History Characters / KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVsKeisatsuSentaiPatrangerRangers

The youngest of the Lupinrangers and the team's leader. He lost his brother when a certain Gangler went on a rampage and killed him. Armed with the Red Dial Fighter and his VS Changer, he transforms into Lupin Red to take on the Gangler, and/or butt heads with Keiichiro and his team. Apparently, he also seems to have something against a certain Gangler with ice powers...

* GagBoobs: Despite not being ''that'' big, they are treated this way in-universe and a good portion of the GenderBender based [[RunningGag gags]] in episode 11 revolved around his(her?) breasts, this includes knocking out a [[{{Mooks}} Porderman]] by squeezing his face on them.

* TheChick: By virtue of being [[TheSmurfettePrinciple the only female on the team]].

* TheChick: By the virtue of being the only female member. She serves as the buffer between the experienced cop Keiichiro and the newbie cop Sakuya.

A trio of people who each have lost a close loved one (especially a relative in Kairi's case). They were approached by a man who offered them a [[TransformationTrinket VS Changer and a Dial Fighter]] each, giving them the chance to bring back their loved ones. However, they must risk life and limb to get back Arsène Lupin's many, ''many'' gizmos and whatnots that form Lupin Collection to fulfil that desire, from butting heads with the Patrangers, to going all out against the Gangler who stole everything from Arsène's legendary collection.

** He temporarily dips into BlackAndWhiteInsanity when he was beaten by Lupin Red, but after an ArmorPiercingSlap, he remembers why he became a police officer and his duty for the people.

* ChaoticGood: The Lupinrangers have no problems with breaking the law as long as they reclaim the collection and although less implied; to stop the gangler from causing harm towards others; especially those who are close to them.

* MultiformBalance: Because he can switch between both sides at any moment, it becomes a matter of what he needs at the time, especially if he wants to use Lupin X's safe cracker. Combat-wise, it's actually backwards with how the forms work based on how they've been so far, Lupin X is the [[MightyGlacier much bulkier and tougher of his suits]] and Patren X is the [[FragileSpeedster more nimble and stylish one]].

* RunningBothSides: A heroic version, he is officially a GSPO officer from their French branch, but is also a servant of the Lupin family, which is why he knows about Goodie and Kogure. As such, he aids both the Lupinrangers and the Patrangers.

* NoRespectGuy: Due to coming onto the scene as rangers quite a while after the Lupinrangers' debut, they are significantly less popular than their rivals and their attempt to rectify that through a propaganda film promoting their organisation ended disastrously.

* GenderedOutfit: Gets this twofold. One is the usual ProperTightsWithASkirt in her ranger form. The other is her thief attire which also includes a skirt ''and'' lacks the NiceHat her male members have; instead donning a cocktail headband with hat ornament.

* NiceHat: Like his counterparts on both teams, either a police cap, or top hat, depending on which side he's on at the time.

* GenderedOutfit: Like Umika, beside the standard skirt in her ranger form, she wears TightsUnderShorts in her regular uniform.

* CantCatchUp: {{Subverted|Trope}}. Relative to the Lupinrangers, who as the show goes on start to take more and more of the power-ups for themselves. All of the Patrangers manage to keep up even without any upgrades, but Keiichiro stands out for actually ''beating'' Noel, who had a better suit than his and even more motivation to win, in a one-on-one duel. [[spoiler: This become averted in the final episode. where Keiichiro finally uses the Siren Striker to become Super Patren 1gou as an EleventhHourSuperpower]].

* TheEveryman: Of Super Sentai in general. If the Patranger's didn't get their VS.Changers in the beginning of the series. They would still be three ordinary policemen in a world where superhumans, monsters, and gods walk among men.

* BlackAndWhiteMorality: To Keiichiro there are good people and then there are those who commit crimes and ''there is no middle ground.'' This is why he always tries to get the Patrangers to pursue the Lupinrangers whenever they run into each other, in spite of the latter being antivillains at worst. After his CharacterDevelopment though it starts turning more gray as he's willing to bend the rules more for the sake of defending the city.

A trio of cops from the Global Special Police Organization (GSPO), specifically its Japan branch. Amidst their duties of keeping and enforcing law and order, especially by protecting the peace from the Gangler, they were mysteriously given a set of VS Changers and three Trigger machines, giving them the power to transform into the Patrangers to better combat the crime syndicate and the Lupinrangers whom they encountered during a night operation. As a result, this team constantly takes both parties on, especially to potentially arrest those phantom thieves.

* TheLancer: Tooma's the calm and analytical to Kairi's impulsive and unpredictable nature. [[spoiler: However, he's even more impulsive and reckless when it comes to collecting the Lupin Collection and almost compromised the Lupinrangers by trying to steal the Patrangers VS Changers while the Police Sentai was eating at the Bistro they use as a front. He can be forgiven though because unlike Kairi and Umika, who are trying to revive their brother and best friend respectively, he's trying to revive ''his fiancée''. Of course he's desperate to get her back.]]

* ActionGirl: She fights well and can kick ass just like her male teamates.

A trio of cops from the Global Special Police Organization (GSPO). Amidst their duties of keeping and enforcing law and order, especially by protecting the peace from the Gangler, they were mysteriously given a set of VS Changers and three Trigger machines, giving them the power to transform into the Patrangers to better combat the crime syndicate and the Lupinrangers whom they encountered during a night operation. As a result, this team constantly takes both parties on, especially to potentially arrest those phantom thieves.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Keiichirou's uptight, berating InspectorJavert tendencies may rub his friends or rivals the wrong way, but he's completely genuine about his job, striving to work harder and fulfill his promise to protect the people, despite already being thanked, he still claimed that he could've done better, thus still at fault. It was after seeing this side of his that Kairi decided to not treat him like a complete enemy and lets him off whenever possible.

* OnceDoneNeverForgotten: Kairi and Umika will never let him live down the dance he did with Sakuya in #27.

* NotSoDifferent: In Episode 24, she reveals that she lost her parents at a young age, and was raised by her strict grandfather, resulting in her resenting him as she grew older until a self-defense incident while in high school. This puts her in a similar, albeit older situation, with Kairi.

** In #46, Tsukasa gets embarrassed when she realizes [[spoiler:[[ItMakesSenseInContext the boy she was cuddling]] might not just be [=LupinRed=], but also Kairi from Jurer.]]

* MarriedToTheJob: One episode showed him dismissing a potential love interest to focus on defeating the Gangler of the week, and a later episode reveals that he actually lives in the police station dormitories.

* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Both Touma and [[Series/UchuSentaiKyuranger Garu]] are TheLancer of their team with DarkAndTroubledPast who lost their beloved ones in the hands of Jack Matter and Gangler respectively. While Garu was a wolf, Touma is a human. Garu similar to Lucky is a RookieRedRanger while Touma is s ExperiencedProtagonist. In terms of personality wise, Garu was goofy, impulsive and short-tempered while Touma is serious, analytical, calm and collected.

* InSeriesNickname: Kairi (as [=LupinRed=]) [[TheGadfly "affectionately"]] calls him "Mr. Hot-Blooded Policeman"[[note]]熱血お巡りさん[[/note]], often shortened to simply "Mr. Policeman"[[note]]お巡りさん[[/note]].

* OlderHeroVsYoungerVillain: An heroic example. The Lupinrangers are the younger antiheroes to the Patrangers' older heroes.

* EscapeArtists: The Patrangers would have a much easier time chasing them down if the Lupinrangers' vehicles weren't all capable of flight, a trait that their own vehicles sorely lack.

* AntagonistAbilities: The Patrangers would have a much easier time chasing them down if the Lupinrangers' vehicles weren't all capable of flight, a trait that their own vehicles sorely lack.
* ChaoticGood: The Lupinrangers have no problems with breaking the law as long as they reclaim the collection and although less implied; to stop the gangler from causing harm towards others; especially those who are close to them.