destroys both Spheresaurus and Terraphaser, leaving Agams on the run from TPU authorities. After helping the Spheres reaching their objective, Agams eventually redeem himself when Kanata reminds him of Laelia's wish, with her spirit visiting him as well. Having freed the Earth from the Sphere Barrier, Agams dies when Mother Spheresaurus opens fire on Terraphaser's cockpit. He was last seen with Laelia's spirit, watching Kanata after his success in repelling the Sphere invasion before the couple passes on to the afterlife.
Agams' weapon is the Phase Riser (フェイズライザー, Feizu Raizā), a device which allows him to disable Terraphaser remotely and acts as his control device when piloting the robot. It also allows him to access the Mons Dimension Cards as part of strengthening the robot.
Agams is portrayed by Yu Koyanagi (小柳友, Koyanagi Yū), who previously portrays Run in Ultraman Zero: The Revenge of Belial.

Professor Gibellus
Alien Zozogiga Professor Gibellus (ゾゾギガ星人プロフェッサー・ギベルス, Zozogiga Seijin Purofessā Giberusu) is the main antagonist of Ultraman Decker Finale: Journey to Beyond. Piloting the experimental site/mobile fortress Space Experiment Fortress Zorgaus (実験要塞艇ゾルガウス, Jikken Yōsai-tei Zorugausu) with an alien army under his lead, Gibellus aims to rule the skies over Earth while finding himself opposed by GUTS-Select and Dinas. In his Gigalogaiser form, he was killed by Ultraman Decker.
Professor Gibellus can transform into Galactic Empire Beast Gigalogaiser (銀河皇獣ギガロガイザ, Ginga Kōjū Gigarogaiza) that can also combine with Zorgaus to become Galactic Fortress Beast Zor-Gigalogaiser (銀河要塞獣ゾルギガロガイザ, Ginga Yōsai-jū Zoru Gigarogaiza).
Professor Gibellus is voiced by Ryūsei Nakao (中尾隆聖, Nakao Ryūsei).

Magma Invasion Army
Magma Invasion Army (マグマ星人侵略軍, Maguma Seijin Shinryaku-gun) are an army of Alien Magma who serves as antagonists to Ultraman Regulos. The army launched their attack on Planets L77 and D60, setting forth the events of Ultraman Leo and contributing to Regulos' capture in Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad.

Volcan
Volcan, the Magma Invasion Army Admiral (マグマ侵略軍提督ヴォルカン, Maguma Shinryaku-gun Teitoku Vorukan) is the commander that leads the Magma Invasion Army in against Planets L77 and D60. He was killed by Regulos, but before his death, he knew Regulos who came from unidentified planet.
Volcan has the ability to turn his malice into poison, attacking enemies with his Magma Poison Hand Strike (マグマ毒手拳, Maguma Dokushu-ken). He also wears an armor which was copied from Alien Empera's Armored Darkness, granting him protection despite being inferior to the original model.
Volcan is voiced by Takaya Kuroda (黒田崇矢, Kuroda Takaya) in Japanese, who previously voiced an Alien Magma in Ultraman Taiga, and by Douglas Kirk in English respectively.

Yurub
Yurub of the Inferno Magma Siblings (マグマ地獄兄妹ユラブ, Maguma Jigoku Kyōdai Yurabu) is the captain of the Magma Invasion Army that attacks Planet D60, setting his forces against the Cosmo Beast Fighters. Other than participating in the front lines, Yurub's cruelty in the battlefield is tempered by his compassion to his younger sister. He was killed by Instructor Phoros.
Yurub is voiced by Koichi Toshima in Japanese, who previously portrayed an Alien Magma in Secret Origins of the Nursedessei, and by Eric Kelso in English respectively.

Lava
Lava of the Inferno Magma Siblings (マグマ地獄兄妹ラバ, Maguma Jigoku Kyōdai Raba) is the vice-captain of the Magma Invasion Army, as well as Yurub's subordinate and his younger sister. She fights using a pair of short swords and her speed to create combo attacks. She was killed by Tubahn.
Lava is voiced by Meiku Harukawa in Japanese, and by Hannah Grace in English respectively.

Alien Reiblood
Ultimate Lifeform Alien Reiblood (究極生命体レイブラッド星人, Kyūkyoku Seimei-tai Reiburaddo Seijin) is the main antagonist of Ultraman Regulos: First Mission and first appeared in Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle. Purged from Belial's mental body in Ultraman Geed, Alien Reiblood's spirit encountered Tartarus and became a Parallel Isotope before obtaining the body of Reibatos through Alien Zarab's help. His Reibatos body was destroyed by Regulos, Ribut, Powered, Great, and the Ultra Force and he was forced to withdraw.
Alien Reiblood is voiced by Holly Kaneko in Japanese and by Jeff Manning in English respectively.

Minor characters
Ultraman Trigger
Reina Manaka (マナカレイナ, Manaka Reina): The 49 year old worker of Sizuma Foundation who is the leading archaeologist in exploring Trigger's resting place on Mars. 20 years prior to the series, Reina discovered an infant Kengo nearby Trigger's statue and adopted the boy as her own son, having well aware of his true nature prior to the ancient Ultra's resurrection. She is portrayed by Megumi Yokoyama (横山めぐみ, Yokoyama Megumi).
Yoko Nakashima (ナカシマヨウコ, Nakashima Yōko; 7): STORAGE's ace pilot, who boarded the Space Sevenger in an attempt to assist Ultraman Z in recovering King Joe SC from Alien Barossa IV. Rima Matsuda (松田リマ, Matsuda Rima) reprises her voice role as Yoko Nakashima.
Yurika Shizuma (シズマユリカ, Shizuma Yurika; 9): Mitsukuni's wife and Yuna's mother, who was also a descendant of Yuzare's bloodline. Yurika was the person who guided young Mitsukuni during his arrival from the Neo Frontier universe and helped familiarizing him with the universe he was stranded in. Yurika died at some point after Yuna's birth, leaving Mitsukuni to raise and protect their daughter in the former's absence. She is portrayed by Rina Aizawa (逢沢りな, Aizawa Rina).
Secret Origins of the Nursedessei
Michiru Hotta (ホッタミチル, Hotta Michiru; 16, 25): Hotta's wife and a full-time housewife. A former TPU ace pilot, she is occasionally brought in as a temporary instructor. She recommended that Tatsumi recruits Himari into GUTS-Select. She is portrayed by Mio Makita (牧田未央, Makita Mio).
Ultraman Decker
Daishiro Asumi (アスミダイシロウ, Asumi Daishirō; 1, 25): Kanata's grandfather, who gave the former his blessing to join TPU after the events of Sphere's invasion. He is portrayed by Ikko Suzuki (鈴木一功, Suzuki Ikkō).
Shiro Asumi (アスミシロウ, Asumi Shirō; 2, 19) and Tokiko Asumi (アスミトキコ, Asumi Tokiko; 2, 19): Kanata's parents, who went to Mars around the same time when the Sphere invasion took place, forcing them to be separated from Kanata and Daishiro. While taking refuge under the former GUTS-Select members' protection, Kengo took the time to reveal the Asumi couple of their son's exploits on Earth and the two agree to deliver a recorded message to their, congratulating him on his participation as a GUTS-Select member. Shiro and Tokiko are portrayed by Asao Onuma (小沼朝生, Onuma Asao) and Miyuki Natsume (夏目実幸, Natsume Miyuki) respectively.
Maki Shigenaga (シゲナガマキ, Shigenaga Maki; 10): Kaizaki's mentor and a former chief of TPU's Monster Research Lab. Having discovered the buried remains of a monster, Shigenaga plans to create Neomegas as an alternative to the Ultras, but was fired from her position in TPU after Kaizaki discovered her plans. Up until the present day, Shigenaga works with underground sponsors to create Neomegas and was arrested after her monster's destruction. She is portrayed by Mami Nomura (野村真美, Nomura Mami).
Decker Asumi (デッカー・アスミ, Dekkā Asumi; 14, 15): The descendant of Kanata who joins the fight against the Sphere forces as Ultraman Decker. However as a result of Agams' time travel machinations threatening the future of Earth, Decker is forced to surrender his powers to Kanata, bidding his time until the time travel device is optimized enough to send his entire being to the past. He arrives too late as Agams had already created Terrapahaser, but is able to support his ancestor and returns to his timeline once he can entrust Kanata with both Decker's powers and the fate of Earth. He is portrayed by Masashi Taniguchi (谷口賢志, Taniguchi Masashi).
Nagi Urasawa (浦澤ナギ, Urasawa Nagi; 20): A local historian and the last remaining Ragonite (羅権衆, Ragon-shū), a tribe that worships Ragon as their protector. 70 years prior to the series, the young Urasawa played with Ragon and was forced to part ways with the monster when it returned to its original dimension. While taking the job as a historian and trying to keep Ragon's legacy alive, she disguises herself as the monster to scare away developers who try to destroy the Ama's Arch in Mount Uzume. When the real Ragon rampages out of anger for being forgotten, Urasawa quells the monster and prepares to join Ragon in its departure, but Ichika and Ultraman Decker stop her before the portal closes. In the aftermath, she has made peace with Ragon's departure and gives Ichika the seashell from said monster as a parting gift. She is portrayed by Noriko Tatsu (竜のり子, Tatsu Noriko). As a child, she is portrayed by Akari Noda (野田あかり, Noda Akari).
Yuji Hiyama (ヒヤマユウジ, Hiyama Yūji; 21): The chairman of Scitech Laboratory Holdings. Having acquired a Sphere Soldier specimen, he aims to benefit the S-Plasma essence from the creature as a form of a renewable energy source, but the experiment resulted with said creature resurrecting itself and assimilating with the entire facility into Sphere-Geomos. He is portrayed by Shohei Abe (阿部翔平, Abe Shōhei), who previously portrayed Shingo Kuwabara in Ultraman Ginga.

Monsters and aliens

Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga
Dark Monsters
The Dark Monsters (闇怪獣, Yami Kaijū) are creatures manipulated by the Giants of Darkness in their attack against humanity.

Ultra-Ancient Dark Monster Golba (超古代闇怪獣ゴルバー, Chō Kodai Yami Kaijū Gorubā; 1): An ancient monster that appears as a hybrid of Golza and Melba from episode 1 of Ultraman Tiga. It was manipulated by Carmeara to attack the Martian colony and the underground pyramid where Trigger's petrified form was put to rest, but Kengo merged with the statue to bring Trigger back to life. The newly awakened Trigger fought the combined forces of Carmeara and Golba, resulting in the death of the latter monster when it was used as a meat shield against Zeperion Beam.
Ultra-Ancient Dark Monster Golba II (超古代闇怪獣ゴルバーII, Chō Kodai Yami Kaijū Gorubā Tsū; 18): An improved variant of the original Golba. It was launched after the entire GUTS-Select was put under the Morpheus D trance and manipulated by Kyriel to test their worth as potential saviors. Golba II was killed by Glitter Trigger Eternity's Eternity Banish.
Transformation Monster Gazort (変形怪獣ガゾート, Henkei Kaijū Gazōto; Movie): A monster that swallowed the Trigger Sky Type Hyper Key and was manipulated by Rylar into fighting against Trigger, who later on destroyed it after reclaiming said power for his own use. First appeared in episode 6 of Ultraman Tiga.
Transformation Dark Monster Gazort (変形闇怪獣ガゾート, Henkei Yami Kaijū Gazōto; 3): A corrupted version of Gazort that Hudram forced into being by merging countless Clitters (クリッター, Kurittā) with his dark tornado, using it to draw out Yuzare's sprit. It was killed by Ultraman Trigger Sky Type's Runboldt Arrow Strike.
Destructive Rampage Dragon Deathdrago (破壊暴竜デスドラゴ, Hakai Bōryū Desudorago; 5, Movie): The first monster that mankind encountered six years prior to Ultraman Trigger, hence the nickname the first monster (始まりの怪獣, Hajimari no Kaijū). During Deathdrago's first appearance, it fought against the GUTS Wing piloted by Mitsukuni Shizuma, forcing it to retreat but not without killing Akito's parents. Its presence convinced the worldwide governments into joining forces with Sizuma Foundation and forming TPU, as well as GUTS-Select. In the present day, Deathdrago appeared to resume its rampaging spree, only to be forced to retreat underground once it was overpowered by Trigger. Its horns can be used to unleash electrical discharges. In Episode Z, another Deathdrago was manipulated by Rylar to fight against Ultraman Trigger and Z.
Destructive Dark Rampage Dragon Deathdrago (破壊闇暴竜デスドラゴ, Hakai Yami Bōryū Desudorago; 5): While recuperating from its injuries underground, Carmeara empowered Deathdrago into a Dark Monster, gaining enhanced electrical attacks at the cost of its own free will. The monster resurfaced and fought against Trigger while Darrgon was targeting Yuna. It was killed by Trigger Sky Type's Runboldt Arrow Strike.
Petrification Dark Evil Monster Gargorgon (石化闇魔獣ガーゴルゴン, Sekika Yami Majū Gāgorugon; 9): One of the many monsters that rampaged on Earth during the Ultra-Ancient Civilization era. It was petrified into a stone statue after being deflected with its own petrifying beam by Yuzare, until its old master reawaken her in the present day to target Yuna. With the help of Mitsukuni in GUTS Wing, the monster's main eye was injured for Trigger to bisect it with his Multi Sword. Gargorgon's data was later saved into a Monster Key that GUTS-Select uses to petrify Metsu-Orochi at the cost of Nursedessei's Maxima Nurse Cannon. First appeared in episode 6 of Ultraman X.
Others
Vampire Monster Gymaira (吸血怪獣ギマイラ, Kyūketsu Kaijū Gimaira; 2): A space monster that had been on Earth at an unspecified point of time. It emerged from the sea where GUTS Falcon fought against it and was killed by Trigger after he pins the monster to the ground and firing Zeperion Beam at point blank. First appeared in episode 17 of Ultraman 80.
Ancient Underground Beast Oka-Gubila (古代地底獣オカグビラ, Kodai Chitei-jū Okagubira; 4): An underground variant of Gubila from episode 24 of Ultraman, the monster having adapted from its usual aquatic environment to evolve into an underground monster. Oka-Gubila surfaces after Ignis stole an ancient artifact which acted as a beacon for the monster, chasing the alien until he dropped the device. As Trigger fought the monster, Akito lured Oka-Gubila away from Yuna using the artifact, allowing Trigger to finish it with Delacium Claw Impact.
Planetary Destruction God Satandelos (惑星破壊神サタンデロス, Wakusei Hakai-shin Satanderosu; 6): A modified variant of Gigadelos from episode 14 of Ultraman Taiga. It was originally built by aliens for protection purposes, but the robot went berserk and assigned to Earth under Hudram's orders. With Ignis helped the team with disabling Satandelos' barrier generator, GUTS-Select was able to destroy the monster with Nursedessei's Nurse Cannon.
Space Pirate Alien Barossa IV (海賊宇宙人バロッサ星人 (四代目), Kaizoku Uchūjin Barossa Seijin (Yon-daime); 7): A space pirate who stole the King Joe SC from STORAGE, leading to a chase from Haruki/Z and Yoko/Space Sevenger. After using Bullton and ended up stranded in Kengo's Earth, he came across Ignis and was forced to grow large to reclaim the stolen Ultra Medals. He was killed by the combined forces of Ultraman Trigger and Z during his futile attempt to escape. He is voiced by Kiyotaka Taguchi (田口清隆, Taguchi Kiyotaka), his race first appearing in episode 9 of Ultraman Z.
Pirate Chick Monster Baby Zandrias "Kedamya" (海賊雛怪獣ベビーザンドリアスケダミャー, Kaizoku Hina Kaijū Bebī Zandoriasu Kedamyā; 7): Barossa IV's accomplice and his personal translator. During the alien's arrival to Kengo's Earth, Kedamya stole the Ultra Medals but loses it when Ignis return them to Haruki. After Barossa IV's defeat, Kedamya left Earth after picking a fight with the Lishurian. Voiced by Kaede Yuasa (湯浅かえで, Yuasa Kaede), the infant creature first appearing in episode 1 of Ultraman Taiga.
Four-Dimensional Monster Bullton (四次元怪獣ブルトン, Yojigen Kaijū Buruton; 7): A space creature with the ability to manipulate dimensions. Barossa IV summoned Bullton to escape from his pursuers, only to ended up bringing Haruki/Z as well to Kengo's Earth. First appeared in episode 17 of Ultraman.
SC (特空機, Tokkūki): A series of robots developed by STORAGE to fight against monsters in Ultraman Z.
SC-1M Space Sevenger (特空機1号改宇宙セブンガー, Tokkūki Ichi-gō Kai Uchū Sebungā; 7): A modified version of STORAGE's Sevenger, used for the purpose of space travel. Yoko piloted the robot while chasing Barossa IV alongside Z, only to be separated as a result of Bullton. First appeared in episode 6 of Sevenger Fight.
SC-3 King Joe STORAGE Custom (特空機3号キングジョーストレイジカスタム, Tokkūki San-gō Kingu Jō Sutoreiji Kasutamu; 7, 8): A robot built through reverse engineering of a King Joe unit. It was stolen by Alien Barossa IV and ended up crashing on Kengo's Earth, where it remains there until the Dada (PDO-3) took over as part of their agenda to conquer Earth and fighting their opponents. After Dada PDO-3A possessed King Joe SC, it was scrapped by the combined powers of Trigger and Z, forcing the latter to salvage whatever remains of said robot left in hopes of fixing it once returned to STORAGE. First appeared in episode 11 of Ultraman Z.
Three-Faced Phantom Dada (PDO-3) (三面怪人ダダ (PDO-3), Sanmen Kaijin Dada (Pī Dī Ō Surī); 8): Digital offshoots (PDO-3A, PDO-3B, and PDO-3C) of the Dada alien race born from the latter's own DNA. They existed as computer lifeforms bent on conquering Earth through a global scale cyberattack. After failing to disable GUTS-Select through possessing their Nursedessei, the Dada hijacked King Joe SC as their support in against Trigger and Z. After the Nursedessei destroyed the Dada's nucleus, the cyber creature was killed in the destruction of King Joe SC by Trigger and Z. First appeared in episode 6 of Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero.
Transformation Monster Zaragas (変身怪獣ザラガス, Henshin Kaijū Zaragasu; 10): An underground monster that was slumbering beneath a city. It was awakened due to the effects of the Eternity Core and later the vibrations caused by Darrgon and fought against Trigger. Due to its adaptive ability, Nanase took Akito's advice to fire hydrogen missiles to halt the monster's cells for Trigger to finish it with Deracium Beam Torrent. First appeared in episode 36 of Ultraman.
Space Dragon Nurse (宇宙竜ナース, Uchū Ryū Nāsu; 15): Alien Wild's transportation saucer from the events of Secret Origins of the Nursedessei. As TPU fixed his ship during his stay on Earth, Alien Wild provided them with the schematics of Nurse, which allows Marluru and Akito to use it in order to design the Nursedessei. The data of Nurse was inscribed into a Monster Key for GUTS-Select to transform their ship into its Battle Mode. First appeared in episode 11 of Ultraseven.
Legendary Galactic Infernal Beast Metsu-Orga (宇宙伝説魔獣メツオーガ, Uchū Densetsu Majū Metsu Ōga; 16): A monster that is based on Woola of Ultraman Taiga, it was notorious for consuming and ravaged on countless astronomical objects before arriving on Earth. Due to its destructive nature, Hudram has no intention of using it to find the Eternity Core, but decided to unleash it to mankind to satiate his own twisted enjoyment. It was defeated by Nursedessei's Maxima Nurse Cannon after Trigger lift it up, but Metsu-Orga used the previously absorbed energies to evolve into Metsu-Orochi.
New Legendary Galactic Infernal Beast Metsu-Orochi (新宇宙伝説魔獣メツオロチ, Shin Uchū Densetsu Majū Metsu Orochi; 16, 17): Metsu-Orga's later evolution, resembling Maga-Orochi of Ultraman Orb. With all means if weaponry failed, GUTS-Select was forced to temporarily petrify Orochi with Gargorgon's power at the cost of Nursedessei's Maxima Nurse Cannon. The next day, Ignis/Trigger Dark fought against the monster as Kengo in GUTS Falcon destroys Orochi's horn, stripping it of its absorption powers and allowing Glitter Trigger Eternity to finish it with Eternity Banish. Metsu-Orochi also appeared in a flashback in episode 17 of Ultraman Decker.
Lishurians (17): Ignis' race of aliens from Planet Lishuria, most of them perished during Hudram's invasion on their planet, leaving the former as a sole survivor. From Ignis' flashback, his four Lishurian friends are portrayed by Yoshinori Matsubayashi (松林慶知, Matsubayashi Yoshinori), Hiroshi Ito (伊藤浩志, Itō Hiroshi), Chihisa Katoh (加藤千尚, Katō Chihisa), and Nanae Nishitani (西谷菜々恵, Nishitani Nanae).
Poison Flame Monster Segmeger (毒炎怪獣セグメゲル, Dokuen Kaijū Segumegeru; 18): A monster from Trigger Dark and Carmeara's past. First appeared in episode 5 of Ultraman Taiga.
Spiritual Life Form Kyriel (精神生命体キリエル人, Seishin Seimeitai Kirieru-bito; 18, 19): A race of beings from the other dimension who previously fought against Ultraman Tiga in his titular series in a bid to earn the title of mankind's savior. Kyriel appeared in a human form in Kengo's world where he manipulated the Morpheus R (モルフェウスR, Morufeusu Āru) energy wave to put the GUTS-Select and the Giants of Darkness into a state of trance to determine their status as mankind's savior, eventually gaining the candidate in the form of Yuna. When Yuna choose to support Trigger in his fight against the Giants of Darkness, Kyriel decides to fight the Ultra on his own. He is portrayed by Makoto Takahashi (高橋麻琴, Takahashi Makoto).
Infernal Warrior Kyrieloid (炎魔戦士キリエロイド, Enma Senshi Kirieroido; 19): The Kyriels' combat form, used to fight Trigger after he was exhausted from fighting the Giants of Darkness. The tide of the battle is then changed to Trigger's favor when Tiga joins the fight and is killed by the combination of both Ultras' Zeperion Beams. First appeared in episode 3 of Ultraman Tiga.
Electroshock Beastman Barriguiler (電撃獣人バリガイラー, Dengeki Jūjin Barigairā; 20): A blue oni-themed monster with Kansai dialect who resembles Gorothunder from Ultraman Taiga and wields the Barrilin Club (バリリン棒, Baririn-bō). Prior to the series, Barriguiler had once arrived on Earth and faced against Yuzare from the Ultra Ancient Era before he left after being defeated. In the present day, he was hired by Hudram to capture Yuna in exchange of his favorite food, facing against Trigger along the way and even using Akito as a leverage. Once Yuna revealed the space creature of Hudram's empty promise, Barriguiler assists Trigger in defeating Hudram and departed from Earth on good terms. He is voiced by Kentaro Shimazu (島津健太郎, Shimazu Kentarō).
Blue Foam Monster Aboras (青色発泡怪獣アボラス, Seishoku Happō Kaijū Aborasu; 21): An ancient monster from 350 million years prior who was sealed alongside its rival Banila due to their poisonous body composition. The lightning from Barriguiler's attack caused Aboras to be resurrected first before Banila joins along as they fought in the middle of the city. Aboras was killed by Glitter Trigger Eternity, while its poisonous essence was purified by Trigger Dark to prevent damages to the nearby environment. First appeared in episode 19 of Ultraman.
Red Fire Monster Banila (赤色火焔怪獣バニラ, Sekishoku Kaen Kaijū Banira; 21): Aboras' rival who share the same fate of being sealed in the distant past before the two were released to fight against each others. Due to Banila's flame capable of cancelling out Aboras' foam, Trigger Dark use it to save Kengo before for both Triggers to fight against them. Banila was destroyed by Trigger Dark, followed by Glitter Trigger Eternity purging the poison away from populated areas. First appeared in episode 19 of Ultraman.
Clockwork Warrior Mecha Musashin (カラクリ武者メカムサシン, Karakuri Musha Meka Musashin; 22): A samurai mecha that Ignis installs as his trap system to prevent Kengo and Akito's interference from his search for the Eternity Core. The mecha was destroyed by Glitter Trigger Eternity and Nursedessei's Battle Mode, with its sword used by Trigger Dark in his final fight against Hudram. Its weapons are Janomegasser (ジャノメガッサー, Janomegassā) and Musashin Sword (ムサシンソード, Musashin Sōdo), while its set of attacks are Fujiyama Slash Wave (フジヤマ斬波, Fujiyama Zanpa), Hazy Moon Projectile (オボロ月, Oborozuki), Fallen Warrior Aura: Spirit Orb Wheel (落ち武者オーラ・ヒトダマ大車輪, Ochimusha Ōra Hitodama Daisharin) and Ukiyo-e Barrier (ウキヨ防壁, Ukiyo Bōheki). It is voiced by Tomonobu Koshi (越知靖, Koshi Tomonobu).
Ancient Monster Gomora (古代怪獣ゴモラ, Kodai Kaijū Gomora; 24): One of the many monsters to exist since the Ultra Ancient Civilization, who had its data inscribed into a Monster Key used by GUTS-Select as part of empowering their attacks. Gomora was one of the many Earth monsters to surface during Megalothor's reign of terror. First appeared in episode 26 of Ultraman.
Subterranean Monster Telesdon (地底怪獣テレスドン, Chitei Kaijū Teresudon; 24) and Berserk Monster Arstron (凶暴怪獣アーストロン, Kyōbō Kaijū Āsutoron; 24): Two of the many Earth monsters to surface during Megalothor's reign of terror. First appeared in episodes 22 of Ultraman and episode 1 of Return of Ultraman respectively.
Subterranean Monster Pagos (地底怪獣パゴス, Chitei Kaijū Pagosu; 24, Movie): One of the many Earth monsters to surface during Megalothor's reign of terror. Two years later, it was manipulated by the Rylar cult into attacking the TPU headquarters to cover their escape. It fought against and was destroyed by Ultraman Z Alpha Edge. First appeared in episode 18 of Ultra Q.
Ferocious Space Shark Genegarg (凶暴宇宙鮫ゲネガーグ, Kyōbō Uchū Zame Genegāgu; Movie): A monster that Rylar manipulated alongside the second Deathdrago, fighting against Trigger and Z. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Z.

Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Destined Crossroad
Friendly Giant Bird Lidorias (友好巨鳥リドリアス, Yūkō Kyochō Ridoriasu; Prologue): Musashi's bird monster companion from Earth, it joined the fight with Cosmos in against the invading Absolutians. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Cosmos.
Great Space Monster Bemstar (宇宙大怪獣ベムスター, Uchū Dai Kaijū Bemusutā; 1): A space monster and a Devil Splinter victim that was killed by Ginga and Taiga in Planet Penol (惑星ペノル, Wakusei Penoru). First appeared in episode 18 of Return of Ultraman.
Empire Hunting Soldiers Darklops (帝国猟兵ダークロプス, Teikoku Ryōhei Dākuropusu; 1, 2): The Belial Galactic Empire's mass-produced combat robots that guarded a Devil Splinter in the ruins of the empire until X, Geed, and Titas destroyed them. First appeared in Ultraman Zero: The Revenge of Belial.
Empire Machine Soldiers Legionoids (帝国機兵レギオノイド, Teikoku Kihei Regionoido; 1, 2): The Belial Galactic Empire's mass-produced combat robots that guarded a Devil Splinter in the ruins of the empire until X, Geed, and Titas destroyed them. First appeared in Ultraman Zero: The Revenge of Belial.
Oil Monster Pestar (油獣ペスター, Yujū Pesutā; 1): A monster in Planet Liquitor (惑星リクエター, Wakusei Rikuetā) and a Devil Splinter victim that was killed by Fuma. The Devil Splinter is later claimed by Gina Specter under The Kingdom's orders. First appeared in episode 13 of Ultraman.
Capsule Monsters (カプセル怪獣, Kapuseru Kaijū; 6): Ultraseven's trio of monsters; Windom (ウインダム, Uindamu), Miclas (ミクラス, Mikurasu) and Agira (アギラ) from his titular series that he kept in person and deployed when he is incapable of direct intervention. When Tartarus unleashed a platoon of Absolutian grunts on Planet Babel, Seven deployed them to support the Ultra Warriors in their fight.

Galaxy Rescue Force Voice Drama
Great Space Monster Bemstar (7): A space monster that fought against Ribut and Melos using its flight speed. It was killed by Ultraman Neos.
Space Sea Phantom Alien Valky (宇宙海人バルキー星人, Uchū Kaijin Barukī Seijin; 11): An alien who appeared on an ocean planet to raise Samekichi, wanting to raise the monster at the cost of said planet's ecosystem. Joneus and Sora helped reaching a compromise with the Valky by shrinking Samekichi to an appropriate size. He is voiced by Tetsuo Kishi and first appeared in episode 53 of Ultraman Taro.
Marine Animal Samekujira "Samekichi" (海獣サメクジラサメキチ, Kaijū Samekujira Samekichi; 11): Alien Valky's infant Samekujira, who he plans to raise on an ocean planet in anticipation of the monster's growth despite the threat it pose to the planet's ecosystem. Through an agreement with Joneus, Samekichi was shrunk into a manageable size for Valky's convenience. Its race first appeared in episode 53 of Ultraman Taro.
Space Iron-Severing Monster Dinozaur (宇宙斬鉄怪獣ディノゾール, Uchū Zantesu Kaijū Dinozōru; 14): Originally traveling with its herd, a single Dinozaur went split from its group and landed on a planet. Ribut and Poccola were forced to purge Dinozaur off the planet when its presence threatened the ecosystem. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Mebius.
Saucer Creature Nova (円盤生物ノーバ, Enban Seibutsu Nōba; 17, 21, 25, 28): Alien Babarue RB's Battlenizer monster, through which he uses it to commit petty thefts to make ends meet. Nova originally fought against Ribut and Melos until it was called in to retreat by its master. Following RB's enlistment into Galaxy Rescue Force, Nova is also registered into the team and is occasionally called as his support during combat. First appeared in episode 49 of Ultraman Leo.
Skull Monster Red King (どくろ怪獣レッドキング, Dokuro Kaijū Reddo Kingu; 21): A holographic monster that fought against Ribut, Poccola, and RB during training in simulated combat inside the virtual simulator. It was defeated through the latter's Nova. First appeared in episode 8 of Ultraman.
Transparent Monster Neronga (透明怪獣ネロンガ, Tōmei Kaijū Neronga; 27, 28): Daada's monster that was killed alongside him, Kelbim, and Giestron by the Galaxy Rescue Force members. First appeared in episode 3 of Ultraman.
Brutal Space Monster Kelbim (宇宙凶険怪獣ケルビム, Uchū Kyōken Kaijū Kerubimu; 27, 28): Daada's monster that was killed alongside him, Neronga, and Giestron by the Galaxy Rescue Force members. First appeared in episode 4 of Ultraman Mebius.
Ferocious Monster Giestron (凶猛怪獣ギーストロン, Kyōmō Kaijū Gīsutoron; 27, 28): Daada's monster that was killed alongside him, Neronga, and Kelbim by the Galaxy Rescue Force members. First appeared in the Ultraman Festival 2019.

Secret Origins of the Nursedessei
Space Yeti Alien Wild "Zagar" (宇宙野人ワイルド星人ザガァ, Uchū Yajin Wairudo Seijin Zagaa; 14, 15, 25): An alien with a Niigata dialect whose spaceship, Nurse, crash-landed on Earth and tried to repair it through various illegal works. Although his actions were discovered, TPU decided to help him fix Nurse in return for a copy of the ship's schematics. He marries Terumi Yazaki. He is portrayed by Kōichi Toshima, his race first appearing in episode 11 of Ultraseven.

Ultraman Decker
Sphere Synthetic Monsters
Sphire Synthetic Monsters (スフィア合成獣, Sufia Gōsei-jū) are creatures born from the Spheres assimilating into their intended target, forcing them to become extensions of their will.

Ancient Monster Gomora (3): A subterranean monster that mysteriously awakened. While terrorizing the urban area, GUTS-Select members formed an attack plan by severing the monster's tail and luring it away from the citizen. First appeared in episode 26 of Ultraman.
Ancient Synthetic Monster Sphere Gomora (古代合成獣スフィアゴモラ, Kodai Gōsei-jū Sufia Gomora; 3, 23): As a result of the Spheres' intervention, Gomora was assimilated with them and fused into the first Sphere Synthetic Monster, gaining attacks such as Sphere Ultra Oscillation Wave (スフィア超振動波, Sufia Chō Shindō-ha) and Sphere Shock Wave (スフィア衝撃波, Sufia Shōgeki-ha). The monster fought against Decker Strong Type and is destroyed by Dolnade Breaker. Much later, Sphere-Gomora is recreated by the Spheres as one of the three guards of the Sphere Obelisk before its death by Decker Dynamic Type.
Sphere Megalothor (7, 8): See above
Skull Monster Red King (9): A monster that Grace fights to protect Mika when it rampages in the urban area. Red King retreats when GUTS-Select joins the fray, getting infected by the Spheres off-screen.
Skull Synthetic Monster Sphere Red King (どくろ合成獣スフィアレッドキング, Dokuro Gōsei-jū Sufia Reddo Kingu; 9, 23): While retreating elsewhere, Red King gets infected by the Spheres into its current form, gaining enhanced brute strength and the ability to emit shockwaves. It retains its weak point at the neck, which GUTS Gryphon exploits by firing the Hyper Thorn Laser while Grace hold off the monster. Much later, Sphere-Red King is recreated by the Spheres as one of the three guards of the Sphere Obelisk before its death by Decker Dynamic Type.
Newly Constructed Monster Neomegas (新創獣ネオメガス, Shinsō-jū Neomegasu; 10): A clone monster which former TPU monster researcher Maki Shigenaga created using an unnamed dormant monster that she discovered and synthesize it with the cells of other monsters. To keep the monster in control and its full power at bay, she implants a control device to its brain, which is linked to her pendant. Neomegas fought against both Sadola and King Guesra as a form of demonstration before GUTS-Select catching up to her actions. When Sawa destroys the controller pendant, Neomegas went berserk with its limiter removed. In GUTS Hawk, HANE2 bails Decker from the ensuing blast and drops him to perform Dolnade Breaker. Neomegas is destroyed, with remains of its cells salvaged by TPU to prevent attempts at reviving it through cloning. The monster is based on Neosaurus from episode 16 of Ultraman Dyna.
Newly Constructed Synthetic Monster Sphere Neomegas (新創合成獣スフィアネオメガス, Shinsō Gōsei-jū Sufia Neomegasu; 12, 23): Using Neomegas' leftover thorn, the Spheres resurrect the monster as an addition to their forces. Sphere-Neomegas made its way to the Sorafune City's spaceport, exactly where Spheresaurus first attacked a year prior and defeats Decker through the assistance of a few Sphere Soldiers. After injecting energy substance to the Earth for overnight, Sphere-Neomegas fought against the combined forces of GUTS-Select/TPU and Ultraman Decker. The monster is obliterated by HANE2/Terraphaser's TR Mega Buster, with Decker providing cover against the Synthetic Monster's attacks. Much later, Sphere-Neomegas is recreated by the Spheres as one of the three guards of the Sphere Obelisk before its death by Decker Dynamic Type.
Sphere Judgementer Galactron MK2 (スフィアジャッジメンターギャラクトロンMK2, Sufia Jajjimentā Gyarakutoron Māku Tsū; 19): An updated variant of Galactron who was one of the many leftover debris from TPU Moon Base's ruins. The robot becomes a vessel for the Spheres to fight against Ultraman Trigger and Decker and is destroyed by the Ultras' strongest forms. First appeared in Ultraman Geed the Movie.
S-Plasma Fusion Monster Sphere Geomos (Sプラズマ融合獣スフィアジオモス, Esu Purazuma Yūgō-jū Sufia Jiomosu; 21): A monster that was born from a Sphere Soldier assimilating with building and technology. Using the power of S-Plasma, Sphere-Geomos brings several Spheresaurus from the future to continue the Sphere's assimilation process on Earth, only to be foiled by Ultraman Decker and the time-displaced Ultraman Dyna. The monster is based on Geomos and Neo Geomos from episodes 35 and 36 of Ultraman Dyna.
Others
Destructive Rampage Dragon Deathdrago (2): A monster from episode 5 of New Generation Tiga, resurfacing a year after the Spheres had isolated Earth from the solar system. Deathdrago fought against the GUTS Falcon and Ultraman Decker, managing to weaken the latter until Miclas even the playing field by trouncing the monster. It was destroyed by Decker's Selgend Beam.
Dimension Card Monsters (ディメンションカード怪獣, Dimenshon Kādo Kaijū): Monsters summoned through the power of light, resulted when their Mons Dimension Cards are scanned into the Ultra D Flasher. They serve as supporters to Ultraman Decker when the latter is in need of reinforcements, but their operation time is limited. Through the Ultra Dual Sword, Decker can execute Triple Mons Scram (トリプルモンススクラム, Toripuru Monsu Sukuramu) to summon all three of them at once.
Miclas (2, 5, 9, 14): A monster with heavy emphasis on brute strength. First appeared in episode 3 of Ultraseven.
Agira (6, 9, 14): A monster that uses its horn as a sole weapon. First appeared in episode 32 of Ultraseven.
Windom (9, 14): A metallic bird monster with precisive aiming from its forehead. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraseven.
Destructive Monster Mons-Ahgar (破壊獣モンスアーガー, Hakai-jū Monsu Āgā; 4): A series of monsters commercially sold in outer space, one particular Mons-Ahgar was kept in a capsule and sent towards Earth 1,300 years prior. In the present day, Mons-Ahgar awakens after its capsule was dug out by the construction company of Tochinoki City, intending to destroy Earth to put a stop to their space exploration program. The monster is destroyed when Decker Strong Type smashes its head (the weak point), followed by GUTS Gryphon opening fire on the same spot. First appeared in episode 11 of Ultraman Dyna.
Space Monster Bemular (宇宙怪獣ベムラー, Uchū Kaijū Bemurā; 4): A holographic version of the monster. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman.
Dark Alien Alien Shaplay (暗黒星人シャプレー星人, Ankoku Seijin Shapurē Seijin): First appeared in episode 20 of Ultraseven.
4: A holographic version of the alien which appears in GUTS-Select's virtual training simulation.
Movie: One of the many servants under Professor Gibellus who invades the Nursedessei. He is voiced by Akira Hongo (本郷章, Hongō Akira).
Space Monster Eleking "Elly" (宇宙怪獣エレキングエリー, Uchū Kaijū Erekingu Erī; 5): An Eleking which "Yuko" keeps as a pet, working ends meet to sustain both the monster and her life. Because of Yuko overfeeding it and the Earth's atmospheric influence, Eleking grew rapidly to the size of an adult monster within a year, catching the attention of GUTS-Select when it consumes electricity at a nearby urban area. Eleking turned violent when it was overfed with TPU's emergency electricity supply until Ultraman Decker stops the monster with Miracle Type and regressing it back to its larva form. Because of this, Elly gets to live with Yuko once more, now with its feeding habit guided by Sawa. Its race first appeared in episode 3 of Ultraseven.
Lim Eleking (リムエレキング, Rimu Erekingu; 5): Elly's transitional form from its larva stage to a fully grown adult. First appeared in Ultraman Mebius as a Maquette Monster copy of the original monster.
Subterranean Monsters (地底怪獣, Chitei Kaijū; 6): Earth-dwelling monsters that lived beneath the park of Sorafune City. Due to the mining activity for Supercritical Metal (超臨海メタル, Chō Rinkai Metaru), Pagos and Gudon attacked the surface world and eventually dragging Ultraman Decker and GUTS-Select into their underground nest. The nest has since obliterated from Nursedessei Maxima Nurse Cannon.
Pagos (6): A monster that surfaces to feed on the mined Supercritical Metal, its appearance is heralded by a golden rainbow. After Decker gets dragged underground, Pagos team up with Gudon to fight the Ultra in their territory until Ryumon/GUTS Falcon fired a marker on Pagos' nape, allowing Nursedessei to destroy the monster and the Twin Tail colony nearing it.
Gudon (グドン; 6): Pagos' companion and the Twin Tails' predator who attacks from beneath the ground. Dragging Decker to their nest, Gudon proceed to team up with Pagos until it was teleported to the surface world by Decker Miracle Type and destroyed by Realiut Wave. First appeared in episode 5 of Return of Ultraman.
Telesdon (6): A monster that shares its nest with Gudon and Pagos, joining the two in overwhelming Decker. It was destroyed by the recently summoned Agira.
Twin Tail (ツインテール, Tsuin Tēru; 6): A group of monsters that lived underground, with Decker and Ryumon/GUTS Falcon happen to stumble upon their nest in the middle of fighting the other subterranean monsters. The Twin Tails are destroyed by Nursedessei Battle Mode's Maxima Nurse Cannon. First appeared in episode 5 of Return of Ultraman.
Ultra-Ancient Plant Gijeran (超古代植物ギジェラン, Chō Kodai Shokubutsu Gijeran; 8): Also known as Giant R'lyeh (巨大ルルイエ, Kyodai Ruruie), it is an ancient plant resembling Kengo's R'lyeh which is used by the Ultra-Ancient Civilization for medicinal purposes. When Carmeara ventured into the Eternity Core and transform into Megalothor, remnant of said plant latched into the monster. 10 years later, Gijeran is revived when Megalothor is resurrected by the power of Sphere, growing from a small flower to gigantic proportion overnight. To counter its hallucinating pollen, Yuna delivers the herbicide which is loaded into Nursedessei, spraying it causes the plant to wilt. The plant is based on Gijera from episode 45 of Ultraman Tiga.
Space Martial Artist Gregore "Grace" (宇宙格闘士グレゴール人グレース, Uchū Kakutō-shi Guregōru-jin Gurēsu; 9, Movie): A martial artist who is reputed as the Steel Phenomenon (鋼の魔人, Hagane no Majin) in outer space. He was originally intend to reach out to Ultraman Trigger as his final fight before retirement, but is trapped on Earth alongside Mika when the Spheres isolated the entire planet. A year later when he encounters Kanata and briefly return to fight Red King, GUTS-Select agrees to honor his wish, but the Sphere-Red King's intervention forces him to forfeit and held the monster long enough for GUTS Gryphon to take aim. Grace survives the fight nevertheless and is last seen under treatment from TPU. He is portrayed by Koji Nakamura (中村浩二, Nakamura Kōji), who previously portrayed Takanobu Kuwabara in Ultraman Gaia, his race first appearing in episode 31 of Ultraman Dyna.
Mika (ミカ; 9): Grace's daughter, who supports him in his career as a fighter. Her attempts at blackmailing Kanata is quickly shot down by Grace, but nevertheless gets her wish at seeing him fighting alongside Decker in against Sphere-Red King. She is portrayed by Haruna Enomoto (榎本遥菜, Enomoto Haruna).
Rock Monster Sadola (岩石怪獣サドラ, Ganseki Kaijū Sadora; 10): A monster which becomes Neomegas' first kill during its rampage in the urban area. First appeared in episode 3 of Return of Ultraman.
Sea Monster King Guesra (海獣キングゲスラ, Kaijū Kingu Gesura; 10): A venomous monster which rampages in an urban area. It was killed by Neomegas after firing its heat ray at point blank. First appeared in Superior Ultraman 8 Brothers.
Transformation Monster Gazort (11): A monster who disrupts the delivery of Terraphaser mid-air, forcing the robot to go on an unauthorized fight to defend itself. Gazort then left after the robot successfully delivered to its testing fight, with Raibasser and its flock of children succeeding the attack.
Lightning Bird Monster Raibasser (稲妻怪鳥ライバッサー, Inazuma Kaichō Raibassā; 11): A horned variant of Maga-Basser from episode 1 of Ultraman Orb, which has the ability to summon an electromagnetic typhoon and shooting volts of lightning from its abdomen. Raibasser continues where Gazort left off by disabling Terraphaser to the point of frying its original AI, forcing Asakage to replace it with HANE2 as the designated pilot. Terraphaser then uses its arsenal to overpower the bird monter, followed by Ultraman Decker delivering Triple Decker Scram as the finishing blow to destroy it.
Lightning Bird Monster Hinabasser (稲妻怪鳥ヒナバッサー, Inazuma Kaichō Hinabassā; 11): The Raibasser's chick who travels in a flock, attacking the GUTS-Select members to prevent getting HANE2 to activate Terraphaser. Once Raibasser begins to fight the robot, a human sized Ultraman Decker joins them in killing the small monsters before he rises up to deliver the killing blow against their giant brethren.
Noise Monster Noiseler (騒音怪獣ノイズラー, Sōon Kaijū Noizurā; 14): A monster that appeared targeting the city prior to Spheresaurus' return. It was killed by the combined power of Decker and Terraphaser. First appeared in episode 7 of Ultraman 80.
Laelia (レリア, Reria; 15, 22, 24, 25): A Bazdor native and Agams' wife, she lost her life during the Sphere's invasion on their planet. Her death becomes the catalyst to Agams' resentment towards mankind as a whole. When Mother Spheresaurus is about to approach the Earth, Laelia's spirit appears in front of Agams, encouraging him to make amends and finally redeeming himself. She is portrayed by Yuui Fujiyama (藤山由依, Fujiyama Yūi).
Twin-Headed Monster Pandon (双頭怪獣パンドン, Sōtō Kaijū Pandon; 16): The adult form of Spinnie after numerous exposure to the Ghosed Ore (ゴースド鉱石, Gōsudo Kōseki). It fought against and is killed by Decker's Decker Strong Dynamic. First appeared in episode 48 of Ultraseven.
Floating Baby Monster Spinnie (浮遊幼獣スピニー, Fuyū Yōjū Supinī; 16): An infant Pandon who crashed on Earth alongside the Ghosed Ore a few years prior to the Spheres imprisoning the Earth in Sphere Barrier. A few days after Agams showing his true colors to TPU, Spinnie appeared from its impact crater and frequenting at the Kariya City, where it manages to escape capture from TPU forces while visiting the Ghosed Ore on several occasions to both increase its power and accelerating its life cycle. While being chased by GUTS-Select, Spinnie gets fired by the young members as it fell into the crater, only to rise as an adult Pandon.
Ancient Monster Gomess (S) (古代怪獣ゴメス(S), Kodai Kaijū Gomesu (Esu); 17): A monster who is recognized by TPU as the larger variant of the smaller Gomess breed. Gomess (S) marches towards the Komie City around the same time when Murahoshi gets suspended by TPU for going AWOL a decade prior during Metsu-Orochi's attack. When Gomess (S) penetrated through all of TPU's defenses, Murahoshi is reinstated when Ryumon is able to exonerate his captain from his charges. While still recovering from his arm injury, Kanata/Decker is able to propel Gomess (S) midair before Nursedessei fires the Neo Maxima Nurse Cannon to finish off the monster. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey.
Extradimensional Being Yapool (異次元人ヤプール, Ijigen-jin Yapūru; 18, 19): A recurring foe of the Ultra Warriors who collaborated with Agams to eliminate Decker. By posing as Agams, he lures the Ultra into a trap and banished him to outer space where he intercepted Kanata and Kengo. Narrowly able to escape from being assimilated by the Spheres, Yapool is killed by the human-sized Trigger and Decker. He is voiced by Yasuhiro Kikuchi (菊池康弘, Kikuchi Yasuhiro) and first appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Ace.
Giant-Ant Terrible-Monster Aribunta (大蟻超獣アリブンタ, Ōari Chōjū Aribunta; 18): Yapool's ant-themed Terrible-Monster with burrowing capabilities. It was sent to initially dragging Ichika and Ryumon to their deaths before Decker saved them and fought the Terrible-Monster. Despite Agams' attempt at aiding Aribunta by summoning Terraphaser, the Terrible-Monster is killed by Decker Dynamic Type. Its resulting explosion is used by Yapool in a gambit to temporarily expel Decker away from Earth. First appeared in episode 5 of Ultraman Ace.
Security Robot Zomborg Soldier (警備ロボゾンボーグ兵, Keibi Robo Zonbōgu-hei; 19): A series of security robots stationed within the TPU Moon Base, all which were initially deactivated when the base was abandoned and being used as the Spheres' nest. During Kanata and Kengo's investigation, the robots reactivated under Yapool's will to fight against the two until they were destroyed. First appeared in episode 39 of Ultraman Dyna.
Space Robot King Joe (宇宙ロボットキングジョー, Uchū Robotto Kingu Jō): First appeared in episode 14 of Ultraseven.
19: One of the many robots laying around the abandoned TPU Moon Base.
Movie: Another King Joe is under ownership of an Alien Pedan who works under Gibellus' orders. It is destroyed by Ultraman Dinas.
Empire Machine Soldier Legionoid (19): One of the many robots laying around the abandoned TPU Moon Base.
Primordial Amphibian Ragon (海底原人ラゴン, Kaitei Genjin Ragon; 20): An aquatic creature who was revered as a deity by the Ragonites, the latter in turn performing a dance ritual in regular basis to appease the former. In the present day, Ragon reawakens when it was no longer revered by the locals and manages to defeat Decker in a cave in. However it was quelled of its anger by Nagi and returns to its home dimension. First appeared in episode 21 of Ultra Q.
Ragon Child (子ラゴン, Ko Ragon; 20): The Ragon's smaller form that appeared 70 years prior to play alongside the young Nagi. First appeared in episode 8 of Ultraman Orb as "Ragon Jr.".
Winged Monster Chandlar (有翼怪獣チャンドラー, Yūyoku Kaijū Chandorā; 22): A flying monster which Agams manipulated through a similar pendant used by Shigenaga to control Neomegas. Agams unleashed the monster when GUTS-Select surround his hideout as a distraction for his escape. It was killed by HANE2/GUTS Gryphon's Gryphon Talon Beam after GUTS-Select members anticipated the monster's arrival through their weapons. First appeared in episode 8 of Ultraman.
Dinas the Lavian (ラヴィー星人ディナス, Ravī Seijin Dinasu; Alien Lavie "Dinas"; Movie): A female alien and the host of Ultraman Dinas who joins forces with GUTS-Select against Gibellus' forces. Following Professor Gibellus' death, she joins TPU and its second space exploration team. She is portrayed by Kayano Nakamura (中村加弥乃, Nakamura Kayano).
Gibellus' alien army (Movie): An army of aliens under Professor Gibellus' leadership who has been enhanced through his experimentation and opposes GUTS-Select.
Alternate Dimension Alien Alien Icarus (異次元宇宙人イカルス星人, Ijigen Uchūjin Ikarusu Seijin): Gibellus' servant who was killed by Ultraman Dinas. He is voiced by Tomokazu Seki and first appeared in episode 10 of Ultraseven.
Strategy Alien Alien Pedan: Gibellus' servant who uses his own King Joe model. He is voiced by Danchō Yasuda (団長安田) of Yasuda Dai Circus.
Insect Alien Alien Ckalutch (昆虫宇宙人クカラッチ星人, Konchū Uchūjin Kukaratchi Seijin): Gibellus' servant who works under Alien Pedan's leadership. He is voiced by HIRO of Yasuda Dai Circus and first appeared in Ultraman Orb The Movie.
Alien Phantom Alien Zelan (宇宙怪人ゼラン星人, Uchū Kaijin Zeran Seijin): Gibellus' servant who works under Alien Pedan's leadership. He is voiced by Kuro-chan (クロちゃん) of Yasuda Dai Circus and first appeared in episode 31 of Return of Ultraman.
Galmess (ガルメス人, Garumesu-jin): Professor Gibellus' servant who works under Alien Pedan's leadership. He is voiced by Yoshihisa Arai (荒井義久, Arai Yoshihisa) and first appeared in Ultraman Orb The Movie.
Space Emperor Alien Bado (宇宙帝王バド星人, Uchū Teiō Bado Seijin): Gibellus' servant who invades the TPU headquarters. He also invaded Planet Ravie. He is voiced by Iori Yonahara (よなはら伊織, Yonahara Iori) and first appeared in episode 19 of Ultraseven.
Specter Phantom Alien Ghose (幽霊怪人ゴース星人, Yūrei Kaijin Gōsu Seijin): Gibellus' servant who invades the TPU headquarters. First appeared in episode 48 of Ultraseven.
Electric Wave Phantom Lecuum (電波怪人レキューム人, Denpa Kaijin Rekyūmu-jin): Gibellus' servant who invades the TPU headquarters. First appeared in episode 26 of Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy.
Slaughter Alien Hypnas (殺戮宇宙人ヒュプナス, Satsuriku Uchūjin Hyupunasu): Gibellus' servant who invades the TPU headquarters. First appeared in episode 8 of Ultraseven X.
Possessing Alien Alien Serpent (憑依宇宙人サーペント星人, Hyōi Uchūjin Sāpento Seijin): Gibellus' servant who invades the Nursedessei. First appeared in episode 39 of Ultraman Mebius.
Alien Groza (グローザ星系人, Gurōza Seikeijin): Gibellus' servant who invades the Nursedessei. He is a tribute to Grozam from episode 43 of Ultraman Mebius.
Anti-Gravity Alien Alien Godola (反重力宇宙人ゴドラ星人, Han Jūryoku Uchūjin Godora Seijin): Gibellus' servant who invaded Planet Lavie and was killed by Ultraman Dyna. First appeared in episode 4 of Ultra Seven.
Saber Tyrant Alien Magma: Gibellus' servant who invaded Planet Lavie.
Chick Monster Baby Zandrias (雛怪獣ベビーザンドリアス, Hina Kaijū Bebī Zandoriasu; Movie): A monster on Planet Lavie. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Taiga.
Young Parent Monster Young Mother Zandrias (若親怪獣ヤングマザーザンドリアス, Wakaoya Kaijū Yangu Mazā Zandoriasu; Movie): The mother of Baby Zandrias on Planet Lavie. First appeared in episode 1 of Ultraman Taiga.

Ultraman Regulos
Raptorial Monster Guebasser (猛禽怪獣グエバッサー, Mōkin Kaijū Guebassā): The original variant of Maga-Basser from episode 1 of Ultraman Orb, which appears on Planet D60. First appeared in episode 5 of Ultraman R/B.
Hitman Terrible-Monster Baraba (殺し屋超獣バラバ, Koroshiya Chōjū Baraba): The Terrible-Monster that Volcan obtained from Yapool. It was killed by Regulos. First appeared in episode 13 of Ultraman Ace.

Ultraman Regulos: First Mission
Vicious Alien Alien Zarab (凶悪宇宙人ザラブ星人, Kyōaku Uchūjin Zarabu Seijin): An alien who restored the body of Reibatos on Planet Maijii under Alien Reiblood's orders. In his Imit-Ultraman (にせウルトラマン, Nise Urutoraman) form, he was killed by Ribut. He is voiced by Masaya Kamikura (神倉雅弥, Kamikura Masaya) in Japanese and by Tom Constantine in English respectively and first appeared in episode 18 of Ultraman.
Freezing Monster Gandar (凍結怪獣ガンダー, Tōketsu Kaijū Gandā): A monster resurrected by Alien Reiblood possessing the body of Reibatos. It was killed by Scott. First appeared in episode 25 of Ultraseven.
Regenerating Monster Star Bem Gyeron (再生怪獣ギエロン星獣, Saisei Kaijū Gieron Seijū): A monster resurrected by Alien Reiblood possessing the body of Reibatos. It was killed by Chuck and Beth. First appeared in episode 26 of Ultraseven.
Bodyguard Monster Black King (用心棒怪獣ブラックキング, Yōjinbō Kaijū Burakku Kingu): A monster resurrected by Alien Reiblood possessing the body of Reibatos. It was killed by Great. First appeared in episode 37 of Return of Ultraman.
Space Bacterium Dallie (宇宙細菌ダリー, Uchū Saikin Darī): A monster resurrected and enlarged by Alien Reiblood possessing the body of Reibatos. It was killed by Powered. First appeared in episode 31 of Ultraseven.
Space Combat Robot Ultraman Shadow (宇宙戦闘ロボットウルトラマンシャドー, Uchū Sentō Robotto Urutoraman Shadō): A robot made by Alien Zarab. It was destroyed by Regulos. First appeared in Ultraman Zearth 2: Superman Big Battle - Light and Shadow.

Notes

References

Bibliography
ウルトラマントリガーなぞとふしぎブートアップ！！１２０ (in Japanese). Kodansha. 2 August 2021. ISBN 978-4-06-524536-1.
"宇宙船vol.174". Uchusen. 174 (（AUTUMN 2021.秋）). ホビージャパン. 2021-10-01. ISBN 978-4-79-862612-3.
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External links
Official website for the cast list of Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga (in Japanese)
Official website for the cast list of Ultraman Decker (in Japanese)

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Daitetsujin 17 (大鉄人17, Daitetsujin Wan-Sebun, "Giant Ironman 17") is a 1977 tokusatsu series created by Shotaro Ishinomori and produced by Toei. It revolves around a giant battle robot commanded by a young boy who fights the giant robots of an evil organization bent on world conquest. It is similar to Giant Robo in premise and how it ends.
The opening theme was performed by Ichirou Mizuki, Koorogi '73 and The Chirps.
Popy manufactured several toys based on the series - notably a transforming Chogokin version of the robot One-Seven (later released in America for the Godaikin line), vehicles based on One-Seven's Flying Fortress mode, the Sub Machine Flying Car, the Shigcon Tank and the Shigcon Jet, and a three-inch version of One-Seven, which was later released as "17" in Mattel's Shogun Warriors line.

Story
Brain is the world's greatest computer, and also the most intelligent being on planet Earth. One day, Brain decides to abandon its terrestrial moorings, and it is up to The Red Mufflers to track it down. Unfortunately, Brain has developed an amazing army of deadly giant robots, including one with a huge "17" emblazoned on its chest-plate, with which it plans to subjugate its creators. A young boy whose family was killed by Brain's followers manages to activate Daitetsujin 17, which thereafter comes to his rescue whenever he is in danger from Brain's minions.

International broadcast and home video
In its home country of Japan, the first two episodes were released on VHS on January 21, 1986, as well as preview edits. Then a laserdisc release was released from November 21, 1996, to July 21, 1997, containing all 35 episodes and spread a total of 5 volumes with 2 discs each, with 8 episodes in each volume (The last volume only holds 1 disc and 3 episodes). Then from September 21 to November 21, 2006, the series was released on DVD spreading through 3 volumes, each holding 2 discs with 12 episodes each (the last volume holding only 11). The "Knowledge Corner" that was broadcast at the time of the series' being broadcast was not included. The first episode is included in the "Shotaro Ishinomori 70th Anniversary DVD-BOX" released on July 21, 2008. All three DVD volumes were released on July 12, 2017, as part of the Toei TV Tokusatsu New Price Series to Commemorate Shotaro Ishinomori's 80th Birthday.
In the United States, the series received an English dub and featured several episodes edited into a TV movie shown in the region under different titles, including The Defenders and the Great Brain and Brain 17 in 1982.
In Thailand, the series received a Thai dub entitled hoon hlek mai lek sib-chet (หุ่นเหล็กหมายเลข 17, "iron robot no.17") on Channel 7 on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. in 1985.

References

External links
Daitetsujin 17 Fan Site (Japanese)
Brain 17 at the Internet Movie Database
Daitetsujin 17 Toy Review Archived 2012-02-10 at the Wayback Machine

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Dr. Daisuke Serizawa is a fictional character from the 1954 film Godzilla. Portrayed by Akihiko Hirata, he is depicted as a Japanese scientist who invents the "Oxygen Destroyer", a devastating superweapon capable of liquefying organic matter by removing oxygen from water. Horrified by its potential for misuse in an era of nuclear proliferation, Serizawa uses it only once to kill Godzilla at the cost of his own life to ensure the technology is never replicated. The character embodies themes of scientific responsibility, the horrors of war, and the moral dilemmas of invention in the post-World War II context.
Film critics and scholars commonly read Serizawa as an analogue for post-war Japanese anxieties about nuclear weapons and scientific responsibility, comparing his sacrifice to the moral burden associated with figures such as J. Robert Oppenheimer.
Although Godzilla was his only film appearance, along with the 1956 American re-edit, Godzilla, King of the Monsters!, he has been referenced or reimagined in other subsequent media in the Godzilla franchise. He is often hailed as a tragic hero and was the first character to have killed Godzilla in the franchise. He would later appear in the 1995 film Godzilla vs. Destoroyah and the 2002 film Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla through stock footage from the original 1954 film.
Scholars interpret Serizawa as a post-war Japan symbol, with his scarred visage and aversion to weaponizing science mirroring atomic bombing trauma and the urgency to avoid repeating atrocities, as explored in kaiju cinema analyses.

Development and portrayals

Shigeru Kayama wrote Serizawa as a J. Robert Oppenheimer-like figure whose invention raises questions about whether scientific discovery should be weaponized; Kayama's original story and later scholarship emphasize Serizawa's internal conflict, regretting creating a weapon of mass-destruction that's capable of killing Godzilla, and his eventual decision to destroy his research. Him having an eyepatch was a screenwriter's choice to show his injury from the war. Serizawa's eyepatch and scarred demeanor are frequently interpreted as visual shorthand for wartime trauma and the broader wounds of post-war Japan. Kayama remarks that his "core intention was fulfilled" by Serizawa.
Serizawa was portrayed by Akihiko Hirata in Godzilla (1954). Hirata's performance as Serizawa was praised, marking it as one of his most iconic roles in film. Hirata also played roles of other scientist characters in the Godzilla film series. In the 1956 American re-edit, Godzilla, King of the Monsters!, Hirata's performance was dubbed in English by James Hong.

Character biography
Prior to the events of the 1954 film Godzilla, Dr. Daisuke Serizawa was a junior colleague of the paleontologist Dr. Kyohei Yamane. He was secretly in love with Dr. Yamane's daughter, Emiko. Serizawa also served in active combat during World War II, where he lost his right eye in battle; he wore an eyepatch to cover his empty eye-socket.

After the war, Serizawa focused his life onto studying science. While studying oxygen, he accidentally discovered a devastating chemical reaction capable of creating a superweapon, the "Oxygen Destroyer." The resulting reaction would split oxygen atoms into a fluid, which then forcibly removes the oxygen from water and liquefies any organic material.

Godzilla (1954)
Shortly after his first time of witnessing the first rampage from the giant monster, known as Godzilla, Serizawa decided to reveal the Oxygen Destroyer to Emiko. After horrifying Emiko with the destructive effects from the Oxygen Destroyer, he came down to an agreement with her, explaining that he would not let the world know anything about his weapon of mass-destruction at all. Serizawa remained inside his own lab during Godzilla's remaining attacks on Tokyo, where he continued his research and experimentations on oxygen.
After Godzilla's second attack on Tokyo, Emiko chose to break her promise she made with Serizawa and told Hideto Ogata about the Oxygen Destroyer, believing that it would be the only way to defeat Godzilla. Emiko and Ogata both went to Serizawa's lab, hoping to convince him to use the Oxygen Destroyer against the giant monster. But at first, Serizawa refused to use it, hypothesizing that people would exploit the use of his weapon in the future, claiming it would cause more destruction than nuclear weapons. He briefly was upset with Ogata in defense of his decision, but he paused when seeing a news report on the television, showing the apocalyptic state Tokyo was in after Godzilla's attack. Shaken by the destruction left on Japan, Serizawa makes an agreement that he would use it for only one time.
Serizawa, intending to make sure that the secret behind his Oxygen Destroyer would remain a secret, burned all of his research notes, assuring Emiko that this would be the only way to prevent his secret from being exploited in the future. Serizawa and Ogata went with a group of scientists and reporters onboard a boat to Tokyo Bay, finding Godzilla resting on the seabed. Serizawa and Ogata dove to the bottom of the ocean, after checking that it was going to be used correctly. Serizawa detonates the Oxygen Destroyer, and Ogata was raised back to the surface of Tokyo Bay. As the Oxygen Destroyer detonated, once Serizawa found out that his invention was a success, he told Emiko and Ogata to live a happy life together and then severed his line, taking the secret of the Oxygen Destroyer to his grave. Both Serizawa and Godzilla were killed from the powers of the Oxygen Destroyer.

Later film appearances
In the 1995 film Godzilla vs. Destoroyah, it features scientist Kensaku Ijuin developing "Micro-Oxygen," a substance echoing Serizawa's work. Emiko, now older, warns her niece Yukari Yamane of its dangers, drawing direct parallels to the Oxygen Destroyer. Serizawa also briefly appears in stock footage from the original film. Pictures of him also appear inside of Emiko's home.
In the 2001 film Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack, the use of the Oxygen Destroyer in the 1954 film was covered up by the Japanese government to prevent the JSDF from facing consequences, and gave them credit for killing Godzilla. That decision would eventually haunt them as Godzilla returns and the JSDF is shown to be unable to defeat the monster. And in the 2002 film Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla, it recaps the events of the 1954 film where Serizawa kills the original Godzilla with the Oxygen Destroyer.

Appearances

Films
Godzilla (1954)
Godzilla, King of the Monsters! (1956)
Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (1995; stock footage)
Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla (2002; stock footage)

Television
Chibi Godzilla Raids Again (2023–present; mentioned)

Video games
Godzilla 2: War of the Monsters (1992)
Godzilla Generations (1998)
Godzilla (2014)

Comics
The Godzilla Comic (1990)
Godzilla vs. Fantastic Four (2025)

Reception and analysis
Serizawa has been praised for his complexity as a character in early kaiju cinema, diverging from typical "mad scientist" tropes prevalent in Western media. Film scholar William Tsutsui notes that scientists in the Godzilla series, including Serizawa, are often depicted as honorable truth-seekers rather than villains, aligning with post-war Japanese views on scientific ethics; commentators emphasize his choice to burn his notes and die with the Oxygen Destroyer as a critique of the nuclear arms race and as an act intended to prevent further weaponization. Critics also connect Serizawa's decision to contemporaneous events, such as the Lucky Dragon No. 5 incident, arguing that the film channels national anxieties about nuclear testing and its consequences.
Critics have frequently interpreted Serizawa as a symbol of nuclear regret and the moral weight of scientific discovery. In the original film, his reluctance to deploy the Oxygen Destroyer reflects real-world anxieties following the 1954 Lucky Dragon No. 5 incident, which inspired Godzilla's creation. Physicist Sidney Perkowitz compares Serizawa's invention to nuclear weapons, noting its initial peaceful intent before its weaponization, and emphasizes his self-sacrifice to avert an arms race escalation. This act of atonement is seen as evoking J. Robert Oppenheimer's remorse over the Manhattan Project, positioning Serizawa as a tragic hero in anti-nuclear narratives.

Ishirō Serizawa

Serizawa's character has endured as a prototype for scientists in the Godzilla franchise, influencing subsequent iterations and homages. In analyses of the series, he is positioned as the "original" Serizawa, whose themes of sacrifice recur in later versions, such as Ishirō Serizawa, who first appears in the 2014 Monsterverse film Godzilla. Ishirō Serizawa echoes Daisuke's self-sacrifice by manually detonating a nuclear warhead to revive Godzilla in Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019), directly referencing the original Serizawa's moral dilemmas. His first name "Ishirō" is after the director of the original 1954 film, Ishirō Honda.

References
This article incorporates text from this source, which is available under the CC BY-SA 3.0 license.

Bibliography

External links
Daisuke Serizawa at IMDb (Akihiko Hirata)

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Daimajin Kanon (大魔神カノン) is a Japanese tokusatsu television drama produced by Kadokawa Pictures and broadcast on TV Tokyo. The series premiered on April 2, 2010. The series retells the story of the original Daimajin film in a modern Japanese setting. Consisting of 26 episodes, the series was prefaced by a manga by Seijuro Mizu (jp) in Young Ace magazine. Writing for the series is shared by Shinji Ōishi and Naruhisa Arakawa.

Episodes
Each episode of the series has its own unique kanji, but they are all read as "Kanon".

Distant Song (歌遠) - April 2, 2010
His Sound (彼音) - April 9, 2010
Small Warmth (寡温) - April 16, 2010
Drunken Past (過飲) - April 23, 2010
Torturous Favor (苛恩) - April 30, 2010
Added Warmth (加温) - May 7, 2010
Hidden Song (歌隠) - May 14, 2010
Whirling Sound (渦音) - May 21, 2010
Summer Sound (夏音) - June 4, 2010
No Profit (稼無) - June 11, 2010
Regretted Warmth (憾温) - June 18, 2010
Grateful Change (化恩) - June 25, 2010
Misplaced Resentment (囮怨) - July 2, 2010
Obscured Sound (霞音) - July 9, 2010
Beautiful Sound (華音) - July 16, 2010
Valued Sound (価音) - July 23, 2010
Shackled Sound (枷音) - July 30, 2010
Distant Answer (叶遠) - August 6, 2010
Tragic Warmth (敢温) - August 13, 2010
Withered Sound (枯音) - August 20, 2010
Elevating Sound (佳音) - August 27, 2010
Penetrating Warmth (貫温) - September 3, 2010
Circular Origin (環因) - September 10, 2010
Fulfilled Destiny (果縁) - September 17, 2010
His Distance (彼遠) - September 24, 2010
Grateful Song (歌恩) - October 1, 2010

Cast
Kanon Mikazaki (巫崎カノン, Mikazaki Kanon): Yuka Rikuna (里久鳴祐果, Rikuna Yuka) (jp)
Taihei (タイヘイ): Hidekazu Mashima (眞島秀和, Mashima Hidekazu) (jp)
Ikechiyo (イケチヨ): Nao Nagasawa (長澤奈央, Nagasawa Nao)
Tomosuke (トモスケ): Takashi Yamanaka (山中崇, Yamanaka Takashi) (jp)
Sawamori (サワモリ): Tsuyoshi Mori (森豪士, Mori Tsuyoshi) (jp)
Hashitaka (ハシタカ): Serina Ogawa (小川瀬里奈, Ogawa Serina) (jp)
Shota (ショウタ, Shōta): Fuku Suzuki (鈴木福, Suzuki Fuku)
Tamekichi (タメキチ): Ken Maeda (前田健, Maeda Ken)
Yumonji (ユモンジ): Nao Kinomoto (木野本直, Kinomoto Nao) (jp)
Kaenji (カエンジ): Shūhei Izumi (和泉宗兵, Izumi Shūhei)
Kirinoha (キリノハ): Sayuki Matsumoto (松本さゆき, Matsumoto Sayuki) (jp)
Otaki (オタキ): Rie Shibata (柴田理恵, Shibata Rie)
Jūzō (ジュウゾウ): Hiroyuki Nagato (長門裕之, Nagato Hiroyuki)
Buchinko (ブチンコ; Voice) & Narration: Junko Minagawa (皆川純子, Minagawa Junko)
Tamakko (タマッコ; Voice) & Kazahana (カザハナ; Voice): Nozomi Sasaki (ささきのぞみ, Sasaki Nozomi)
Fukamatsu (フクマツ; Voice): Kiyoshi Kobayashi (小林清志, Kobayashi Kiyoshi)
Tōbee (トウベエ; Voice): Chō (チョー)
Dōkan (ドウカン; Voice): Nobuo Tanaka (田中信夫, Tanaka Nobuo) (jp)
Bujin-sama (ブジンサマ; Voice): Tsunehiko Kamijō (上條恒彦, Kamijō Tsunehiko)
Ipadada (イパダダ): Naoki Taki (滝直希, Taki Naoki) (jp)
Kotaro Ushirone (後根幸太郎, Ushirone Kōtarō): Enoku Shimegi (標永久, Shimegi Enoku) (jp)
Saki Uehara (上原サキ, Uehara Saki): Natsuna (夏菜)
Ikki (イッキ): Keisuke Watanabe (夛留見啓助, Tarumi Keisuke) (jp)
Shinya (シンヤ, Shin'ya): Dai Yoshimi (好美大, Yoshimi Dai)

Production
At the acquirement of Daiei Film properties from Tokuma Shoten, Kadokawa president Kazuo Kuroi (jp) originally announced to produce a Daimajin project along with Godzilla vs. Gamera, which followed Yasuyoshi Tokuma (jp)'s attempt to produce a crossover with Gamera and Godzilla before his death in 2000, however the proposals were eventually turned down by Toho. Gamera the Brave was instead produced in 2006, however its box office returns resulted in cancellation of subsequent Gamera productions and a Daimajin project by Takashi Miike. The scrapped Daimajin film by Miike was eventually redeveloped into Daimajin Kanon, while Miike made Daimajin to appear in his 2021 film The Great Yokai War: Guardians, along with Gamera appeared in its spinoff novel.
In the early stage of production of Daimajin Kanon, Noriaki Yuasa, known for his involvements in various tokusatsu productions especially the Gamera franchise, was appointed for the director of Daimajin Kanon. Other previously appointed staffs include Mamoru Sasaki as the writer, and multiple crews who have participated in Toei's Kamen Rider franchise. Yuasa and Sasaki, previously co-participated in various television dramas such as Princess Comet and Okusama wa 18-sai, along with Yoji Hashimoto (jp), once attempted to produce a television series of Daimajin in 1960s, however it was cancelled due to budgetary problem and predictable storyline of the franchise, where financial situation of Daiei Film was further cornered by producing three Daimajin films in 1966.

Theme songs
All songs were written by Shoko Fujibayashi and composed by Toshihiko Sahashi.

Opening theme
"Sing Your Heart Out"
Artist: Ryoko Moriyama
Closing themes
Both songs performed by Lia
"Ashita Tenki ni Naare" (あした天気になぁれ; "Tomorrow the Weather Will Change") (jp)
Episodes: 1-13
"Aruite Kaerou" (歩いて帰ろう; "Walk Back Home")
Episodes: 14-26

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External links
Official website
Official TV Tokyo website

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Daimajin (Japanese: 大魔神, Hepburn: Daimajin; lit. 'Giant Demon God') is a 1966 Japanese tokusatsu film directed by Kimiyoshi Yasuda. Produced and distributed by Daiei Film, it is the first film in the Daimajin trilogy. The plot centers around a wrathful spirit (the eponymous Daimajin) sealed inside an ancient statue, which comes to life to help the surviving children of the slain lord of Tanba Province (Miwa Takada and Yoshihiko Aoyama).

Plot
In a remote village in the province of Tanba, a household of peasants cowers during a series of earth tremors that are interpreted as the escape attempts of Arakatsuma (阿羅羯磨), also known as Daimajin, a violent divine spirit said to be trapped within the nearby mountain held in fear and reverence by the locals.
As the village gathers at the local shrine to perform an ancient ritual to pacify Daimajin, Ōdate Samanosuke (Ryūtarō Gomi), chamberlain to the local lord Hanabusa Tadakiyo (Ryūzō Shimada), stages a coup d'état. He and his henchmen slaughter Hanabusa and his wife, but their son and daughter escape, aided by the heroic samurai Kogenta (Jun Fujimaki). Back at the shrine, Samanosuke's men break up the ceremony, forbidding all such gatherings in the future. The elderly priestess, Shinobu (Otome Tsukimiya), issues a dire warning, but the men ignore her.
Kogenta takes the two children to his aunt Shinobu's house. The priestess takes them up the mountain, into forbidden territory, where a gigantic stone idol of the mountain god who had sealed Daimajin long ago stands half-buried atop a waterfall. Near this idol is an ancient temple - safe as only Shinobu knows of its existence.
The children grow to adulthood. The son, Tadafumi (Yoshihiko Aoyama) reaches his 18th birthday. The years have been miserable for the villagers. Samanosuke is a brutal leader (in one scene, he gouges out an old woman's eye with a red-hot iron hook) who is using every man in the starving village as slave labor. The place is ripe for revolution, and surviving Hanabusa retainers are starting to return.
Kogenta journeys to the village to try to gather the old retainers but gets himself captured. A boy, Take-bō, gets word to Tadafumi and his sister, Kozasa (Miwa Takada) that their friend is a prisoner. Tadafumi tries to rescue him, only to discover it is a trap. With both awaiting executions, Shinobu tries to talk to the tyrant, warning him that the god of the mountain's curse will befall him should he continue his evildoing ways. Samanosuke, refusing to heed Shinobu's words, kills her and orders the idol demolished. With her dying breath, Shinobu curses Samanosuke to die a harsh, merciless death and declares that if he attempts to destroy the idol, the wrathful Arakatsuma sealed inside it will come out.
The crew that travels up the mountain to smash the idol accidentally discovers Kozasa and Take-bō and forces them to take them to the statue. The soldiers bring out an enormous chisel and proceed to hammer it into the idol's head, they stop when they see blood beginning to drip from it. Horrified, the men attempt to flee, but the earth cracks open and swallows them.
Kozasa begs the god of the mountain to save her brother and Kogenta and punish the wicked Samanosuke. At the fortress, Tadafumi and Kogenta are tied to large crosses, awaiting their fates. Kozasa offers her life to the god and attempts to throw herself over the nearby waterfall, but the rock and earth covering the lower half of the idol fall away, and it comes to life. As it walks out into the clearing, Kozasa prostrates herself before it; the idol, animated by the reawakened Daimajin Arakatsuma, assumes a terrifying appearance and goes to Samanosuke's stronghold.
Daimajin rescues both Kogenta and Tadafumi and proceeds to utterly destroy the fortress. After impaling Samanosuke with the chisel on its forehead, Daimajin now turns its wrath upon everyone in sight. Take-bō unsuccessfully begs Daimajin to stop; as the boy was about to get trampled on by the idol, Kozasa steps in and saves him. Kozasa tearfully pleads with Daimajin to cease its rampage, letting her tears fall on its stone feet. Its anger now quelled, Daimajin's spirit leaves the idol, restoring it to its former appearance before it collapses into a heap of rubble.

Cast
Miwa Takada as Hanabusa Kozasa (花房小笹)
Masako Morishita as Young Kozasa
Yoshihiko Aoyama as Hanabusa Tadafumi (青山良彦)
Hideki Ninomiya as Young Tadafumi
Jun Fujimaki as Sarumaru Kogenta (猿丸小源太)
Otome Tsukimiya as Shinobu (信夫)
Ryūtarō Gomi as Ōdate Samanosuke (大舘左馬之助)
Ryūzō Shimada as Hanabusa Tadakiyo (花房忠清)
Tatsuo Endō as Inugami Gunjūrō (犬上軍十郎)
Saburō Date as Chūma Ippei (中馬逸平)
Shosaku Sugiyama as Kajiura Yūsuke (梶浦有助)
Hideo Kuroki as Harada Magojūrō (原田孫十郎)
Shizuhiro Izoguchi as Take-bō (竹坊) aka The Boy
Gen Kimura as Mosuke (茂助), Take-bō's father
Keiko Kayama as Haruno (悠乃)
Eigorō Onoe as Gosaku (吾作)
Chikara Hashimoto as Daimajin (uncredited)

Production
The proposal for this film was submitted to Daiei headquarters in 1965 at the 124th planning meeting in the first week of November. Hisashi Okuda, who was the deputy director of planning, decided to use the golem legend depicted in the Czechoslovak movie Le Golem (1936) and utilize the special effects technology of Daiei Kyoto Studio. The cinematographer on Daimajin is sometimes credited to Yoshiyuki Kuroda and sometimes to Fujio Morita.

Release

Theatrical
Daimajin was released theatrically in Japan on April 17, 1966, as a double feature with Gamera vs. Barugon. The film did not receive a theatrical release in the United States, instead being released directly to television by American International Television in 1968 under the title Majin the Monster of Terror.

Home media
Mill Creek released the trilogy on Blu-ray in 2012, with each film including a half-hour interview with Fujio Morita discussing the making of that film.
Boutique label Arrow Video released the trilogy in 2021, in a Blu-Ray set featuring new commentaries on all three films and other special features.

Notes

References

Bibliography

External links
Daimajin at IMDb

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Daimajin (大魔神, Daimajin; lit. 'Giant Demon God') is a Japanese tokusatsu series centering on an eponymous vengeful deity. It initially consisted of a film trilogy shot simultaneously and released in 1966 with three different directors and predominantly the same crew. The series was produced by Daiei Film and contained similar plot structures involving villages being oppressed by warlords, forcing them beseech Daimajin (the giant demon god) to save them.

Concepts

Daimajin's prototype concept was originally designed as the "Space Iceman" (Japanese: 宇宙氷人, Hepburn: Uchū Hyōjin), an extraterrestrial humanoid monster and the first foe of Gamera. Its concept was redeveloped into both Daimajin and the ice-breathing kaiju Barugon in Gamera vs. Barugon (1966). The filmmakers were also inspired by Jötunn from the Norse mythology, the Giant of the Snows from the 1912 film The Conquest of the Pole, and the golem from the 1936 Czechoslovak film Le Golem, which was redistributed by Daiei Film in the post-war period.
Expertise obtained during the production of the 1964 film Flight from Ashiya, in which Noriaki Yuasa and others had also participated in, also contributed in the launch of the franchise. Riki Hoshimoto was hired as the suit performer for Daimajin.
Daimajin Kanon (2010) was produced under the influences from the Kamen Rider franchise, and the television drama series didn't follow the basic concept of the character originating in traditional images of western golems. This presumably stagnated both the receptions and the ratings of the show, and The Great Yokai War: Guardians (2021) was inferred as an attempt to fix the course. The film and its major objective "Yokaiju" (and its fate) are potential references to previous Daimajin projects in particular for the endings of Wrath of Daimajin (1966) and the below-mentioned reboot attempt by Yasutaka Tsutsui, GeGeGe no Kitarō series, and Studio Ghibli movies.

History

After the original film trilogy released in quick succession in 1966, the series was revived in 2010 as a television drama titled Daimajin Kanon, broadcast on TV Tokyo. The Daimajin character also made a cameo appearance in the 2021 film The Great Yokai War: Guardians.
Using two studios in Tokyo and Kyoto, Daiei succeeded in simultaneously producing Gamera, Daimajin, and Yokai Monsters franchises, exceeding Toho in production rates. However, budgetary and staff shortages prevented Daiei from establishing a stable film production system, and producing three Daimajin films within the same year (1966) presumably accelerated financial difficulties of the company and resulted in the cancellation of subsequent Daimajin productions. Director Noriaki Yuasa turned down Daiei's request to produce two to three Gamera films annually due to production constraints and budgetary concerns.
Following the bankruptcy of Daiei Film in 1971, all of its representative, post-Gamera tokusatsu franchises (Gamera and Daimajin and Yokai Monsters) have faced repeated inactivity in productions. There existed several revival attempts of Daimajin and Yokai Monsters along with the Gamera franchise, the most popular of the three, by Daiei Film's successors (Tokuma Shoten and Kadokawa Corporation). For example, (aside from previously cancelled Gamera projects after Gamera: Super Monster) the Heisei Gamera trilogy initially started as an attempt to revive Daimajin, and the company later launched another Daimajin project along with the Heisei Gamera trilogy. This was supposed to feature Steven Seagal, the father of Ayako Fujitani who played the human protagonist of the Gamera trilogy, and the plot written by Yasutaka Tsutsui and Katsuhiro Otomo was later published as a novelization. There had been additional revival attempts, such as one by Ishiro Honda in 1980s an alleged 1990s project by Orange Sky Golden Harvest with starring Kevin Costner, and Kadokawa, after acquiring the copyrights of Daiei properties from Tokuma Shoten, announced a Daimajin project along with Godzilla vs. Gamera crossover in 2002, which followed Yasuyoshi Tokuma's attempts to produce a crossover between the two kaiju prior to his death in 2000, however Toho eventually turned down the proposals and Gamera the Brave was instead produced.
Among the three franchises, only the Daimajin has not received any new film productions, except for the television drama Daimajin Kanon and the 2021 Yokai Monsters installment The Great Yokai War: Guardians. Takashi Miike, who has directed The Great Yokai War and The Great Yokai War: Guardians, had also attempted to revive Daimajin in the late 2000s along with the 2006 film Gamera the Brave, which was allegedly cancelled due to the box office result of the 2006 Gamera film and was eventually redeveloped into Daimajin Kanon. The 2021 film was the first direct theatrical appearance of the character since 1966, and its prequel side story involved Gamera's cameo appearance. Miike described the difficulty to revive the Daimajin franchise based on budgetary problems; Daimajin (as a character) is physically much smaller than traditional kaiju and Ultraman and directly interacts with humans. This results in necessity of increase in Daimajin's size to act among modern buildings, and expensive (large-scaled, life-sized, and detailed) models and props for filming.
Along with the budgetary requirement, a rather predictable storyline of the franchise had also triggered the cancellation of the reboot attempt as a television series Majin Ikaruga (魔人斑鳩, Majin Ikaruga; lit. 'Demon Man of Ikaruga') in 1960s by Noriaki Yuasa, Mamoru Sasaki, and Yoji Hashimoto; Yuasa and Sasaki were also originally appointed for Daimajin Kanon.
Daimajin along with Gamera and Daimon and Sadako Yamamura and characters from the GeGeGe no Kitarō series and multiple other characters from various franchises made cameo appearances in the novel series USO MAKOTO Yōkai Hyaku Monogatari by Natsuhiko Kyogoku. Additionally, Daimajin made an appearance in the 2015 novel Daimajin Denki.
Daimajin has appeared in several television advertisements such as ones by Toyota, Suntory, and Acecook.
In 1988, Masahiko Katto produced an independent film titled The Resurrection of Daimajin.

Films and television

Daimajin

In Japan, a household of peasants cower during a series of earth tremors that are interpreted as the escape attempts of Daimajin, a spirit trapped within the mountain. These events are observed by Lord Hanabasa, and his chamberlain, Samanosuke, who are attempting to seize power in the area. As the villagers pray at a shrine, Samanosuke and his henchmen slaughter Hanabasa's family, with only his son and daughter escaping, who are assisted by the samurai Kogenta. Back at the shrine, Samanosuke's men begin to take over and forbid gatherings at the shrine. After failing to warn Samanosuke about his actions, the priestess Shinobu returns home, finding Kogenta and the two children. Shinobu takes them up the side of the mountain into forbidden territory, where the stone idol which is Daimajin stands, half-buried in the side of the mountain. The children grow to adulthood with the son, Tadafumi (Yoshihiko Aoyama) reaching his 18th birthday. Meanwhile, Samanosuke has enslaved the village. After several attempts to return peace and freedom to the village, Samanosuke's men travel up the mountain to smash Daimajin. Damaijin is asked by the daughter, Kozasa (Miwa Takada) to save her brother, with the idol removing a mask to reveal Daimajin's real face, leading it to rise from the mountain and exact its wrath on Samanosuke and his fortress. Daimajin's wrath begins to grow to attacking everything in sight, only stopping when Kozasa's tears land on Daimajin's feet.
The film was released in the United States by Daiei International with subtitles in an English-dubbed version by Bernard Lewis. The film has been released under many English alternative titles, such as The Devil Got Angry, The Vengeance of the Monster, and Majin, the Monster of Terror.

Return of Daimajin
In Japan, Daimajin is found on an island in the middle of a lake which is surrounded by two peaceful villages, Chigusa and Nagoshi. In a distant third village ruled by an evil lord, the citizens flee to Chigusa to take refuge. One day, the evil lord decides to take over the two villages and attempts to do so at an annual festival. After being pursued by the evil lord's army, the people of Chigusa and Nagoshi find themselves on the island with the Daimajin statue. The evil lord has his men shatter the statue with a large amount of gunpowder, and the pieces are thrown into the lake. Nevertheless, Daimajin awakens and attacks the lord and his men, destroying them, before being calmed once again.
Return of Daimajin was never released theatrically in the United States, but was released to television by AIP-TV in 1967. It also has been released under the alternate title Return of the Giant Majin

Wrath of Daimajin
In Japan, Daimajin is found at the top of a mountain. Fathers in a village have been captured by an evil lord and forced to work in labor camps. Four of their sons decide to go rescue them, even if it means crossing the mountain where Daimajin is. The four sons pay their respects to the statue when they pass it so that they do not incur its wrath. The evil lord eventually angers the statue, who comes to life and destroys all those who have not been paying respect to it. The children and their fathers are spared, while the work camp is destroyed.
Wrath of Daimajin was never released theatrically in the United States, but received the international English title of Majin Strikes Again.

The Great Yokai War: Guardians

Daimajin appears as a notable character in the 2021 film The Great Yokai War: Guardians, which is a sequel to The Great Yokai War and part of the Yokai Monsters series. Gamera also appeared in its side story novel.

Daimajin Kanon

The 2010 drama Daimajin Kanon is the sole television series of the franchise. Originally, Noriaki Yuasa from the Gamera franchise was appointed for the director along with Mamoru Sasaki as the writer and additional film crews from Toei's Kamen Rider franchise.

Additional crew

Home media

Legacy

Successes of Gamera and Daimajin franchises contributed in subtle improvements of financial situation of Daiei Film (while rushed productions of Daimajin films worsened the strength of the company), and resulted in the launching of the Yokai Monsters including the creation of Daimon the vampire. Kazunori Ito had presumably inserted references to Wrath of Daimajin within his Heisei Gamera trilogy; snowscapes in Gamera 2: Attack of Legion, and taboo breaking of a mountain village and its hazardous consequences in Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris.
The character and the term "Daimajin" became influential among Japanese popular cultures, and have appeared as references and parodies among numerous mediums, such as films, comics and anime, video games,, variety shows, production varieties, and so on. Various figures were nicknamed after the character; such cases are a number of professional baseball players most notably Kazuhiro Sasaki, a boat racer Masato Aki and a competition race related to him, professional mahjong player Masahito Iida, and several comedian groups.
The aforementioned GeGeGe no Kitarō and Akuma-kun series by Shigeru Mizuki, who had associated with Yokai Monsters, and Urusei Yatsura, introduced characters based on Gamera and Daimajin franchises. Kyogoku Natsuhiko made Gamera, Daimajin, GeGeGe no Kitarō characters, Sadako Yamamura Inuyasha and Sesshomaru (jp) to co-appear in his USO MAKOTO Yōkai Hyaku Monogatari series.
Daimajin's influences can be seen in other productions, such as It! (1967), God Mazinger (1984), Pulgasari (1985) which itself was produced under the influences from Godzilla, and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) by aforementioned Kevin Costner.
In response to the repeated vandalisms targeting national treasures and important cultural properties of Nara Prefecture in 2010s (jp), the prefecture and its school committee (jp) and the Nara Prefectural Police designated Daimajin as the mascot character for crime prevention posters.

See also
Gamera
Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare
The Great Yokai War: Guardians
Chikara Hashimoto
Akira Ifukube

Notes

References

Bibliography

External links
Daimajin at IMDb
The Return of Daimajin at IMDb
Daimajin Strikes Again at IMDb

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Daikaijū no Gyakushū (Wikipedia EN)

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Daikaijū no Gyakushū (大怪獣の逆襲; Giant Monster Counter Attack) is a shoot 'em up arcade video game released by Taito in 1986.

References

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Daikaiju! Giant Monster Tales (Wikipedia EN)

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Daikaiju! Giant Monster Tales is a 2005 speculative fiction anthology edited by Robert Hood and Robin Pen.

Background
Daikaiju! Giant Monster Tales was first published in Australia in 2005 by Agog! Press in hardback format. It won the 2006 Ditmar Award for best collected work.
Daikaiju! Giant Monster Tales features 28 stories by 27 authors. Two of the stories featured in the anthology, Richard Harland's "The Greater Death of Saito Saku" and Rosaleen Love's "Once Giants Roamed the Earth", were joint winners of the 2005 Aurealis Award for best fantasy short story. "Once Giants Roamed the Earth" was also a short-list nominee for the 2006 Ditmar Award for best short story but lost to Kaaron Warren's "Fresh Young Widow".

Contents
"haikaiju", short fiction by Sean Williams
"Footprint", short fiction by David Carroll
"Man in Suit!", short fiction by J. M. Shiloh
"The Unlawful Priest of Todesfall", short fiction by Penelope Love
"In Final Battle", short fiction by Iain Triffitt
"The Quiet Agrarian", short fiction by Petri Sinda
"Read It in the Headlines!", short story by Garth Nix
"Like a Bug Underfoot", short fiction by Chuck McKenzie
"The Greater Death of Saito Saku", short fiction by Richard Harland
"Kungmin Horangi: The People's Tiger", short fiction by Cody Goodfellow
"Fossils", short fiction by D. G. Valdron
"Park Rot", short fiction by Skip Peel
"Newborn", short fiction by Eric Shapiro
"CALIBOS", short fiction by Paul Finch
"Crunch Time", short fiction by Michelle Marquardt
"Once Giants Roamed the Earth", short story by Rosaleen Love
"Five Bells", short fiction by Trent Jamieson
"Requiem for a Wild God", short fiction by George Thomas
"Watching the Titans", short fiction by Chris Dickinson
"Notes Concerning Events at the Ray Harryhausen Home for Retired Actors", short fiction by Andrew Sullivan
"Aspect Hunter", short fiction by Anthony Fordham
"Seven Dates That Were Ruined by Giant Monsters", short fiction by Adam Ford
"daihaiku", short fiction by Sean Williams
"Footfall", short fiction by Terry Dartnall
"Big Day", short fiction by Chris Barnes
"The Transformer of Worlds", short fiction by Mark Rainey
"Running", short fiction by Martin Livings
"Lullabye", short fiction by Doug Wood
The Tragical History of Guidolon, the Giant Space Chicken, screenplay by Frank Wu
A Brief History of the Larger-Than-Life, essay by Brian Thomas

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Daikaiju Deburasu (Wikipedia EN)

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Daikaiju Deburasu is a 1990 strategy video game for the Family Computer. The game involves has a kaiju-movie theme, where the player assists the military in guiding a giant egg through a large city and then protecting it from a huge monster that rises from the sea.
The idea of the game developed when Hiromichi Nakamoto of Data East met Haruki Kamiya of Bandai met and developed the idea for the game. It was published by Data East and released on January 21, 1990. While it did not receive an official English release, the game received a partial fan translation in the 1990s and a full translation in 2023.
Reviews in Famicom Tsūshin and Hippon Super! complimented the light-hearted approach to the kaiju genre. Some reviewers found the game might be too difficult for its intended younger audience or that it was hard to strategize moves when movements depended on dice roll.

Gameplay
Daikaiju Deburasu is a single-player strategy video game.
The game has a kaiju-movie theme. It involves the player assisting the military to guide a giant egg through a large city and protecting it from a huge monster that has risen from the sea.

Development and release
Hiromichi Nakamoto of Data East met Haruki Kamiya of Bandai at a game show and became friends. The two agreed to work together on a project which became Daikaiju Deburasu. Most games were created by suggesting ideas and themes they found interesting and then pitching the ideas to their CEOs. For Daikaiju Deburasu, the two even performed a dance which was originally going to be in the game for their CEO.
The game was initially going to be made so that the player could also control the monsters in the game. They opted to make this a secret cheat code in the game, so they could put the code in game magazines later to recoup interest in the game once sales on the title had slowed down.
Daikaiju Deburasu was published by Data East and released in Japan for the Family Computer on December 21, 1990. The game's name "Deburasu" is a pun with "Debu" meaning chubby in Japan. The game did not receive an official release in the West, but received a partial fan translation in the 1990s and a full English fan translation in 2023.

Release and reception

Reviewers in Famicom Tsūshin commented on the gameplay, with one saying it lacked strategic depth and may be too difficult for the younger audience the game is aimed at. One reviewer said that throwing dice to move made it too difficult to strategize. One reviewer wrote that it lacked gameplay depth but made up for it with the unique kaiju theme.
Reviewers in Famicom Tsūshin and Hippon Super! complimented the game's light-hearted approach to adapting kaiju film themes to a game. Both publications also complimented the characters with one reviewer in Famicom Tsūshin specifically highlighting the lack of stereotypical characters.

See also
List of Nintendo Entertainment System games
Video games in Japan

Notes

References

Sources
Famibo, Tofuya; Mizuno, Tenchou; Morishita, Mariko; Taco X (January 11, 1991). "新作ゲームクロスレビュー" [New Games Cross Review]. Famicom Tsūshin (in Japanese). No. 119. ASCII Corporation.
Shigihara, Morihiro; Ikuine, Fumihiko; Kim, Donghoon; Fukuda, Kazufumi; Matsui, Ayako; Shimizu, Hiroshi (September 2019). "中本博通インタビュー前半：データイーストのゲーム開発の歴史" [Hiromichi Nakamoto, Oral History (1st, 1): History of Game Development by Data East Corporation]. Ritsumeikan Center for Game Studies (in Japanese). Hitotsubashi University Institute of Innovation Research. Retrieved June 19, 2026.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: ref duplicates default (link)
Shigihara, Morihiro; Ikuine, Fumihiko; Kim, Donghoon; Fukuda, Kazufumi; Matsui, Ayako; Shimizu, Hiroshi (September 2019). "中本博通インタビュー後半：データイースト在職時の証言" [Hiromichi Nakamoto, Oral History (1st, 2: History of Game Development by Data East Corporation]. Ritsumeikan Center for Game Studies (in Japanese). Hitotsubashi University Institute of Innovation Research. Retrieved June 19, 2026.
Tezuka, Ichiro (January 1991). "FC". Hippon Super! (in Japanese). JICC.
Yarwood, Jack (August 9, 2023). "Data East's Kaiju-Themed Strategy Game 'Deburas' Gets English Fan Patch". Time Extension. Hookshot Media. Archived from the original on December 15, 2023. Retrieved June 19, 2026.

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Daigoro vs. Goliath (Wikipedia EN)

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Daigoro vs. Goliath (怪獣大奮戦　ダイゴロウ対ゴリアス, Kaijū Daifunsen Daigorō tai Goriasu; lit. Great Monster Battle: Daigoro vs. Goliath) is a 1972 Japanese tokusatsu kaiju film directed and written by Toshihiro Iijima, with special effects by Jun Oki and Minoru Nakano. Co-produced by Tsuburaya Productions and Toho Studios, the film stars Hiroshi Inuzuka and Akiji Kobayashi.

Plot
Daigoro is a monster who was orphaned after the military used intercontinental missiles to kill his mother while she tried to protect him. Only one man stood against that decision. He pitied the infant, and took it as his own and raised him in Japan. But Daigoro grew too large and too expensive to feed. The man made Daigoro an icon for a business. Elsewhere Goliath, a monster who had been trapped in an asteroid for a long time, went to Earth and battled Daigoro. Goliath eventually defeated Daigoro by striking him with lightning from his horn. Goliath then left to pillage the world, leaving Daigoro to die. Daigoro recovered and practiced daily for his next battle against Goliath. After an intense fight, Daigoro breathed his fire ray and managed to defeat Goliath. The humans then grabbed Goliath while he was still weak and strapped him to a rocket and launched him into space.

Cast
Shinsuke Minami as Goro Kizawa
Kazuya Kosaka as Saito
Hachiro Misumi as Goro Hachi
Akiji Kobayashi as Hitoshi Suzuki
Hiroshi Inuzuka as Ojisan
Tetsuo Yamamura as Daigoro / Daigoro's mother
Hisashi Kato as Goliath

Production
Daigoro vs. Goliath was made to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Tsuburaya Productions. Tsubaraya initially wanted to produce a historical drama to celebrate their 10th anniversary, but due to budget limitations and the excessive bureaucracy that would've been involved it was instead decided to produce a kaiju film Due to his experience directing other Tsuburaya Productions such as Ultra Q and Ultraman, Toshihiro Iijima was selected as director and would also write the screenplay under the pseudonym Kitao Senzoku (his second writing effort under the name after an episode of Return of Ultraman).
Former staffs from Daiei Film, which was declared bankrupt in the previous year, participated in the productions of both Daigoro vs. Goliath and Fireman (1973), and these productions utilized Daiei Tokyo Studio and practical effects and explosives from the Gamera series.

Release
Daigoro vs. Goliath was released in Japan on 17 December 1972 where it was distributed by Toho.

Follow-up production
After Daigoro vs. Goliath proved a commercial success, producer Noboru Tsuburaya made a deal with Toho to license Godzilla for a children's monster film recycling assets from Daigoro vs. Goliath which itself was reverse engineered from a Godzilla pitch rejected in favor of Godzilla vs. Hedorah. The film was to be titled Godzilla vs. Redmoon and came close to starting production with Shohei Tôjô as director and special effects by Kazuo Sagawa until ultimately being cancelled for unknown reasons.

Legacy

While the production of Daigoro vs. Goliath was influenced by Daiei Film and its Gamera franchise, the "Konaka Gamera", one of the original scripts of the 1995 film Gamera: Guardian of the Universe by Chiaki and Kazuya Konaka (the other was by Yoshikazu Okada, was influenced by Daigoro vs. Goliath. These scrapped scripts were later redeveloped into Gamera the Brave (2006) and Gamera Rebirth (2023), Ultraman Tiga (1996) by Tsuburaya Productions, and Digimon Tamers (2001) by Toei Animation. Chiaki Konaka's fondness of Ultraman productions since his childhood has influenced his creativity, and he additionally cited Tsuburaya Production's Kaiju Booska (and Ultra Q) and Future Boy Conan by Hayao Miyazaki for the production of the Digimon anime, along with referring to Kanegon the Ultra-kaiju in the novel Digimon Tamers 1984.

References

Footnotes

Sources

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Daicon Film's Return of Ultraman (DAICONFILM版帰ってきたウルトラマン, DAICON FILM-ban Kaettekita Ultraman; lit. 'Daicon Film's version of Return of Ultraman') is a 1983 Japanese superhero kaiju parody fan film directed by Hideaki Anno. The film is a sequel to two previous Ultraman fan films produced by Anno; in the latter of those two, Ultraman leaves Earth, and this film's title refers to Ultraman's return after the events of the previous film.

Plot
One day, a meteorite called "Lambda-1" suddenly landed on the streets of Hiratsune City, instantly reducing the entire central area to rubble. At the base of the MAT (Monster Attack Team), a monster elimination team affiliated with the Earth Defense Organization, Captain Ibuki receives a report of the damage and explains to the members gathered in the command center.
That night, MAT created a computer simulation based on various collected data, recreating the meteorite's impact and the damage to Hiratsune City. The meteorite was determined to be 60 meters in diameter and 130 kg in mass. And soon after, three life forms emerged from the meteorite and began to move.
Captain Ibuki speculates that the meteorite is a capsule used to send a monster to Earth, and concludes that the series of destructive acts is leading to an alien invasion.
He ordered his team members to launch the Mat Gyro and Mat Arrow 1. As the team members are sent out, Captain Ibuki receives a message from the Earth Defense Force General Staff Headquarters through Nishi (the command room operator) stating that "everyone near the meteorite's impact point has been wiped out, with no survivors.
They explain that if the MAT base reaches "Level 4," it means that the use of thermonuclear weapons against both the meteorite and the monsters is unavoidable." Meanwhile, the three lifeforms hiding underground begin to wreak havoc in the urban areas of Hiratsune City.
Three Mat Gyro units arrive on the scene and begin their attack on the monsters. The Matt Gyro Force fought back bravely and temporarily succeeded in repelling the three life forms, but immediately afterwards, the three life forms combined to form the giant monster "Bug Jewel" (キルアン "Kiruan")
Upon receiving this report, Captain Ibuki orders the launch of Matt Arrow 1, which is equipped with a laser cannon unit to reinforce the Matt Gyro, and also orders the Matt Gyro Unit to attack with napalm bombs until Matt Arrow 1 arrives. Officer Hayakawa, who received orders from Captain Ibuki, still hesitates to attack the city where there are over 5,000 survivors. Still, the order to attack with napalm bombs is not rescinded, so the city of Hiratsune is turned into a sea of flames by the napalm bombs and rocket attacks.
The Matt Arrow 1 arrives and fires its laser cannon at the monster, but a barrier created by the monster blocks the beam. Officer Ibuki, aboard the Matt Arrow 1, attempts to escape the scene by detaching and jettisoning the laser cannon's battery pack unit, which has run out of energy, but his Matt Arrow 1 is shot down by the monster's attack.
Over 20 hours have passed since the meteorite fell, but still no effective means of attacking the monster has been found. After returning to the base, the troops were forced to wait for orders from the Earth Defense Force General Staff Headquarters.
At that moment, an order is received from the Earth Defense Force General Staff Headquarters: "At 8:00 a.m. today, attack the monster with thermonuclear weapons." After receiving orders, Captain Ibuki calmly transitions the MAT base to "Level 4" and orders the Mat Arrow 1 to be equipped with thermonuclear weapons, declaring that "I will personally carry out the attack." However, Officer Hayakawa tried to release the Level 4, saying, "There may still be over 5,000 survivors at the location where the monster is. What's more, Officer Ibuki, who was shot down, may also be alive. We can't just leave them to die!"
He pushed aside the other officers and desperately persisted with his captain. However, the captain scolds him, saying, "Avenge your comrades. Are you still an Earthling?" and he is placed under arrest and confined to his room. Officer Hayakawa then holds his transformation device, "the Ultra Eye", in his hand and stares at it, muttering with a regretful look on his face, "I'm an Earthling. And I'm Ultraman. Damn it!"
Then, just as the MAT Arrow 1, piloted by Captain Ibuki himself, took off from the MAT base, Officer Hayakawa put on the Ultra Eye and transformed into Ultraman, becoming gigantic, and destroying part of the MAT base.
Ultraman flew to the scene to catch Matt Arrow No. 1, forcibly removed the thermonuclear unit, and showed its location to Captain Ibuki. There, Officer Ibuki was found collapsed. Captain Ibuki rushed to his side and, although seriously injured, he regained consciousness. The battle between Ultraman and Bug Jewel was extremely fierce, with all of Ultraman's techniques being repelled by Bug Jewel's powerful barrier. As his Color Timer flashed, he counterattacked with an Ultra Gaze at close range, and using the Ultra Bracelet he had recovered, destroyed the Bug Jewel's barrier. With the barrier destroyed, Ultraman finishes the monster off with a Specium beam. Ultraman, holding the thermonuclear unit which was about to explode, flies into the sky and turns into light. As the MAT members who arrived to rescue them in the Mat Gyro rejoiced at the survival of Ibuki and his son, Officer Hayakawa appeared out of nowhere, and Captain Ibuki reflects on his mistake and shakes hands with Hayakawa Ken.

Cast
Hideaki Anno as Ultraman (here, the character is referencing Ultraman Jack)
Yasuhiro Takeda as Captain Ibuki
Shiyuichi Hayashi as Hayakawa (MAT member)
Takeshi Sawamura as Ibuki (MAT member)
Takashi Gyôten as Yamaga (MAT member)
Toshihiko Nishigaki as Imamura (MAT member)
Yuki Nishi as Nishi (MAT member)
Norio Tamura as Kiruan (Monster)
Norifumi Kiyozumi as the narrator (voice)

Characters

Ultraman

Return of Ultraman
He is essentially a parody of Ultraman Jack, the lead hero from Tsuburaya Productions' Return of Ultraman. His transformation scene into Ultraman is a combination of Ultra Seven's transformation pattern (transforming by wearing the Ultra Eye) and Ultraman Jack's transformation pattern (footage of their giant transformation rise scene). During the transformation, he destroys the MAT base building in the process of becoming giant and emerges.
After transforming, Hideaki Anno's face (who plays Ultraman) is still visible. He wears Anno's personal black-rimmed glasses, a windbreaker jacket with Ultraman Jack's body pattern spray-painted on it, jeans, sneakers, and work gloves. His transformation call is borrowed from the original Ultraman (Masao Nakasone).

The color timer is a modified toothpick container lid, and the Ultra Bracelet is Anno's personal wristwatch.
The original name of the parody character was "Ultraman Jack," but since there was no proper noun at the time, he is simply referred to as "Ultraman" in this work.

Earth Defense Agency Monster Attack Team MAT
With the exception of Officers Hayakawa and Ibuki, the names of the captain and team members are written only by their surnames in the film, without any kanji. In the end credits, only Captain Ibuki and Officer Hayakawa are listed with their character names and performers' names (the other team members' character names are collectively referred to as "MAT members").

Captain Ibuki
The captain of MAT. His name is Gengorou. He is calm and collected.
Upon receiving an order from the Earth Defense Force General Staff to attack the monsters with thermonuclear weapons, he transitions the base to "Level 4" readiness and personally pilots the Mat Arrow 1, equipped with thermonuclear weapons, before setting off. He attempts to attack the Bug Jewel monster with his thermonuclear weapon, prepared to sacrifice the survivors of Hiratsune City, but Ultraman arrives and thwarts the thermonuclear attack. His Matt Arrow 1 (a different aircraft from his own) is shot down by the monster, and he rescues his son (Officer Ibuki), who miraculously survived at the monster's scene.
After the monster is defeated by Ultraman and the Matt Arrow 1's thermonuclear weapon unit is transported far beyond the atmosphere by Ultraman and explodes, he expresses regret for attempting to use the thermonuclear weapon and thanks Ultraman in front of the team members who have rushed to Hiratsune City.

His name is a reference to Ryu Ibuki, the second captain of the MAT (Magazine of the Titans), who appeared in episode 22 of Tsuburaya Productions' "Return of Ultraman."

Ken Hayakawa (Ken Hayakawa)
A member of the MAT. Age 21. He pilots Mat Gyro Unit 3.
He uses the Ultra Eye (Anno's personal black-rimmed glasses) to transform into the aforementioned Ultraman (played by Anno). As Ultraman, he knows the true identity of the monster Bug Jewel.

His character name is the same as the protagonist of the special effects TV drama "Kaiketsu Zubat," produced by Toei and Tokyo 12 Channel, as well as the protagonist of the "Kaiketsu no Tenki" series, a parody of the same work and independently produced by DAICON FILM, just like this work.

Officer Ibuki
A member of the MAT team. Captain Ibuki's son. His name is Shingo.
He deploys in Mat Arrow Unit 1 and attacks the monster Bug Jewel with a laser cannon unit, but the monster generates a barrier, making it ineffective, and he is shot down by the monster's attack. However, he miraculously survives and is rescued by his father from the scene of the monster's appearance.

Officer Yamaga
A member of the MAT team. Pilots Mat Gyro No. 1.
Before combining, the Bug Jewel monster's tentacles nearly capture the Mat Gyro he is piloting, putting him in a pinch, but thanks to covering fire from Officer Hayakawa and his fellow Officers' Mat Gyros, he barely escapes the crisis.

The character's name [Hiroyuki Yamaga] is not directly related to Yamaga Hiroyuki. Also, because the actor has a young face, there was an anecdote at the time that he might be a young officer, until the scene at the beginning of the second part where he is seen smoking a cigarette inside the MAT base.

Officer Imamura
MAT officer. Pilots Mat Gyro No. 2.
He is the only male officer with a mustache.

Officer Nishi
MAT female officer. Her name is Yuki. She is the operator in the base's command room.
In the final scene, he and the other members of the team board the Mat Gyro and head to Hiratsune City to welcome Captain Ibuki and his son, and Team Member Hayakawa (Ultraman).

Monster

Multiplying Monster Bug Jewel
The strongest monster in the universe that Ultraman fought. Ultraman calls it "Kiluan."
Its true identity is an interstellar biological weapon that hid inside a meteorite called "Lambda 1" (a capsule disguised as a capsule used to send monsters from outer space to Earth) and attacked Hiratsune City on Earth. The meteorite's fall caused devastating damage to the city center of Hiratsune. It separated into three bodies and hid underground, gradually growing before combining into one giant monster.
She torments both MAT and Ultraman with light bullets she spits from her mouth and a barrier that deflects all attacks, but after receiving Ultraman's suicidal Ultra Gaze in her mouth, her overloaded barrier is destroyed by the Ultra Bracelet. Ultraman counterattacks, starting with a Meteor Kick, and then a spinning kick knocks her over, sending her flying. She is then hit by a Specium Ray, causing a massive explosion.

Her name comes from "bug" (insect) and "jewel" (jewel). She was originally intended to resemble the Legion from "Gamera 2: Legion Attacks," but the design and concept were changed due to the difficulty of adapting it into a film.

Other

Elementary School Girl
A girl living in Hiratsune City appears in the opening credits (introduction) following the film's main titles. When the meteorite "Lambda 1" fell, he was on his way to elementary school in Hiratsune City, and it appears that he was killed by the falling meteorite along with many other Hiratsune citizens.

Staff
Hideaki Anno (Director)
Toshio Okada (Writer)
Takami Akai (Editor and Camera man)
Takeshi Sawamura (Producer)
Yasuhiro Takeda (Producer)
Makoto Konishi (Sound Effect Artist)
Naoki Haraguchi (Art)
Shiyuichi Hayashi (Art)
Akira Ibusuki (Art)
Yasutaka Iwamoto (Art)
Keiichi Kojima (Art)
Satoru Kuwahara (Art)
Kenji Nagato (Art)
Kiyohide Taguchi (Art)
Jun Tamaya (Art)
Shôhei Toyama (Art)
Hiroaki Utahara (Art)
Tatsuya Yamamoto (Art)
Toshihiro Yamashita (Art)
Takami Akai (Special Effects Artist)
Tarô Fukuda (Special Effects Artist)
Jun Kita (Special Effects Artist)
Kenichiro Mera (Special Effects Artist)
Tôru Saegusa (Special Effects Artist)
Naoki Shibahara (Special Effects Artist)
Sueo Sugimoto (Special Effects Artist)
Norio Tamura (Special Effects Artist)
Kôji Tatsumi (Special Effects Artist)
Takashi Atsumi (Computer Graphics Artist)
Masami Uchida (Computer Graphics Artist)

Production

Set and Miniature

Command room
The command room was built inside a reserve factory floor. All the part of the room was handmade from the floor to the ceiling, Using cardboard box and other material to build the frame of the room and painting over it. The computer screen is created by using transulunce paper with light behind them to create a glow effects.
"It was built in the summer with only one fan cooling the room. It was made without any break, day and night. It took a week to be made but was dismantled in only 2 hours"
After the room is complete it was also use by the cast for rehearsal.

Miniature
Miniatures were created using painted cardboard and small city props painted by hand. They were used in scenes like city scape where the monster and Ultraman fight, the outside shot of MAT base, and fighter planes' launching scene.

Ship cockpit
The ship cockpit is actually almost completely out of paper. The staff have to carry it very carefully to not break it while transporting or filming.
The wind effect on the outside of the cockpit was created by two staff members smoking cigarette and blowing the smoke into the back of a small fan that push the smoke into the scene.

Costume
The MAT uniform for Anno's version of ''The Return of Ultraman'' was designed by Anno.

As you can see, the design is like the ''Earth Federation Forces'' uniforms of the ''Ultra Guard'' and ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' divided into two by adding them together

It could be said that the design clearly shows what everyone, including Mr. Anno, loved at the time.

Nowadays, there are many shops that are convenient for cosplay, such as costpas and yuzawaya. It was not there at all at that time. So what about the actual costume. I decided to have a regular clothing store sew it for me based on the design drawings that Mr. Anno had drawn soberly.

This clothing store was introduced to the role of Imamura (the biggest member). That was the relationship between his family business. So, the representative, a member of Imamura, and the female representative, a member of Nishi, went there for basting.

Filming
The monster scene is film at Yonago in Tottori prefecture, the foot of Mt. Daisen. The fist monster scene with fighter jets is film at night while the fight with Ultraman is film during the day time.

Special Effects
Explosion and smoke effect is film using practical effect on set by using smoke grenades and pyrotechnics.
The fighter jet digital screen, the monster's shield, and Ultraman beam attacks are done using computer generated effect done after filming.

Release
The film was released on August 20, 1983, as a part of the Nihon SF Taikai convention called DAICON IV, in Osaka, Japan, held on August 20–21, 1983. Hideaki Anno attended a screening of the film in Tokyo, where he met his future friend and collaborator Shinji Higuchi for the first time. They would later collaborate on Shin Ultraman with Anno returning to the title role.
It was later scheduled for release on DVD on August 5, 2001, and sales ended on June 30, 2004, as it was a limited-time product.
After the success of Shin Ultraman, the film was shown at Shinjuku Wald 9 CINEMA on July 1, 2022. To celebrate Shin Ultraman's success and for the theater's 15th anniversary. And in the same year, an HD remastered version is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video in Japan around November 18, 2022.
It was also uploaded on YouTube on May 9, 2012 (DAICON FILM - 帰ってきたウルトラマンマットアロー1号発進命令)

Reception
The film was sold as a DVD on August 5, 2001, at 6,800 yen, in a limited-time sale until June 30, 2004.
To celebrate the release of Shin Godzilla, there was the release of a Blu-Ray box which included all of Hideo Anno's live action movies from 1998 to 2004, including this film as one of those movies.

Notes

References

External links
Daicon Film's Return of Ultraman at IMDb

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Dai-Guard (地球防衛企業ダイ・ガード, Chikyū Bōei Kigyō Dai Gādo; lit. "Terrestrial Defense Corp. Dai-Guard") is an anime television series, produced and animated by XEBEC, and directed by Seiji Mizushima. It aired from October 5, 1999, to March 28, 2000, on TV Tokyo, running for 26 episodes. 6 volumes of videos were released on VHS and DVD. The series also had a very brief run (two episodes) on Cartoon Network through Toonami's "Giant Robot Week".
The series is based around three office workers of the 21st Century Defense Security Corporation's Public Relations Division 2 who, with the company's giant robot, Dai-Guard, fight interdimensional alien beings called "Heterodynes". Unlike most giant robot anime, Dai-Guard performs on much more realistic physics, making it heavy, slow, and difficult to control. Also, the Heterodynes seem to be the least of the 21st Century Corporation's problems as they experience opposition in the form of massive damage claims, lawsuits, rivals and a jealous and antagonistic military who wishes to take back Dai-Guard for themselves.

Plot
On February 24, 2018, in the Northwest gap of the Sea of Japan, a giant creature called a Heterodyne appears and goes on a rampage, destroying a major city and killing countless people before being destroyed itself by a weapon of mass destruction known as an "O-E (Over-Explosion) bomb". In the aftermath, a giant robotic weapon system, code-named Dai-Guard, was developed for the military by the 21st Century Defense Security Corporation as an alternative to the future use of such weapons.
However, no further attacks occur for the next twelve years and the 21st Century Corporation is allowed to keep the useless weapon as a mascot which is managed by Public Relations Division 2. However, during a security exposition in 2030, a Heterodyne attacks and the ill-prepared and unarmed robot is taken into battle by its pilot Akagi Shunsuke. His headstrong nature, combined with the talents of his fellow crew, enable Dai-Guard to be victorious against multiple Heterodyne attacks causing the military to want it back.
Heterodyne are mysterious entities formed from dimensional quakes all around Japan and are attracted to electromagnetic hot spots. Crystalline hexagons called Fractal Knots act as their nucleus, and they form bodies using the matter around them. Although Fractal Knots replicate themselves indefinitely, if the original is destroyed it will immediately reduce the rest of the body into ethanol. The Heterodyne are dangerous and adaptable yet not invulnerable. They are a threat that must be faced in a dangerous world like typhoons, earthquakes or tsunami. Each one has a different physical appearance and behaviour.
Much of the series concerns the conflict between the Corporation with its office politics, profit driven, bureaucratic nature and staff beliefs, and the Anzenhosho Army (ANPO) with its adherence to protocols, procedures and concern for its public profile. Both the Corporation and the Army have people who are more concerned with ambition and status than the need to serve and protect the population. A strong theme within the story is the need for cooperation between talented individuals to achieve a common goal.

Characters
Shunsuke Akagi
Voiced by: Kentarou Itou
The primary pilot of Dai-Guard. The headstrong, idealistic and impulsive, 25-year-old Akagi can be seen as the heart and brawn of the three Dai-Guard pilots. Beforehand, he was merely an office worker for the 21st Century Defense Security Corporation, but he manages to achieve his dreams of becoming a "Giant Robot pilot". During the return of the Heterodynes, he and his two friends Ibuki and Aoyama become the pilots of Dai-Guard and intend to put it to use in order to fight off the Heterodyne threat. Akagi loves his job a little too much and manages to stick out among his fellow workers as the more enthusiastic one. Akagi always has the best intentions, even though they usually get him into trouble. Intriguingly, his distinctive personality makes him a natural as Dai-Guard's primary pilot and his cartoon-samurai ethical code quickly wins him a place in the hearts of the public. He refuses to take or allow actions that will endanger civilian lives and/or property if there is any alternative whatsoever.
Ibuki Momoi
Voiced by: Akiko Hiramatsu
Years ago, during the last Heterodyne attack, Ibuki's father (a scientist whose theories predicted the appearance of the Heterodynes) was killed in the attack. Ever since that incident, Ibuki wanted revenge against the Heterodynes. She becomes the navigator of Dai-Guard for this very reason. However, she learns the less than heroic truth about her father, and it leaves her without an emotional anchor. Ibuki has a rather strained relationship with her stepfather, who at first is against Ibuki piloting Dai-Guard but becomes the person who helps her understand her father and fight her personal demons in time to save the world with much more clarity. As with Akagi, her personality meshes well with her position as Dai-Guard's navigator-she is so obsessed with details that she can make quick and precise summaries of a Heterodyne's abilities, often noticing subtle flaws in a given Heterodyne that allow the team to destroy it with minimal casualties.
Keiichiro Aoyama
Voiced by: Shinichiro Miki
Both a veritable ladies' man and somewhat mysterious, Aoyama is the engineer of Dai-Guard. Most of the time, Aoyama disappears after work, often taking off early. While his friends believe he is off womanizing, it turns out that Aoyama is caring for his sick mother, who personally does not want to become Aoyama's top priority over piloting Dai-Guard. As his experiences grow during his time piloting Dai-Guard, he meets more people from his past that he once again crosses paths with. Like his fellow pilots, he possesses personality traits that assist him in his role as Dai-Guard's engineer. Aoyama is always looking for ways to save time and effort, so not only does he regulate the robot's systems with clockwork proficiency, but he will intuitively notice methods by which the team can accomplish its goal with less effort.
Shirou Shirota
Voiced by: Kenichi Ono
An army officer who is assigned as the Tactical Advisor to the Dai-Guard team. He is originally very strict with regulations, and insistent that civilians should not be allowed to handle the Heterodyne crisis. However, his interactions with the employees of Public Relations Division 2, especially Akagi, causes him to change his views. He eventually becomes one of their biggest supporters in the army, and often risks his own career to help them.
President Ookouchi
Voiced by: Takaya Hashi
The president of 21st Century Defense Security. He was previously an army officer and was the one responsible for ordering the use of O-E Weapons during the Heterodyne attack twelve years ago. Because of this, he is determined to avoid the use of these weapons again and is thus very supportive of the Dai-Guard team. He was briefly voted out of office by the company's board of directors but was reinstated when the company began to flounder without him.
Haruo Oosugi
Voiced by: Masashi Hirose
The chief and supervisor of Public Relations Division 2. He has a very easy-going personality and is always supportive of his staff.
Shinyu Yokozawa
The aid to Chief Oosugi, who also helps oversee Dai-Guards' operations. He is married with a young daughter. As his daughter has a sickly constitution, he is often concerned with the safety of his family.
Noriko Ooyama
Voiced by: Michiko Neya
At 28, she is the oldest of the girls that work in the Public Relations Division 2 office and is seen as an older sister figure to the other employees. Her hometown of Hiroshima helps inspire her to help people, on account of what happened to the city during the War. Among the girls employed by the division, she is the most responsible. She is often concerned about the wellbeing of Akagi, and often nags him about his work and health.
Chiaki Nakahara
Voiced by: Marina Ono
Despite being the second oldest of the office girls at 25, she is very shy, easily flustered, and the shortest member of Public Relations Division 2. However, she is very dependable at doing her job, being the head of accounting for the division. She has a slight crush on Aoyama.
Fuuka Tanigawa
Voiced by: Yukari Tamura
Tanigawa is the most outgoing of the office girls and has a hyperactive personality. She is somewhat of an office gossip, often repeating dubious information heard from other parts of the company.
Shizuku Irie
Voiced by: Rumi Kasahara
Notable for her calm demeanor, Shizuku most often speaks in a low, almost emotionless, tone. However, she occasionally, and randomly, acts out various other characters' behaviors and is known for her sarcastic remarks.
Tomoyoshi Ishizuka, Tomorou Taguchi, and Hirotaka Ijyuuin
Voiced by: Shoji Izumi (Tomoyoshi), Makoto Higo (Tomorou), Katsuyuki Konishi (Hirotaka)
This trio of salary men have almost identical physical appearances and personalities; all three are overweight and easygoing. They are all 27 years old and began working for the company at the same time. As a result, they work well together. Ishizuka is in charge of the office work, Taguchi is the events planner and coordinator, and Ijyuuin is in charge of domestic public relations.
Younei Sumida
Voiced by: Hiro Yuuki
The head of Dai-Guard's ground crew, who oversees the repair and maintenance of the robot. His crew is also responsible for the construction of Dai-Guard's new parts and weapons. He is often seen assisting Prof. Domeki, who he harbors feelings for.
Rika Domeki
Voiced by: Mayumi Shintani
An eccentric 17-year-old child genius, who is the head of the Technology Division, and the company's resident scientist. She insists that others refer to her as "Professor". She is an expert on the research of Heterodynes and is also the one responsible for designing new parts for Dai-Guard. She often takes advantage of Sumida's willingness to help her.

Mecha

Dai-Guard
Dai-Guard stands 25 meters high and weighs 156 tons. It is composed of multiple pieces, which were originally transported to the site of battle, and assembled on location. By Episode 20, the pieces were rebuilt as a fighter jet making up the head and arms, as well as two trucks making up the torso and legs, so that they can be much more easily transported until they can combine to form Dai-Guard. Initially it was poorly maintained and essentially mothballed due to the absence of the Heterodyne threat. With their return, Dai-Guard is recommissioned and underwent several upgrades throughout the series. Due to its configuration, pilots are required to apply for a 'vertical-model special vehicle license,' which can take a minimum of 2 months to complete. It was stated that Akagi got a score of D minus, which barely made him eligible to be Dai-Guard's main pilot. Its main weapons include:

Rocket Punch: An improvised maneuver in which Dai-Guard's forearm is torn from its socket and thrown at the enemy.
Drill Arm: An arm attachment that consists of a rocket-boosted oversized drill. Unfortunately, such a weapon is in reality quite impractical as it is basically a massive gyroscope and is incredibly difficult to wield due to the torque it produces. However, the pilots eventually develop the skill to make limited use of this weapon, and it is later seen in several scenarios where other weapons are unavailable.
Net Gun: An arm attachment with the hand making up a large, weighted net used for capturing Heterodyne. Due to the lack of missions requiring the capture of live Heterodyne in the series, it is rarely ever used.
Knot Buster: An arm attachment specifically designed by Rika Domeki to strike and destroy a Heterodyne's Fractal Knot, the weak point of the creatures. It is a claw with an integral explosive-propelled pile driver, far more practical and controllable than the Drill Arm. One simply targets the Heterodyne's Fractal Knot, latches onto it with the claw and triggers the pile driver, impaling it. This weapon was only used once by Dai-Guard before being claimed by the Army for use by its own robot, Kokubogar, but was destroyed soon afterward.
Knot Punisher: Like the Knot Buster, it is designed to strike the Fractal Knot of the Heterodyne. Unknown to the Army, Domeki designed the Knot Buster merely as a prototype for this weapon. Where the Knot Buster is a single arm attachment, the Knot Punisher utilizes both arms. One arm utilizes the same pile driver-claw utility of the Knot Buster, but instead of an explosive charge, it is driven by a torque-less counter-rotating dual flywheel attached to the other arm. The flywheel is spun up in advance, the Heterodyne's Fractal Knot is grasped with the claw, and the flywheel is inserted into the pile driver's gear port, firing the spike and impaling the knot. The flywheel itself can be used as a melee weapon, as it is quite sturdy and possesses a greater radius than the arm and more stability than the drill arm. The downside with this system is that Dai-Guard cannot pick anything up with it in place, (aside from using the claw), and it takes a considerable amount of time to install the equipment prior to battle.
Great Knot Punisher (Knot Punisher 2 in English Dub): The upgraded version of the Knot Punisher, developed by Domeki with the benefit of a full year of combat data. Though it has far greater power than its predecessor, the real advantage of this system is that both arms retain hands. The pile driver attachment has twice the length of both previous systems so as to accommodate a claw on one end and a hand on the other. It can be spun on its joint to bring either manipulator to bear. Its flywheel is identical to is predecessor save that it has a hand as well, which is inserted into the gear port to fire the spike.
Insulating Armor: Special armor Dai-Guard is composed of, giving it a high resistance to electricity and electromagnetic impulses sometimes emitted from Heterodyne. In episode 15 this armor is given an electromagnetic shield to protect it from intense heat for up to three minutes.

Kokubogar
When the army realized that they could not seize the privately owned Dai-Guard, they built Kokubogar based on Dai-Guard's design to fight the Heterodynes. It was piloted by Akagi's former robot piloting class professor and two of his students. Its first battle was an outstanding success, but in the second one the Heterodyne fused with the robot with the pilot still inside who was rescued by Akagi in Dai-Guard. Repairs were completed in time for the Army to assist Dai-Guard in the final battle of the series. Its main weapons include:

Knot Buster: Originally designed for Dai-Guard, the Knot Buster was seized by the Army. It was destroyed in its third engagement.
Machine Guns: Kokubogar had powerful machine guns mounted above the optics.
Rocket Launcher: In the final battle, Kokubogar fires a volley of rockets from its forearm, saving Dai-Guard from a certain defeat. It is uncertain if this weapon is mounted on both arms.

Heterodyne
Mysterious entities formed from dimensional quakes all around Japan. They form from crystalline hexagons called "Fractal Knots" that act as their nucleus and form into bodies using the matter around them. Although fractal knots replicate themselves indefinitely, if the original is destroyed it will immediately reduce the rest of the body into ethanol. Aside from traveling through dimensions, having Fractal Knots, and being attracted to electromagnetic hot spots, they have very little in common with each other.

Grub Type: Appears in episode 1 at the very beginning years before the main story and later in episodes 21 and 22. Powers include a heat cannon from the mouth that fires explosive yellow energy balls that range from a barrel of dynamite to rivaling napalm, swimming, armor that can survive an OE bomb, explosive melting particles from the mouth, and reformation in a matter of hours. In Super Robot Wars Z2 it is referred to as Insect-R.
Ray Type: Appears in episodes 1 and 2. Powers include swimming up to 30 knots, spawning lightning storms to indicate its arrival, twin arm whips, using its starfish-like limbs for bashing, and levitation while on land. A two headed suit of it appears briefly in episode 23 that resembles Pestar from the original Ultraman.
Saucer Type: Appears in episode 3. Powers include levitation, underside heat flashes, and using its body as a throwing disc by ramming it into opponents.
Glob Type: Appears in episode 4. Powers include being a large ball used for rolling and ramming and absorbing earth to make itself larger.
Pyramid Type: Appears in episode 5. Powers include levitation, an electrical force field, and conductive mud tentacles from the seams in the body.
Sonic Type: Appears in episode 6. Powers include levitation and a high frequency barrier around its body that dissolves solid objects although it has no effect on liquids and presumably gases.
Mushroom Type: Appears in episode 7. Powers include regeneration, sprouting mushrooms from its root-like structures, spawning thorny vines from its head, and launching needles from the head.
Balloon Type: Appears in episode 9. Powers include levitation and a highly rubbery body.
Flower Type: Appears in episode 10. Powers include swimming, immunity to radar detection, and a body composed mostly of water that allows it to dilute acids.
Fuser Type: Appears in episode 11. Powers include reducing its body to liquid, levitation, spheres around its body to protect the fractal knot, can regenerate its entire body in a matter of hours, and can fuse with opponents.
Electric Type: Appears in episode 11. Powers include phasing through solid objects, emitting electrical bolts, and flight.
Kokubogar Fusion: Appears in episodes 11 and 12. It is a fusion between Fuser Type, Kokubogar, and later Electric Type. Powers include flight, five red spheres attached to electrical pulses used like missiles from directly overhead, and extensible limbs.
Cylinder Type: Appears in episode 13. Powers include flight at 30 kilometers per hour, twin whip antennae, regeneration, and adaption to enemy attacks over time.
Magnetic Type: Appears in episode 15. Powers include floating on top of water, emitting electromagnetic waves hot enough to scorch humans alive, and tentacles from its top.
Wheel Type: Appears in episode 16. Powers include levitation, rotating fast enough to generate static electricity, and using its body rotation like a tornado.
Burrower Type: Appears in episode 17. Its only known power is burrowing 10 centimeters a year and has a body size that covers all of Kyoto. The Dai-Guard team decides not to destroy this Heterodyne, as its destruction would cause the collapse of the entire city. Suspected to have first appeared many years ago and has lain dormant since.
Spike Type: Appears in episode 18. Powers include rotating its body for burrowing long distances, emitting a high-pitched noise from its body, and using its eight retractable spikes for puncturing hard surfaces. It has also been referred to as the Central Line Monster and Subway Slayer.
Ice Type: Appears in episodes 19 and 20. Powers include flight, floating on top of water, forming a sheet of ice covering its body for armor, heat absorption, and freezing its opponents over with ice.
Starfish Type: Mentioned at the end of episode 23 and appears at the very beginning of episode 24. It possesses no known powers.
Giant Type: Appears in episodes 24, 25, and 26 and possesses the largest size of any Heterodyne with its starting size at 2 kilometers in diameter. Powers include levitation, extensible spear tentacles, can hide most of its body in the Heterodynes' home dimension, radio interference, size growth to the point of covering Earth within a month, regeneration, and spikes from the top of the body.
Black Dai-Guard: Appears in the final episode and acts as the guardian of Giant Type's fractal knot. Powers include an extensible lower half, super speed, and morphing its right hand as a drill and mace.

Media

Anime
From episodes 2-25, the opening theme is "Rojiura no Uchū Shōnen" (路地裏の宇宙少年; "Back Alley Space Boy") by The Cobratwisters (ザ・コブラツイスターズ, Za Koburatsuizutāzu) while the first ending theme from episodes 1-25 is "Hashire Hashire" (走れ走れ; "Run, Run") by Kyoko Endou (遠藤響子, Endō Kyōko). For episode 26, the second ending theme is "Rojiura no Uchū Shōnen" by The Cobratwisters.

Merchandise
In September 2011, Bandai released Dai-Guard in the Super Robot Chogokin line. The figure comes with all of the weapons featured in the anime. Kokubogar was released as a Tamashii Web Shop exclusive in March 2012.

Video game
Dai-Guard makes its video game debut in Super Robot Wars Z2.

References

External links
Dai-Guard (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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Power Rangers Jungle Fury is the 2008 season of Power Rangers, which tells the story of the fight between the Jungle Fury Power Rangers and the forces of evil led by the spirit Dai Shi.

Pai Zhua
The Pai Zhua (Chinese: 派爪, Pài Zhuǎ) (also known as the Order of the Claw) is the leading protagonist faction of the series. Each member of this faction is given an Animal Spirit that acts as their own unique sentient, beast-like power source. They commit their lives to fusing the idea of martial arts with the abilities of these distinct Animal Spirits. They are the guardians of Earth against the abusive use of Animal Spirits by the series' antagonists, the Dai Shi Clan led by and named after the heartless spirit Dai Shi, for the extinction of humanity and the replacement by and ruling of evil beasts. The Pai Zhua fight against evil by calling on the spiritual powers of beasts and combining such a power source with the martial arts of humanity to use a human and beast spirit dual offense collaboration as a safeguard against the Dai Shi Clan's ways, using this combination of two forms of aggression for good causes.
The Pai Zhua's forces are divided into small groups who each exist with different means, methods and other skills but otherwise all live for the same righteous purpose: the defense of Earth against Dai Shi and both his schemes and forces:

Jungle Fury Rangers
The Power Rangers in this series combine the partnership of humanity's martial arts and Animal Spirits together with special technologies that serve to provide an essential enhancement to their ways of facing evil forces - such a combination of the Pai Zhua's styles of living and the mechanics of these technologies gives benefits that, as the series progresses, also demonstrate valuable lessons that the younger members of the Pai Zhua learn and understand and thus eventually embrace for the rest of their lives.
The assembly of all of the Rangers in this series takes place divided as separate stories that arise as the series runs its course.
Theo and Lily, the Blue and Yellow Rangers, are introduced as two of the Pai Zhua's six 'finalist' senior students who each must fight a fellow finalist student they are paired with as part of a special event of three simultaneous finalist battles that will decide three winners who shall be assigned the duty of safeguarding the chest-sealed spirit of the evil Dai Shi from escaping and starting his ways once again - they must use all of the lessons, training and discipline they have gained so far try to defeat the finalist senior students they are assigned with for their battles. Eventually Theo and Lily win, and become two of the three who will ensure Dai Shi stays sealed.
Casey, the Red Ranger, is introduced as being a part of a group of assistants for the Pai Zhua's students before his life in the Pai Zhua is redefined prior to becoming a Ranger.
Jarrod, one of the senior student finals winners, is a winner just for a few minutes due to the events which happen after the final. Jarrod instructs an assistant with an unfair, abusive, self-centered, and dissatisfied attitude to perform a request. Casey, who sees this happen, rushes to fulfil Jarrod's request in the abused assistant's place. Jarrod pushes Casey back in an aggressive, unsatisfied response, and Casey unleashes a tiger's roar in retaliation. The students' teacher, Master Mao, witnesses these events and comes to the decision to relieve Jarrod of his status as one of the three guardians of Dai Shi's chest. Casey becomes the third and final member of Dai Shi's chest's safe-guardians by Master Mao's choice.

Casey Rhodes
Casey Rhodes (portrayed by Jason Smith) was a fairly new member to the Pai Zhua Academy and hence known as a cub and possessed the spirit of the tiger. His power stems from standing up for what he believes in and for others. He doesn't like other people to get picked on. When Casey stood up one day for a fellow cub who was being verbally abused by Jarrod, Master Mao (the leader of the Pai Zhua Academy) dismissed Jarrod. Master Mao saw the potential that Casey had in him and chose him instead of Jarrod, to guard Dai Shi's imprisonment box. After Master Mao was destroyed and Dai Shi escaped, the trio went to Ocean Bluff where they met their new master - RJ - and gave him the powers of the Jungle Fury Red Ranger. Casey still had doubts about himself because his teammates were much more experienced than him and he felt like he had to train twice as hard. At the pizza pallor Jungle Karma Pizza, he was a pro when it came to making pizza. Casey now needed to find out what it takes to become a leader and lead his team. Casey can be overconfident, especially when he tried to go up against Dai Shi alone, which ended with him being hurt. After Lily and Theo had received new masters, Casey was eager to meet his new master, but R.J. was not because it is his father Master Finn. When Master Finn saved Casey from Rinshi, Casey became good friends with the master and mastered the shark technique and the Shark Sabres. Casey eventually made up with R.J. and determined he will always be his master.
When Dai Shi beat up the Rangers profusely in a big showdown and sequestered R.J., the Rangers were left Master-less. R.J. told them they knew what to do, which was to go back to basics, which led them back to the Pai Zhua Academy room where Dai Shi was kept. The Rangers noticed the masters' animal spirits etched in the wall and wondered where Master Rilla, Master Guin, and Master Lope are located. They were greeted once more by their fallen teacher Master Mao. He sent them to the Spirit World at Casey's urging to be trained by three fallen masters. They put them through tests, Master Rilla sent Casey to a dimension that resembled his old bedroom and had to face his childhood fear of a monster in his closet. Once he got it over it, he opened the door to find he had passed the test and granted the Claw Boosters, Jungle Master mode, and Gorilla Spirit Zord.
He was later able to summon the Shark Spirit Ranger whenever needed. Casey's tiger spirit was stolen by Whiger and he was unable to morph, because if he did, his life would be in danger. Casey was teaching a class of young students at the time and one of his students that was always being picked on, helped in giving more power against a foe. Whiger's Rinzin was taken by Dai Shi and banished for not defeating Casey. Casey helped and befriended the weakened Whiger and Whiger assisted him in saving his friends. Whiger then faded away because his power was running out, but he didn't leave Casey's mind.
When Casey battled Master Finn in a test for his Master Stripes, he didn't know what to do and followed what the others did and failed. R.J. later commented to Theo and Lily about this stating that a "student follows his master and doesn't ask." He then saw Jarrod save Camille from danger and was convinced that Jarrod was still in Dai Shi, but no one else believed him. Casey fought Dai Shi in his palace and came back with Jarrod and Camille to join in battle. For this, he earned his Master Stripes from R.J. After the final battle against Dai Shi, Casey was teaching a class in Phi Zhua with Jarrod and Camille as students. He even repeated the "student follows his master and doesn't ask" wisdom to his students.
In Super Megaforce besides teaching children his Kung Fu, Casey works as a part-time zookeeper at the local zoo. He trains Emma and Jake in fighting without using weapons in order to battle the magnetic-powered Pacha Chamak. After the battle when the Rangers visit the zoo to thank Casey, they learn from a zookeeper that no one named Casey works at the zoo. Emma and Jake later see Casey in a gazebo smiling at them before he disappears into thin air. He would later appear-though without removing his helmet as a part of the Ranger army.

Lily Chilman
Lily Chilman (portrayed by Anna Hutchison) is a lively young woman who controls the Cheetah Spirit and is eager to be given the powers of the Jungle Fury Yellow Ranger. She soon learns to control the Elephant Spirit and Jungle Mace after training from Master Phant and the Penguin Spirit from Master Guin in the Spirit World.
Lily was long time student at Pai Zuha, and after succeeding in her final test, had been chosen to help guard the spirit of Dai Shi, along with Casey & Theo.
After Dai Shi escaped, and Master Mao was destroyed, Casey, Theo & Lily went to Ocean Bluff to find their new master, RJ. Now with the powers of the Yellow Ranger at her command, Lily needs to learn that sometimes things need to be taken a bit more seriously. While she is a greatly skilled fighter, Lily can sometimes not comprehend the full severity of a situation.
Once Lily mastered the Elephant Technique from Master Phant, and the others had Mastered their new techniques, the Rangers all thought they were unbeatable. However, Dai Shi had been training with masters as well. When they battled against the new more powerful Dai Shi, the Rangers lost, and would have been destroyed had RJ not intervened and gave himself.
The Rangers realized that their over confidence had been their downfall, but they didn't let that get them down. The team journeyed to the Spirit World, with the help of Master Mao. Once there, they met their new Masters. Master Guin sent Lily on her journey to conquer her fear of spiders. Upon completing her journey, Lily not only gained the power to summon the Penguin Zord, but she also gained the power to morph into her Jungle Master Mode with a Claw Booster.
After much of the year had passed, the time finally came to Casey, Theo & Lily to go through their Pai Zhua Masters Test. For her test, Lily had to battle against Master Phant. The two combatants squared off and fought hard. But in the end, Lily won the fight and earned her title of Pai Zhua Cheetah Master.
In the final battle against Dai Shi, it took help from Camille & Jarrod to help weaken Dai Shi. But only the chosen three could destroy Dai Shi. Together Casey, Theo & Lily reached a level of power no one had ever achieved before. This powerful attack was able to destroy Dai Shi for good.
After the battle was over and won, both Lily & Theo remained at Jungle Karma Pizza working, alongside RJ & Flit. Theo finally managed the courage to ask Lily out on a date, and she said yes.
Lily would later appear in Super Megaforce as part of the veteran Ranger army who came to the aid of the Megaforce Rangers.

Theo Martin
Theo Martin (portrayed by Aljin Abella) is a smart and well versed fighter in Pai Zhua who controls the Jaguar Spirit when he is given the powers of the Jungle Fury Blue Ranger. He learns to become a team player, eventually gaining control of the Bat Spirit and Jungle Fans after training from Master Swoop and then the Antelope Spirit after training from Master Lope in the Spirit World. He also has an identical twin brother named Lewin. Theo has a crush on Lily, and he asks her for a date later in the last episode.
He would later appear in Super Megaforce where he would join in the final battle with the Warstar Armada.

Robert "R.J." James
Robert "R.J." James (portrayed by David de Lautour) is the owner of the Jungle Karma Pizza restaurant and master of the Jungle Fury Power Rangers after Master Mao's loss of his physical body. Years ago, when R.J. was young, his father Master Finn tried constantly to force R.J. to learn the Shark Technique & become a Shark Master. However, R.J. decided to set out on his own. R.J. left home and found his own master, who instructed him in the ways of the Wolf. Upon mastering his Wolf Spirit, R.J. became the new Wolf Master. Sometime later, R.J. opened Jungle Karma Pizza.
After Dai Shi escaped, and Master Mao was destroyed, Casey, Theo & Lily went to Ocean Bluff to find their new master R.J. Though the group didn't not expect the owner of Jungle Karma Pizza to be their master.
R.J. is the laid back Zen type, who while on the outside may not look like much of a teacher or threat, is very skilled in the ways of Pai Zuha. It was through his connections that the Jungle Fury Power Rangers were born. He had the Solar Morphers connected into the Morphin Grid, thus allowing the heroes to become Power Rangers.
R.J. has proven to be quite a powerful warrior. Not only did he use his Wolf Spirit and skills to save his father from Dai Shi, but R.J. also sacrificed his freedom to save his Rangers. In battle with Dai Shi, R.J. refused to fight, and in doing so, allowed Dai Shi a direct attack on the Wolf Spirit.
The attack on R.J.'s Wolf Spirit had a devastating effect on R.J. It somehow turned R.J. into a werewolf causing him to hunger for raw meat, and go into its full form. After three nights of this, and believing that he had attack people in the city, R.J. decided to leave until he could regain his spiritual balance and control his Animal Spirit. However, when he was engaged in battle with one of Grizzaka's monsters, R.J.'s werewolf form came out again, in front of the Rangers. The team had to them battle their own friend for a short time. Once R.J. returned to normal, the team went back to the loft. R.J. explained that if he couldn't regain control, he'd be stuck in his Animal Form forever. It is thanks to Fran that R.J. was able to regain his balance. When he went back into the werewolf state, he was ready to attack Fran, but his friend stood up to him and showed compassion for her boss. Though this friendship, R.J. was able to return to normal. After doing so, R.J. joined the Rangers in battle, but this time he brought along his Wolf Morpher, which he had kept hidden for some time. Now as the Wolf Ranger, R.J. was able to fight alongside his team. He uses his Wolf Morpher as his weapon, and is also able to summon his Wolf Zord. When needed, the Wolf Zord can take the place of the Cheetah Zord in the Jungle Pride Megazord.
R.J. later watched as his trio of students underwent their mastery exams only to see Theo and Lily pass and Casey fail due to his lack of confidence in himself. He later told Theo and Lily that Casey failed when bringing up the known wisdom "A student follows his master and doesn't ask". Casey approached him for help, but R.J. impressed upon him the fact that he could only become a master when he was sure of his own course. Upon Casey successfully freeing Jarrod from Dai Shi, R.J. is the one who gives him his Master Stripes. In the final battle against Dai Shi, it took help from Camille & Jarrod to help weaken Dai Shi. But only the chosen three could destroy Dai Shi, so together Casey, Theo & Lily reached a level of power no one had ever achieved before. This powerful attack was able to destroy Dai Shi for good. After the battle was over and won, R.J. remained in Ocean Bluff, continuing to run his Jungle Karma Pizza Parlor, with the help of Theo, Lily & Flit.
He would later join the other Jungle Fury Rangers in battling the Warstar Armada forces in Super Megaforce.

Dominic "Dom" Hargan
Dominic "Dom" Hargan (portrayed by Nikolai Nikolaeff) was a student of Master Mao's sent away before the beginning of the series to find his path in life. After six years, he returns to Jungle Karma Pizza posing as Inspector Fuller of the health department until R.J. came down and recognized him. He is initially rejected by the other Rangers because of his irresponsible acts during the fight with Crocovile, until he saves Fran with the refined techniques he developed in his travels. With control over the Rhinoceros Spirit, Dominic transforms into the Jungle Fury Rhino Ranger and uses the Control Dagger to summon the Rhino Steel Zord, unable to form his Spirit into a Zord.
During the last episode he was seen going traveling, asking Fran to come along.
He would later join in the final battle of Super Megaforce as part of the veteran Ranger army.

Spirit Rangers
The Spirit Rangers were created by the Phantom Beasts to battle the Power Rangers by using the Crystal Eyes and controlling the Masters. Once the Masters were freed from the Crystal Eyes, they fought alongside the Rangers by controlling the bodies. They later on gave the Rangers control of the Spirit Rangers by way of summoning their Animal Spirits to fight alongside them. In the Final Beast War, the Spirit Rangers fight alongside the masters that inspired them and the Jungle Fury Power Rangers. Similar to the Titanium Ranger and the S.P.D. A-Squad Rangers, they are exclusive to the series.

Shark Spirit Ranger - The Shark Animal Spirit morphed into a Ranger form. Originally created with the Crystal Eyes from Master Finn's Spirit to battle the rangers. He can be summoned by either Master Finn or the Red Ranger. He has the moves of Master Finn and uses the Shark Sabers in battle. His ranger outfit is a facsimile of Jungle Master Mode. Originally he is controlled by Master Finn. Later on he is summoned by the Red Ranger into battle. In the Final Beast War, he fights alongside Master Finn himself.
Bat Spirit Ranger - The Bat Animal Spirit morphed into a Ranger form. Originally created with the Crystal Eyes from Master Swoop's Spirit to battle the rangers. He can be summoned by either Master Swoop or the Blue Ranger. He has the moves of Master Swoop and uses the Jungle Fans in battle. His ranger outfit is a facsimile of Jungle Master Mode. Originally he is controlled by Master Swoop. Later on he is summoned by the Blue Ranger into battle. In the Final Beast War, he fights alongside Master Swoop himself.
Elephant Spirit Ranger - The Elephant Animal Spirit morphed into a Ranger form. Originally created with the Crystal Eyes from Master Phant's Spirit to battle the rangers. He can be summoned by either Master Phant or the Yellow Ranger. He has the moves of Master Phant and uses the Jungle Mace in battle. His ranger outfit is a facsimile of Jungle Master Mode. Originally he is controlled by Master Phant. Later on he is summoned by the Yellow Ranger into battle. In the Final Beast War, he fights alongside Master Phant himself.

Allies of the Rangers

Fran
Fran is a book-loving, clumsy, loyal, brave, altruistic customer of Jungle Karma Pizza who is hired to work there by R.J. She discovers that her co-workers are the Power Rangers when she enters R.J.'s loft and sees them fighting on the monitors. She now serves the Ranger squad by either watching the monitors (a task performed by R.J. until he became a Ranger) or taking over the pizza shop when the Rangers have to go to battle. She has a big crush on Dominic after he saved her life when they first met. After Dai Shi's defeat, Dominic invited her to go on a European backpacking trip with him. Hyperventilating, she accepted.
She is portrayed by Sarah Thomson.

Pai Zhua Masters
The founding members of the Pai Zhua battled Dai Shi and sealed his soul at the cost of losing three of their members in the fight. After Mao's death by the released Dai Shi, the Rangers learn under the three surviving Pai Zhua Masters, before the Masters were later brainwashed by the Phantom Beasts to become slave-like mediums for the Spirit Rangers. In the series finale, the four deceased Pai Zhua masters briefly return to even the Rangers' odds against the resurrected army of Dai Shi, finishing them off in their stronger anthropomorphic forms.

Master Mao
Master Mao is the Rangers' previous master at the Pai Zhua academy who possesses a caracal spirit, able to assume a stronger anthropomorphic caracal form. Though he died fighting off Dai Shi while protecting the Rangers, Mao continues to help the Rangers in spirit form while attempting to give Jarrod the strength to resist Dai Shi.
He returns in physical form to help the Rangers during the Final Beast War when Dai Shi opens the gate to the spirit world to resurrect his beasts. As his students, Casey, Lily and Theo all derive their fighting styles and their animal spirits from Master Mao, thus why their animal spirits are all based on different species of cats.
He is portrayed by Nathaniel Lees.

Master Phant
Master Phant is a Pai Zhua master, known for the Jungle Mace and his Elephant Animal Spirit, able to assume a stronger elephant form. He retired prior to the series' beginning, but Lily's persistence caused him to become her master, he decided to help and taught Lily the techniques of the elephant he also teaches Lily how to use the Jungle Mace to defeat the Pangolin. He was later captured by the Phantom Beasts along with the other masters and his animal spirit transformed into the Elephant Ranger. He was freed by R.J. and the Elephant Spirit Ranger now fights with the other Rangers when summoned by either Lily or Master Phant. By the end of the series, he took part in the final battle and was present when the Rangers destroyed Dai Shi.
He is portrayed by Bruce Allpress

Master Swoop
Master Swoop is a Pai Zhua master who possesses the spirit of the Bat, able to assume a stronger anthropomorphic bat form. He was R.J.'s mentor and taught him to fight without the aid of sight. Though blind and wearing sunglasses, Swoop manages to see things further than they really are and teaches Theo how to focus and trains him to use the Jungle Fan and to channel his Bat Animal Spirit. He was later the first to be captured by the Phantom Beasts and his animal spirit transformed into the Bat Ranger. He was freed by R.J. and the Bat Ranger now fights with the other Rangers when summoned by either Theo or Master Swoop.
He is portrayed by Oliver Driver.

Master Finn
Master Finn is a Pai Zhua master and who possesses the spirit of the Shark, able to assume a stronger anthropomorphic shark form. Being R.J.'s father, he tried unsuccessfully to teach his style to R.J., causing a rift between them that is not mended until R.J. proves his strength by demonstrating his own control over the Wolf Spirit. Master Finn trains Casey to use his Shark Sabers and teaches him how to channel his Animal Spirit. Later, he is captured by the Phantom Beasts along with the other masters and his animal spirit is transformed into the Shark Ranger. He becomes trapped in one of the Crystal Eyes when his Spirit Ranger is destroyed in battle with the Rangers. Flit saves the Crystal Eye from being thrown in the sea and gives it to R.J., who frees his father. The Shark Ranger now fights along with the other Rangers when summoned by either Casey or Master Finn.
He is portrayed by Paul Gittins.

Master Rilla
Master Rilla is a Pai Zhua master who possesses the spirit of the Gorilla, able to assume a stronger anthropomorphic gorilla form. He died in the Great Battle and currently resides in the Spirit World. Upon arrival in the Spirit World, Casey was no match for him in combat. When it came to the first test, Master Rilla sends Casey into a dimension to face his fear of the monster in his closet when he was young which he passes. Casey learns how to channel Master Rilla's Gorilla spirit.
He returns in physical form to help the Rangers during the Final Beast War when Dai Shi opens the gate to the spirit world to resurrect his beasts.
He is portrayed by Stig Eldred.

Master Guin
A Pai Zhua master who possesses the spirit of the Penguin, able to assume a stronger anthropomorphic penguin form. She died in the Great Battle and currently resides in the Spirit World. Upon arrival in the Spirit World, Lily was no match for her in combat. When it came to the first test, Master Guin sends Lily into a dimension to face her fear of spiders which she passes. Lily learns how to channel Master Guin's Penguin spirit.
She returns in physical form to help the Rangers during the Final Beast War when Dai Shi opens the gate to the spirit world to resurrect his beasts.
She is portrayed by Michelle Langstone, who previously portrayed Kat Manx in Power Rangers S.P.D..

Master Lope
Master Lope is a Pai Zhua master who possesses the spirit of the Antelope, able to assume a stronger anthropomorphic antelope form. He died in the Great Battle and currently resides in the Spirit World. Upon arrival in the Spirit World, Theo was no match for him in combat. When it came to the first test, Master Lope sends Theo into a dimension to face his fear of performing karaoke in front of everyone which he passes. Theo learns how to channel Master Lope's Antelope spirit.
He returns in physical form to help the Rangers during the Final Beast War when Dai Shi opens the gate to the spirit world to resurrect his beasts.
He is portrayed by Andrew Laing.

Dai Shi Clan
The Dai Shi Clan is the antagonistic group of the series.

Dai Shi
Dai Shi is the primary antagonist of Jungle Fury. He is an ancient multi-headed Yellow Dragon who attempted for 10,000 years to rid the world of the human race due to his belief that beasts superior and therefore should be the masters; dealing with the Phantom Beast Generals when they tried to overthrow him. However, Dai Shi was defeated by the first Pai Zhua warriors that became the Masters, sealing his spirit inside a chest and guarded by generations of Pai Zhua members. However, thanks to Jarrod attacking Mao out of anger for being denied the task of guarding him, Dai Shi was released from the seal by accident, killing Mao before using Jarrod's body as his vessel and reviving his Rinshi to continue where he left off, starting the "Beast War" anew. Dai Shi eventually shows up in person and demonstrates his superiority to the Red Ranger at the time the Five Fingers of Poison began their attack, easily defeating Casey without breaking a sweat. But though Dai Shi was primarily in control, Jarrod's humanity still had some influence over him.
After the Five Fingers were destroyed, Dai Shi undergoes the search for the three Overlords, starting with Carnisoar, to master their dark ways. Upon Carnisoar's revival, the wicked master took Dai Shi back through time and altered Jarrod's past, erasing any good deeds Jarrod had done in an effort to help Dai Shi reach the peak of his evil powers. After mastering Jellica's teachings, Dai Shi calls out the Rangers to systematically defeat them until R.J. arrives and surrenders himself to save the Rangers. After defeating R.J., Dai Shi challenges the Rangers with R.J. as bait. Though he has the upper hand at first, Dai Shi is easily defeated by the Red Ranger in his Jungle Master Mode.
After Grizzaka was revived, he overthrew Dai Shi as Grizzaka blamed him for their loss of the first Beast War and is displeased that he was using a human vessel. Following this, Dai Shi began training to master the power of Zocato like Grizzaka did. During one of his training sessions, Master Mao's spirit appeared to try to get through to what's left of Jarrod. It is this encounter that causes him to go on a quest to the Rhino Nexus to enhance his powers. When he did arrive, he couldn't get in due to the force field. When he returned, Jellica captured him and a brief battle with Grizzaka is where Dai Shi learned about the Control Dagger needed to get into the Rhino Nexus. Upon Dai Shi being imprisoned in the dungeon, Camille went out to obtain the Control Dagger and successfully stole it to give to Dai Shi. Passing the Sand Snakes that protect the Rhino Nexus, Dai Shi is attacked by Grizzaka until the Jungle Master Megazord intervene. Dai Shi and Camille made it through the obstacles while the Overlords were occupied. When Dominic confronted them, Dai Shi couldn't get the Control Dagger in and Dominic did so. After Carnisoar's destruction, Dai Shi discovered that his Zocato has enhanced from the effects of the Rhino Nexus.
Dai Shi then faced Grizzaka again, succeeding in overpowering Grizzaka and reclaiming his throne. Camille informed Dai Shi that Dr. Silvia Jennings has the other five Crystal Eyes when the time for the Phantom Beasts' revival was drawing near. When Camille gave him the Crystal Eyes that Grizzaka had gathered, Dai Shi then fought Casey to prevent him from reclaiming the Crystal Eyes before being forced to fall back after Jellica reclaim the three Crystal Eyes. Later, after a vain overthrow attempt by Jellica that cost her life, the Phantom Beasts swear their loyalty to Dai Shi, intent to make him their Phantom Beast King. Dai Shi didn't initially accept their offer because the Phantoms tried to overthrow him during the Beast War, and told them to bring him the three living masters Phant, Swoop and Finn to prove their loyalty, which they soon did and transformed them into the Spirit Rangers.
When the Shark Spirit Ranger was destroyed by the modified Claw Cannon, Dai Shi was told that Master Finn was absorbed into the Crystal Eye. Dai Shi then had Scorch give orders to Unidoom to get rid of that Crystal Eye. When RJ and Master Finn infiltrated the temple, Dai Shi fought RJ after Master Finn & Phant warned him that someday Jarrod would cast him out. After Unidoom's destruction and the Spirit Rangers' defection, Dai Shi uses Whiger in the Phantom Beast Generals' next test of loyalty by having him take Casey's tiger spirit. Once Whiger passed, Dai Shi undergoes the change into the Phantom Beast King, endowed with the spirit of the Griffin. However, Scorch became aware of Jarrod's influence over Dai Shi when he makes Camille a Phantom Beast General and strips Whiger of his rank and Rinzin Power.
After Grinder's defeat, Dai Shi realizes his hold over Jarrod is beginning to malfunction when he attempted to kill Scorch for questioning him. Eventually, Dai Shi regains total control, until Casey stormed his palace. After a long battle, Casey managed to break the spirit's hold over Jarrod and is forced to leave his body before siphoning out both his Rinzin and Camille's. Now without a host, Dai Shi began the final stages of his war and gathered enough fear to resurrect his army. But once his revived army was destroyed, Dai Shi used the masters' animal spirits to restore his physical form and nearly destroys the Rangers. However, when Jarrod attacked Dai Shi from the inside, the monster was weakened enough to finally be destroyed by the three chosen guardians: Casey, Theo, and Lily.
He is voiced by Geoff Dolan. While possessing Jarrod, he is portrayed by Bede Skinner.

Jarrod
Jarrod was a student of the Pai Zhua and wielder of the lion spirit, able to assume a black lion/Ranger-like armored form known as the Black Lion Warrior when in battle. Though he was highly skilled enough to earn the chance to become one of the guardians of Dai Shi's prison, Jarrod's arrogance forced Master Mao to dismiss him and select Casey instead. In response, Jarrod attacks Mao, accidentally freeing the evil Dai Shi from his prison. Jarrod flees in the chaos, but is taken over by Dai Shi as he runs away. Although he now serves as Dai Shi's host, Jarrod still retains some degree of influence.
Upon the revival of the Phantom Beasts, Jarrod learned the Rinzin Power and gained the spirit of the Griffin. When the Phantom Beasts kidnapped Masters Phant, Swoop and Finn, Jarrod soon began attempting to regain control from Dai Shi, something that Scorch and Snapper take notice of.
After Grinder's defeat, Scorch's fears are realized as his questioning of Dai Shi's recent decisions led to Jarrod attempting to regain control of his body, no longer wanting to be used by Dai Shi. He briefly regained control of his body to save Camille from the last three Phantom Beast Warriors, killing Sonimax and Osiris in the process, explaining to her Dai Shi's true feelings towards her before Dai Shi regains control. Eventually Casey battles Dai Shi again and manages to reach through to Jarrod; as a result Dai Shi is forced out of his body. He helped Casey fight Scorch and defeat him, but afterward he lost his confidence out of guilt for releasing Dai Shi in the first place. Eventually regaining it, he uses the Zocato power to weaken Dai Shi from the inside long enough for Casey, Lily and Theo to destroy it. After the battle, he re-enrolled in the Pai Zhua academy to learn from the beginning. He helped, while Casey was resting he taught the children the way of the lion.
He is portrayed by Bede Skinner.

Camille
Camille is the servant of Dai Shi, an ill-tempered user of the Chameleon spirit, which gives her the ability to camouflage into her backgrounds and use her long sticky and wet tongue as a weapon in battle. She can also change into a Chameleon-like warrior for her battle mode, using a pair of sai as her weapons of choice. She remained quietly inside a wall until Dai Shi returned in Jarrod's body, resuming her role as his second in command. She serves Dai Shi out of devoted passion, proving herself by perfecting her abilities by withstanding the Claw Cannon and absorbing a bit of its energy before saving her master from Naja, slicing off his Life Talons for Dai Shi to use in his search for the Overlords. Her other various abilities include boosting the power of the Rinshi Beasts.
It is hinted that she may have feelings for Dai Shi/Jarrod as she commented that she found Dai Shi's new body to be attractive and she strives to gain his favor. She was also displeased at Dai Shi's change of personality after Carnisoar's training, deciding to resurrect Jellica to accomplish that. She also openly comments that she cares for him to Lily while she was in disguise. Despite his cold treatment of her, Jarrod may carry the same feelings for her as he influenced Dai Shi to save her twice from Jellica's wrath, though the second time Dai Shi claimed it was because she was still of use. She spares Lily's life when given the opportunity to destroy her, showing Camille has good inside of her that she is withholding.
Camille is followed, and annoyed by, the tiny fly, Flit. She once fought him as a human and cursed him by changing him into his current form and then swallowed him. As a part of the curse, Flit must stay in Camille's stomach or die. While she normally shows him aggression, she has shown a softer side to him meaning she may care about him. Camille had successfully stolen the Control Dagger from Dominic to give to Dai Shi. When at the Rhino Nexus, she was attacked by Sand Snakes only to be saved by Dai Shi.
Camille later informed Dai Shi that Dr. Silvia Jennings has five of the Crystal Eyes when the time of the revival draws near. She infiltrated the Research Center and obtained the 5 Crystal Eyes only to fight Casey. The Rinshi that seized Dr. Jennings served as a diversion for Camille to get away with the Crystal Eyes and present them to Dai Shi. Following the destruction of Unidoom, Camille concludes that she needs Rinzin Power and tries to convince some of the Phantom Beast Warriors to give her some, but they act like she is joking and refuse.
Camille appeared as a hostess on the TV game show "Blow That Dough" in a plot to get the Rangers cancelled. This was thwarted when RJ sent Casey's morpher through the TV. Once Dai Shi becomes the Phantom Beast King, he makes Camille into a Phantom Beast General and gives her Rinzin Power. With her suggestion, she receives the spirit of the Phoenix. She would later be referred to, in this new form, by Scorch and Snapper, as Camille Phoenix. She fought with a spiritless Casey and a Rinzin deprived Whiger when they arrived to free the other Rangers, bested by the combined efforts of the two Tiger Spirits.
She stole a cloning formula from a scientist named Maryl Snyder and used it on Grinder. Afterwards, Camille begins to become targeted by Scorch as she is unknowingly helping Jarrod regain control over himself due to the fact that it is really Jarrod that has feelings for her, rather than Dai Shi. When Jarrod was being attacked by Dai Shi after separating (because he prevented Dai Shi from destroying Casey), Camille ran in to protect Jarrod, losing her Rinzin powers and immortality in the process. Soon after, she helps the rangers in battling Scorch and destroying Snapper. Then, she helps in the fight against Dai Shi, saving the rangers' lives and proving that she strongly cares for the human Jarrod. After Dai Shi was destroyed, she enrolled in the Pai Zhua academy with Jarrod.
She is portrayed by Holly Shanahan.

Flit
Flit was originally a martial artist who fought Camille before she cursed him into the form of an anthropomorphic fly and then swallowed him. While not truly evil, he usually resides in Camille's stomach as a result of his curse otherwise he will fade away. Normally emerging during Zord battles, Flit monitors the Rangers' fight as a Battle Commentator. Regardless of who has the upper hand, Flit maintains a neutral standpoint and unbiased commentary. When R.J. saves his life, Flit returns the favors by helping R.J. get control of his animal spirit before he is forced to return to Camille when the curse's effects manifest from being away from her for too long. After these events the Rangers, especially R.J., see Flit as a friend. Flit also managed to help R.J. by catching the Crystal Eye (containing Master Finn) that Unidoom threw into the ocean.
By the series finale, Flit has returned to his human form and now works with the rangers at Jungle Karma.
Flit is voiced by Kelson Henderson.

The Five Fingers of Poison
These are special Rinshi Warriors who are trained in the art of the Five Poisons from Chinese mythology that they are based on. All five appeared in "Now the Final Fury".

Rantipede
First Appearance: "A Taste In Poison"
Voice Actor: Gerald Urquhart
A white sash-wearing Rinshi who holds the spirit of the Centipede. The hood he wears over his head conceals his true face, a coiled centipede's tail. He has the ability to strike up to 1000 times in a few seconds. He issued a challenge to Casey but was met by Lily who battled him. After being defeated, he took off his hood and used the Rangers' fear to enlarge and show his full power. Soon after, he was destroyed by the Jungle Pride Megazord's Savage Spin.
In "Pizza Slice of Life," Naja later revived him to help him overthrow Dai Shi only to be easily vanquished by him.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Rantipede back who was defeated by the Rangers and their Masters.

Gakko
First Appearance: "A Taste In Poison"
Voice Actor: Bruce Hopkins
A green sash-wearing Rinshi who holds the spirit of the Gecko. A cunning shurikenjutsu master of surprise attacks, able to attach to any surface as if there were multiple microscopic hairs on his soles. Gakko can remove his own arm to escape a hold and grow a new one while the discarded arm's surprise attack serves as a distraction. As he is constantly over others' heads, he thinks of the walls as 'his world' and looks down at others.
In "Can't Win Them All," he broke Theo's confidence during battle. Gakko later overpowered Casey and Lily, until Theo eventually arrived after regaining his confidence thanks to R.J. Theo managed to beat Gakko in his own 'world' before the Rinshi Beast enlarged and was destroyed by the Jungle Pride Megazord.
In "Pizza Slice of Life," Naja later revived him to help him overthrow Dai Shi, but fled after Rantipede was killed and started attacking the city to gather as much power for himself because he had no other option. He confronted the Rangers and was destroyed by their Claw Cannon.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Gakko back who was defeated by the Rangers and their Masters.

Stingerella
First Appearance: "A Taste In Poison"
Voice Actor: Sarah Somerville
A red sash-wearing Rinshi who holds the spirit of the Scorpion and the only female member of The Five Poisons. Her dance and kick combination that earned her the nickname, "Queen of the Toxic Dance." She lightly poisoned Casey in their first encounter, once Jarrod defeated him. The dosage was not enough to kill him, but it did make him temporarily suffer massive pain.
In "Dance the Night Away," she is sent to attack the city with her dancing Rinshi. They trounced the Rangers. The Rangers later responded with a similar dance-based technique. Then, Toady interfered, finally convincing Stingerella that they must join forces to combine their strengths. Stingerella, impressed with Toady's new attitude, she fell in love with him. When Toady was destroyed, she vowed to avenge Toady and grew giant. She unleashed an army of little scorpions on the Jungle Pride Megazord but their Savage Spin shook them off and she was ultimately destroyed by it.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Stingerella back. She and Toady fought side by side and were defeated by the Rangers and their Masters.

Toady
First Appearance: "A Taste In Poison"
Voice Actor: Adam Gardiner
A yellow sash-wearing Rinshi who holds the spirit of the Toad. He is able to resist most pain and his ultimate move creates a mucus-based forcefield to block any attack easily. It's later revealed that he loves Stingerella, and that he would do anything for her love.
In "Dance the Night Away," he is also extremely protective of Stingerella, as he viciously attacked the Rangers after he mistook Theo making out with Stingerella. Though he survived the Megazord's attack, Toady ran off in shame when Stingerella was gone. After getting advice from Camille, Toady toughens up and convinces Stingerella to join him in creating a deadly combination of their abilities. However, Toady is destroyed when his barrier is penetrated by a shot from the newly pristine Claw Cannon.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Toady back. He and Stingerella fought side by side and were defeated by the Rangers and their Masters.

Naja
First Appearance: "A Taste In Poison"
Voice Actor: Richard Simpson
A blue sash-wearing Rinshi that has the spirit of the Cobra. and the leader of the Five Fingers of Poison. He has highly accurate hits that target the weak points of his opponent, earning him his reputation as a "Master of Instant Victory". He wields two celurit sickles which he can use to generate and fire a destructive energy ball. Naja's greatest power is in his six Life Talons, which allows him to cheat death or resurrect those who are dead. In "Pizza Slice of Life," Naja eventually became fed up with Dai Shi, blaming him for previous defeats. Naja sought to commit mutiny and revealed his intentions to Camille, offering her a place at his side. Naja uses one of his Life Talons to survive her attack before eventually defeating Camille. Soon after, Naja revived Rantipede and Gakko to aid him in defeating Dai Shi while he was meditating. However, Camelle's interference ruined the plan, and she was now able to counter Naja's attack. Though he offered Camille his power over life and death, she sliced off his last three Life Talons before destroying him. In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Naja back. He was defeated by the Rangers and their Masters.

The Overlords
The Overlords were a trio of demon warriors defeated and slain by the forces of good prior to the series, each with a bracelet that holds that Overlord's soul. Each one holds power over the levels of the world, namely sky, sea, and earth. After the 5 Fingers of Poison were destroyed, Dai Shi commands Camille to bring him the three bracelets of the Three Overlords and also to give him three remaining Life Talons she had taken from Naja, intending to resurrect the Overlords and increase his power through their teaching methods. They were all eventually destroyed until they were revived by Dai Shi for the final Beast War, but were destroyed again by the Power Rangers and the Pai Zhua Masters.

Carnisoar
Carnisoar is the Sky Overlord and the holder of the Hawk spirit, a master of aerial martial arts. He uses a double-breasted guandao halberd and feather shurikens in his attack. Intending to resurrect the Overlords to become stronger, Dai Shi chooses Carnisoar to be the first to Camille's dismay due to his brutal teaching methods. Upon his revival, Carnisoar took Dai Shi into Jarrod's past to eliminate every good deeds that he did as a child, making Dai Shi stronger as a result. After this, Carnisoar returned to Dai Shi's hideout to begin the actual training, teaching Dai Shi to harness his hatred as power until Jellica was revived. After Dai Shi manages to beat Jellica, Carnisoar leaves his training to her. He returned to help Dai Shi kill the Rangers briefly, reviving the Black Shadow Guard.
Carnisoar later sided with Grizzaka upon his revival, setting up the chamber to revive the Phantom Beast Generals after obtaining their Crystal Eyes for Grizaka. Once arriving at the Rhino Nexus with the other Overlords, where they ran afoul of the Power Rangers, Carnisoar fought Casey, Theo, Lily, and RJ in his Illusion Dimension after withstanding the Claw Cannon. When Casey used his Tiger Instincts to find the real Carnisoar and attacked him before Carnisoar grew and fought the Wolf Pride Megazord and the Jungle Master Megazord. Carnisoar managed to overwhelm them until Dominic arrived in the Steel Rhino Zord. Before he was destroyed at the hands of the Rhino Pride Megazord, he tells them that they may defeated him, but the "war is far from over."
He was revived by Dai Shi for the final Beast War, but was destroyed again by the Power Rangers and the Pai Zhua Masters.
Carnisoar is voiced by Cameron Rhodes.

Bai Lai
First Appearance: "Blind Leading the Blind"
Voice Actor: Josh Thomson
A crow monster with no Rinshi Form. He is the servant of Carnisoar. Carden and him created a vortex that would wipe out the entire city. They grew giant and beat the Jungle Pride Megazord because they could fly and avoid even the Elephant's power. Bai Lai targeted Lily, playing unfair. After learning from Master Swoop, Theo took them down with the Jungle Fan. They grew again, and the Rangers destroyed Bai Lai using the Jungle Pride with Bat Power. His broadsword was the only remnant of Bai Lai left and Carden became attached to the item.

Carden
First Appearance: "Blind Leading the Blind"
Voice Actor: Gregory Cooper
A crane monster with no Rinshi form. He is the servant of Carnisoar. He and Bai Lai they created an evil vortex. The duo defeated the Rangers but Theo manage to take them down with the Jungle Fan after being trained by Master Swoop. Carden got thrown unto a mountain by Jungle Pride Megazord with Bat Power and witnessed Bai Lai get destroyed. Carden swore to avenge him, taking his fallen partner's broadsword as a memorial. In "Pushed to the Edge," he faced down Lily and was beaten by her. As a giant, he was easily defeated by the Jungle Pride Megazord with Bat Power.

Jellica
Jellica is the Sea Overlord and the holder of the Jellyfish spirit, a staff wielding mistress who can neutralize her opponents' physical attacks by having them pass right through her as she can turn into water.
She is revived by Camille so Dai Shi can train under her instead of Carnisoar. However, at first, she forced Camille to be her student and has her attack the Rangers after she personally defeated the Jungle Pride Megazord without trouble. But when Camille couldn't follow her orders, she attacked her with Lily going to her aid followed by Dai Shi, who defeats Jellica in a brief fight. By then, she reveals that her mentoring of Camille was a test to see if Dai Shi truly desired her power, becoming Dai Shi's new mentor, teaching him to harness his deceit as power. She helped Dai Shi and Carnisoar to try killing the Rangers by reviving the White Shadow Guard. She refers to Camille as "Lizard".
When Grizzaka was revived, Jellica sided with him. During the events at the Rhino Nexus, Jellica battles Dominic and overwhelms him with her abilities until he made a comeback and forced her to retreat. While Grizzaka was fighting Theo, Lily, RJ, and Dominic, Jellica attempted to steal the Crystal Eyes while Dai Shi was preoccupied with his fight with Casey. But after Grizzaka's destruction, Jellica reveals she managed to reclaim the three she and Carnisoar gathered for Grizzaka, reviving the Phantom Beast Generals to take over Dai Shi's throne out of spite for him. However, she ends up being destroyed by the three Phantom Beast Generals instead.
She was revived by Dai Shi for the final Beast War, but was destroyed again by the Power Rangers and the Pai Zhua Masters.
Jellica is voiced by Elisabeth Easther.

Grizzaka
In the episode "Bad To the Bone", Grizzaka is the Land Overlord and holder of the Grizzly bear spirit, master of the power of Zocato that makes him the strongest of the Overlords. He also wears gloves that can sprout claws from the back of his hands; similar to tekko-kagi. After Dai Shi's defeat by the Jungle Master Red Ranger, Carnisoar and Jellica send Camille to revive Grizzaka to increase Dai Shi's power. Carnisoar and Jellica conspire to retrieve Grizzaka from the cave of darkness to their temple. However, being short-tempered, Grizzaka angrily blames Dai Shi for losing the Beast War centuries ago and rejects him even more for using a human as his vessel. Once revived by Camille, whom he attacked until she pleas him to come with her, RJ becomes a Wolf Man as Lily refuses to listen to RJ demands and leave Lily continues to confront Fran to restore Lily back to normal Lily as a biker girl rejoins the rangers to destroy Porcupongo in the Jungle Master Megazord Grizzaka overthrows Dai Shi because of his current status as a human and becomes the new leader with Carnisoar and Jellica switching loyalties out of fear of their well-being. While sending out Rinshi Beasts to battle the rangers, Grizzaka attempts gather the Crystal Eyes to release the Phantom Beasts from their prison. After Jellica captured Dai Shi, he ended up in a facing off against Dai Shi where during the fight, he mentioned that the Control Dagger before defeating Dai Shi with his Zocato.
After Dai Shi and Camille escaped to the Rhino Nexus, Grizaka took Carnisoar and Jellica to catch up to the two. Upon running afoul of the Power Rangers, Grizzaka managed to defeat the Jungle Master Megazord, in both Bat Power and Shark Power forms, before ending up occupied by the Sand Snakes that guarded the Rhino Nexus.
When Dai Shi returned to the temple, Grizzaka was defeated by his refined Zocato and forced to relinquish his leadership. Grizzaka left to gather fear in Ocean Bluff so he can return to power. Grizzaka then fought the Power Rangers while Casey tried to reclaim the Crystal Eyes from Dai Shi. Grizzaka was overwhelming them until Casey arrived. Casey used a combination of the Claw Booster and Dominic's Rhino Morpher to fight Grizzaka before the Rangers use a Claw Cannon/Wolf Morpher/Rhino Blade combo to take him down. Grizzaka grows and the Rangers form the Jungle Master Megazord and the Wolf Pride Megazord. Grizzaka overwhelmed the Megazords until Dominic brings out the Rhino Pride Megazord. Grizzaka then fights the Rhino Pride Megazord and is taken down. The Rangers then charged him down with their new Jungle Stampede formation. Before exploding, Grizzaka voiced his disbelief that he lost, claiming no one was more powerful than him.
He was revived by Dai Shi for the final Beast War, but was destroyed again by the Power Rangers and the Pai Zhua Masters.
Grizzaka is voiced by Derek Judge.

Shadow Guards
The Shadow Guards are soldier terracotta statues brought to life by the Overlords.

Shadow Guard #1
First Appearance: "Ghost of a Chance" Pt. 1
A Shadow Guard that is modeled after a stag beetle. It was brought to life by Carnisoar. They send them with Dai Shi to reign terror. He was defeated by Jungle Master Yellow Ranger. He was ultimately destroyed in battle by the combined might of the Gorilla, Penguin, and Antelope Zords, but his powers were absorbed by his comrade.

Shadow Guard #2
First Appearance: "Ghost of a Chance" Pt. 1
A Shadow Guard that is modeled after a Hercules beetle. It was brought to life by Jellica. They send them with Dai Shi to reign terror. After the other Shadow Guard was destroyed, he absorbed his powers. He was defeated by Jungle Master Blue Ranger. He was destroyed by the Jungle Master Megazord.

Shadow Guards #3 and #4
First Appearance: "No I in Leader"
In "No I in Leader" Grizzaka brought back to life two more Shadow Guards, they're both black and red in color and modeled after the stag beetle and the Hercules beetle. They battled the Rangers and were able to overwhelm both Lily and Theo. Casey arrived and used a satellite dish to deflect the blast. Casey then used the Jungle Cruiser to attack them, followed by RJ using a double team with Casey. With a combo of the Wolf Beam and the Claw Cannon, the Shadow Guards were defeated. Grizzaka used the power of Zocato to make them grow. The Jungle Master Megazord and the Wolf Zord were having a difficult time defeating them. RJ summoned the Tiger and Jaguar Zords to form the Wolf Pride Megazord. The Wolf Pride Megazord defeated one of the Shadow Guards while the Jungle Master Megazord destroyed the other. In "Now the Final Fury" Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and summoned these two Shadow Guards once again to battle the Rangers.

Rinshi
The Rinshi are Dai Shi's army of spear wielding Jiangshi-like foot soldiers used to attack the city and they move by hopping with their arms forward.

Rinshi Beasts
Certain Rinshi are enhanced by Dai Shi, gaining a new attire and an animal signature on the forehead. These Rinshi can assume the forms of the Rinshi Beasts who fight in the manner of the animal spirit they possess. The Rinshis can grow by gathering fear. After they are destroyed, they normally turn to dust.

Mantor (voiced by Pat Courtenay) - A Rinshi who holds the spirit of the mantis.
Buffalord (voiced by Scott Alexander Young) - A Rinshi who holds the spirit of the buffalo. He uses his powerful horns that can bust through thick walls for attacks.
Pangolin (voiced by Charlie McDermott) - A Rinshi who holds the spirit of the animal with the same name. He can curl up into an armored ball that rolls toward at his opponents, bashing them. As a ball, his armour is impregnable; but got broken apart during his defeat by the Jungle Price Megazord's Jungle Mace..
Slickagon (voiced by Robert Mignault) - A Rinshi who holds the spirit of the eel. He is an old friend of Camille who she summoned to help her in her attack on the city. In his beast form, he was covered with shiny slime and spread his slippery slime throughout the city.
Crustaceo (voiced by Chris Stewart) - A hermit crab monster with no Rinshi form. Jellica called him in to create a hole in the ocean, resulting in a whirlpool. He was defeated by the Jungle Price Megazord's Shark Sabers. name="One Master Too Many" />
Mog (voiced by Oscar Burt-Shearer) - A Rinshi who holds the spirit of the frog. He has the same slime barrier move as Toady and can leap great distances.
Hamhock (voiced by Stephen Lovatt) - A Rinshi who holds the spirit of the pig. Camille sent him to keep the Rangers busy. He was defeated by the Jungle Master Megazord's Shark Sabers.
Porcupongo (voiced by Peter Ford) - A Rinshi who holds the spirit of the porcupine. The quills he launches can increase someone's aggression. He also can turn his hands into quills. He was defeated by the Jungle Master's Jungle Mace.
Monkeywi (voiced by Glen Bullen) - A baboon monster with no Rinshi form. He was defeated by the Wolf Pride Megazord.
Barrakooza (voiced by Campbell Cooley) - An archerfish monster with no Rinshi form. He can shoot water from the nozzles mounted on his forearms.
Crocovile (voiced by Paul Norell) - A Rinshi who holds the spirit of the crocodile. He was defeated by Dominic.
Whirnado (voiced by Stefan Davern) - An ostrich monster with no Rinshi form. He has a super-speed ability.
Whiricane (voiced by Nic Sampson) - Before Whirnado was destroyed, he laid an egg. When this egg hatched, Whiricane was born. Whiricane was able to spread its wings, using his super-speed and/or launching its feathers.
Cheese McAllistar (portrayed by Jason Hoyte) - Cheese McAllister is a Rinshi who lured the Jungle Fury Rangers into his TV Dimension to compete in a game show called Blow That Dough hosted by himself and Camille. His plan was to "cancel" all of the Jungle Fury Rangers every time a Rinshi Beast got a question right, or when one of the Rangers themselves got a question wrong or did something worth getting them cancelled. His plans are foiled however, when Casey retrieves his remote and transports him and his teammates back to the real world. His name implies that his animal spirit is that of the mouse.
Fox Monster - A fox monster with no Rinshi form. He was revived by Dai Shi alongside the Phantom Beasts, the red Shadow Guards, the Overlords, and the Five Fingers of Poison.
Anglerfish Monster - An anglerfish monster with no Rinshi form. He was revived by Dai Shi alongside the Phantom Beasts, the red Shadow Guards, the Overlords, and the Five Fingers of Poison.

Phantom Beast Generals
Grizzaka already had the 3 Crystal Eyes that held the 3 main Phantom Beast Generals in the series that represented the Snapping Turtle, White Tiger, and Avalon Dragon. Though Jellica revives them, the three of them destroy her in an act of treachery to swear their allegiance to Dai Shi offering their warriors to his cause while asking Dai Shi to become their Phantom Beast King. He initially turns them down as they previously been his enemies but orders them to bring Master Phant, Master Swoop and Master Finn to prove their loyalty, creating the Spirit Rangers from the masters' animal spirits. They, along with Camille being made into a Phantom Beast General representing the Phoenix, have motifs based on the Four Sacred Beasts. They were all eventually destroyed until they were revived by Dai Shi for the final Beast War, but were destroyed again by the Power Rangers and the Pai Zhua Masters.

Scorch
Scorch is a Phantom Beast with a Hydra-motif who holds the spirit of the Azure Dragon, emerging from the Crystal Eye that represents it. He kidnapped Master Swoop and used his Rinzin Power and the Crystal Eye to turn Master Swoop's animal spirit into the Bat Spirit Ranger. Scorch joined Dai Shi, Camille, Whiger, and Snapper in fighting the Rangers and easily defeated them. After Whiger was stripped of rank and destroyed, Scorch started to doubt Dai Shi's ability to suppress his human host due to Camille. This led to him and Snapper both secretly scheming to do something about it, from sabotaging Camille's plan with Grinder to sending Sonimax, Osiris, and Lepus to assassinate her. It was after the three failed, that Dai Shi beats Scorch while assuring him he's still in control. When Jarrod breaks free, Scorch is sent by Dai Shi to destroy both him and Camille, only to be defeated by the Jungle Pride Charge with Lion and Chameleon Power. He survived to spearhead Dai Shi's army for the final battle, easily defeating RJ and Dominic, along Masters Phant, Swoop and Finn, before being destroyed by the Rangers' Triple Claw attack. He was revived by Dai Shi for the final Beast War, but was destroyed again by the Power Rangers and the Pai Zhua Masters.
Scorch is voiced by Mark Wright.

Snapper
Snapper is a Phantom Beast General with a Basilisk-motif who holds the spirit of the Snapping Turtle, emerging from the Crystal Eye that represents it. Snapper possesses Rinzin that alters the gravity around him, using it to render his opponents powerless to its effects. Lily first encountered him trying to kidnap Master Phant and Snapper overwhelmed her. He then made off with Master Phant. Snapper appeared in the battle between the Megazords and Sonimax. Snapper then used his gravitational Rinzin Power to easily defeat the Megazords and he takes his leave with Sonimax. Snapper then used his Rinzin Power and the Crystal Eye to turn Master Phant's animal spirit into the Elephant Spirit Ranger. He alongside Dai Shi, Camille, and Scorch joined Whiger in fighting the Rangers and easily defeated the Rangers. After Whiger had his Rinzin stolen from him, and was stripped of his rank and destroyed, Snapper begins to secretly aid Scorch in his plot against Camille for Dai Shi's sake. Later when Jarrod breaks free of Dai Shi, Snapper aids Scorch in hunting down him and Camille, only to be destroyed by her and the other rangers while Casey and Jarrod battle Scorch. He was revived by Dai Shi for the final Beast War, but was destroyed again by the Power Rangers and the Pai Zhua Masters.
Snapper is voiced by Richard Simpson.

Whiger
Whiger is a Chimera Phantom Beast who holds the spirit of the White Tiger, emerging from the Crystal Eye that represents it. He kidnapped Master Finn and used his Rinzin Power and the Crystal Eye to turn Master Finn's animal spirit into the Shark Spirit Ranger. After the Spirit Rangers were freed from the Phantom Beast Generals' control, Dai Shi noticed that Whiger's spirit is similar to the Red Ranger's spirit. Dai Shi uses him to redeem the Phantom Beasts by taking Casey's Tiger Spirit. He succeeded in getting it for Dai Shi after a scuffle with RJ. Whiger proves his victory to Dai Shi by sparring with him (thus allowing Dai Shi to accept the Generals). Whiger called a fight with Casey, but ended up fighting RJ, Theo, Lily, and Dominic until Dai Shi, Camille, and the other Phantom Beast Generals arrive and easily defeat the Rangers. Whiger attacked the city and Casey ran into him. Casey tried to transform without his Tiger Spirit and ended up fighting the other Rangers. Casey finally transforms and joins the fight. With the help of Jimmy, the Rangers charged up the Claw Cannon to use on Whiger. Whiger grows and fights the Wolf Pride Megazord, the Rhino Pride Megazord, and Jungle Master Megazord, losing to them when they form the Jungle Master Stampede. Dai Shi did not take the news of Whiger's defeat lightly. He stripped Whiger of his Rinzin, title, and rank before banishing Whiger from the temple. Whiger tried to kill Casey, for robbing him of his honor only to be saved by the human when he fell off a cliff. Deciding to return his kindness, Whiger lead Casey to where Rammer and Badrat were holding everyone captive, including the other rangers. While battling Camille, Whiger gave Casey back his tiger spirit and the two performed a double attack on Camille (with Whiger manifesting a white version of Casey's Tiger Spirit) forcing her to leave in defeat. However, the fight depleted the last of Whiger's Rinzin causing him to fade out of existence but not from Casey's memory.
Whiger is voiced by Jared Turner.

Phantom Beasts
The eight Phantom Beasts were a notorious race of mythology-based monsters back in the "Beast War", who not only attacked humans but attempted to overthrow Dai Shi. They are able to generate Rinzin, a power that surpasses Zocato. The Pai Zhua masters sealed them away in the Crystal Eyes and these items are what can bring them back to life under a star alignment. Five of the Crystal Eyes were found by Dr. Silvia Jennings and ended up in the possession of the Power Rangers. The generals contained within them were thus never released. The lower-ranking Phantom Beasts are servants of the Phantom Beast Generals and are not in the same category as the Rinshi Beasts. They have motifs based on the Earthly Branches; pig, ox, horse, goat, rat, monkey, dog, rabbit.

Sonimax
First Appearance: "Fear and the Phantoms"
Voice Actor: John Callen
A cetus-motif Phantom Beast Warrior who holds the spirit of the Boar. Sonimax uses a sound-based Rinzin attack. He overpowers the boys until Lily joined the battle after her failure to stop Snapper from kidnapping Master Phant. Sonimax was taken down by a group attack and grew. Jungle Master Megazord, Wolf Pride Megazord, and Rhino Pride Megazord were formed. Sonimax was too tough for the Megazords until Lily summoned the Elephant Zord to form the Jungle Master Megazord with Elephant Power. Snapper entered the battle and defeated the Megazords. Sonimax retreated with Snapper.
In "To Earn Your Stripes," he, Lepus, and Osiris were sent by Snapper and Scorch to kill Camille, making them believe she conspired against Dai Shi and Dai Shi ordered it to be done. As they attack her, Jarrod came in to save her and destroyed him in the Phantom Beast King form.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World which brought back Sonimax. He was defeated by the Rangers and their masters.

Dynamir
First Appearance: "Fear and the Phantoms"
Voice Actor: Geoff Houtman
A Minotaur-motif Phantom Beast Warrior who holds the spirit of the Ox. Dynamir has a Rinzin Power that enables him to trap his victims in mirror plates.
In "Blue Ranger, Twin Danger," he turned the Rangers and Theo's twin into mirror plates. He fights alongside the Spirit Rangers at Scorch's orders. After that, Theo attacks Dynamir and drops the mirror plates which turn everybody back to normal. Dynamir later grows and fights the Rhino Pride Megazord and defeats the Jungle Master Megazord. The Wolf Pride Megazord with Bat Power and the Rhino Pride Megazord destroys Dynamir for good.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Dynamir back. He was defeated by the Rangers and their masters.

Unidoom
First Appearance: "Fear and the Phantoms"
Voice Actor: David Capstick
A unicorn-motif Phantom Beast Warrior who holds the spirit of the Horse.
In "One Last Second Chance," he was sent to throw a Crystal Eye in the ocean containing Master Finn. After the Power Rangers rescued Master Phant and Master Swoop from Dai Shi's Temple, Unidoom was destroyed by the Spirit Rangers.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Unidoom back. He was defeated by the Rangers and their masters.

Rammer
First Appearance: "Fear and the Phantoms"
Voice Actor: Andrew Robertt
A sea goat-motif Phantom Beast Warrior who holds the spirit of the Goat and often uses rhymes when he speaks.
In "The Spirit of Kindness," he and Badrat sprinkled people and the four Rangers with powder to shrink them into rat traps. Doing battle, Rammer is giant and switched places with Badrat. He and Badrat were defeated by Casey with the Rhino Claw combo and then fully destroyed by all 11 Animal Spirits.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Rammer back. He fought alongside Badrat and was defeated by the Rangers and their masters.

Badrat
First Appearance: "Fear and the Phantoms"
Voice Actor: Ian Hughes
An afanc-motif Phantom Beast Warrior who holds the spirit of the Rat and often uses rhymes when he speaks.
In "The Spirit of Kindness," he and Rammer sprinkled people and the four Rangers with powder to shrink them into rat traps. Doing battle, Rammer is giant and switched places with Badrat. He and Runner were defeated by Casey with the Rhino Claw combo and then fully destroyed by the Jungle Pride Charge.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Badrat back. He fought alongside Rammer and was defeated by the Rangers and their masters.

Grinder
First Appearance: "Fear and the Phantoms"
Voice Actor: Darren Young
A Hanuman-motif Phantom Beast Warrior who holds the spirit of the Monkey.
In "Maryl and the Monkeys," Camille and her Rinshi stole a cloning formula from a scientist named Maryl Snyder and used it on Grinder enabling him to clone himself. Unfortunately, a side effect of the formula gave Grinder a bad case of itching. Camille wanted him to conceal himself, but Scorch went to his hiding spot and told him to find the Rangers. Scorch informed Fran who told Dominic where Grinder was hiding. Dominic went one-on-one with the main monkey. He defeated Grinder, but Grinder grew big and was frozen by a special ice attack from the Rhino Steel and destroyed by the Jungle Master Stampede.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Grinder back. He was defeated by the Rangers and their masters.

Osiris
First Appearance: "Fear and the Phantoms"
Voice Actor: Nick Kemplen
A Cerberus-motif Phantom Beast Warrior who holds the spirit of the Dog.
In "To Earn Your Stripes," he, Lepus, and Sonimax were sent by Snapper and Scorch to kill Camille, making them believe she conspired against Dai Shi and Dai Shi ordered it to be done. As they attack her. Jarrod came in to save her and destroyed him in the Phantom Beast King form.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Osiris back. He was defeated by the Rangers and their masters.

Lepus
First Appearance: "Fear and the Phantoms"
Voice Actor: Sarah Thomson
A pixie-motif Phantom Beast Warrior who holds the spirit of the Rabbit.
In "To Earn Your Stripes," she, Osiris, and Sonimax were sent by Snapper and Scorch to kill Camille, making them believe she conspired against Dai Shi and Dai Shi ordered it to be done. As they attack her, Jarrod came in to save her and she ran off. Lepus then caught Casey and fought him in hopes that Dai Shi would forgive her. He used his Strike Rider against her. Scorch and Snapper then came in to fight him. She called them out about their deception, but they made it seem as if they would all in the same boat against Dai Shi. She grew giant and was defeated by the Jungle Spirits Stampede.
In "Now the Final Fury," Dai Shi opened a portal to the Spirit World and brought Lepus back. She was defeated by the Rangers and their masters.

Notes

References

External links
Official Power Rangers Website
Full cast and crew of Power Rangers Jungle Fury at IMDb
Power Rangers Jungle Fury at TVGuide.com

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Dai Sentai Goggle-V (大戦隊ゴーグルファイブ, Dai Sentai Gōguru Faibu; Great Squadron Goggle-V) is a Japanese tokusatsu television series. It was the sixth installment in Toei Company's Super Sentai metaseries of tokusatsu television dramas. It aired on TV Asahi from February 6, 1982, to January 29, 1983, replacing Taiyo Sentai Sun Vulcan and was replaced by Kagaku Sentai Dynaman with a total of 50 episodes. Its international English title as listed by Toei is simply Goggle V.

Plot

The Dark Science Empire Deathdärk launches its scheme for world conquest from their Deathtopia Castle in Wolfborg Castle, Germany. Dr. Hideki Hongo, the founder of the Future Science Laboratory, is saved from one of their attacks by world-class explorer Kenichi Akama. Using his Computer Boys & Girls, Hongo recruits five people, including Kenichi, to form the Dai Sentai Goggle-V (Goggle 5), the only force capable of stopping Deathdärk.

Characters

Goggle-V
The eponymous Goggle-V is a team that was recruited and formed by the Future Science Laboratory to combat the Dark Science Empire Deathdärk. Their battle phrase is "Fight! Dai Sentai Goggle-V!" (戦え！大戦隊ゴーグルファイブ！, Tatakae! Dai Sentai Gōguru Faibu!). Like Denziman, their surnames include their color.

Kenichi Akama (赤間健一, Akama Ken'ichi)/Goggle Red (ゴーグルレッド, Gōguru Reddo): A world class explorer and mountain climber, aged 22. By saving Dr. Hongo from Deathdärk's Madaramen, he came to realize what danger the world was in. His forehead jewel is the ruby (it has the lowest roll call pitch), symbolizing Atlantis. His rhythmic gymnastic apparatus is the rope. Kenichi appeared in Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger vs. Super Sentai along with his 23 fellow Red Warriors. He is also the team's leader.
Kanpei Kuroda (黒田官平, Kuroda Kanpei)/Goggle Black (ゴーグルブラック, Gōguru Burakku): The president of the shogi club at Touto University, aged 26. He is second in-command and he specializes in strategy. Normally a janitor at Korakuen Stadium (replaced by the Tokyo Dome after the series ended). His forehead jewel is the emerald (second lowest pitch), symbolizing Asia, specifically Angkor Wat. His rhythmic gymnastic apparatus is the clubs.
Saburo Aoyama (青山三郎, Aoyama Saburō)/Goggle Blue (ゴーグルブルー, Gōguru Burū): An ice hockey player and would-be inventor, aged 20. He develops a friendship with Futoshi Kijima. He is also good with children. His forehead jewel is the sapphire (middle pitch), symbolizing Egypt. His rhythmic gymnastic apparatus is the hoop.
Futoshi Kijima (黄島太, Kijima Futoshi)/Goggle Yellow (ゴーグルイエロー, Gōguru Ierō): He works at a zoo and he is the comedic one of the group. Futoshi is the oldest at 27. His forehead jewel is the opal (second highest pitch), symbolizing Mu (Lemuria). His rhythmic gymnastic apparatus is the ball.
Miki Momozono (桃園ミキ, Momozono Miki)/Goggle Pink (ゴーグルピンク, Gōguru Pinku): A gymnast who works as an announcer at Kourakuen Stadium. Miki is the youngest at 16, but is very mature for her age. Her forehead jewel is the diamond (highest pitch), symbolizing the Maya and Inca. Her rhythmic gymnastics apparatus is the ribbon.

Mecha
Goggle Caesar (ゴーグルシーザー, Gōguru Shīzā): The flying fortress that is launched from a pad beneath Kourakuen Stadium, launches three numbered carriers which contain the components of the Goggle Robo. It is driven by Goggle Black and Goggle Pink to aid the Goggle Robo in battle. It shoots missiles from its "mouth".
Goggle Containers (ゴーグルコンテナ, Gōguru Kontena): Three remote controlled carrier pods carried by the Goggle Caesar. The Goggle Jet is carried by Goggle Container 1, the Goggle Tank by Goggle Container 2, and the Goggle Dump by Goggle Container 3.
Goggle Robo (ゴーグルロボ, Gōguru Robo): A giant robot that is composed of three giant vehicles that combine when the command "Go! Go! Change!" is given. It wields the Earth Sword, which finishes off the Kong by using its Electron Galaxy Slash.
Goggle Jet (ゴーグルジェット, Gōguru Jetto): The mecha of Goggle Red. It is stored in Goggle Container 1, with wings retracted. It forms the head and chest of the Goggle Robo. It can shoot down Desfighters, but Goggle Red can also use its speed to outmaneuver them. Since it is a jet, it can take off while the Goggle Caesar is still airborne.
Goggle Tank (ゴーグルタンク, Gōguru Tanku): The mecha of Goggle Blue. It attacks with retractable missile launcher. It forms the arms and back of the Goggle Robo.
Goggle Dump (ゴーグルダンプ, Gōguru Danpu): The mecha of Goggle Yellow. It has a rectangular cavity in the back. It forms the legs of the Goggle Robo.

Future Science Laboratory
Dr. Hideki Hongo (本郷秀樹博士, Hongō Hideki-hakase): A 45-year-old scientist who works for the Future Science Laboratory and he is the founder of Goggle-V.
Midori Wakagi (若木みどり, Wakagi Midori): The assistant of Dr. Hongo. Even after the doctor leaves, she remains in a research institute, and Goggle-V is supported with Sayuri.
Sayuri Yamamoto (山本さゆり, Yamamoto Sayuri): The assistant of Dr. Hongo. Even after the doctor leaves, she remains in a research institute, and Goggle-V is supported with Midori.
Computer Boys and Girls / Comboy (コンピューターボーイズ＆ガールズ / コンボイ, Konpyūtā Bōizu Ando Gāruzu / Konboi): Five children in blue tights who comprise the Junior Goggle 5 and support the team proper w/ the Comboyputer. Each follows a specific team member:
Tatsuya Ueda (上田達也, Ueda Tatsuya) (Red, 12 years old)
Makoto Takenaka (竹中誠, Takenaka Makoto) (Black, 10 years old)
Haruo Shimada (島田春男, Shimada Haruo) (Blue, 8 years old)
Daisuke Oyama (大山大助, Ōyama Daisuke) (Yellow, 10 years old)
Akane Aizawa (相沢あかね, Aizawa Akane) (Pink, 12 years old)

Dark Science Empire Deathdärk
From the time when iron was discovered in ancient Turkey, the Dark Science Empire Deathdärk (暗黒科学帝国デスダーク, Ankoku Kagaku Teikoku Desudāku) have existed to move the world in the shadows. United by Führer Taboo, they are based from the Dark Giant Castle Deathtopia (暗黒巨大城デストピア, Ankoku Kyodaijō Desutopia) that launches giant robots from its gate. It is usually underwater, but it can fly. When in flight, its high-power propulsion winds wreak destructive chaos underneath.

Führer Taboo (総統タブー, Sōtō Tabū): A one-eyed "super gene" product of genetic engineering that hides behind a translucent wall. He is merciless and unforgiving and seeks to reform the Earth in his image. During the final episode, Goggle Red attacked him in one on one battle thrusting him thus revealing the monster he really was in the process behind his translucent wall. When the Deathtopia was destroyed, he finally appeared in giant form hoping to destroy the Goggle-V. He was ultimately destroyed by the Goggle Robo with the eye-poking Earth Sword Electron Galaxy Missile when the default final attack did not work on him.
Grand Marshal Deathmark (デスマルク大元帥, Desumaruku-daigensui): A Pharaoh-like commander brought back to life by Taboo. He executed both Iguana and Zazoriya to reorganize Deathdärk as Führer Taboo ordered him to. He was the last to be destroyed before the emergence of Führer Taboo with Goggle Golden Spear.
General Deathgiller (デスギラー将軍, Desugirā-shōgun): A swordsman field commander in black. He is rivals with Goggle Red and close allies with Mazurka. However he betrayed Mazurka by trying to use her as a bomb. However Mazurka was able to counter and the base exploded along with him. However he was found alive and nursed back to health by the Goggle-V team until he was well to fight with them again. He showed no gratitude to the enemy by revealing the location of their new hiding place to Deathmark, however with the excuse of paying his debt to the Goggle V for saving him, he protects them from Bear Moozoo. He piloted the last of the Kongs, Bear Kong before his death after the defeat of Bear Mozoo which he threatened Deathmark in the process to use the robot.
Mazurka (マズルカ, Mazuruka): The first female field commander introduced who wields the Dark Sword Black Thunder sword. She serves Deathdärk faithfully and with extreme fierceness against those who oppose Deathdärk. She dies when showered with the powerful Hightron energy that makes her invisible and intangible while draining her life force considerably. Mazura was expected to die from the process and the necklace given to her by Deathdärk would explode for in reality it was a bomb. She took the control from Deathgiller and set the bomb to try to destroy Deathgiller, but failed.
Dr. Zazoriya (ザゾリヤ博士, Zazoriya-hakase): A Deathdärk scientist dressed in a scorpion-like outfit who builds mecha-motif robots. An occasional rival of Doctor Iguana. She was put to death by Deathmark.
Dr. Iguana (イガアナ博士, Igaana-hakase): A Deathdärk scientist dressed in an iguana-like outfit who builds beast-motif robots. He was put to death by Deathmark.
Bella (べラ, Bera) & Beth (べス, Besu): The faceless warriors in purple and blue who can assume human forms. They are the twin handmaidens of Deathmark. Were fight as two young feisty girl warriors. They were destroyed alongside Deathmark.
Madaramen (マダラマン, Madaraman): The android foot soldiers in camouflage-colored tights.

Mozoos and Kongs
The Mozoos (モズー, Mozū) are a fusion of an animal/plant genes and metal atoms. When a Mozoo is defeated, a Kong (コング, Kongu) is dispatched to re-energize it as the Mozoo pilots the Kong to fight the Goggle Robo.

Episodes
The Invasion of Dark Science (暗黒科学の来襲, Ankoku Kagaku no Raishū)
Rise up! Warriors of the Future (起て！未来の戦士, Tate! Mirai no Senshi)
Attack Deathtopia (デストピアを撃て, Desutopia o Ute)
Swelling Dark Land Mines (ムクムク暗黒地雷, Mukumuku Ankoku Jirai)
The Legend Where a Devil Lurks (悪魔がひそむ昔話, Akuma ga Hisomu Mukashibanashi)
The Love of a Villainous Wrestler (悪役レスラーの愛, Akuyaku Resurā no Ai)
Papa is Turned into a Ghost (幽霊になったパパ, Yūrei ni Natta Papa)
The Targeted Beautiful Professor (狙われた美人博士, Nerawareta Bijin Hakase)
The Village of the Hell Mushroom (地獄のキノコ村, Jigoku no Kinoko Mura)
The Secret of the Rare Pomato (珍種ポマトの秘密, Chinshu Pomato no Himitsu)
The Terrifying Magma Strategy (恐怖のマグマ作戦, Kyōfu no Maguma Sakusen)
The Sandpit Which Emerged from a Lie (嘘から出た砂地獄, Uso Kara Deta Suna Jigoku)
The Greatly Riotous Underground Catfish (大暴れ地底ナマズ, Ōabare Chitei Namazu)
It's Serious! The Earth is Sinking (大変だ！地球沈没, Taihen Da! Chikyū Chinbotsu)
The Revived Demonic Commander-in-Chief (甦る悪魔の大元帥, Yomigaeru Akuma no Daigensui)
Red! Close Call (レッド！危機一髪, Reddo! Kikiippatsu)
The Tears of the Kappa Boy (カッパ少年の涙, Kappa Shōnen no Namida)
The Day the Adults Disappeared (大人が消える日, Otona ga Kieru Hi)
The Secret of the Haunted House (お化け屋敷の秘密, Obakeyashiki no Himitsu)
The Flower of Death: Poison Cactus (死の花毒サボテン, Shi no Hana Doku Saboten)
Fear! The Fish are Fossilizing (恐怖！魚が化石に, Kyōfu! Sakana ga Kaseki ni)
Attack of the Cursed Dolls! (呪い人形の攻撃！, Noroi Ningyō no Kōgeki!)
The Great Soap Bubble Plan (シャボン玉大作戦, Shabondama Dai Sakusen)
Defeat the Unseen Enemy (見えない敵を倒せ, Mienai Teki o Taose)
The Dinosaur is the Messenger of the Devil (恐竜は悪魔の使者, Kyōryū wa Akuma no Shisha)
Black! Great Reversal (ブラック！大逆転, Burakku! Dai Gyakuten)
The Human Jungle! (人間ジャングル！, Ningen Janguru!)
The Revived Dead Mozoos (甦った亡霊モズー, Yomigaetta Bōrei Mozū)
Terror of the Sleeping Quarter (眠りの街の恐怖, Nemuri no Machi no Kyōfu)
The Golden Demon Sword of Inawashiro (猪苗代の黄金魔剣, Inawashiro no Ōgon Maken)
Blue! Great Assault! (ブルー！大突撃!, Burū! Dai Totsugeki!)
Startling Boneless Humans (ドキッ骨ぬき人間, Dokihhone-nuki Ningen)
Great Explosion of Caesae?! (シーザー大爆破？！, Shīzā Dai Bakuha?!)
It Came Forth! Golden Finishing Move (出た！黄金必殺技, Deta! Ōgon Hissatsu-waza)
Attack of the Iron-Eating Humans (鉄喰い人間の襲撃, Tetsu-kui Ningen no Shūgeki)
Shoot-Out! 0.3 Seconds! (決闘！0・3秒！, Kettō! Rei ten San byō!)
Attack the Mysterious Bomber (謎の爆撃機を撃て, Nazo no Bakugekiki o Ute)
The Attack of Friendship! (友情のアタック！, Yūjō no Atakku!)
The Demonic Man-Eating Picture Books (悪魔の人食い絵本, Akuma no Hitokui Ehon)
The Secret Base is in Danger (秘密基地が危ない, Himitsu Kichi ga Abunai)
The Great Adventure of a Transformed Papa (変身パパの大冒険, Henshin Papa no Daibōken)
Assassination! The Snare of the Scorpion (暗殺！サソリの罠, Ansatsu! Sasori no Wana)
Fight to the Death! The Koban Struggle (死闘！小判争奪戦, Shitō! Koban Sōdatsusen)
Oh! Food Turns into Sand (あ！食べ物が砂に, A! Tabemono ga Suna ni)
Two Blacks! (二人のブラック！, Futari no Burakku!)
Super Energy Arrival (超エネルギー出現, Chō Enerugī Shutsugen)
This is the Ultimate Weapon (これが最終兵器だ, Kore ga Saishū Heiki Da)
The Last Day of the Secret Base (秘密基地最後の日, Himitsu Kichi Saigo no Hi)
General! The Final Challenge (将軍！最後の挑戦, Shōgun! Saigo no Chōsen)
Proceed! To the Shining Future (進め！輝く未来へ, Susume! Kagayaku Mirai e)

Cast
Kenichi Akama: Ryōji Akagi
Kanpei Kuroda: Jyunichi Haruta
Saburo Aoyama: Shigeki Ishii
Futoshi Kijima: Sanpei Godai
Miki Momozono: Megumi Ōkawa
Dr. Hideki Hongo: Noboru Nakaya
Midori Wakagi: Itsuko Kobayashi
Sayuri Yamamoto: Chieko Hosoya
Tatsuya Ueda: Hidenori Iura
Makoto Takenaka: Minoru Takeuchi
Haruo Shimada: Kazuhiko Ōhara
Daisuke Oyama: Tomonori Mizuno
Akane Aizawa: Hanae Sugimoto
Führer Taboo (Voice): Eisuke Yoda
Grand Marshal Deathmark: Yohsuke Naka
General Deathgiller: Toshimichi Takahashi
Mazurka: Mayumi Yoshida (not the same Mayumi Yoshida, the actress who played Lou/Pink Flash from Choushinsei Flashman)
Dr. Zazoriya: Kumiko Nishiguchi
Dr. Iguana: Eiichi Kikuchi
Bella: Mariko Ōki (15–27), Noriko Nakanishi (28–50)
Beth: Kumiko Shinbo
Narrator: Tōru Ōhira
Goggle Robo: Shinji Nakae

Songs
Opening theme
"Dai Sentai Goggle-V" (大戦隊ゴーグルV, Dai Sentai Gōguru Faibu)
Lyrics: Kazuo Koike
Composition & Arrangement: Michiaki Watanabe
Artist: MoJo, Koorogi '73, The Chirps
Ending theme
"Stop The Battle" (ストップ・ザ・バトル, Sutoppu Za Batoru)
Lyrics: Kazuo Koike
Composition & Arrangement: Michiaki Watanabe
Artist: MoJo

International broadcast and home video
In its home country of Japan, Toei Video released the series on DVD from September 21, 2006, to January 21, 2007, making it the first time this series received a home video release in some way. It was released throughout five volumes and each volume contains 10 episodes on 2 discs. Six selected episodes are included on the "Super Sentai Ichigo Blu-ray 1982 - 1986" Blu-Ray package released on April 14, 2021. The movie versions are the DVD-BOX "Super Sentai THE MOVIE BOX" was released on July 21, 2003, as under: "Super Sentai THE MOVIE VOl.2" and "Super Sentai THE MOVIE Blu-Ray BOX 1976-1995."
In the Philippines, Google V was aired in BBC-2 from 1985 until 1986 with English dub and it also re-aired on RPN from 1998 with a Filipino dub.
In Italy, the series was broadcast in Italia 7 in the mid-1980s with an Italian dub and re-broadcast during the Power Rangers' boom in the country. This along with Denshi Sentai Denjiman were the only two Sentai shows to be broadcast with Italian dubs in the country.
In Brazil, the series made its debut on Rede Bandeirantes in March 1990, licensed by Oro Filmes, following the success of Dengeki Sentai Changeman and Choushinsei Flashman in the previous decade. It also aired on Rede Record in 1993 and also TV Guaíba (now RecordTV RS). It aired as "Goggle Five - Os Guerreiros do Espaço" (Dai Sentai was dubbed as "Gigantes Guerreiros", literally, "Giant Warriors"), acquired from the Italian version as they have decided to go backwards and dub an older Sentai series to compete. But it didn't reach anywhere near the same popularity as what Changeman and Flashman previously had there. This was the third Sentai series to air in the region, followed by Hikari Sentai Maskman.
The series was popular in Indonesia during the mid-1980s. It was the very first Super Sentai series to be aired in the region and was shown with an Indonesian dub. The series was readily available in VHS and Betamax format for rental during that time. All episodes were released and spread through 13 volume cassettes there. Goggle V was so famous, it was the only Super Sentai with a live stage show in Jakarta.
Goggle-V was the third Sentai series being broadcast in Thailand and the first series for Channel 9 (now Channel 9 MCOT HD). It aired Saturdays and Sundays morning around 1986 in Thai dubbed version, with the voice acting led by Nirun Boonyarattaphan.
The series aired in South Korea with a Korean dub in 1995 under Earth Task Force Goggle V. (지구특공대 가글파이브) This was after they aired a Korean dub of the first season of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in 1994 as: The Invincible Power Rangers. (무적 파워레인저) and decided to go back to dubbing Sentai seasons. The reason why only the first season was dubbed due to the belief that the attention span of Korean kids was too short to keep up with a multiseason show. As of the Korean dub of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, it was officially renamed Power Rangers Goggle V. (파워레인저 라이브맨) This entry is the oldest work to receive a Korean dub.

References

External links
Official Dai Sentai Goggle-V website (in Japanese)

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Rebirth of Mothra II (モスラ2 海底の大決戦, Mosura Tsū Kaitei no Daikessen; released in Japan as Mothra 2: The Battle Under the Deep Sea) is a 1997 Japanese kaiju film directed by Kunio Miyoshi, written by Masumi Suetani, and produced by Hiroaki Kitayama and Shōgo Tomiyama. Produced by Toho Pictures and distributed by Toho, the film features the fictional monster character Mothra, and is the second film in the Rebirth of Mothra trilogy, following the previous year's Rebirth of Mothra.
Rebirth of Mothra II stars Sayaka Yamaguchi, Megumi Kobayashi, Aki Hano, and Hikari Mitsushima, and was the final tokusatsu film to feature special effects directed by Koichi Kawakita. The film was released in Japan on December 13, 1997.
It was followed by Rebirth of Mothra III (1998).

Plot
As Japan's coasts are ravaged by poisonous starfish-like creatures called Barem, the Elias sisters, Moll and Lora, survey the destruction and enlist the help of three children who had discovered and befriended a strange little creature dubbed "Ghogo" to help find the mysterious treasure of Nirai Kanai, an ancient lost civilization, to save Earth.
Along the way, the Elias tell the children the source of the Barem is a monster called Dagahra, which Nirai Kanai created to manage pollution, before it went rogue. Their ally, Mothra, is able to defeat it, but she will need to reach Nirai Kanai's lost castle and find the civilization's treasure first. Meanwhile, the Elias' vengeful sister, Belvera, manipulates two fishermen to help her get the treasure before her sisters do, wanting it for herself for her diabolical plans. Both parties journey to the castle, which rises from underneath the ocean upon their arrival. Awakened by increased pollution levels, Dagahra releases a swarm of Barem, killing numerous forms of sea life. Moll and Lora call Mothra, who nearly succeeds in defeating Dagahra until the sea monster takes the battle underwater and incapacitates her with more Barem. Mothra lands on the newly raised Nirai Kanai temple, but before Dagahra can kill her, the structure activates and defends Mothra. Repelled, Dagahra goes on a rampage.
Entering the temple, Moll, Lora, and the children attempt to find the treasure while Belvera and her thralls try to thwart their mission. In the process, the latter group inadvertently unlock a gateway and awaken the princess of Nirai Kanai, who tells the Elias sisters that Earth must be protected and saved, the children are the hope of future generations, and reveals Ghogo is the lost treasure.
Moll and Lora use Ghogo's energy to revive Mothra and transform her into Rainbow Mothra, allowing her to destroy the Barem covering her body before reengaging Dagahra in combat. Though the latter retreats into the sea, Rainbow Mothra transforms further into Aqua Mothra and uses her new powers to destroy Dagahra and the Barem, saving Earth. As the temple starts to collapse, Moll and Lora fly to safety on their pet miniature Mothra, Fairy, while Belvera relinquishes control of the fishermen, who help the children escape. The princess takes Dagahra's body into the temple before lowering it back into the sea.

Cast
Sayaka Yamaguchi as Lora
Megumi Kobayashi as Moll
Aki Hano as Belvera
Hikari Mitsushima as Shiori Uchiura / Little Girl
Masaki Otake as Kohei Toguchi
Shimada Maganao as Yoji Miyagi
Atsushi Okuno as Fisherman #1
Hajime Okayama as Fisherman #2
Nonami Maho as Yuna
Mizuho Yoshida as Dagahra

Release

Home media
The film was released on DVD by Sony Pictures on February 1, 2000 and on Blu-ray by Sony, as part of the Toho Godzilla Collection, with all 3 Rebirth of Mothra films in September 2014.

References

External links

Rebirth of Mothra II at IMDb
"モスラ2 海底の大決戦 (Mosura Tsū Kaitei no Daikessen)" (in Japanese). Japanese Movie Database. Retrieved 2007-07-19.

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Ultraman (Japanese: ウルトラマン, Hepburn: Urutoraman) is a Japanese tokusatsu science fiction television series created by Eiji Tsuburaya. Produced by Tsuburaya Productions, it is a follow-up to Ultra Q, though not technically a sequel or spin-off. Tsuburaya Productions produced 39 episodes (40, counting the pre-premiere special) that aired on Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) and its affiliate stations from July 17, 1966, to April 9, 1967. Its premiere topped the average rating set by Ultra Q and kept climbing each week, marking the show as a success. It was also the first Japanese television series to use a bidding system for commercial rights, allowing multiple third-party companies to sponsor the show. This was following TBS's merchandising troubles with its predecessor.
Although Ultraman is the first series to feature an Ultraman character, it is the second installment in the Ultra Series, following Ultra Q. This is symbolised by the Japanese show opening with the Ultra Q logo exploding into the Ultraman logo. Ultraman and its titular hero became a major pop culture phenomenon in Japan, generating dozens of sequels, spin-offs, imitations, parodies and tributes. Ultraman went on to generate $7.4 billion in merchandising revenue from 1966 to 1987 in Japan (equivalent to more than $21 billion adjusted for inflation) and become the world's third top-selling licensed character by the 1980s, largely due to his popularity in Asia.
A manga series of the same name serving as a sequel to the television series began publication in October 2011 and received an anime adaptation starting in April 2019. In May 2022, Toho released Shin Ultraman, a reimagining of the series directed by Shinji Higuchi.

Premise
The series follows the adventures of the Science Patrol, a special scientific team investigating and combating threats from aliens and kaiju. Unbeknownst to the team, fellow member Shin Hayata possesses the ability to transform into the giant alien superhero Ultraman in moments of crisis.

Production

Development
Due to the success of Ultra Q, Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) requested a similar themed show from Tsuburaya Productions Company (TPC), this time filmed in color and with the hopes of continuing the series with TPC. TPC founder Eiji Tsuburaya and writer Tetsuo Kinjo decided to recycle the barebones idea of Ultra Q about civilians and center the show on a team, tentatively dubbed the "Scientific Investigation Agency" (SIA), specifically designed to deal with monsters and supernatural phenomena. Tsuburaya and Kinjo repurposed unused ideas from Ultra Q, as well as the rejected outline for Woo. Tsuburaya had spent significant studio money to build his miniatures for the Godzilla films, and TPC was seeking a new project to repurpose and monetize those miniatures.
The first iteration of Ultraman was named "Bemular" and had a human host in his late 20s named "Officer Sakomizu", described as a "tough guy" in early drafts. Captain Muramatsu would have been the only SIA member to know his secret identity, and a female SIA member was added late in production. Pre-production and story layout began in December 1965 as Bemular: Scientific Investigation Agency. Writer Masahiro Yamada completed a sample teleplay titled The Birth of Bemular that featured an unused scenario originally written for Ultra Q. TBS producer Takashi Kakoi demanded that Bemular have a metallic complexion and be distinguishable from similarly designed monsters to avoid confusion. As a result, Tsuburaya and Kinjo discarded Bemular's original design in favor of a humanoid appearance. The name "Bemular" was dropped for the hero but given to Ultraman's first foe in the debut episode "Ultra Operation No. 1".
In January 1966, the production's title was changed to Redman to reflect the hero's color scheme and was unanimously approved for production a month later. In this version, Redman lands on Earth as a refugee after invaders destroyed his home planet. Redman fuses with Sakomizu and together protect the Earth from giant monsters and alien invaders. This version also featured the "Flashbeam", an early version of Ultraman's transformation device the Beta Capsule, however, the Flashbeam version resembled a futuristic fountain pen. During the casting process, TBS suggested actors with Western appearances in order to appeal to overseas markets, however, most of the cast came from Toho. On March 22, 1966, the copyright offices approved the shows's registration, now titled Ultraman. Each episode was produced on a budget of ¥20−30 million.

Design
The early Bemular version was originally conceived by Kinjo as an intergalactic reptilian creature that would enlarge itself to 164 feet (50.0 m) and come to the SIA's aid. The early design was a cross between Garuda, a mythological Hindu/Buddhist guardian bird, and Tengu, a Japanese folkloric crow-goblin. Eiji Tsuburaya found the early designs to be "too alien and sinister" and requested that production designer Tohl Narita continue drafting additional designs as teleplays were being written concurrently. Narita took inspiration from the Greek concept of cosmos (order and harmony), in contrast to Narita's monster designs for Ultra Q, which were rooted in the Greek concept of Chaos. Narita also drew inspiration from classical Greek art, ancient Egypt, the European Renaissance, and Miyamoto Musashi. Tsuburaya and Kinjo also gave their own input on Narita's designs. To reflect Ultraman's cosmic origins, his silver skin symbolized steel from an interstellar rocket and the red lining represented the surface of Mars. Narita's assistant, Akira Sasaki, sculpted clays, but became concerned about the nose and mouth looking too human. They eventually decided on a brim-like nose that runs from the mouth to the top of the head like a dorsal fin, and applied flexibility on the mouth for speech. Early outlines had Ultraman capable of spitting fire and a liquid called "silver iodine", but these ideas were dropped. A three-minute warning light called the "Color Timer" was added at the last minute due to the filmmakers feeling that Ultraman was too invincible, and also believed that it would invoke suspense and cheers from viewers.

Filming
To keep production costs from going over budget, the series was filmed on 16mm stock and optical effects on 35mm. This met the network's requirement for making new episodes on a fast-paced production schedule, due to filming starting in March 1966 for July premiere. The production crew were separated into three teams, subdivided into separate live-action filming and special effects filming groups. TBS and TPC originally agreed to air Ultraman on July 17, but TBS delayed it by one week in order to cover the spot originally intended for the final episode of Ultra Q, which was pulled from the broadcast schedule due to not featuring any monsters. TBS also wanted to beat the release of Fuji Television's similarly themed Ambassador Magma. Though production on Ultraman was proceeding well enough, it was falling behind to meet the premiere date. After meetings between TBS, Tsuburaya Productions, and sponsors, they decided to produce the Ultraman Eve Festival, a live TV special intended to introduce Ultraman to viewers that would air on July 10. This was also done to help the crew catch up and finish the premiere episode. The special was retitled The Birth of Ultraman: An Ultraman Premiere Celebration. Kunio Miyauchi, who composed the music for Ultra Q, was brought back to compose the music for Ultraman. The lyrics to the show's opening theme music were written by Hajime Tsuburaya (credited as Koichi Fuji).

Monsters

Production designer Tohl Narita designed all of the show's monsters, and sometimes deviated from their original descriptions. A majority of the time, the writers did not include any specific descriptions in the teleplays and left most unnamed. The names of the monsters were decided via staff meetings, where it would also be determined if the writer had created a creature that was capable or incapable of being filmed with the special effects technology available at the time. The monsters were sculpted and fabricated by Ryosaku Takayama, Akira Sasaki, and Ekisu Productions.
Haruo Nakajima, who played Godzilla for the first 12 films in the Godzilla franchise, choreographed all the monsters' battles with Ultraman performer Bin Furuya and even played the monsters for episodes three and ten. Nakajima also had two cameos, one in episode 24 and one in episode 33 as a police officer. Ultraman featured new monster suits, as well as recycled suits from Ultra Q. Two Godzilla suits were recycled from Toho for the monster Jirahs, with the head taken from the Godzilla suit from Ebirah, Horror of the Deep and placed upon the body of the Godzilla suit from Mothra vs. Godzilla. The dorsal fins and parts of the suit were sprayed yellow and a large yellow frill was attached to disguise the connection of the head with the body. The show also marks the first appearance of Ultraman Zoffy in the finale Farewell, Ultraman.

Cast
Susumu Kurobe as Shin Hayata/Ultraman (voiced by Earl Hammond in the English dub):The Science Patrol member who transforms into Ultraman with the Beta Capsule. Bin Furuya portrayed Ultraman via rubber suit.
Akiji Kobayashi as Captain Toshio Muramatsu:Leader of the Science Patrol. In the Japanese version, he is sometimes referred to as "Cap". His name is shortened to "Captain Mura" in the English dub.
Sandayū Dokumamushi as Daisuke Arashi:The Science Patrol's expert marksman.
Masanari Nihei as Mitsuhiro Ide:The Science Patrol's comical inventor. Susumu Ishikawa was originally cast in the role. Ishikawa filmed a few scenes but abruptly left the production due to contract disputes. The English dub renames the character as "Ito".
Hiroko Sakurai as Akiko Fuji (voiced by Corinne Orr in the English dub):The Science Patrol's communications officer.
Akihide Tsuzawa as Isamu Hoshino (voiced by Corinne Orr in the English dub):The Science Patrol's unofficial mascot. In the English dub, he is identified as Fuji's younger brother.
Akihiko Hirata as Dr. Iwamoto:The Science Patrol's scientific advisor.
Cast taken from Eiji Tsuburaya: Master of Monsters.

Episodes

The Birth of Ultraman (ウルトラマン誕生, Urutoraman Tanjō) a live stage show pre-premiere special intended to introduce audiences to Ultraman prior to the premiere episode. It was also produced to give the filmmakers time to complete the debut episode.
Ultraman: Monster Movie Feature (長篇怪獣映画ウルトラマン, Chōhen Kaijū Eiga Urutoraman) a theatrical film directed by Hajime Tsuburaya, consisting of re-edited footage from episodes 1, 8, 26, and 27. It was released by Toho Co., Ltd. on July 22, 1967, as a double feature with King Kong Escapes.
Revive! Ultraman (甦れ!ウルトラマン, Yomigaere! Urutoraman) a short film directed by Masahiro Tsuburaya, and released in March 1996.

English version

United Artists Television picked up the rights for Ultra Q and Ultraman in the fall of 1966, two months after the first episode of Ultraman aired. Ultra Q was dubbed but never broadcast in the United States due to American TV stations preferring color shows over black-and-white shows. Ultraman ran in and out of syndication until the early 1990s. UA-TV also syndicated Ultraman internationally. Peter Fernandez, Corinne Orr, and Earl Hammond provided the voices for the dub. Fernandez also wrote and supervised the dub.
Describing the process, Fernandez said: "I had a Moviola, sometimes a projector, and I’d go back and forth over each line carefully and carefully, building the line to look like English." Fernandez also went on to explain that a grease pencil was used to mark scenes that needed to be dubbed, even if it were only a few lines. A loop of the film would be projected so that the voice actor could memorize his or her lines and see where the scene needed to be dubbed. The voice actors had to wait for a beeping signal before starting, Fernandez explained: "So in the studio you hear “Beep… beep… beep…” then you talk, as if there is a fourth beep. Those beeps are drilled into me. They are two-thirds of a second apart. Later on, the film is reassembled and mixed with the original music and sound effects." The English dub was featured in the BCI Eclipse DVD release of Ultraman, as well as subsequent DVD re-issues from Mill Creek Entertainment.

Home media

Japan
In April 2013, Tsuburaya held a press conference announcing the new Ultra Series show and character, Ultraman Ginga, where they also announced that the original 1966 show will be given an HD remaster treatment in Japan. In July 2013, Bandai Visual released an HD transfer of Ultraman on Blu-ray titled Ultraman HD Remaster 2.0, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Tsuburaya Productions. Bandai Visual released the series on three separate box sets, each containing 13 episodes. The first box set was released on July 10, 2013, the second one on October 25, 2013, and the final one on January 29, 2014.
On November 25, 2020, Tsuburaya Productions and Pony Canyon released a 3.0 HD remaster of the series on Blu-ray titled Ultraman 55th Anniversary Ultraman Archives: Ultraman MovieNEX, suitable for large screen televisions. Composite technology EXA Quality Advanced Service (EQAS) was used to process the series to remove excess picture noise while retaining an appropriate level of graininess.

North America
BCI Eclipse Home Entertainment LLC officially released Ultraman on two separate DVD volumes in 2006 and 2007, licensed from then-rights holder Southern California-based Golden Media Group Inc. (via Tokyo-based UM Corporation). BCI's first DVD release featured the first 20 episodes, while the second release featured the final 19 episodes, all presented uncut, unedited and re-mastered in color with stereo sound. These releases also featured the original Japanese audio and the English dub. When Navarre folded BCI Eclipse in December 2008, the series was shuffled over to Navarre's other home video label, Mill Creek Entertainment. In June 2009, Mill Creek re-released the complete series set on September 29, 2009, in a four-disc set with the same special features from the previous release.
On July 10, 2019, Mill Creek Entertainment announced that it had acquired most of the franchise library from Tsuburaya Productions through Indigo Entertainment, including 1,100 episodes and 20 films. Mill Creek released the series on Blu-ray and digital on October 15, 2019, in standard and steelbook editions. Mill Creek released The Birth of Ultraman Collection on Blu-ray on July 10, 2020. It included the pre-premiere special and seven episodes from the 1966 series, which included the English dub. The Blu-ray featured artwork by Alex Ross (originally created for Marvel's Ultraman comic) and was sold exclusively on DeepDiscount.
In July 2020, Shout! Factory announced that they had struck a multi-year deal with Alliance Entertainment and Mill Creek, with the blessings of Tsuburaya and Indigo, that granted them the exclusive SVOD and AVOD digital rights to the Ultra series and films (1,100 episodes and 20 film) acquired by Mill Creek the previous year. Ultraman, amongst other titles, streamed on Shout! Factory TV and Tokushoutsu in the United States and Canada.

Post-release

Proposed sequels
Due to the show's success, a feature film titled Ultraman: Operation Giant was planned. Toshihiro Iijima was attached to write the script. The film was to be filmed in CinemaScope and was to introduce new characters, such as a self-sacrificing automaton built by the Science Patrol, the Baltans invading Earth with the help of a human scientist, a new subterranean monster named "Morugo", and Ultraman was to be given a new sword weapon. A sequel series tentatively titled Ultraman Continues (続ウルトラマン, Zoku Urutoraman) was also proposed; however, neither project ever materialized.

Adaptations
Harvey Comics Entertainment published two short comic book series based on Ultraman in 1993 and 1994. Bandai published the video game Ultraman for Super Famicom in 1990, and PD Ultraman Battle Collection 64 for the Nintendo 64 in 1997. The games were released in Japan only. In 2011, a manga adaptation simply titled Ultraman began serialization in Shogakukan's Monthly Hero's magazine. It serves as a sequel to the television series. It was released on August 18, 2015, in North America by Viz Media, who had received the rights on February 18, 2015. The manga was adapted into a 3DCG anime of the same name and released on Netflix in April 2019. In September 2020, Marvel Comics launched a monthly series titled The Rise of Ultraman.
In May 2022, Toho released a reimagining of the series, titled Shin Ultraman, directed by Shinji Higuchi. Using motion capture technology, Bin Furuya, the original Ultraman suit actor, portrays the titular hero alongside Hideaki Anno.

Legacy
Since its debut, both the show and character became international pop culture phenomena, inspiring rip-offs, imitators, parodies, tributes, and a multimedia franchise centered around spin-off characters based on Ultraman. The series has been recognized by Guinness World Records for "TV series with most number of spin-offs." Mark Schilling from The Japan Times called the series "a rite of passage for Japanese boys (and a few girls) and their families" since the series' debut and noted "the series is as much a part of the national fabric as furikake (rice topping) and chopsticks." SciFi Japan called the 1966 series "the gold standard of Japanese special effects television series." Ultraman has been parodied, tributed, and referenced in various media such as Ben 10, Ready Player One, The Simpsons, South Park, Kyoei Toshi, and Ant-Man. Chris Kirkpatrick, Will Smith, and Guillermo del Toro have cited the 1966 series as one of the shows they grew up watching as kids. Del Toro named Ultraman and Pigmon as his favorite characters from the show and cited Ultraman as an influence on Pacific Rim.

See also
The Ultra Series — complete list of official Ultraman-related shows
Bio Planet Woo

Notes

References

Sources

External links
Ultraman: A Special Effects Fantasy Series at IMDb
Official website of Tsuburaya Productions (in English)
Ultraman Connection — Official website (in English)
Official Ultraman channel at YouTube

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Cyborg 009 VS Devilman (サイボーグ009VSデビルマン, Saibōgu 009 VS Debiruman) is a three-part anime OVA that serves as a crossover between the Cyborg 009 and Devilman series. It was first screened on 17 October 2015 and was released on 11 November 2015. The series inspired a manga adaptation and a prequel novel. Netflix acquired the international streaming rights for the series.

Plot
Cyborg 009 and his team come into conflict with a mysterious threat that leads to Japan and take on Devilman in the process. After some misunderstandings, a secret team of Cyborgs designed by the evil Black Ghost, and a devil outbreak it's up to 009 and Devilman to prevent total annihilation.

Characters

Background

Before Go Nagai became the author of Devilman, he worked as an assistant to Shotaro Ishinomori, drawing backgrounds for the Cyborg 009 manga. It was reported in Sankei Sports that he wished to do a collaboration with Ishinomori.
It was announced in March 2015 that a Cyborg 009 anime, directed by Jun Kawagoe, was in production to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the manga's debut. It was later announced that the anime would receive a theatrical release in autumn.
Dynamic Planning separately announced a Devilman anime in April 2014, produced by animation studio Actas. The project was scheduled for a fall 2015 release.
It was revealed in June 2015 that the two separately announced projects would in fact be a single crossover, titled Cyborg 009 VS Devilman.

Production
The anime is a three-part original video animation directed by Jun Kawagoe and written by Tadashi Hayakawa, with animation by the studios Bee Media and Actas. JAM Project produced both the opening theme song, "Cyborg 009 ~Nine Cyborg Soldiers~", and the ending theme, "Devil Mind ~Ai wa Chikara~".

Release
The first full trailer for the anime was released on 25 August 2015.
It was originally announced that the anime would have a two-week run in eight theaters; however, the number of theaters was later expanded to ten. It debuted on 17 October 2015.
The complete set of three 30-minute episodes was released on Blu-ray on 11 November 2015. The individual episodes were released on DVD separately on 11 November 2015, 9 December 2015, and 6 January 2016.
Netflix acquired the streaming rights to the series, streaming it in 20 languages in 190 countries. The English dub was directed by Bob Buchholz and translated by Sachiko Takahashi.
In 2025, Netflix sublicensed the series to Discotek Media for home release.

Other media

Manga
A manga adaptation, titled Cyborg 009 VS Devilman: Breakdown (サイボーグ009VSデビルマン BREAKDOWN, Saibōgu 009 VS Debiruman Breakdown), by Akihito Yoshitomi began serialization in Kodansha and Niconico's online magazine Wednesday Sirius (水曜日のシリウス, Suiyōbi no Shiriusu) between 14 October 2015 and 24 February 2016. The first chapter was also published with Monthly Shōnen Sirius on 26 October 2015. The manga was collected in one volume on 8 April 2016.

Novel
A prequel novel, written by Tadashi Hayakawa and titled Cyborg 009 VS Devilman Treacheries: The Traitors (Cyborg 009 VS Devilman Treacheries ~Uragirimono-tachi), was published on 25 September 2015.

References

External links
Cyborg 009 VS Devilman official website (in Japanese)
manga website (in Japanese)
Cyborg 009 VS Devilman (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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Cyborg 009 (Japanese: サイボーグ・ゼロ・ゼロ・ナイン, Hepburn: Saibōgu Zero-Zero-Nain) is a Japanese science fiction manga created by Shotaro Ishinomori. It was serialized in many different Japanese magazines, including Monthly Shōnen King, Weekly Shōnen Magazine, Shōnen Big Comic, COM, Shōjo Comic, Weekly Shōnen Sunday, Monthly Shōnen Jump, and Monthly Comic Nora. In 2012, comiXology acquired the digital distribution rights to Shotaro Ishinomori's catalogue, including Cyborg 009.

Plot

Nine people from around the world are kidnapped by the evil Black Ghost organization, led by the tyrant Skull, to undergo experiments that would allow him to use them as human weapons to promote the production of cyborg warfare. While he succeeds in converting the group of nine into cyborgs with superhuman powers, his most reputable scientist, Dr. Isaac Gilmore, helps the cyborgs escape to rebel against Skull and Black Ghost. The nine cyborgs – from which the name of the series is derived – band together in order to stop Black Ghost from achieving its goal of starting the next world war by supplying rich buyers with countless weapons of mass destruction. After the destruction of Black Ghost, the nine cyborgs go on to fight a variety of threats, such as mad scientists, supernatural beings, and ancient civilizations.

Media

Manga

The first series was serialized in Weekly Shōnen King (Shōnen Gahosha). It depicts Cyborg 009's origin story, the escape from Black Ghost, and the group running from the cyborg assassins. It ended with the battle against the Mythos Cyborgs.
The second series, called The Underground Empire Yomi Arc, appeared in Weekly Shōnen Magazine (Kodansha) alongside the release of the film version. The story is highly influenced by Edgar Rice Burroughs' Earth's Core series, including an expedition to the center of the Earth with a drill tank and a reptile race who can use telepathy and grow wings. The story ends with the final battle against Black Ghost. In the final scene, 009 and 002 fall into Earth's atmosphere and are seen as a shooting star by two small children, one of whom wishes for a toy gun and the other for world peace (a scene reminiscent of Ray Bradbury's Kaleidoscope). However, 001 was able to use his telekinetic powers at the last minute to retrieve 002 and 009 from their plummet before death.
The third series, serialized in Bōken Ō (Akita Shoten), contained 6 story arcs, including the Monster Island Arc, the Middle East Arc, and the Angels Arc. The series abruptly ended during the Angels Arc.
The fourth series, called The Battle of the Gods, was serialized in COM (Mushi Production). Ishinomori resumed and retold the interrupted Angels Arc with a new plot, but the series once again ended abruptly. Ishinomori would not resume the series for a few years after this.
The fifth series was serialized in Shōjo Comic (Shogakukan), and included the Wind City Arc, the Snow Carnival Arc, and the Edda Arc. The story deals with legendary and mythical like characters challenging the 00 Number Cyborgs.
The sixth series followed closely after the fifth series. Arcs such as the Deinonychus Arc (appeared in Monthly Shōnen Jump (Shueisha)) and Green Hole Arc (appeared in Play Comic (Akita Shoten)) were depicted, then long after, the Underwater Pyramid Arc was serialized in Monthly Manga Shōnen (Asahi Sonorama).
The seventh series was serialized in Weekly Shōnen Sunday (Shogakukan) alongside the revival anime. A long arc consisting of many short arcs, this series dealt with the battle against Neo Black Ghost as well as the emotional trauma of the 00 Number Cyborgs. The story is set approximately 20 years after the Yomi Arc, and the personalities and conduct of the cyborgs are depicted as more adult.
The eighth series was serialized in Monthly Comic Nora (Gakken). This longer arc was called People Drifting Through Time and Space Arc, and is a sequel to the Immigration Arc. The Count of St. Germain from the Underwater Pyramid Arc appears, but the design of his drawing is different.

Manga publication history
The series was written and illustrated by Shotaro Ishinomori, serialized in Monthly Shōnen King, published in Japan by Akita Shoten and other companies through its history, and published in North America by Tokyopop.
Digital comics distributor comiXology licensed the entire catalogue from Ishimori Productions in 2012, and has made the first 10 volumes of Cyborg 009 available to the public.
In April 2012, Shogakukan announced that the Cyborg 009 manga would conclude in Weekly Shōnen Sunday. Entitled Cyborg 009 Conclusion: God's War, the manga is to be illustrated by Masato Hayase and to be based on Ishinomori's original concept notes, sketches, and novel drafts, all of which had been gathered by his son, Joe Onodera. Conclusion debuted on April 13, 2012, and ran until February 2014. It was collected in 5 volumes.

Cyborg 009: Bgooparts Delete
A manga series written and illustrated by Tsuguo Okazaki, titled Cyborg 009: Bgooparts Delete, was serialized in Champion Red from July 19, 2019, to September 19, 2022.

8 Man vs. Cyborg 009
A crossover manga between 8 Man and Cyborg 009 by Kyoichi Nanatsuki (script) and Masato Hayate (art), was serialized in Champion Red from July 18, 2020, to May 19, 2023. In this work, Black Ghost, revived after the Cold War, kidnaps 8 Man's inventor, Tani, to blackmail 8 Man to destroy the 00 cyborgs, so that Black Ghost can dominate the world using a laser satellite created by Professor Demon (one of 8 Man's original antagonists). 8 Man, Professor Demon, and the cyborgs team up to destroy Black Ghost.

Graphic novel
A full-color graphic novel based on the franchise was released at San Diego Comic-Con on July 21, 2013, to align with the anniversary of Ishinomori's original manga. The book is a condensed retelling of the 00 Cyborgs' battle against Black Ghost, led by Sekar (Skull). The full release was on September 11, 2013. The graphic novel is written by F. J. DeSanto and Bradley Cramp, penciled and inked by Marcus To, and published by Archaia Comics.

Films

1966 film
The first Cyborg 009 film was released on July 21, 1966. It was produced by Hiroshi Ōkawa (uncredited) and directed by Yugo Serikawa.
Cyborg 009: Monster Wars (サイボーグ009 怪獣戦争, Saiboogu Zero-Zero-Nain Kaijuu Sensou) was the second film for Cyborg 009 and released on March 19, 1967. It was produced by Hiroshi Ōkawa and directed by Yugo Serikawa.
The theme song for both films was "Song of Cyborg 009" (サイボーグ009の歌, Saibōgu Zero Zero Nain no Uta) (Lyrics: Masahisa Urushibara, Composer, Arrangement: Taichirō Kosugi, Singer: Tokyo Meister Singer)

Cast

1980 anime film
An anime film based on the second anime television series was released on December 20, 1980, named Cyborg 009: Legend of the Super Galaxy (サイボーグ009 超銀河伝説, Saibōgu Zero Zero Nain: Chou Ginga Densetsu).
The theme song was "Love of 1 Billion Lightyears" (10億光年の愛, Jū-oku Kōnen no Ai) (Lyrics: Michio Yamagami, Composer: Kōichi Morita, Arrangement: Reijirō Koroku, Singer: Yoshito Machida).

Cast

2012 film (009 Re:Cyborg)
A 3D film, produced by Production I.G., Sanzigen and Ishimori Productions, was released on October 27, 2012. Kenji Kamiyama was the director and writer. Kenji Kawai, who worked before with Kamiyama on Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit and Eden of the East, composed the music. The film was released in Japan on October 27, 2012. It also opened simultaneously in more than five Asian regions, including Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and South Korea. A manga adaptation by Gatou Asou, character designer for Moribito and Occult Academy, was serialized in Square Enix's Monthly Big Gangan. The UK anime distributor Anime Limited announced that they acquired the movie and produced an English dub at NYAV Post. Madman Entertainment also has rights to release the film in Australia and New Zealand. At Anime Expo 2013, Funimation had announced that they acquired the film for North America. The English voice cast was announced on April 16, 2015.

2016 film trilogy (Cyborg 009: Call of Justice)
Another 3D film, produced by Production I.G. and animated by OLM Digital and Signal.MD and distributed by Toho, was released on November 25, 2016. The movie itself was divided into three parts, with Part 2 being released December 2, 2016 and Part 3 on December 9, 2016. Kenji Kamiyama was chief director of the project, and Kokai Kakimoto directed the film. Netflix acquired digital distribution rights to the movie, where the movie was shown first on Netflix Japan in Spring 2016, with other territories following later. The films, edited down into 12 episodes, were released worldwide on Netflix on February 10, 2017.

Cast

Television series

1968 series
An anime adaptation was released on April 5, 1968, on NET and ended on September 27, 1968, with a total of 26 episodes. This series was directed by Yugo Serikawa, Takeshi Tamiya, Tomoharu Katsumata, Toshio Katsuda, Taiji Yabushita, Ryōzō Tanaka, Yoshikata Nitta, Kazuya Miyazaki, Fusahiro Nagaki, Minoru Okazaki, Yoshio Takami.
The opening theme song for the anime series was "Cyborg 009" (サイボーグ009) (Lyrics: Masahisa Urushibara, Composer, Arrangement: Taichirō Kosugi, Vocals: Tokyo Meister Singer. The outro theme was "End the Battle" (戦いおわって, Tatakai Owatte) (Lyrics: Shotaro Ishinomori, Composer, Arrangement: Taichirō Kosugi, Singer: Vocal Shop)

Cast

DVD Box
The "サイボーグ009 モノクロ DVD BOX" was released in January 2006 from Buena Vista Home Entertainment. The low-priced edition "サイボーグ009 1968 DVD-COLLECTION" was released in July 2009 from TOEI COMPANY, LTD.

1979–1980 series
Another anime for Cyborg 009 was released on March 6, 1979, on TV Asahi and ended on March 25, 1980, with a total of 50 episodes.
The opening theme song for the anime was "For Whose Sake" (誰がために, Taga tame ni). The lyrics were by Shotaro Ishinomori, the composer was Masaaki Harao, the arrangement was done by Koichi Sugiyama and vocals were provided by Ken Narita and Koorogi '73); the ending theme was "Someday" (いつの日か, Itsu no Hi ka). The lyrics were by Saburō Yatsude while the composer was Masaaki Harao, the arrangement was done by Koichi Sugiyama and vocals were provided by Koorogi '73. The show was a huge hit in Sweden where it was one of the earliest anime series to be dubbed into Swedish and released in its entirety on VHS. The success with the audience came despite the fact that the entire voice cast was provided by one actor, Danish national Timm Mehrens.

Cast

2001–2002 series

A third television series, entitled Cyborg 009: The Cyborg Soldier was broadcast on TV Tokyo from October 14, 2001, to October 13, 2002, on Sundays at 18:30. It spanned a total of fifty-one episodes.
The opening theme song for the third anime television series was "What's the Justice?" by Globe. The first ending theme was "Genesis of Next" by Globe followed by "Starting from Here" by Globe and later was replaced with "I Do" by Fayray.
The 2001–2002 series of Cyborg 009: The Cyborg Soldier was dubbed by Animaze, Inc. and ZRO Limit Productions, and was shortened to its manga name. The English-dubbed version of Cyborg 009 aired on Cartoon Network as part of its weekday after-school action anime/animation programming block, Toonami in 2003 with the first 26 episodes, and was on its unnamed late Friday night/Early Saturday morning "Graveyard Shift" line-up in 2004 to air episodes 27 to 42, before it was dropped from their lineup. The edited version of the series was also distributed by Sony Pictures Family Entertainment Group, while the uncut version is distributed by Sony Pictures Television.

Cast

Original video animation
A three-part original video animation crossover with Go Nagai's Devilman series, titled Cyborg 009 VS Devilman, received a two-week theatrical release in October 2015. The OVA was directed by Jun Kawagoe. Netflix released the OVA internationally in 20 languages on April 1, 2016, including an English dub.

Cast

Original net animation
A new anime adaptation, titled Cyborg 009: Nemesis, was announced on July 19, 2025, to celebrate the 61st anniversary of the original manga's launch. The original net animation (ONA) series is produced by Arect and directed by Hideki Ambo, with Atsuhiro Tomioka and Charatex writing the screenplay and Sanorin designing the characters. It will begin streaming on July 19, 2026. The opening theme song is "For Whose Sake" (誰がために, Taga tame ni), performed by Barbee Boys, previously used for the 1979 television series, and the ending theme song is "Climal" (クライマル, Kuraimaru), performed by Sukima Switch.

Cast

Radio dramas

1979 radio drama
A radio drama was produced for NBS's Kirin Radio Theater from January 29 to February 23, 1979.

Cast

2009 radio drama
A second radio drama, entitled Cyborg 009: Birth, was aired in two parts on September 21 and 28, 2009.

Cast

Video games
Three video games based on the series were released only in Japan. One of them was a platformer released for the Super Famicom by BEC in 1994; for each level the player selects one of the eight adult cyborgs (001 is not playable) as the leader of a strike force for a particular mission accompanied by two others. The second game (released by Telenet Japan's subsidiary Riot) in 1993 was for the Mega-CD and is also a side scroller.
In 2002, Simple Characters 2000 Series Vol. 15: Cyborg 009: The Block Kuzushi was released for the PlayStation by Bandai.

English releases
The 1979 series was broadcast with English subtitles on Japanese-language television in Hawaii, California, and in the New York metropolitan area. The English subtitles were produced by San Francisco-based Fuji Television, which did not broadcast the series as part of its Japanese programming on KEMO-TV.
The 1980 film was released in the United States in 1988 by Celebrity Home Entertainment as Defenders of the Vortex, with an edited version of an English dub that was commissioned through the Tokyo, Japan-based Frontier Enterprises. It later received an unedited direct-to-video English release in 1995 by Best Film and Video Corporation with the full version of the same dub.
The 2001 TV series was licensed by Avex Inc. (the North American branch of Avex Mode, the 2001 series' original distributor in Japan) and dubbed into English by Animaze and ZRO Limit Productions. The entire series was dubbed, with the first 26 episodes shown on the Toonami programming block on Cartoon Network, while episodes 27 to 47 were shown on Cartoon Network's late Friday night "Graveyard Shift" block, right before the show was dropped from their line-up. The first 8 episodes were distributed on DVD by Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment in a two-disc uncut bilingual set, as well as two dub-only edited broadcast volumes of four episodes each along with Portuguese and Spanish dubs. As of 2017, none of the other episodes have become available on home video outside Japan and Hong Kong, but Madman Entertainment released the first 26 dubbed episodes to DVD in Australia; they are since out of print. Discotek Media announced during their Otakon 2017 panel that they have licensed the 2001 series, and they will release the entire series, in the uncut bilingual version, on a SDBD set. The purpose for this set is to restore the uncut version of the dub for the whole series to its best state possible, as well as the video quality. The uncut dub master tapes were damaged upon arrival, due to the age of the DA-88 tapes. The set has an 11-page essay about the restoration process by the company's producer and Anime News Network founder Justin Sevakis, along with an 83-page art gallery. The set was also the North American and dub premiere of the three-episode God's War finale. The set was officially released on June 25, 2019.
The 2012 movie is licensed by Funimation in North America, Anime Limited in the UK, and Madman Entertainment in Australia and New Zealand. An English dub was produced by NYAV Post, and a theatrical release was released in all three territories.

Reception
In TV Asahi's poll of the Top 100 Anime, Cyborg 009 came in 84th.

Notes

References

External links

Official website (in Japanese)
SPTI's Anime & Animation Brochure: Cyborg 009
サイボーグ009 Asahi Shimbun, 15 July 2008 (in Japanese)
009 Re:Cyborg Movie
Cyborg 009 (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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Cutie Honey: The Live (キューティーハニー THE LIVE, Kyūtī Hanī Za Raibu) is a Japanese tokusatsu production of the manga and anime series Cutie Honey by Go Nagai. It was directed by Makoto Yokoyama and mostly written by Toshiki Inoue. It first aired on TV Tokyo on October 2, 2007. Honey Kisaragi is portrayed by the gravure idol Mikie Hara. Discotek Media published the show on Blu-ray in 2021.[2]

Premise
Honey Kisaragi is an android posing as a high school student. Her father, a scientist, implants her with a device that allows her to transform into Cutie Honey. He is killed by the evil organization Panther Claw, whose leaders exploit and kill innocent civilians and want to obtain Honey's power. Honey uses this power to fight back.

Characters

Honey Kisaragi/Cutie Honey

Honey Kisaragi (如月ハニー, Kisaragi Hanī) is an android girl who can transform into Cutie Honey (キューティーハニー, Kyūtī Hanī) by tapping on her heart necklace and saying the words "Honey flash!" (ハニーフラッシュ!, Hanī Furasshu!). Her powers come from the Atmospheric Element Condenser (空中元素固定装置, Kūchū Genso Kotei Sōchi) installed in her body, also known as the "Honey System" (ハニーシステム, Hanī Shisutemu). The Honey System allows the creation of objects out of thin air, allowing Honey to transform her outfit into practically any disguise. The Honey System can also reduce objects to thin air just as easily, which Honey uses as a finishing move to destroy anything she is in contact with. She possesses super intelligence, strength, and healing abilities. Her emblem is a Red heart and in battle, she can summon a rapier called the "Silver Fleuret" (シルバーフルーレ, Shirubā Furūre). She seems to have a crush on Yuji's third personality, Giza. However, her strong crush also inadvertently gives him a fourth personality named Hikaru.
On a few occasions, the energy of her Honey System goes out of control and begins to destroy everything which she touches. When this happens, Honey sleeps for 3 days and then goes into berserk mode. To prevent this, Seiji has a device that will drain away all the excess energy and return her to normal. To date, this has only occurred twice.
After finding out that both Miki and Yuki could transform as well, she tries to unite the three of them against Panther Claw. However, their clashing personalities make this difficult. It was also revealed that she was the one who buried her father, Doctor Kisaragi, one year ago. However, she does not know the cause of his death.
After driving off Hikaru, Honey brings Miki's lifeless body to Mayumi, requesting an operation in order to revive her. Mayumi accepts, but tells Honey that Miki would be depressed if she is to go on with the operation. Regardless, she is prepared. However, Hikaru once again manages to mess up the proceedings, and even steals Honey's power in the process. With Yuki's help, he is driven off one more time. After hearing Yuki's request to kill Honey, she willingly accepts, but on the condition that Yuki takes care of Miki in her stead. With that, Yuki accepts her request, then decapitates Honey on the spot.
Honey's lifeless body is picked up by Hiromi, who forcibly transfers her powers to Yuki. The conversion makes Yuki evil and destructive. After Miki retrieves her, Honey is revived by Mayumi and imbued with Miki's powers. When she comes to, the first person to greet her is Hayami, who doesn't have the heart to tell her the truth about everything. She runs to Professor Kisaragi's mansion to find the truth for herself. It is there that she finally meets Yuki again, this time completely under Hiromi's control. She initially refuses to fight her, but after finding the backup limiter, she Flashes, this time with a blue outfit and Kukri weapon similar to Miki's. After Hiromi is killed by Yuki, Honey manages to ultimately destroy her. After the battle is over, Honey decides to help out Hayami, now known as the Warrior of Love, Cutie Honey. In the epilogue, it is hinted that both Miki and Yuki "live on" inside Honey as Honey demonstrates fighting techniques similar to Miki's headbutt and Yuki's kick.
This version of Cutie Honey is more empty-headed than her previous incarnations, possessing a very poor grasp of social conventions and an almost perpetually upbeat attitude, which has caused animosity amongst her peers in her class. Unlike the original where she was a Catholic schoolgirl, she attends a standard all-girls high school in this version.
Honey is portrayed by Mikie Hara.

Seiji Hayami
Seiji Hayami (早見青児, Hayami Seiji) is a young, excitable private detective who helps support Honey. His dream is to write a book on the "demonish (sic) things in modern Japan's shaddy (sic)[underworld]", and to this end he lives in a slum so as to better understand the dark side of society. He met Honey 14 months ago, while he was helping a girl get her "notebook" from a gang and subsequently running away from that gang. Honey was disguised as a fortune teller and transformed to fight the gang members. In the present, Honey is helping him with his detective cases.
He constantly goes after different women. He confesses his love for Saotome Miki in a letter, which she tears up in front of him. He also expresses feelings for Yuki, who rejects him. Although he is rejected by both girls, he continues to court them, especially Yuki.
Some time after the final battle ends, Hayami returns to the Kisaragi residence to gather Doctor Kisaragi's research. His original intention is to safeguard the information from Panther Claw and similar criminal organizations, but after discovering Doctor Kisaragi's notebook and learning the truth about the creation of Honey, Miki, and Yuki, he destroys it. Seiji is portrayed by Shouma Yamamoto.

Miki Saotome/Sister Miki

Miki Saotome (早乙女ミキ, Saotome Miki) is an introverted and anti-social young girl. Like Honey, she has the Honey System installed in her body, changing her into a blue armored form called Sister Miki (シスターミキ, Shisutā Miki). In this form she cannot control her aggression, causing her to develop a fear of herself. She stays away from other people because she is afraid of hurting them against her will. Despite her cold demeanor, she cares about Honey.
Miki was originally a normal schoolgirl in a happy family. Her parents are killed when Doctor Kisaragi uses the Atmospheric Element Condenser to create a giant hand made of stone that stops the car her family was in and ultimately takes her life. She is then reprogrammed as Doctor Kisaragi's daughter. However, when flaws are shown in her Honey system, she is discarded by Dr. Kisaragi. After Miki finds out the truth, she kills Doctor Kisaragi in cold blood before turning herself in to a juvenile institution for young girls.
When Miki stays transformed for too long, her kukri becomes a rusted piece of metal. In this state, she is captured by Yuji and trapped in a room of chains to prevent her from transforming to escape. When Honey comes to save her as bait to get Honey's Honey System, Miki transforms to save her, sacrificing her life in the process. She then reveals that she was the one who killed Professor Kisaragi, their father, because her true family and herself had been killed by him in order to transform her into an android. She dies, impaled from the inside from the chains she had taken into her body during her final Honey Flash.
She is revived again at Honey's request by Mayumi, albeit with a limited lifespan. She then goes on a rescue mission to save Honey and Yuki from Hiromi, only to find Honey's lifeless body at the surgery site. She returns to Mayumi, requesting the same operation Honey did for her, not only to save Honey's life, but for her own sake so that she can live on in Honey who is able to "throw everything into just being alive". Mayumi accepts, saving Honey and transferring Miki's powers and abilities to her at the price of Miki's life.
Like Honey, she transforms with the phrase "Honey Flash!" (ハニーフラッシュ!, Hanī Furasshu!) by pressing her personal emblem, a blue spade. However, her transformations are flawed: she draws any loose metal she is in contact with into her body when she flashes, only to pull them out painfully later. Her weapon is a kukri called the "Boomerang Bleu" (ブーメランブル, Būmeran Buru). Miki's blue motif and stark contrast to Honey's personality draw many parallels between her and Misty Honey, Cutie Honey's rival from Cutie Honey Flash.
Miki is portrayed by Ayame Misaki.

Yuki Kenmochi/Sister Yuki

Yuki Kenmochi (剣持ユキ, Kenmochi Yuki) is the adopted daughter of the prestigious Kenmochi family. She states that she has only been living with the Kenmochi family for three years. She is very proper in how she speaks and acts, and is extremely naive, although she is very fond of curry.
Yuki was originally a young girl living in a hospital. She was dying of a terminal disease when she was discovered by Doctor Kisaragi, who remade her in a second attempt to recreate his daughter. The experiment was initially a success, but just like with Miki, she was eventually discarded when flaws were shown in her system.
She develops romantic feelings for Honey after they meet for the first time. After this meeting, she begins to show a darker nature, becoming jealous of any of Honey's companions she shows affection for. She becomes increasingly self-centered and greedy, believing that Honey is meant for her alone. When she learns the truth about Dr. Kisaragi, believed to be her real father, and Miki's ability to Flash, her personality changes dramatically, killing anyone who will not give her answers about her past on sight. She is responsible for killing Duke Watari and twice threatens Miki's life.
She also possesses the power of the Honey System, changing into a white armored form called Sister Yuki (シスターユキ, Shisutā Yuki) with the phrase "Honey Flash!" (ハニーフラッシュ!, Hanī Furasshu!). In this form she becomes a cold, merciless warrior using graceful and powerful karate. Her personal emblem is a white diamond. She can summon a chakram called the "Platinum Chakram" (プラチナチャクラム, Purachina Chakuramu) as her weapon. Like Miki, her Honey System is flawed. This flaw began with materializing random toys outside of her body. The malfunction progresses later on into absorbing objects into her body and forced out later in a similar fashion to Miki's flaw. Upon being told by Yuji that Honey is not a human but simply an android, she becomes convinced that Dr. Kisaragi created Honey to be "spare parts" for her, so that she can repair her flawed Honey System.
Since then, she has forced Honey to reveal the truth about being an android in front of her classmates, and started a campaign in order to keep Honey alone; this way, Yuki would be Honey's only friend, and ensures that she would be around when she will need the spare parts. She has threatened Seiji many times. After beating up Yuji with Honey's help, she then decapitates a willing Honey in order to maintain her own life, but not before promising Honey to "take care" of Miki in her stead. However, before any of that could happen her Atmospheric Element Condenser fails. Yuji returns to see both Yuki's and Honey's lifeless bodies. Their bodies were eventually taken by Hiromi and her husband whose plans were to take Honey's powers and transfer them over to Yuki's body. This process turns her evil with a will to destroy anything in her path. She would later have a backup limiter placed on her neck when the initial limiter implanted within her fails, placing her fully under Hiromi's control. In the battle with Honey the backup limiter is destroyed. However, still unable to gain control of herself, she kills Hiromi and continues to fight Honey who ultimately destroys her. After her body is destroyed, Yuki comes to Hayami as a spirit with a final request for him to take care of Honey.
Yuki is portrayed by Makoto Takeda.

Natsuko Aki
Natsuko Aki (秋夏子, Aki Natsuko) is Honey's best friend and room-mate. When Honey flashes to save one of her classmates, she becomes aware that Honey is an android. She, along with her other classmates, tries to avoid her after learning this. Natsuko then develops a fever, and after realizing that Honey has taken care of her, she rekindles her friendship.
Natsuko seems a bit nerdy, and she has glasses that she constantly adjusts. She often expresses concern about her looks, the size of her breasts being an especial worry for her.
Natsuko is portrayed by Megumi Komatsu.

Gen-san
Gen-san (源さん, Gen san) is a homeless man who often hangs out with Hayami. He is very well connected amongst Japan's homeless, and is a great source of information on the underworld. He also has the uncanny ability to find (and cook) edible things in the most unlikely of places.
Gen-san is portrayed by Kenichi Nagira.

Doctor Kōshirō Kisaragi
Doctor Kōshirō Kisaragi (如月こうしろう博士, Kisaragi Kōshirō Hakase) is the professor behind the creation of Cutie Honey, as well as her two predecessors, Miki and Yuki. After his daughter died in an accident involving an early model of the Atmospheric Element Condenser, he was motivated to recreate her. To this end, he targeted two young girls with the same birth date as his daughter and recreated them as androids, only to discard them when flaws were shown in their programming. After both experiments failed, he decided to recreate his daughter from scratch (Honey), however, before she was activated, he was ultimately killed by Miki.
Doctor Kisaragi is portrayed by Go Nagai, the creator of the Cutie Honey series.

Panther Claw
Panther Claw (パンサークロー, Pansā Kurō) is an underworld organization dedicated to profit at any cost, saying at one point that making money is "the same as breathing" to them. They serve as the main antagonists of the series, and use advanced cyborgs (identifiable by their black hoods) as their henchmen. It is split into four divisions, each covering a different business and run by a different executive. In the epilogue, a new Panther Claw is shown, wearing silver masks, under the command of a female monster.

Yuji Nakajo
Yuji Nakajo (中条有次, Nakajō Yūji) is a young genius with an IQ of over 200 and multiple personality disorder. His two main personalities are that of a cold, calculating adult and an excitable, cruel child named Hikomaro (ヒコマロ). In these two forms, he can produce razor-sharp feathers from his arms and hands which he can fire at will.
He also possesses a third, demonic personality named Giza (ギザ) that he cannot control. When this personality takes control, he becomes overly aggressive, more tapped into his emotions, and is able to produce bat wings from his arms with fearsome claws as hands. He later manifests a fourth personality named Hikaru (ヒカル), a female personality who does not like to fight, preferring to manipulate others into doing what she wants instead. This personality was brought about when Yuji was overwhelmed by Honey's affection for him, and a small portion of Honey's power manifested itself as a mole on Yuji's face.
In his Hikaru personality, he has become obsessed with obtaining the Honey System in order to make himself as "beautiful" as Honey. He has experimented at the cost of his henchmen's lives. He has been so far successful in creating a flawed Honey System similar to Yuki and Miki's, but wishes to perfect it by using Honey's body. After Honey was decapitated, Yuki lost consciousness after her forehead was penetrated by metals. Taking advantage of the opportunity, Yuji managed to obtain the Honey System by taking Honey and Yuki hostage. His plan to become complete like honey, however, was foiled by Hiromi, who uses the Honey System to revive and turn Yuki into a destructive weapon. Yuji was ultimately defeated when Yuki used "Honey Flash" and ran her chakram through his body. From the surface of a pond, Yuji sees the reflection of his four personalities, Hikomaro, Nakajou, Giza, and Hikaru, respectively. After seeing his image as Hikaru, he commented, "Beautiful," before dropping his head onto the water.
He runs an illegal gambling operation, creating and executing spectacular bets for the wealthy elite to place their money on. In the first episode, for example, he breaks three men out of prison, gives them advanced weaponry and takes bets on who will last the longest. However, he also rigs the results of these gambles by using his henchmen to interfere.
Yuji is portrayed by Kohei Murakami.

Duke Watari
Duke Seiya Anthony Watari IV (デューク清也アンソニー渡4世, Dyūku Seiya Ansonī Watari Yonsei) is a bilingual gentleman who switches between English and Japanese very frequently. His public face is that of the president of an IT company. Though he is composed most of the time, he possesses an extremely short temper and is prone to yelling "Shit!" when something bad–no matter how minor–happens to him. He can produce blades from his feet and possesses incredible fighting abilities. He has a friendly rivalry with Yuji. He is on his fourth- and fifth-foot blades, the previous ones being pulled out by Sister Yuki. However, after he was beaten by both Honey and Miki, he runs into a confused Yuki, who kills him in a brutal fashion with her chakram. His remains were subsequently picked up by Yuji, who remakes him into a mindless cyborg. Once Yuki becomes complete and once again fights him in his mindless state, she burns a part of his face off, and just when it seems like he's been shut down for good, gets back up with his usual, "SHIT!" and kicked Yuji with his foot blade. Before he can fight Yuki, however, his cybernetic body fails him, and he falls to the floor, without ending his last sentence, "You little bit...."
His role in Panther Claw is to create the cybernetic "human weapons" that they use as henchmen and in auctions to sell for profit. He accomplishes this using a medical care group as a front, using hospitals to change innocent patients into brainwashed bio-mechanical weapons.
Watari is portrayed by Mark Musashi.

Mayumi Karasugawa
Mayumi Karasugawa (烏川真由美, Karasugawa Mayumi) is a cruel sadist who works as a teacher at Hamaguri Gakuen, an elite private school. She is a lesbian who makes vicious advances on her students and is attracted to Honey and Miki on first sight. She is an expert in Kinbaku, a style of bondage originating in Japan, and uses it to tie up men who she believes have been "bad". She also has the ability to swallow and regurgitate whole eggs at will. Because of her strong interest in Miki, she tends to act as an informant at times. It was also through Miki's ex-boyfriend that Mayumi discovers Miki's dark secret as the murderer of Doctor Kisaragi, which only fuels her interest in Miki even more as she tells Miki that she is the only one who would love and accept her darkness.
It was later revealed that Mayumi had loved Miki more than any other woman, and would even kill her own subordinates to make sure she was safe. She was devastated when Honey brought a lifeless Miki to her, and was more than willing to start an operation to transfer Honey's life energy over to Miki at Honey's request. She is later scouted by Miki for the same reasons, to which she at first refuses, but once she saw that Miki was willing to give herself to her for Honey, she called her a "foolish woman" and proceeded to doing the operation. During the operation, Miki grabs her hand, her final words being, "Mayumi Karasugawa, Thank you", and with those words, she felt both a pain in her heart and from the wound she had previously received by being impaled by Miki's kukri in their last battle. She finishes the operation and takes Miki's lifeless body down a river in a rowboat. She has one final sentimental moment with Miki and dies alongside her body, laying in a rowboat they both were eventually submerged into the water sometime afterwards. Mayumi's mask was later shown floating above the water's surface at the end of the scene.
In combat, she uses tekagi-shuko. By putting on a special half-mask, she can transform into her own armored form resembling a harlequin. In this form she can extend her hair to bind her opponents.
She uses Hamaguri Gakuen to scout out and induct new members of Panther Claw.
Mayumi is portrayed by Erika.

Hiromi Tanaka
On the surface, Hiromi Tanaka (田中弘美, Tanaka Hiromi) is a mild-mannered housewife who runs a fish shop in a quiet shopping district. The truth is that she is a Panther Claw executive with a pathological obsession with making money. She is secretly in control of the district where her shop is, and establishes ridiculous taxes, laws and fines in order to collect money. Her husband also helps in her schemes and is a proficient martial artist, although from time to time, his back tends to give out. The two are often seen driving a truck in their many attempts to capture Honey.
Hiromi was perhaps the most successful of the four Panther Claw leaders in obtaining the Honey System had she not lost control of Yuki. When Honey destroys the backup limiter, Hiromi assumes that Yuki was broken, but later suffered the same fate as Yuji as the liberated Yuki once again used "Honey Flash" and penetrated her with the chakram. In death, Hiromi asks her husband and son to "take care of the rest" before dissolving into molecules, leaving behind a starfish and various fishes.
She uses various frozen sea creatures as her weapons, from exploding starfish she throws like shurikens to a large fish which she wields like a sword. Naturally, they lose their effectiveness once they have thawed. Hiromi's most powerful weapon is a rocket launcher installed within her stomach.
Hiromi is portrayed by Eri Fuse.

Gorgon Yamada
Gorgon Yamada (ゴーゴン山田, Gorgon Yamada) is the new Panther Claw leader that Honey faces in the epilogue. She is assisted by henchmen with silver masks.

Episodes
Honey Flash! (ハニーフラッシュ！, Hanī Furasshu!)
Hostess Club Blitz! (キャバクラ大作戦！, Kyabakura Daisakusen!)
Nurse and Explore! (ナースで探れ！, Nāsu de Sagure!)
Fear Auction! (恐怖のオークション！, Kyōfu no Ōkushon!)
Second Girl! (第二の少女！, Dai Ni no Shōjo!)
Maid Please! (メイドでどうぞ！, Meido de Dōzo!)
Beware of the Cellphone! (ケータイにご用心！, Kētai ni Goyōjin!)
Dangerous Lesson! (危険なレッスン！, Kiken na Ressun!)
The Princess Kidnapping Incident! (お嬢さま誘拐事件！, Ojōsama Yūkai Jiken!)
Trap of the Triple Date! (トリプルデートの罠！, Toripuru Dēto no Wana!)
The Corrupt Old Lady! (悪徳のおばさん！, Akutoku no Obasan!)
Desire for Harmony! (欲望のハーモニー！, Yokubō no Hāmonī!)
Mixer to Me! (合コンしちゃうぞ！, Gōkon Shichau zo!)
A Toast to Memory! (乾杯メモリー！, Kanpai Memorī!)
Reckless Honey! (暴走ハニー！, Bōsō Hanī!)
Forbidden Love! (禁じられた恋！, Kinjirareta Koi!)
The Devil's Ensemble! (悪魔のアンサンブル！, Akuma no Ansanburu!)
Return Papa! (パパをかえして！, Papa o Kaeshite!)
Android, Get Out! (アンドロイドは出て行け！, Andoroido wa Deteike!)
The Value of Existence! (存在の価値！, Sonzai no Kachi!)
The Secret of Professor Kisaragi! (如月博士の秘密！, Kisaragi-hakase no Himitsu!)
The Last Wish! (最後のお願い！, Saigo no Onegai!)
The Gift from Father! (お父様からの贈り物！, Otōsama kara no Okurimono!)
Requiem of Fury! (激情のレクイエム！, Gekijō no Rekuiemu!)
Final episode: Warriors of Love! (愛の戦士たち！, Saishūwa: Ai no Senshi-tachi!)
Special episode: Dr. Kisaragi's Notebook! (如月博士の手帖！, Supesharu episōdo: Kisaragi-hakase no Techō!)
This episode was a DVD exclusive

Cast
Honey Kisaragi (如月ハニー, Kisaragi Hanī): Mikie Hara (原幹恵, Hara Mikie)
Seiji Hayami (早見青児, Hayami Seiji): Shouma Yamamoto (山本匠馬, Yamamoto Shōma)
Miki Saotome (早乙女ミキ, Saotome Miki): Ayame Misaki (水崎綾女, Misaki Ayame)
Yuki Kenmochi (剣持ユキ, Kenmochi Yuki): Makoto Takeda (竹田真恋人, Takeda Makoto)
Natsuko Aki (秋夏子, Aki Natsuko): Megumi Komatsu (小松愛, Komatsu Megumi)
Gen-san (源さん, Gen san): Kenichi Nagira (なぎら健壱, Nagira Ken'ichi)
Yuji Nakajo (中条有次, Nakajō Yūji): Kohei Murakami (村上幸平, Murakami Kōhei)
Duke Watari (デューク渡, Dūku Watari): Mark Musashi (マーク武蔵, Māku Musashi)
Mayumi Karasugawa (烏川真由美, Karasugawa Mayumi): Erika (Erika Oda) (エリカ（小田エリカ）, Erika (Oda Erika))
Hiromi Tanaka (田中弘美, Tanaka Hiromi): Eri Fuse (ふせえり, Fuse Eri)
Sakunosuke Tanaka (田中作之助): Tsutomu Kitagawa (喜多川務, Kitagawa Tsutomu)
Doctor Kōshirō Kisaragi (如月こうしろう博士, Kisaragi Kōshirō Hakase): Go Nagai (永井豪, Nagai Gō)

Songs
Opening theme
"Cutie Honey" (キューティーハニー, Kyūtī Hanī)
Lyrics: Claude Q (クロード・Q, Kurōdo Kyū)
Composition: Takeo Watanabe (渡辺岳夫, Watanabe Takeo)
Arrangement: Tsuyoshi Watanabe (渡辺剛, Watanabe Tsuyoshi)
Artist: Wild 3-Nin Musume (ワイルド三人娘, Wairudo Sannin Musume)
Episodes: 1-24
Used as the ending theme for episode 25
Ending themes

"BUT,metamorphosis"
Lyrics: Aki Hata (畑亜貴, Hata Aki)
Composition & Arrangement: Katsuhiko Kurosu (黒須克彦, Kurosu Katsuhiko)
Artist: Minami Kuribayashi (栗林みな実, Kuribayashi Minami)
Episodes: 1-4, 6-7, 9, 11, 13-16, 18, 20, 22
Cutie Honey's ending theme
"I lost the place"
Lyrics: Aki Hata (畑亜貴, Hata Aki)
Composition & Arrangement: Katsuhiko Kurosu (黒須克彦, Kurosu Katsuhiko)
Artist: Aki Misato (美郷あき, Misato Aki)
Episodes: 5, 8, 12, 17, 21, 24
Sister Miki's ending theme
"Toiki Scarlet..." (吐息Scarlet..., Toiki Sukāretto...; "Scarlet Sigh...")
Lyrics: Saori Kodama (こだまさおり, Kodama Saori)
Composition & Arrangement: Kaoru Okubo (大久保薫, Ōkubo Kaoru)
Artist: Aira Yuhki (結城アイラ, Yūki Aira)
Episodes: 7, 10, 19, 23
Sister Yuki's ending theme
Cutie Honey: The Live Vocal Album: Metamorphoses was an album released featuring songs performed by various Lantis recording artists for the series, including remixes of the opening theme by Wild 3-Nin Musume, the second and third ending themes, "Out Sider" (アウトサイダー, Autosaidā) by Granrodeo (as well as a remix), "Flash the Night" by Masaaki Endoh, a cover of Amii Ozaki's "Serenade" (蒼夜曲（セレナーデ）, Serenāde) by Masami Okui, "Follow you" (Follow you ～君とともに～, Follow you ~Kimi to Tomo ni~) by Hironobu Kageyama, and "the Last Land" by Childe~.

References

External links
Cutie Honey: The Live at TV Tokyo (in Japanese)
Cutie Honey: The Live at allcinema (in Japanese)
Cutie Honey: The Live at IMDb

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Cutie Honey: Tears is a 2016 Japanese film directed by Asai Takeshi. The film is based on the manga series Cutie Honey written and illustrated by Go Nagai and stars Mariya Nishiuchi as the title character. It was released in Japan by Toei Company on October 1, 2016.

Plot
In the near future, abnormal weather conditions and the spread of a virus has caused man's population to decrease. Artificial intelligence originally built to help and preserve what was left of humanity by controlling the world's work and economy. In this bleak future, the rich and powerful dominate the world and live above the poor. The poor are suffering on the polluted streets with toxic rain pouring down upon them that is caused by the frivolous activities of the wealthy.
One man from the upper area, Dr. Kisaragi, plans to change the world for the better by creating an android with A.I. and emotions indistinguishable from a human using the brain memory patterns of his deceased daughter. The android Hitomi Kisaragi is brought down to lower areas at the cost of Dr. Kisaragi's life. On the surface, Honey pairs up with journalist Seiji Hayami and the resistance leader Kazuhito Uraki to fight against the oppressors of this world, controlled by the evil android known as Jill.

Cast
Mariya Nishiuchi as Hitomi Kisaragi/Codename: Cutie Honey
Takahiro Miura as Seiji Hayami
Nicole Ishida as Jill
Sousuke Takaoka as Kazuhito Uraki
Tasuku Nagase as Ryuta Kimura
Ren Imai as Yukiko Kiyose
Eric Jacobsen as Chris
Kouichi Iwaki as Dr. Kisaragi
Go Nagai (cameo only)

Production
Principal photography ended in December 2015.

Release
The film was released in Japan by Toei Company on October 1, 2016.

References

External links
Official website (in Japanese)
Cutie Honey: Tears at IMDb
Cutie Honey:Tears at Rotten Tomatoes

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Cutie Honey (キューティーハニー, Kyūtī Hanī) is a 2004 Japanese superhero film directed and co-written by Hideaki Anno, adapted from the manga series Cutie Honey created by Go Nagai. The film stars the Japanese model Eriko Sato as the crimefighting android Cutie Honey and retells the story of her battle to defend humanity and avenge her father against Panther Claw.
Cutie Honey was followed two months later by an OVA series, Re: Cutie Honey, based on the film. In North America, the film was released direct-to-DVD on April 17, 2007, by Bandai Entertainment. Previously, the 1994 New Cutie Honey OVA was the only incarnation of Cutie Honey to have been commercially released in the United States.

Plot
Honey Kisaragi is a cheerful woman living in Tokyo. Following a fatal accident a year prior, Honey's father, Professor Kisaragi, revived her by transferring her mind into an android body using nanotechnology called the I-System. Honey is a skilled swordsman, fighter, and master of disguise, going by the alter ego of Cutie Honey. She maintains a day job as an office temp, but her tardiness and airheaded personality irritate her colleagues.
Professor Kisaragi was murdered by Panther Claw, a terrorist organization, led by the tree-like Sister Jill, who seeks to use the I-System to perfect and sustain her beauty. Sister Jill is aided by a loyal butler, and her generals Gold Claw, Cobalt Claw, Scarlet Claw, and Black Claw. Kisaragi's colleague, Dr. Ryo Utsugi, becomes Honey's caretaker, whom she affectionately calls her uncle.
Utsugi is taken captive by Gold Claw, who is confronted by the police, led by the tightly wound Natsuko Aki. Cutie Honey intervenes, rescuing Utsugi and defeats Gold Claw, but their battle destroys the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line. Natsuko attempts to arrest Honey, but she flees. Dr. Utsugi is captured by Panther Claw. Natsuko is pressured by her superiors to solve Panther Claw's crimes, particularly the disappearance of women across Japan, unaware Jill is using them to maintain her life force.
Honey and Natsuko meet the suave Seiji Hayami, a journalist and NSA agent, who informs them of Panther Claw's plans. Natsuko confronts Honey at work for further information, but they are attacked by Cobalt Claw in an elevator. An enraged Honey pushes her powers into overdrive, burning Cobalt to death. Natsuko lets Cutie stay the night at her home, but asks her to leave the next day. Cutie falls into depression, whilst Natsuko is suspended by her superiors. Honey, Natsuko, and Seiji spend a night getting drunk and singing karaoke. In the morning, Jill's butler invites the trio to the hidden Jill Tower, offering Honey the chance to rescue Utsugi is exchange for merging with Jill.
Sister Jill executes Gold Claw for her past failures, then raises her fortress beneath Tokyo Tower. Honey and Natsuko separately move to rescue Utsugi. Honey is confronted by Scarlet Claw, whom she defeats, but Black Claw executes Scarlet Claw for retreating. Honey battles Black Claw, killing him with her Honey Boomerang, but is drained of her energy in the fight. Natsuko confronts the butler, who promises to free Utsugi if she takes his place to bait Honey. Seiji frees the captured women by using an anti-nanotechnology device.
Honey confronts Jill and her butler, agreeing to merge with Jill in order to free Natsuko and Utsugi. Natsuko fires Seiji's gun at Honey's choker, activating her transformation. Honey and Jill find themselves in a shared state of consciousness, where they experience Honey's cherished memories with her father. Encouraged by Honey to embrace love, Jill transforms into a small flower, which her butler lovingly protects. Jill Tower collapses once Honey and her friends escape. Honey, Natsuko, and Seiji decide to open a private investigation firm.

Cast
Eriko Sato as Honey Kisaragi / Cutie Honey, a lively and carefree android who doubles as a crimefighter
Mikako Ichikawa as Natsuko Aki, an uptight police inspector
Jun Murakami as Seiji Hayami, a charming journalist and NSA agent
Hairi Katagiri as Gold Claw, the egotistical first general of Panther Claw
Shie Kohinata as Cobalt Claw, the contortionist-like second general of Panther Claw
Kohinata also portrays Honey's colleague Rinko Terada
Mayumi Shintani as Scarlet Claw, the playful but cowardly third general of Panther Claw
Mitsuhiro Oikawa as Black Claw, the theatrical fourth general of Panther Claw
Eisuke Sasai as Sister Jill, the ancient leader of Panther Claw
Masaki Kyomoto as Dr. Ryo Utsugi, a scientist who is Honey's honorary uncle
Ryo Iwamatsu as Goko, Natsuko's subordinate
Ryo Kase as Todoroki, Natsuko's subordinate
Suzuki Matsuo as Honey's office manager
Cutie Honey creator Go Nagai makes a cameo as a bystander whose car is crushed by Cutie Honey, whilst film director Hideaki Anno appears as an office worker.

Reception
Ilya Garger of Time said that Cutie Honey was more like the "tamer" 1970s anime version than the original manga, with campy "over-the-top" acting and "unpolished" CGI effects. Garger added that "much of the film seems devoted to giving people a chance to ogle Eriko Sato in an array of fetching costumes—and in all fairness, she does an excellent job of being oglable". A Variety review agreed with those points: it called the movie "an embarrassment of kitsches" with "camp pleasures and candy-coated, comic-book giddiness" that has "more humor and a lot less perversion" than the manga, and praised Sato as "a highly marketable plus as the sexy superhero who shouts 'Honey, flash!'", but said its CGI and matte effects were "crude".
On Allmovie, Jason Gibner wrote that the film's "scenes where Honey lounges around in nothing but a white bra and panties for extended periods of time" give "a feeling of unpleasant and unexpected sleaziness", despite being aimed at children with villains similar to those from Power Rangers /Super Sentai and the childish heroine Honey. While Gibner said that Sato's role as Honey is "hard not to enjoy", he considered the film an unsatisfying "noisy thing" with an incoherent story.
At the Japanese box office, the film grossed approximately ¥480 million (around US$4.3 million). Its underperformance was cited as one of the factors contributing to the financial collapse of Towani, a production company involved in the project. Over time, Cutie Honey has gained a cult following, particularly among fans of camp cinema and tokusatsu productions.

References

Further reading
Beveridge, Chris (17 April 2007). "Cutey Honey: The Movie (also w/limited edition)". Mania. Archived from the original on 4 August 2009. Retrieved 30 November 2011.
Green, Scott (26 Apr 2007). "AICN Anime-Live Action Cutie Honey and Ping Pong Adaptations". Ain't It Cool News. Retrieved 30 November 2011.
Homer, Christopher (26 May 2009). "Cutie Honey (Live Action)". Mania. Archived from the original on 27 May 2009. Retrieved 30 November 2011.
Macdonald, Christopher (28 May 2004). "Cutie Honey Live Action". Anime News Network. Retrieved 30 November 2011.
Penedo, Nicolas (16 March 2005). "Cutie Honey". Animeland (in French). Archived from the original on 30 November 2011. Retrieved 30 November 2011.
Scholes, Sandra (10 May 2009). "Cutie Honey (Advance Review)". Active Anime. Retrieved 30 November 2011.
Yegulalp, Serdar. "Best Live-Action Anime Adaptations". About.com. Archived from the original on 30 November 2011. Retrieved 30 November 2011.

External links
Cutie Honey official website at VAP at the Wayback Machine (archive index) (former URL) (in Japanese)
Cutie Honey official website at the Wayback Machine (archive index) (former URL) (in Japanese)
Cutie Honey (2004) at IMDb
Cutie Honey (in Japanese) at allcinema
Cutie Honey (in Japanese) at the Japanese Movie Database
Cutie Honey (in Japanese) at Variety Japan (Archived)

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Power Rangers Dino Charge and its second season Power Rangers Dino Super Charge, is an American children's television series that airs on Nickelodeon. It is the 2015 and 2016 entry in the Power Rangers franchise. The show follows the Power Rangers Tyler Navarro (Brennan Mejia), Shelby Watkins (Camille Hyde), Koda the caveman (Yoshi Sudarso), Riley Griffin (Michael Taber), and Chase Randall (James Davies) who protect the Earth from the evil alien bounty hunter, Sledge, who seeks the Energems to become invincible. The Power Rangers are later joined by the medieval knight Sir Ivan of Zandar (Davi Santos), his modern liege Prince Phillip III (Jarred Blakiston), their own tech expert Kendall Morgan (Claire Blackwelder), Tyler's long lost father James (Reuben Turner, Dan Musgrove), and Keeper's apprentice Zenowing who also become Power Rangers to stop Sledge, only to find his former prisoner Heckyl (Ryan Carter) has transformed into the more powerful evil alien Snide and he now wants to finish what Sledge has started and take over the Earth.

Main characters

Dino Charge Power Rangers
Based at the Amber Beach Dinosaur Museum in the city of Amber Beach, the Dino Charge Rangers' arsenal revolves around being powered by the Energems, ten items of great power. As the spirits of dinosaurs that Keeper initially entrusted the Energems to have bonded into them, they manifest as Zords that the Dino Charge Rangers use to fight enlarged monsters. Initially having five Energems, the Power Rangers' mission is to find the remaining five before their enemies do.
In battle, the Rangers wield the Dino Charge Morpher, which doubles as a gun, and the Dino Saber, which can combine with the Dino Charge Morpher to form the Dino Blade Blaster. They also wield a series of battery-like Dino Chargers to gain additional powers.

Tyler Navarro
Tyler Navarro is the enthusiastic, outgoing, gregarious, and adventurous leader of the Dino Charge Power Rangers who works as a chef at the Amber Beach Dinosaur Museum's restaurant, the Dino Bite Cafe. He also works to find his missing father, who mysteriously disappeared ten years prior to the series while at an archaeological dig site and left behind a journal containing a sketch of a monster. His search leads him to a cave where he finds the Red Energem in a Tyrannosaurus fossil and becomes the Red Dino Charge Ranger.
As the Red Dino Charge Ranger, Tyler wields the T-Rex Smasher gauntlet. Using the power of the T-Rex Super Charger and the T-Rex Super Charge Morpher, Tyler can assume T-Rex Super Charge Mode and channel the Dino Charge Megazord's powers.
Tyler Navarro is portrayed by Brennan Mejia. Mejia was a fan of Power Rangers going in to the show, particularly Power Rangers Time Force. He, and other members of the cast, were all surprised by the producers when they did a cold read of the script and were instructed to open up treasure chests as part of the reading, inside of which contained their official new role. He previously auditioned for Power Rangers Samurai and also tried out for the Blue and Green Ranger roles in Dino Charge as part of the audition process. Before working on Power Rangers, he worked as an acrobat at the San Diego Zoo. Mejia spoke in interviews of how he and the other cast members trained with Japanese stunt actors from the Super Sentai series to prepare for action scenes. He also joked of how he and the other cast members became accustomed to wearing their signature colors offset. He returns in Power Rangers Beast Morphers.

Shelby Watkins
Shelby Watkins works as a waitress at the Amber Beach Dinosaur Museum's restaurant, the Dino Bite Cafe inside. Though she comes off as clumsy and ditzy due to disliking her position, she is a stubborn and noble tomboy with a vast knowledge of dinosaurs, with her favorite being the Triceratops. After stowing away in one of the museum's trucks bound for a dig site, she finds and bonds with the Pink Energem and becomes the Pink Dino Charge Ranger. She also develops a crush on Tyler, who reciprocates her feelings by the end of the series. She initially butts heads with her boss and mentor, Dr. Kendal Morgan, early in the series. However, as the team bonds, the two learn to work together, and Shelby is able to impress Dr. Morgan by applying her dinosaur knowledge to the fight against Sledge, such as building a device to locate the Energems and creating the Spino Zord.
As the Pink Dino Charge Ranger, Shelby wields the Tricera Drill.
Shelby Watkins is portrayed by Camille Hyde. Hyde is the first African-American woman to portray a Pink Power Ranger, but did not discover this until well into the season. Hyde felt that her part in Dino Charge would become a part of the long legacy of Power Rangers by continuing with the dinosaur theme. She also remarked that being able to stay on her feet was one of the hardest parts of the physical training as part of the role and was just as surprised as her castmates when she was given the role at what they thought was their final audition. Prior to the show, Hyde was a student at Chapman University, majoring in policy and environmental science. She left her studies early in order to go to an audition. In an interview, she mentioned the camaraderie she felt from the actresses who portrayed the Yellow and Pink Rangers in Power Rangers Megaforce, who wrote to her to ask if she was feeling alright when she began filming in New Zealand for the first time. She also spoke of how the young fans have treated her when they realize who she is, bringing up a time she was recognized by two little boys in a pizzeria in her hometown of Washington, D.C. While filming in New Zealand, Hyde received martial arts training and continued to pursue her academics through online courses. Hyde attributed her success to her determination to stay focused and to acting courses she took at Chapman University. Hyde considered herself a tomboy growing up and never wore pink, but now that she had been filming as Shelby for a year, she began to wear more pink outside of the role.

Koda
Koda is a virtuous caveman who found the Blue Energem a hundred thousand years prior to the series in a Stegosaurus fossil. After saving his little brother, Taku, from a smilodon, he fell off a cliff and ended up frozen in a glacier, though the Energem's powers kept him alive. By the present, Koda is found and unfrozen by Chase and Dr. Morgan, and slowly adapts to modern customs and technology, speaking in broken, minimalist sentences. Along the way, he became a digger for the Amber Beach Museum's archaeological digs, a dishwasher for the Dino Bite Cafe, and the Blue Dino Charge Ranger.
In battle, Koda can make use of his extraordinary strength and sharp reflexes and senses. As the Blue Dino Charge Ranger, he wields the Stego Shield.
Koda is portrayed by Yoshi Sudarso. Sudarso has been a fan of Power Rangers since a child and also enjoyed Time Force. On auditioning for the role, he said that he had known it was a caveman and had used a particular speech pattern when auditioning, but he was thrown off by the cold read on the day that he was given the role. Sudarso is also a fan of the Japanese television series Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger, on which Dino Charge was based. He hooked Brennan Mejia on the show as well, leading the two of them and fellow cast member James Davies to leave their own ad-libbed references to the show that made it into the final cut. He returns in Power Rangers Ninja Steel and Power Rangers Beast Morphers.

Chase Randall
Chase Randall is a laid-back and flirtatious young man from New Zealand who works at the Amber Beach Museum as a janitor and expert digger. Prior to meeting the other Rangers, he received the Black Energem as a reward from the Māori fortune-teller Moana after he saved her cat, which allows him to transform into the Black Dino Charge Ranger. He also serves as second-in-command of the team, usually taking charge in Tyler's absence.
As the Dino Charge Black Ranger, Chase is skilled at firearm-based combat and wields the Para Chopper beam gun.
Chase Randall is portrayed by James Davies. When interviewed about the audition process, Davies said that the last fake-out audition was the worst for him because he was so nervous about the cold reading. During filming, he enjoyed learning how to do tricks with the blaster prop. He returns in Power Rangers Beast Morphers.

Riley Griffin
Riley Griffin is the cool-headed, sensible, intellectual, and youngest member of the Dino Charge Rangers. He originally lived on a farm, where he found the Green Energem and became the Green Dino Charge Ranger. Following this, he moves to Amber Beach and becomes a summer intern at the Amber Beach Dinosaur Museum and a waiter at the Dino Bite Cafe.
In battle, Riley is an expert swordsman who specializes in a backhanded grip-based fighting style. As the Green Dino Charge Ranger, he also wields the Raptor Claw.
Riley Griffin is portrayed by Michael Taber. In an interview, Taber brought up how the production team tricked them all at the final cold read audition, and how they had not heard from the producers in over a month when they were all finally called in again. When asked about his favorite episode, he said it was one that had not yet aired when the interview was held at the 2015 San Diego Comic Con, but aside from that one it was when his character became a Power Ranger in the second episode. Taber reprised his role in Power Rangers Beast Morphers, albeit uncredited and as a voice only. In 2020, Taber stated that he intentionally portrayed Riley as gay and with a crush on fellow ranger Chase.

Kendall Morgan
Kendall Morgan is a confident, direct, and blunt scientist who manages the Amber Beach Dinosaur Museum and serves as the head of its paleontology digging group and technical advisor to the Rangers. Prior to the series, she met Keeper while digging for fossils and promised to help him find the Energems. Using her position, she established an underground research lab that would go on to serve as the Rangers' headquarters and builds several gadgets and weapons for the future Rangers. After Sledge's forces steal the Purple Energem and kidnap Keeper, Kendall infiltrates the bounty hunter's ship to rescue Keeper, bonding with the Purple Energem and becoming the Purple Dino Charge Ranger in the process.
Kendall Morgan is portrayed by Claire Blackwelder.

Sir Ivan of Zandar
Sir Ivan of Zandar is a kind, brave, honest, loyal, and humble medieval knight who served the royal family of the fictional small country of Zandar 800 years prior to the series. While escorting the young Prince Colin, Sir Ivan found the Gold Energem, but was attacked by Fury, who absorbed him and kept him prisoner. In the present, Fury uses the trapped Sir Ivan and Gold Energem to control the Ptera Zord against the Rangers until the knight escapes from Fury and becomes the Gold Dino Charge Ranger. He initially chooses not to join the Rangers after considering them an unworthy team while they were under a monster's effect. However, he eventually joins them after they save him.
As the Gold Dino Charge Ranger, he uses the Gold Ptera Morpher bracer to transform and wields the Gold Ptera Saber.
Sir Ivan is portrayed by Davi Santos. In interviews, Mejia and Hyde spoke about how difficult it was to keep Santos' appearance in the show secret until after his character's debut. They and the other cast members would regularly take photos to post on Power Rangers' social media and would have to keep him out of the shot, and then they would take another photo with him in the group. He returns in Power Rangers Beast Morphers.

Recurring characters

Keeper
Keeper is a dinosaur-like alien who brought the Energems to Earth 65 million years ago while trying to escape Sledge. He directed a Tyrannosaurus to gather several dinosaurs and other ancient creatures to bond with the Energems to keep them safe and tricked Fury into taking a bomb to Sledge instead. However, it caused Sledge's ship to release several asteroids, which led to the extinction of the dinosaurs and Keeper's death Despite this, he is found by Kendall, whom he instructs to help him gather the Energems to prepare for Sledge's return and provides counsel to the Rangers.
Keeper's voiced by Richard Simpson while Eve Gordon serves as the suit actor. He returns in Power Rangers Beast Morphers.

Sledge
Sledge is an intergalactic bounty hunter who prides himself on capturing monsters and collecting their bounties offered by Lord Arcanon. He is ill-tempered towards his subordinates, but displays a soft side around his fiancé, Poisandra. 65 million years ago, he chased Keeper across the galaxy to claim the Energems' power for himself, but was tricked into taking a bomb aboard his ship, which caused the extinction of the dinosaurs and blasted Sledge's ship into deep space. By the present, Sledge returns and sends his captured outlaws to retrieve the Energems for him. After several failed attempts, he manages to obtain the Purple Energem and kidnaps Keeper. However, the Rangers mount a rescue mission, take back the Energem, and cause Sledge's ship to crash on Earth. Following the crash, Sledge discovers a clutch of Greenzilla eggs and leaves to plant around them around the world. To facilitate this, he fakes his death and manipulates Heckyl and Snide into distracting the Rangers for him. After returning and using the Dark Energem to obliterate Arcanon and his forces, Sledge abandons Snide and enacts his plan to use the Greenzillas help him tow the Earth to the planet Kamen 5, only for his ship and the Earth to be pulled into a black hole following the Dark Energem's destruction. While traveling back in time to save the Earth from the black hole, the Rangers encounter a past version of Sledge before sending his ship and everyone aboard flying into the sun, killing them.
Sledge is voiced by Adam Gardiner.

Wrench
Wrench is Sledge's bumbling yet nasty and petty wind-up toy-themed ship technician who wields a battle axe in battle. He is responsible for creating Curio for Poisandra and the Reanimator to bring destroyed monsters back to life. After officiating Sledge and Poisandra's wedding amidst his plot to tow the Earth to Kamen 5, Wrench and everyone aboard Sledge's ship are pulled into a black hole. While traveling back in time to save the Earth from the black hole, the Rangers briefly encounter a past version of Wrench and kill him.
Wrench is voiced by Estevez Gillespie.

Fury
Fury is Sledge's ill-tempered lion/Oni-themed second-in-command who wields a lightning-empowered Seven-Branched Sword in battle. After accidentally bringing a bomb aboard Sledge's ship and being stranded on Earth for 65 million years, Fury attempts to pursue revenge against Keeper and find the Energems over the course of the intervening years, encountering Sir Ivan and James along the way. Having captured the former as of the present, Fury rejoins Sledge and continues his attempts to steal the Energems for him, despite losing control of Sir Ivan after the Rangers free him.
Amidst Sledge's plot to tow the Earth to Kamen 5, Fury and everyone aboard Sledge's ship are pulled into a black hole. While traveling back in time to save the Earth from the black hole, the Rangers briefly encounter a past version of Fury before using the bomb that previously damaged Sledge's ship to kill Fury.
Fury is voiced by Paul Harrop.

Poisandra
Poisandra is the vain, air-headed, heart-themed fiancé of Sledge who only cares about marrying him, with his goal to claim the Energems upsetting her greatly. She threatens to leave him if he does not give up his quest, but he eventually marries her while enacting his plot to tow the Earth to Kamen 5, only to be pulled into a black hole along with everyone aboard Sledge's ship and the Earth. While traveling back in time to save the Earth from the Black Hole, the Rangers briefly encounter a past version of Poisandra and kill her.
Poisandra is voiced by Jackie Clarke.

Curio
Curio is a rag doll/scarecrow-themed companion that Wrench creates for Poisandra as an early wedding present from Sledge. While he is constantly by her side, Curio also acts on his own as one of Sledge's subordinates.
Curio is voiced by Estevez Gillespie.

Vivix
The Vivix are Sledge's paramecium-themed foot soldiers who can merge with each other to form large monsters called Vivizords to fight the Rangers' Zords.

Spikeballs
The Spikeballs are Sledge's Trilobite/Anomalocaris/Opabinia/Pterygotus-themed elite foot soldiers and prison guards who wield batons.
The Spikeballs are voiced by Campbell Cooley.

Prince Phillip III of Zandar
Prince Phillip III of Zandar is the modern day prince of Zandar. He comes into contact with the Rangers when he learns they established an exhibit that included Zandarian property. After being attacked by Fury, learning the importance of friendship and courage, and seeing the Rangers morph, Prince Phillip becomes inspired to find an Energem and become a Power Ranger. Using his wealth, he discovers the Graphite Energem, but initially fails to bond with it despite learning martial arts and donating to charity. After saving Chase's sister, Chloe, from Sledge's forces, he successfully becomes the Graphite Dino Charge Ranger.
As the Graphite Dino Charge Ranger, he can perform the Royal Dino Punch attack, which allows him to summon an energy flail to increase his punching capability.
Phillip is portrayed by Jarred Blakiston.

Heckyl and Snide
Heckyl is a humanoid alien with the ability to fire energy blasts from his hands from the planet Sentai 6, where he was transformed into the monstrous ammonite-themed Snide upon touching the Dark Energem while he was protecting it from Lord Arcanon. Following his transformation, the latter suppressed Heckyl's memories.
Sometime later, Heckyl and Snide became one of Sledge's prisoners and locked in solitary confinement. Sledge releases Heckyl to help him obtain the Purple Energem in exchange for the latter becoming Sledge's partner. However, Fury steals the Energem first, leading to Heckyl being betrayed and thrown back in his cell. Following Sledge's apparent death, Heckyl and Snide assert their authority and lead the former's forces in an attempt to take over the Earth. Heckyl also enacts a separate plan to obtain the Energems by befriending the Rangers and infiltrating their ranks, only for them to discover his true intentions and connection to Snide due to his inability to control when his transformations occur.
After Lord Arcanon arrives on Earth, Heckyl is re-incarcerated, but has Poisandra free him in exchange for telling her Sledge's true fate. Upon escaping and seeing Arcanon with the Dark Energem, Heckyl's memories return and he attacks the former, only to be restrained by Singe. However, Snide manifests and offers to join Arcanon, in exchange for being separated from Heckyl. Once Wrench accomplishes this, Heckyl escapes while Snide continues to assist Arcanon until Sledge returns and defects to him.
Amidst Sledge's plot to tow the Earth to Kamen 5, Snide discovers Sledge also plans to eliminate him. To maintain his standing with Sledge, Snide traces a destroyed Greenzilla egg in Amber Beach to the Rangers' headquarters and destroys it despite Kendall's best efforts to stop him. However, Heckyl arrives and fights him before helping the Rangers kill him and the Dark Energem after Sledge refuses to use the Magnabeam on Snide. After helping the Rangers stop a past version of Sledge, Heckyl becomes a keeper and charged by Zenowing with protecting a past version of the Dark Energem.
Heckyl is portrayed by Ryan Carter and Snide is voiced by Campbell Cooley.

James Navarro
James Navarro is Tyler's long lost father who became bonded to the Aqua Energem while saving his friend Rusty during a cave-in, which turned him into the Aqua Dino Charge Ranger and stopped his body's aging process. After the Energem attracted Fury, James was forced to go into hiding for ten years to protect his family and presumed dead. In the present, James returns to protect his son from Ninja before helping him break the corrupted T-Rex Supercharger's influence. Following this, James leaves to find the Silver Energem and Titano Zord before Sledge's forces do.
James Navarro is portrayed by Reuben Turner and voiced by Dan Musgrove.

Lord Arcanon
Lord Arcanon is a power-hungry, ruthless, calculating, multi-faced Statue of Liberty-themed intergalactic warlord who hired Sledge to capture outlaws for him in order to build an army to help him rule the universe. Millions of years ago, he went off to search for the Energems on the planet Sentai 6 before destroying it in the process. Along the way, he forced Zenowing and Heckyl to hold the Dark Energem, resulting in Doomwing and Snide's creations respectively. In the present, Arcanon tasks Singe with infiltrating Heckyl and Snide's ranks and report back on their activities before eventually coming to Earth himself to claim Sledge's bounties, re-imprison Heckyl and Snide, and assume control of their forces. Utilizing the Dark Energem to strengthen himself, Arcanon nearly overpowers the Rangers before they manage to weaken him. While attempting to recover, Sledge takes the Dark Energem from Arcanon and uses it to obliterate him and his allies.
Lord Arcanon is voiced by Andy Grainger.

Singe
Singe is an arrogant pyrokinetic candle/monkey-themed monster who wields a gun that doubles as the hilt of his sword. He arrives on Earth ostensibly to join Heckyl and Snide while secretly reporting back on their activities to Lord Arcanon, developing a rivalry with a distrustful Fury in the process. After Heckyl becomes suspicious of his true intentions, Singe temporarily leaves Earth to get Arcanon's help. Sometime later, Singe returns with Arcanon and assists him in his plans to obtain the Energems before they are obliterated by Sledge.
Singe is voiced by Mark Mitchinson.

Doomwing
Doomwing is a cocky and manipulative Archaeopteryx-themed alien, servant of Lord Arcanon, and the evil half of Zenowing created from the Dark Energem. Using his connection to Zenowing, Doomwing uses the Silver Energem to disguise himself as the Silver Ranger and manipulate the other Rangers into giving him information on their technology. However, the Rangers eventually discover the truth and build split emitters to separate Doomwing from Zenowing. Due to losing the Silver Energem in the process, Doomwing attempts to prove his worth to Arcanon by re-merging with Zenowing and having Wrench revive an army of monsters to destroy the Rangers, only to be destroyed by Zenowing.
Doomwing is voiced by Mark Wright.

Zenowing
Zenowing is an Archaeopteryx-esque alien and Keeper's apprentice. After finding the Silver Energem, Lord Arcanon forced Zenowing to hold the Dark Energem, which caused him to develop an evil personality called Doomwing, who is loyal to Arcanon. Arriving on Earth, Zenowing encounters the Rangers and gains enough control to warn them of Doomwing. The Rangers build and use a split emitter to separate Zenowing from his evil side, allowing him to return to Keeper and warn him of the Dark Energem.
Unlike the other Rangers, Zenowing utilizes a variant of the Dino Charge Morpher called the Titano Charge Morpher and the Titano Saber.

Guest characters
Outlaws: Monsters that Sledge has captured from across the universe for Lord Arcanon. Sledge and his subordinates offer the monsters freedom to fight the Power Rangers and get the Energems. To make a monster grow, Sledge has his Magnabeam fired on them. When Heckyl and Snide, and later Lord Arcanon, take control of Sledge's ship and the surviving monsters, they fire the Magnabeam up to a satellite and redirect it at the monster.
Iceage (voiced by Gerald Urquhart) An impact winter/smilodon-themed monster with powerful ice-based attacks. After a failed attempt to take the Pink Energem results in the T-Rex Zord sending him flying, Iceage attacks the city with Vivix and Vivizords, only to be destroyed by Tyler. Sometime later, Iceage is revived to assist Stingrage and Meteor steal the Purple Energem, but gets re-imprisoned following Meteor's destruction. Following Sledge's apparent death and Snide assuming leadership, Iceage attempts to freeze the Rangers alive to steal their Energems, only to be destroyed by the Plesio Charge Megazord.
Scrapper (voiced by Jeff Szusterman) - A car crusher-themed monster who can tuck his body into his right arm for swift mobility and shoot lasers from his mouth. After Sledge catches him trying to escape, the former offers him freedom in exchange for assisting Sledge in obtaining the Energems, only for Scrapper to be destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Tri-Stego Formation.
Slammer (voiced by Nic Sampson) - A prison-themed monster who can trap anyone in his laser cages. He is sent by Fury to find the Energems, only to be destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Stego-Raptor Formation.
Spellbinder (voiced by Callum Stembridge) - A crow/bank vault-themed monster who can shoot feather-like arrows and wears a cape capable of blocking all attacks. He is sent by Sledge to obtain a magic pendant that enables the user to control people's minds, only to be destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Para-Raptor Formation while Sledge and Wrench obtain Spellbinder's pendant.
Cavity (voiced by Kelson Henderson) - A pastry chef-themed monster with a whisk for a right hand, a gun shaped like a pastry bag for a left hand, and the ability to cause painful toothaches. He is freed by Poisandra to bake her wedding cake, but Sledge uses Cavity against the Rangers, only for the monster to be destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Tri-Stego Formation.
Stingrage (voiced by Peter Daube) - A virus/devil-themed monster who can cause people to go berserk with his stinger-firing staff. Poisandra commands him to attack the Rangers, only to be destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Tri-Ankylo Formation. Stingrage is later revived to assist Iceage and Meteor steal the Purple Energem, only to be re-imprisoned following Meteor's destruction. Following an off-screen death, Stingrage is revived once more to give the Rangers amnesia and help Snide locate the Rangers' base. While Snide succeeds, Stingrage is destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Para-Raptor Formation while his venom inadvertently contributes to Snide forgetting where the Rangers' base is.
Duplicon (voiced by Paolo Rotonda) - A branding iron/Taiyaki mold-themed monster who can turn people into clones of others. He is released by Poisandra to help her steal the Rangers' E-Tracer, find the Energems, and gain control of the Ptera Zord. However, Duplicon is destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Tri-Ankylo Formation. After Wrench revives him, Duplicon assists Memorella in her plot to infiltrate the Rangers' headquarters, but abandons her to go trick-or-treating with Curio. After Memorella is destroyed, Duplicon is re-imprisoned by Sledge.
Puzzler (voiced by Phil Brown) - A maze-themed monster who can defeat almost anyone at any game. He is sent to challenge Riley to a game of chance, but the latter's superior logic leads to Puzzler's defeat and destruction by the Dino Charge Megazord Para-Raptor Formation and Ptera Zord.
Bones (voiced by Robert Mignault) - A bone-themed monster who can steal a person's bravery by stealing a part of their backbone and trap people with bone clamps. Poisandra commands him to attack the Rangers and make them cowards. However, Shelby and Sir Ivan foil his plot and Bones is destroyed by the Ptera Charge Megazord and Dino Charge Megazord Tri-Stego Formation.
Smokescreen (voiced by Brendan Lovell) - A Children's Day-themed monster with the ability to produce a red smog, fly, and fuse his legs into a fish-like tail. Sledge frees him to help Wrench plant a bomb, but the Rangers foil the plot while Tyler and Sir Ivan defeat him before Smokescreen is destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Tri-Stego-Ptera Formation.
Gold Digger (voiced by Scott Wills) - A treasure-themed monster who wields exploding gold coins, a pickaxe, and stone slabs. He is sent with Wrench to lure the Rangers into a trap and succeeds in trapping Sir Ivan, Tyler, and Shelby underground. However, Chase manages to free them before the Rangers defeat Gold Digger and destroy him with the Dino Charge Megazord Tri-Stego-Ptera Formation.
Memorella (voiced by Lori Dungey) - A vampire-themed monster with telepathy and the ability to turn into a bat. She is sent by Sledge and Curio with Duplicon to infiltrate the Rangers' headquarters and steal the Energems, only to be destroyed by the Ptera Charge Megazord Pachy Formation.
Shearfear (voiced by Sean Lynch) - A cutlery-themed monster with blades all over his body, Swiss Army knife-shaped arms, and special scissors capable of severing the bonds of friendship. After catching him using his abilities on Poisandra and Curio, Sledge tasks Shearfear with doing the same to the Rangers. However, Riley and Koda destroy the monster's scissors before the Rangers destroy him with the Ptera Charge Megazord Para-Raptor Formation.
Meteor (voiced by Stephen Butterworth) - A meteoroid/Chicxulub crater-themed monster capable of attacking with his namesakes. He is sent by Sledge with a revived Iceage and Stingrage to obtain the Purple Energem, only to be destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Ankylo-Pachy Formation. Wrench later revives Meteor to destroy the Plesio Zord, only for the monster to be destroyed by the Plesio Charge Megazord.
Wish Star (voiced by Ross Girven) - A Tanabata-themed monster capable of granting people's wishes, albeit with something going wrong. He is sent with Fury to get the Purple Energem, but Wish Star uses one of his wishes to escape and attack the Rangers on his own. However, they trick him into depleting his wishes before destroying him with the Dino Charge Megazord Ankylo-Pachy Formation.
Greenzilla - A giant, feral, and powerful dinosaur/plant/caterpillar-themed monster with incredible strength and tendrils who is reputed to be one of the worst monsters in Sledge's possession. While it is destroyed by the Plesio Charge Megazord Pachy-Rex Formation, Sledge finds six Greenzilla eggs and places them around the world, though the Rangers destroy the Greenzillas with all of their Megazords.
Nightmare (voiced by Jacque Drew) - A sheep-themed monster with dream-manipulating abilities and pillows capable of immediately putting people to sleep. Snide tasks him with using his pillows to put the Rangers to sleep and use their dreams to make them attack each other. However, Nightmare is destroyed by the Dino Charge Megazord Stego-Raptor Formation. Sometime later, he is revived to assist Game Face and Professor Strickler in a plot to switch the Rangers' bodies, only to be destroyed by the Dino Charge Ultrazord.
Ninja (voiced by Adrian Smith) - A sword-wielding namesake/squid-themed monster who possesses super-speed, wields throwing stars, and can perform shadow ninja attacks. Singe dispatches him to plant a computer virus in the Dino Charge Rangers' weapons before accompanying Hunter to track down Tyler after he uses a corrupted Dino Charger that caused him to behave like a Tyrannosaurus. However, Ninja is destroyed by the Plesio Charge Megazord Pachy-Rex Formation.
Hunter (voiced by Jay Simon) - A crossbow-wielding blue-ringed octopus/cheetah/namesake-themed monster who is sent by Singe to help Ninja hunt Tyler after he is affected by a corrupted Dino Charger that caused him to behave like a Tyrannosaurus. After Ninja is destroyed, Heckyl almost destroys Hunter for failing to get the Energems, but Singe stops him to use Hunter as bait for a plot to use Zotac Rings to weaken the Energems. However, Hunter is destroyed by Chase, Koda, Riley, Shelby, and Sir Ivan.
Game Face (voiced by Michael Saccente) - A sports equipment-themed monster who wields an explosive bat. He is initially summoned by Fury to fight the Rangers. Despite losing to them, Game Face convinces Heckyl not to destroy him by claiming he lost because the Vivix are out of shape. Allowing him to train them into better fighters, Heckyl gives Game Face another chance. The latter's Vivix nearly overpower the Rangers, but they manage to defeat them and Game Face before destroying them with the Plesio Charge Megazord Pachy-Rex Formation. Sometime later, Game Face is revived to assist Professor Strickler and Nightmare in a plot to switch the Rangers' bodies, only to be destroyed by the Dino Charge Ultrazord.
Spell Digger (voiced by Scott Wills) - A hybrid monster with the head, mind, and pickaxe of Gold Digger and the body of Spellbinder that Fury and Wrench created from Spellbinder's pendant and Gold Digger's coins to assist Heckyl in a plot to induce greed in anyone touches his coins and create a portal to pull the Rangers into. However, he is destroyed by the Plesio Charge Megazord Pachy-Rex Formation.
Half-Bake (voiced by Kevin Keys) - An Autumn-themed monster who wields a mortar and pestle. He serves as Heckyl's chef, but his cookies fail to make an impression. After failing to convince Heckyl to let him fight the Rangers, Half-Bake sneaks out and fights them anyway, only to be destroyed by the Ptera Charge Megazord Para Formation.
Hookbeard (voiced by Mark Wright) - A fishing tackle/marlin-themed monster with a pirate-esque personality who wields an electric fishing rod and a laser-shooting harpoon. He is sent by Snide to accompany Fury and Wrench in finding and destroying the Titano Zord, only to be destroyed by the Titano Charge Megazord.
Scumlaw (voiced by Jason Hood) - A prosecutor/tap-themed monster who is sent by Poisandra and Curio to trap the Rangers in the Halloween Intergalactic Court and put them on trial in a kangaroo court, only to be destroyed by the Rangers.
Leisure (voiced by Penny Ashton) - A summer-themed monster and twin sister of Loafer with a crab-like right arm who can manipulate sunlight into her Vacation Beam, which can make humans lazy, as well as shoot lasers from her ice cream cone-shaped hand. She was sealed away by Koda's grandfather in prehistoric times, but is accidentally freed by Sir Ivan in the present. Following this, Leisure travels to the sun to use her Vacation Beam on Earth's inhabitants. However, the unaffected Koda and Kendall use the Plesio Charge Megazord to destroy the monster and undo her effects.
Loafer (voiced by Aaron Ward) - A summer-themed monster and twin brother of Leisure with similar abilities as his sister and the ability to throw explosive beach balls. Having been captured by Sledge sometime prior to the series, he is initially mistaken for Leisure before Heckyl orders him to accompany Fury in destroying the Rangers, making use of their immunity to Leisure's Vacation Beam. However, Loafer is destroyed by Tyler.
Professor Strickler (voiced by Emmett Skilton) - A classroom-themed monster with a pencil-like Gatling gun for a left arm, wields a pointer-like rapier, and the Switch Eraser, which is capable of switching any two persons' bodies. Snide orders Strickler to use his Switch Eraser on the Rangers, with a revived Nightmare and Game Face providing support. Despite this however, Strickler is destroyed by the Dino Charge Ultrazord.
Badussa (voiced by Ross Girven) - A dog/knight-themed monster who wields a demonic sword and a pendant that can turn anyone to stone. Sledge and Fury send Badussa to stop the Rangers from finding their ship. The monster succeeds in turning most of the Rangers to stone, but Shelby, James, and Prince Phillip join forces with Keeper and Heckyl to destroy Badussa's amulet before all of the Rangers destroy Badussa himself.
Heximas (voiced by Andrew Laing) - A Christmas-themed monster who escaped from Sledge's ship before it was thrown into the sun. After spending the next 65 million years growing his own Vivix, he steals coal from Santa Claus, applies them with a special formula capable of turning anyone who touches them into enthralled evil elves, and gives them out as part of his plot to make toys for naughty children. However, the Rangers foil his plot and destroy him with the Dino Charge Ultrazord after he enlarges on his own.
G-BO: A robot created by Prince Phillip to help him train to become a Power Ranger. Fury captures it and has Wrench reprogram it to fight the Rangers, but it is defeated by Prince Phillip.
Albert Smith: A kind-hearted and energetic explorer and Bigfoot hunter from Auckland, New Zealand who runs a tourist spot in the woods. A year prior to the series, he found the Purple Energem while rescuing a little girl and became the Purple Dino Charge Ranger. Using his powers, he performed simple good deeds around Auckland until Sledge's monsters attack him. Despite receiving help from the other Rangers to fend them off, Albert breaks his bond with the Purple Energem with Keeper's help due to his lack of combat prowess and unwillingness to leave New Zealand. Albert is portrayed by Arthur Ranford.
Beauticruel (voiced by Marissa Stott) - A drag queen-themed monster created by Poisandra from a female Vivix via magic makeup who wields a magic paintbrush that allows her to weaken victims and transfer their power to others, switch bodies, and make others fall in love with her. Heckyl uses Beauticruel in a plot to make the Rangers fall in love with her and willingly give their Energems to her. Despite being accompanied by Poisandra and Wrench, Beauticruel is destroyed by the Ptera Charge Megazord Tricera Formation.
Fortress - An artificial cemetery-themed monster created by Wrench to memorize the Rangers' Megazords' moves and counter them. With Heckyl and Snide piloting it, Fortress overpowers Lord Arcanon, Doomwing, and Singe after they steal the Rangers' Zords. When the Rangers arrive and regain control of their Zords, they form the Dino Charge Ultrazord and destroy Fortress.
Conductro and Screech (voiced by Kevin Keys) - A pair of music-themed monsters employed by Lord Arcanon. Conductro's baton can conduct anything while Screech's trumpet can turn anyone who hears it into enthralled zombies. Arcanon tasks Conductro and Screech with turning the Rangers and Amber Beach's citizens into zombies. However, the Rangers use special headphones to block out Screech's music before weakening him and Conductro. The pair later attend to a weakened Arcanon, only to be destroyed by Sledge.

References

External links
Official Power Rangers Website
Official website
Official website (Nickelodeon)
Full cast and crew of Power Rangers Dino Charge at IMDb

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Crush, Crumble and Chomp! (Wikipedia EN)

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Crush, Crumble and Chomp! is a strategy video game developed and published in 1981 by Epyx for the TRS-80, Apple II, and Atari 8-bit computers. Ports to the VIC-20, Commodore 64, and IBM PC compatibles were released later. Some versions were published under the company's original name of Automated Simulations, while the rest use Epyx.

Gameplay

Crush, Crumble and Chomp! is a turn-based action game played on a scrolling 2D grid-based map. The player takes control of a movie monster and attacks a major city much in the manner of the classic horror movies of the 1950s.

Monsters
Goshilla: a giant lizard-like monster resembling Godzilla with a breath weapon and leaving a corrosive trail of radioactive waste.
The Kraken: a giant octopus similar to It that can attack bridges and seaside ports and then slip into the water to hide from attack. However, the Kraken can not go on land.
Arachnis: a giant spider similar to Tarantula that can clog roads with its web and can escape underground via its network of secret tunnels.
The Glob: a monster similar to The Blob that can travel underground in the city's sewer and absorb obstacles in its path. It also leaves a flammable trail of slime in its wake.
Mechismo: a towering tank-like robotic automation with multiple legs not unlike the machines from War of the Worlds. It sports an exotic array of alien weaponry, such as ray guns.
Mantra: a giant flying reptile similar to Rodan that can fly over water.
The game also allows the player to "grow" their own monster, with several basic shapes to choose from and a number of "crunch credits" to spend on custom abilities. Most of the shapes are based on available monsters with unique shapes being based on a Brontosaurus and a giant Serpent. The number of credits available, and the cost of some abilities, depends on the shape chosen. The player can add a number of abilities until their credits are exhausted.

Objectives
There a number of objectives for the player too complete throughout the game, with the player selecting a specific objective that can benefit the monster selected in terms of point rewards.

Balanced: General game play.
Killer Monster: Acquire points for killing humans.
Combat Machine: Acquire points by destroying combat vehicles (ie the military).
Destruction: Acquire points by destroying buildings and infrastructure.
Survival: Escape and evade the military's assault.

Cities
There are four cities to choose from.

New York City
Golden Gate
Washington D.C.
Tokyo
After attacking a city—the main activity of the game—players are rated on how well they did. Players are rated even if their monsters die in the attack and can achieve a high score for what they accomplished before expiring.

Development
The game engine is in BASIC and uses character graphics for the map and player, using basic graphics on platforms that support it. On the Atari 8-bit computers, for instance, the map is created out of a custom character set and presented in a low-resolution mode that allows up to four colors. The same engine was used in most of Epyx's games from the early 1980s.

Reception
Stanley Greenlaw reviewed the game for Computer Gaming World, and stated that "If you have enjoyed other Automated Simulation games you will not be disappointed in this one. It has the traditional Automated Simulation game mechanics, improved graphics, and a highly entertaining theme."
The game was reviewed in 1982 in The Dragon #65 by Bruce Humphrey. Humphrey concluded that "The game system isn't perfect, from the player/monster point of view," but "The game is satisfying, however, from a fun-to-play standpoint, and that counts more." Jerry Pournelle stated that he was "particularly partial" to Crush in BYTE in 1983. He called it "my all-time favorite" in 1984, writing "there's something exceedingly attractive about burning down and stomping the Pentagon flat, and in general making an even bigger mess of Washington than the politicians have".
Steve Loniewski reviewed Crush, Crumble and Chomp in Ares Magazine #14 and commented that "Crush, Crumble and Chomp is a fine, well thought-out game that ought to keep our subdued destructive impulses at bay for one more evening."

Legacy
Epyx released a similar game in 1986 as The Movie Monster Game.

Notes

References

External links
Crush, Crumble and Chomp! at MobyGames

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