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* DropTheHammer: Wields a large warhammer that houses a concealed missile pod as his weapon. In addition to its basic uses as a hammer and a missile launcher, he can also make his hammer strikes quite literally ''explosive''.
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:When finally killed, he merely says to Lupin Red "It's been fun... Adios."]]
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler:When finally killed, he merely says to Lupin Red "It's been fun... Adios."]]", suggesting that he is glad to go down in a blaze of glory.]]
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* NoOntologicalInertia: Kairi believes that defeating him will restore all of his victims. [[spoiler:Come episode 50, his faith is rewarded.]]
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* NoOntologicalInertia: Kairi believes that defeating him will restore all of his victims. [[spoiler:Come episode 50, his faith is rewarded.rewarded, at least the ones who weren't made into human disguises for the monsters.]]
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* SerialKiller: Freezes his victims to the point that the simplest touch causes them to shatter to pieces, something he's done to many victims including the Lupinrangers' loved ones.
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* SerialKiller: Freezes his victims to the point that the simplest touch causes them to shatter to pieces, something he's done to many victims including the Lupinrangers' loved ones.ones and Patren 2's predecessor. [[spoiler: Even though he actually just teleported them somewhere only he knows about, he's still considered this because all of the Ganglers with human forms got theirs from his after he's skinned some of them and would've done so to the rest (the Lupinrangers' loved ones included) if he wasn't stopped.]]
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* RetiredMonster: Dogranio is planning to retire after he succeeds in finding his replacement. [[spoiler: In an ironic twist, he winds up being given this retirement by way of being imprisoned in a TailorMadePrison underground bound in his own chains for the rest of his, presumably ''very long'', lifespan.]]
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* RetiredMonster: Dogranio is planning to retire after he succeeds in finding his replacement. Not that he has any intention of changing his ways of course. [[spoiler: In an ironic twist, he winds up being given this retirement by way of being imprisoned in a TailorMadePrison underground bound in his own chains for the rest of his, presumably ''very long'', lifespan.]]
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Ticked off that his fight with the Lupinrangers are interrupted by Dogranio and the Patrangers, he requests Dogranio to let him continue the fight in ''his infinite safe'', locked and free from further interruptions. This backfires horribly for him as [[spoiler: not only are his gun-generating safes locked out of his control by the Lupinrangers in the ensuing fight, he is unable to escape to recover himself for another rematch. [[FaceDeathWithDigity Not that he minds]].
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Ticked off that his fight with the Lupinrangers are interrupted by Dogranio and the Patrangers, he requests Dogranio to let him continue the fight in ''his infinite safe'', locked and free from further interruptions. This backfires horribly for him as [[spoiler: not only are his gun-generating safes locked out of his control by the Lupinrangers in the ensuing fight, he is unable to escape to recover himself for another rematch. [[FaceDeathWithDigity [[FaceDeathWithDignity Not that he minds]].
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Ticked off that his fight with the Lupinrangers are interrupted by Dogranio and the Patrangers, he requests Dogranio to let him continue the fight in ''his infinite safe'', locked and free from further interruptions. This backfires horribly for him as [[spoiler: not only are his gun-generating safes locked out of his control by the Lupinrangers in the ensuing fight, he is unable to escape to recover himself for another rematch]].
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Ticked off that his fight with the Lupinrangers are interrupted by Dogranio and the Patrangers, he requests Dogranio to let him continue the fight in ''his infinite safe'', locked and free from further interruptions. This backfires horribly for him as [[spoiler: not only are his gun-generating safes locked out of his control by the Lupinrangers in the ensuing fight, he is unable to escape to recover himself for another rematch]].rematch. [[FaceDeathWithDigity Not that he minds]].
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* EvilLaugh: Befitting his rather [[AffablyEvil cheerful personality]], he often does this. Most notable when fighting Kairi for the first time.
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* EvilLaugh: Befitting his rather [[AffablyEvil [[FauxAffablyEvil cheerful personality]], he often does this. Most notable when fighting Kairi for the first time.
* GenuineHumanHide: [[spoiler: The true purpose of freezing his victims in ice: To hold them in his hideout until it's time for him to skin them to give to any monster who wants to pass themselves off as humans.]]
* MoreDespicableMinion: His boss Dogranio Yaboon was at least an AffablyEvil mob boss who is willing to retire as long as he gets a successor first and shows some care for others like Destra. Zamigo on the other hand, has never genuinely cared about anyone except as toys he can play with and has no motive for his actions other than because he likes it.
* PragmaticVillainy:
** He doesn't actually care about his enemies, but he does let the Patrangers escape the Gangler's homeworld since he still wants to toy with them as much as he does the Lupinrangers.
** He doesn't dispose of any allies that have some use to him, hence why he didn't like when the Patrangers kill Narizma one. He quickly gets over it.
** He doesn't actually care about his enemies, but he does let the Patrangers escape the Gangler's homeworld since he still wants to toy with them as much as he does the Lupinrangers.
** He doesn't dispose of any allies that have some use to him, hence why he didn't like when the Patrangers kill Narizma one. He quickly gets over it.
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* TheSociopath: He has committed crimes for his own gain and fun, even without permission of the higher up Ganglers. He also remorselessly claims getting rid of people is easy and, even though the freezing power didn't actually kill the Lupinrangers' loved ones as thought, he is no less of a heartless bastard, being responsible for killing many humans just to create the Gangler Monsters human disguises, with his sadism surpassing even others of his group.
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* TheSociopath: He has committed crimes for his own gain and fun, even without permission of the higher up Ganglers. He also Ganglers, remorselessly claims getting rid of people is easy and, even though the freezing power didn't actually kill the Lupinrangers' loved ones as thought, he easy, is no less of a heartless bastard, being shamelessly responsible for killing many humans just to create the Gangler Monsters human disguises, with even if his mass abduction didn't actually kill them as once thought, and his sadism surpassing surpasses even others of his group.group. The only time he was down about another monster's death, Narizuma, was because he was, in his own words, "a handy tipster".
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* FauxAffablyEvil: He is calm, cheerful, and has a sick sense of humor all of the time. To say it mitigates his criminal for fun style and sociopathic personality would be just as false as calling either Basco or Enter nice guys.
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* SwordCane: His waking stick is just a sheath for his sword, as revealed in the finale. [[CaneFu He doesn't really need the sword part by default, however.]]
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* HundredPercentAdorationRating: The Ganglers ''love'' Dogranio to the point where Destra actually has to hold them back during his birthday party in episode 1. [[spoiler: Even so, that doesn't mean nothing when he is captured, not bothering with saving him, instead the remain Gangler, except for a few, just leave and go about their criminal lives away from Earth. Maybe because they know Dograino will get out of his jail cell eventually.]]
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The leader of the Gangler and a very powerful being.
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: The escalation of Gangler attacks on Earth is a result of him holding a contest to see who will be the next boss of his organisation. His underling who manages to conquer the planet will get his spot so Dogranio himself cannot intervene nor can his bodyguard, Destra. When one of his underlings asks him to come in person and then fails, he shows why it is a VERY good thing this trope is in play for him. [[spoiler: It takes Destra's death to get him off the throne.]]
** Then this trope becomes [[spoiler: deconstructed. Turns out all those years of sitting on his throne and letting his Collection powers do all the work has left him aged and out of practice. Once all his Collection pieces are removed, his remaining might, while still nothing to sneeze at, is not enough to stave off defeat from the Patrangers]].
** Then this trope becomes [[spoiler: deconstructed. Turns out all those years of sitting on his throne and letting his Collection powers do all the work has left him aged and out of practice. Once all his Collection pieces are removed, his remaining might, while still nothing to sneeze at, is not enough to stave off defeat from the Patrangers]].
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: The escalation of Gangler attacks on Earth is a result of him holding a contest to see who will be the next boss of his organisation. His underling who manages to conquer the planet will get his spot so Dogranio himself cannot intervene nor can his bodyguard, Destra. When one of his underlings asks him to come in person and then fails, he shows why it is a VERY good thing this trope is in play for him. [[spoiler: It takes Destra's death to get him off the throne.]]
**]] Then this trope becomes [[spoiler: deconstructed. Turns out all those years of sitting on his throne and letting his Collection powers do all the work has left him aged and out of practice. Once all his Collection pieces are removed, his remaining might, while still nothing to sneeze at, is not enough to stave off defeat from the Patrangers]].
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* RankScalesWithAsskicking: The leader of the Gangler and a very powerful being.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: "Now my darling little treasure, [[MakeMyMonsterGrow make [X] feel better.]]"
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* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Played with in regards to [[spoiler:Arsène. He obviously remembers killing him and taking his collection as nobody could forget if they killed the most famous thief in history and he's been using the Lupin Collection to buff his criminal empire for years. However to Noel's rage it was not part of some large and complicated plan Dogranio had, nor did he covet the Collection and set up a grand assassination to take Lupin out. Dogranio just happened to stumble upon Lupin's hideout completely by chance one night and decided on a whim to kill him and take the Collection because it looked like something valuable, and he only found out about the Collection's great power after the fact. Meaning the death of the World's Greatest Thief was essentially just a spur of the moment mugging by a guy who ran into him by dumb luck.]]
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* KingOfBeasts: Raimon Gaorufang.
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* KingOfBeasts: Raimon Gaorufang.Gaorufang is based on a lion. Fittingly, he is the leader of the gang.
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* AnimalMotifs: The Gangler are the first Sentai villains who are ''outright'' themed after prehistoric animals.
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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: The Gangler are the first Sentai villains who are ''outright'' themed after prehistoric animals.
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* DropTheHammer: Wields a large warhammer that houses a concealed missile pod as his WeaponOfChoice. In addition to its basic uses as a hammer and a missile launcher, he can also make his hammer strikes quite literally ''explosive''.
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* DropTheHammer: Wields a large warhammer that houses a concealed missile pod as his WeaponOfChoice.weapon. In addition to its basic uses as a hammer and a missile launcher, he can also make his hammer strikes quite literally ''explosive''.
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* ItsPersonalWithTheDragon: He is the arch enemy of the Lupinrangers having frozen their loved ones and is the main reason they became thieves in the first place. [[spoiler: The Lupinrangers seemingly sacrifice themselves to destroy him in episode 50, accomplishing their goal and freeing their loved ones and entrusting taking down the actual BigBad Dogranio to the Patrangers as they were the ones who's goal was actively saving the world by ending the Gangler threat for good.]]
