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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: {{Lampshaded}} when White points out that Tsuetsue is the [[ObaSan oldest woman in the show.]]

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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: {{Lampshaded}} when White points out that Tsuetsue is the [[ObaSan the oldest woman in the show.]]


* BerserkButton: Whenever somebody calls Tsuetsue ObaSan.

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* BerserkButton: Whenever somebody calls Tsuetsue ObaSan.[[MaamShock Oba-san]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: [[spoiler: In Quest 34, Charcoal Grill Org just wants to make food for everyone. He gets brainwashed and the rangers have no choice but to kill him. Afterwards, the White Ranger says, "I'm sure he's cooking for God now". After that, we see Charcoal Grill Org in his human form making food for Futaro - who is GaoGod, but that hasn't been revealed yet.]]
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* ThemeTuneCameo: In Quest 25, during the giant robot battle, the Karaoke Machine Org attacks the Gao King and Gao Hunter by singing a very off-key version of the Gaoranger opening theme song.
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* ChristmasEpisode: Quest 41.
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If they intended it to be "Rangers", they would have put a ズ at the end of the title.


''Hyakujū Sentai Gaoranger'' ("Hundred Beasts Squadron Roar Rangers"[[note]]''Gao'' is the Japanese word for "roar".[[/note]]) is the twenty-fifth installment in the ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', airing from 2001 to 2002.

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''Hyakujū Sentai Gaoranger'' ("Hundred Beasts Squadron Roar Rangers"[[note]]''Gao'' Roarranger"[[note]]''Gao'' is the Japanese word for "roar".[[/note]]) is the twenty-fifth installment in the ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', airing from 2001 to 2002.
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** The idea that the villains are ranked by how many appendages they have harks back to ''Series/KagakuSentaiDynaman'' and the Jashinka (which had a similar system involving how many tails you had).
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* FiveManBand: Both the main team and their ''vs Super Sentai'' counterparts.
** TheLeader: Kakeru/[[Series/JAKQDengekitai Soukichi Banba]]
** TheLancer: Gaku/[[Series/ChoujuuSentaiLiveman Yuusuke Amamiya]]
** KidAppealCharacter: Kai/[[Series/RescueSentaiGoGoFive Daimon Tatsumi]]
** TheBigGuy: Sōtarō/[[Series/SeijuuSentaiGingaman Gouki]]
** [[TheSmartGuy The Smart]] [[TheChick Chick]]: Sae/[[Series/DenjiSentaiMegaranger Miku Imamura]]
** SixthRanger: Shirogane
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''Hyakujū Sentai Gaoranger'' ("Hundred Beasts Squadron Roaranger"[[note]]''Gao'' is the Japanese word for "roar".[[/note]]) is the twenty-fifth installment in the ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', airing from 2001 to 2002.

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''Hyakujū Sentai Gaoranger'' ("Hundred Beasts Squadron Roaranger"[[note]]''Gao'' Roar Rangers"[[note]]''Gao'' is the Japanese word for "roar".[[/note]]) is the twenty-fifth installment in the ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', airing from 2001 to 2002.
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* {{Narrator}}: Hiroshi Masuoka is the narrator.

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* {{Narrator}}: Hiroshi Masuoka is narrates the narrator.series.
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* {{Narrator}}: Hiroshi Masuoka is the narrator.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: While it's not as dark as ''[[Series/MiraiSentaiTimeranger Timeranger]]'' there are still some dark moments, [[spoiler:especially the Gaorangers' FinalBattle against Ura]].
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Refer to ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'' for the Westernized version.

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Refer to ''Series/PowerRangersWildForce'' for the Westernized version.Western {{Foreign Remake}}.
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* ShoutOut: In episode 30, Tsuetsue and Yabaiba do a ShoutOut to ''WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire''.

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* ShoutOut: In episode 30, Tsuetsue and Yabaiba do a ShoutOut to ''WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire''.''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire''.
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** Also included is a great white shark Power Animal named Gao Jaws and a reindeer named Gao [[RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer Rednose]]. And in TheMovie, there's a gorilla Power Animal named Gao [[Film/KingKong Kong]].

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** Also included is a great white shark Power Animal named Gao Jaws and a reindeer named Gao [[RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer [[WesternAnimation/RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer Rednose]]. And in TheMovie, there's a gorilla Power Animal named Gao [[Film/KingKong Kong]].

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* UsefulNotes/{{Onmyodo}}: The ancient Gao Warriors appear to be based from onmyojis, and they fought the Oni-themed Orgs. This could explain the poetic-sounding finisher names and unsound effects popping out here and there.



* UsefulNotes/{{Onmyodo}}: The ancient Gao Warriors appear to be based from onmyojis, and they fought the Oni-themed Orgs. This could explain the poetic-sounding finisher names and unsound effects popping out here and there.
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* UsefulNotes/Onmyodo: What the ancient Gao Warriors are based from, and they fought the Oni-themed Orgs. This could explain the poetic-sounding finisher names and unsound effects popping out here and there.

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* UsefulNotes/Onmyodo: What the UsefulNotes/{{Onmyodo}}: The ancient Gao Warriors are appear to be based from, from onmyojis, and they fought the Oni-themed Orgs. This could explain the poetic-sounding finisher names and unsound effects popping out here and there.
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* UsefulNotes/Onmyodo: What the ancient Gao Warriors are based from, and they fought the Oni-themed Orgs. This could explain the poetic-sounding finisher names and unsound effects popping out here and there.
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* SomethingAboutARose: The monk who talks to Sae in ''Gaoranger vs Super Sentai'' gives her a rose. This turns out to be foreshadowing, as [[spoiler:the monk is none other than JAKQ Dengekitai's Sokichi Banba, who was always seen with a rose]].
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* High Duke Org Ura. FlamboyantGay. Introduced in the arc where Loki returns, then killed off by Gao Silver.

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* High Duke Org Ura. FlamboyantGay. Introduced in the arc where Loki Rouki returns, then killed off by Gao Silver.



* Duke Org Loki: The SixthRanger [[spoiler:in the literal sense, until he is separated bodily from Shirogane.]]

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* Duke Org Loki: Rouki: The SixthRanger [[spoiler:in the literal sense, until he is separated bodily from Shirogane.]]



** Played with in Episode 17 is the middle of the Loki arc. He doesn't become [=GaoSilver=] until Episode 24.

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** Played with in Episode 17 is the middle of the Loki Rouki arc. He doesn't become [=GaoSilver=] until Episode 24.



* BareHandedBladeBlock: Gao Red does this against Loki. With his ''feet''.

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* BareHandedBladeBlock: Gao Red does this against Loki.Rouki. With his ''feet''.



* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:When Silver first showed up, he was possessed by the demon Loki and became a good guy after the other Gaorangers beat him. His mecha, the Gao Hunter, also does a literal heel face turn, as his face changed from an "Evil Mode" to a "Justice Mode".]]

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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:When Silver first showed up, he was possessed by the demon Loki Rouki and became a good guy after the other Gaorangers beat him. His mecha, the Gao Hunter, also does a literal heel face turn, as his face changed from an "Evil Mode" to a "Justice Mode".]]

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* AirplaneArms

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* AirplaneArmsAirplaneArms: A variation where the Gaorangers run partially bent over with their arms out in what is apparently intended to be a [[PrimalStance ready-to-strike-savagely position]]. [[RuleOfCool It's not as practical as it sounds.]]



* BareHandedBladeBlock: Gao Red does this against Loki. With his ''feet''.



* FloatingContinent

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* FloatingContinentFloatingContinent: Animarium, the turtle-shaped flying island where the Power Animals reside after they're found.



* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: Well, more of an Innocuously Important Scene. [[spoiler: Rasetsu smelling Tetom's cooking and being distractedd by it doesn't just let the Gaorangers destroy the Monsters of the Week. Rasetsu's craving for it is ultimately responsible for Senki's creation.]]
* KingOfBeasts

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* InnocuouslyImportantEpisode: Well, more of an Innocuously Important Scene. [[spoiler: Rasetsu smelling Tetom's cooking and being distractedd distracted by it doesn't just let the Gaorangers destroy the Monsters of the Week. Rasetsu's craving for it is ultimately responsible for Senki's creation.]]
* KingOfBeastsKingOfBeasts: Red's first mecha is the lion, and his powers are based on it.



* Mons: There's a reason they're called ''Hyakujuu'' "[[note]] ''Hundred-Beast''[[/note]] Sentai. Several episodes revolve around receiving new Power Animals. And then it's revealed at the end that [[spoiler:There are literally 100 Power Animals, most of which were still dormant. This includes Gao Peafowl and Gao Wallaby, which are as awesome as they sound.]]

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* Mons: {{Mons}}: There's a reason they're called ''Hyakujuu'' "[[note]] ''Hundred-Beast''[[/note]] Sentai. Several episodes revolve around receiving new Power Animals. And then it's revealed at the end that [[spoiler:There are literally 100 Power Animals, most of which were still dormant. This includes Gao Peafowl and Gao Wallaby, which are as awesome as they sound.]]



* BareHandedBladeBlock : against Loki, Gao Red attempted and succeeded to block his blade. With his feet.
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* {{Oni}}: The Oni Tribe Org, who were born from the madness and despair of humans. They are shown to have a hierarchy base on the number of horns they have. Baron Orgs, the MonstersOfTheWeek, have two horns and are spirits who possess Inanimate objects. The Duke Orgs and their

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* {{Oni}}: The Oni Tribe Org, who were born from the madness and despair of humans. They are shown to have a hierarchy base on the number of horns they have. Baron Orgs, the MonstersOfTheWeek, have two horns and are spirits who possess Inanimate objects. The Duke Orgs and theirtheir masters the Highness Duke Orgs had single horns.
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* {{Oni}}: The Oni Tribe Org, who were born from the madness and despair of humans. They are shown to have a hierarchy base on the number of horns they have. Baron Orgs, the MonstersOfTheWeek, have two horns and are spirits who possess Inanimate objects. The Duke Orgs and their
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*** Other Power Animals includes the Soul Bird (which serves as a power-up to any of the robots) and the rare Gao Panda (which never appeared on the show and was only available as a giveaway along with a bonus CD offered by ''Terebi-kun'' magazine in Japan). There was also a blue version of the Gao Ligator and a black version of the Gao Elephant, as well as several Power Animals that were never made into toys. After all, the show's title was literally "Hundred Animals Task Force", and all 100 were named, while only a handful were planned for toy release.

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*** Other Power Animals includes include the Soul Bird (which serves as a power-up to any of the robots) and the rare Gao Panda (which never appeared on the show and was only available as a giveaway along with a bonus CD offered by ''Terebi-kun'' magazine in Japan). There was also a blue version of the Gao Ligator and a black version of the Gao Elephant, as well as several Power Animals that were never made into toys. After all, the show's title was literally "Hundred Animals Task Force", and all 100 were named, while but only a handful 24 were planned for toy release.featured in the show.
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* Duke Org Loki: The SixthRanger [[spoiler:in the literal sense, until he is separated bodily from Tsukimaro.]]

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* Duke Org Loki: The SixthRanger [[spoiler:in the literal sense, until he is separated bodily from Tsukimaro.Shirogane.]]
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* CustomUniform: The first full-blown example

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* CustomUniform: The first full-blown exampleexample. Gao Silver's suit not only has a pattern of dark blue on it along with silver, but his belt has a wolf head emblem rather than the team's five-animal emblem.
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** Yellow: [[CoolSword Eagle Sword]] and [[FeatherFlechettes Feather Cutters]].

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** Yellow: [[CoolSword Eagle Sword]] and & [[FeatherFlechettes Feather Cutters]].
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** Red: [[BifurcatedWeapon Lion Fang]][[note]]Splits from a [[PowerFist lion head-shaped fist]] into [[WolverineClaws two fangs]].[[/note]], which can [[MorphWeapon transform]] into the [[GatlingGood Gao Mane]] [[HandCannon Buster]]. Red later gains the [[spoiler:[[SwissArmyWeapon Falcon Summoner]]]].[[note]][[CoolGuns Gun]] and [[TheStraightAndArrowPath Arrow]] modes.[[/note]]

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** Red: [[BifurcatedWeapon Lion Fang]][[note]]Splits from a [[PowerFist lion head-shaped fist]] into [[WolverineClaws two fangs]].[[/note]], which can also [[MorphWeapon transform]] into the [[GatlingGood Gao Mane]] [[HandCannon Buster]]. Red later gains the [[spoiler:[[SwissArmyWeapon Falcon Summoner]]]].[[note]][[CoolGuns Gun]] and [[TheStraightAndArrowPath Arrow]] modes.Modes.[[/note]]
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Partnered with the ''Franchise/KamenRider'' series ''Series/KamenRiderAgito'' before concluding its airing alongside the first episodes of ''Series/KamenRiderRyuki'' in what would later be known as the ''Series/SuperHeroTime'' block.
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** KnifeNut: The [=JuuOhKen=][[note]]''Beast King Sword''[[/note]]
** Red: [[BifurcatedWeapon Lion Fang]][[note]]Splits from a [[PowerFist lion head-shaped fist]] into [[WolverineClaws two fangs]].[[/note]], which can [[MorphWeapon transform]] into the [[GatlingGood Gao Mane]] [[HandCannon Buster]]. Red later gains the [[spoiler:[[SwissArmyWeapon Falcon Summoner]]].[[note]][[CoolGuns Gun]] and [[TheStraightAndArrowPath Arrow]] modes.[[/note]]

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** KnifeNut: The [=JuuOhKen=][[note]]''Beast [=JuuOhKen=].[[note]]''Beast King Sword''[[/note]]
** Red: [[BifurcatedWeapon Lion Fang]][[note]]Splits from a [[PowerFist lion head-shaped fist]] into [[WolverineClaws two fangs]].[[/note]], which can [[MorphWeapon transform]] into the [[GatlingGood Gao Mane]] [[HandCannon Buster]]. Red later gains the [[spoiler:[[SwissArmyWeapon Falcon Summoner]]].Summoner]]]].[[note]][[CoolGuns Gun]] and [[TheStraightAndArrowPath Arrow]] modes.[[/note]]

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