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* DressOMatic: Unlike most other Super Sentai, this team didn't have portable transformation devices. Instead, they'd enter capsules in their airship headquarters, and those would suit them up in their hero uniforms.
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''JAKQ Dengekitai'''s tie-in projects include:
* ''Film/JAKQDengekitaiVsGoranger'', the crossover movie with ''Series/HimitsuSentaiGorenger''.
* ''Film/JAKQDengekitaiVsGoranger'', the crossover movie with ''Series/HimitsuSentaiGorenger''.
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''JAKQ Dengekitai'''s tie-in projects include:
*include: ''Film/JAKQDengekitaiVsGoranger'', the crossover movie with ''Series/HimitsuSentaiGorenger''.''Series/HimitsuSentaiGorenger''.
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!!'''Recurring''' Super Sentai tropes:
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* CallingYourAttacks:
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* CallingYourAttacks: AntlionMonster: The Monster of the Week in episode 25.
* AnyoneCanDie: Let it be on random innocents indiscriminately (via destroyed buildings/property) or just at least one to a few victims of the episode. There are a few episodes that avoid innocents being casualties though.
* BadassCape: The main four; most prominently seen on Big One.
* BarehandedBladeBlock: Happens a couple times.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: A tiny amount of the Crime Bosses shown are known ones of the episode's victim(s) yet display zero hesitation in siding with CRIME for their schemes or selfish wants against said victims.
* ButNotTooForeign: Karen.
* ButtMonkey: Tamasaburou Hime, in spades, whether it him being pushed/carried out of base for being "annoying" to the heroes or being a victim to one of the monsters.
* CardCarryingVillain: The villains are ''called'' CRIME, what more do you want?
* CatchPhrase: Karen has one: Do you want another?[[note]]Mo hitotsu, ikaga desu ka?[[/note]]
* ColorCodedCharacters: Although they don't use color-based codenames (instead using a different playing card suit as the head word and a rank as the tail), the original four members of J.A.K.Q. wear the same colors as their predecessors in Goranger, minus yellow since they're one member short (although their commander Joker does wear a yellow military jacket and hat). Big One on the other hand wears primarily white and is even nicknamed the "white birdman", but he's really more of a Rainbow Ranger, both literally (due to the four-color symbol on his helmet and chest) and figuratively (he is powered by the same four energies that each of the other members possess individually).
* AnyoneCanDie: Let it be on random innocents indiscriminately (via destroyed buildings/property) or just at least one to a few victims of the episode. There are a few episodes that avoid innocents being casualties though.
* BadassCape: The main four; most prominently seen on Big One.
* BarehandedBladeBlock: Happens a couple times.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: A tiny amount of the Crime Bosses shown are known ones of the episode's victim(s) yet display zero hesitation in siding with CRIME for their schemes or selfish wants against said victims.
* ButNotTooForeign: Karen.
* ButtMonkey: Tamasaburou Hime, in spades, whether it him being pushed/carried out of base for being "annoying" to the heroes or being a victim to one of the monsters.
* CardCarryingVillain: The villains are ''called'' CRIME, what more do you want?
* CatchPhrase: Karen has one: Do you want another?[[note]]Mo hitotsu, ikaga desu ka?[[/note]]
* ColorCodedCharacters: Although they don't use color-based codenames (instead using a different playing card suit as the head word and a rank as the tail), the original four members of J.A.K.Q. wear the same colors as their predecessors in Goranger, minus yellow since they're one member short (although their commander Joker does wear a yellow military jacket and hat). Big One on the other hand wears primarily white and is even nicknamed the "white birdman", but he's really more of a Rainbow Ranger, both literally (due to the four-color symbol on his helmet and chest) and figuratively (he is powered by the same four energies that each of the other members possess individually).
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* ColorCodedCharacters: Although they don't use color-based codenames (instead using a different playing card suit as the head word and a rank as the tail), the original four members of J.A.K.Q. wear the same colors as their predecessors in Goranger, minus yellow since they're one member short (although their commander Joker does wear a yellow military jacket and hat). Big One on the other hand wears primarily white and is even nicknamed the "white birdman", but he's really more of a Rainbow Ranger, both literally (due to the four-color symbol on his helmet and chest) and figuratively (he is powered by the same four energies that each of the other members possess individually).
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* ColorCodedCharacters: Although they don't use color-based codenames (instead using CreepyDoll: Episode 13 features [[PerversePuppet a different playing card suit as doll with a knife that kills]] a certain fashion designer, which ends up being the head word episode's case. The heroes eventually find out that there are certain remote mechanics that trigger the dolls murder activation and a rank as towards the tail), end of the original four members of J.A.K.Q. wear the same colors as their predecessors in Goranger, minus yellow since they're one member short (although their commander Joker does wear a yellow military jacket episode, Jan Muto (the episode's Crime Boss) and hat). Big One on the other hand wears primarily white and is even nicknamed the "white birdman", but he's really more of a Rainbow Ranger, both literally (due to the four-color symbol on (possibly) his helmet and chest) and figuratively (he is powered model/assistant Reika get executed by the same four energies that each of the other members possess individually).doll.
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* DefeatEqualsExplosion: Played straight for Crime's monsters.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: ''JAKQ'' tried to be this to distinguish itself from ''Goranger'', until ExecutiveMeddling ordered the show to lighten up.
** The reason for this however was because the darker nature was driving away viewers, once again proving that sometimes Administrivia/TropesAreNotGood.
* DeathByIrony:
** Some of the Crime Bosses that die end up in this predicament. For example, in episode 16 where one gets hit by an atomic baseball that he tried on the baseball league and explodes like a regular monster.
** In its later uses, the Big Bomber missile, much like the [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger Hurricane]] before it, changed into an item to match the Invader Robot (e.g. a web to ensare a spider monster).
* DefeatEqualsExplosion:Played straight for Crime's monsters.monsters explode after being defeated by JAKQ.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: No giant robot yet and the initial roster consists of four members instead of the usual {{five|ManBand}} (or [[PowerTrio three]] for that matter). When Big One joins, he takes over the team's leadership from Spade Ace, subverting the franchise's tradition of having the red ranger as the lead character. Additionally, instead of using [[TransformationTrinket transformation devices]], the team must enter the "Strengthening Capsule" booths to have their transformations applied.
* ElementalPowers: The four energies used by the team are based on the four fundamental forces: gravity, electromagnetism (in this case split into electricity and magnetism), and the weak/strong nuclear forces are loosely represented by atomic energy.
** The reason for this however was because the darker nature was driving away viewers, once again proving that sometimes Administrivia/TropesAreNotGood.
* DeathByIrony:
** Some of the Crime Bosses that die end up in this predicament. For example, in episode 16 where one gets hit by an atomic baseball that he tried on the baseball league and explodes like a regular monster.
** In its later uses, the Big Bomber missile, much like the [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger Hurricane]] before it, changed into an item to match the Invader Robot (e.g. a web to ensare a spider monster).
* DefeatEqualsExplosion:
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: No giant robot yet and the initial roster consists of four members instead of the usual {{five|ManBand}} (or [[PowerTrio three]] for that matter). When Big One joins, he takes over the team's leadership from Spade Ace, subverting the franchise's tradition of having the red ranger as the lead character. Additionally, instead of using [[TransformationTrinket transformation devices]], the team must enter the "Strengthening Capsule" booths to have their transformations applied.
* ElementalPowers: The four energies used by the team are based on the four fundamental forces: gravity, electromagnetism (in this case split into electricity and magnetism), and the weak/strong nuclear forces are loosely represented by atomic energy.
* FishingForSole: Happens at the end of episode 18.
* ForcedIntoEvil: [[DeconstructedTrope A rather complex deconsturction]]. Episode 10's Crime Boss forces a secretary against her will to be his assistant after his Crimers shoot her previous boss. Later in the episode shows her going along with his scheme and being actively villainous without the previous hesitation she had when first threatened.
%%* FourTemperamentEnsemble
* ForcedIntoEvil: [[DeconstructedTrope A rather complex deconsturction]]. Episode 10's Crime Boss forces a secretary against her will to be his assistant after his Crimers shoot her previous boss. Later in the episode shows her going along with his scheme and being actively villainous without the previous hesitation she had when first threatened.
%%* FourTemperamentEnsemble
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* HomeBase: J.A.K.Q. HQ
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* HomeBase: J.A.K.Q. HQHQ serves as the team's main home.
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: The Crime Boss from episode 5, to a surprisingly [[TheSociopath sociopathic]] degree. He forces Junko Koyama as his spy to perform his scheme, even keeping her father captive as insurance. He even disguises himself as Junko's "grandfather" to prevent ISSIS from noticing him, all in a smug manner when discussing with Junko of her father's fate. His ultimate act of malice involves a deception insuring that Junko gets her father back and once the chicanery is revealed, the Crime Boss reveals the actual professor while having his Crimers shoot Junko, with Ace being too late to save her. Sakurai then goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against him and his men to save the professor.
* {{Kiai}}: The Crimers have a distinctive "kwee" sound.
** And ''JAKQ vs. Goranger'' has them teaming up with [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger]]'s {{mooks}}, the hoi-ing Zolders.
* {{Kiai}}: The Crimers have a distinctive "kwee" sound.
** And ''JAKQ vs. Goranger'' has them teaming up with [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger]]'s {{mooks}}, the hoi-ing Zolders.
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** Suit-wise, Spade Ace stands out among the original four. While the other three's helmets are white, with the visors matching the colors of their suits (although Dia Jack's is more purple than blue, while Heart Queen is cherry red), Spade Ace wears a red helmet with a blue visor (which is probably why Dia Jack's visor is purple).
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* MechaMooks: Crimers
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* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase
* RegularCaller
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Heart Queen, notable for being the first Sentai heroine to wear a skirt on her suit ([[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Momo Ranger]] did not wear one).
* RegularCaller
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Heart Queen, notable for being the first Sentai heroine to wear a skirt on her suit ([[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Momo Ranger]] did not wear one).
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* OddlyNamedSequel2ElectricBoogaloo: Since this was only the second Sentai show ever made, the "[[AdjectiveNounFred Adjective Sentai Name]]" template hadn't been established yet for the franchise. As a result, the team's actual name (J.A.K.Q.) precedes the noun (Dengekitai) in the show's title.
%%* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase
* ProductPlacement: The playing cards used by the heroes were produced by Creator/{{Nintendo}} ([[OlderThanTheyThink long before they become known for their video games]]) and the Nintendo logo is clearly visible on the Spade Ace card (fans of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'' will recognize it from the N-Spade minigame).
* ThePsychoRangers: Sort of. In #22, four mooks dress up as JAKQ, but don't fight the real team. Instead, they are used as training for a group of cyborgs led by the monster of the week.
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*TheSmurfettePrinciple: Heart Queen, notable for being {{Retirony}}: Karen's dad had just retired when he was taken out.
* {{Retool}}: Episode 23, where thefirst Sentai heroine team are not only joined by Big One, the show becomes a bit more light-hearted and the monsters of the week are completely different.
* ReverseWhodunnit: Episode 13 starts with a locked room murder, and it's made clear shortly after the culprit's introduction that he's both the murderer and a Crime Boss. The rest of the episode centers around the heroes investigating him towear a skirt on her suit ([[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Momo Ranger]] find out both how and why he did not wear one).it.
* RoadSignReversal: Done by Crime during a car race in episode 15.
* ScaryBlackMan: Big Saturn, a competitor in an underground fighting tournament in Episode 9.
%%* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase
* ProductPlacement: The playing cards used by the heroes were produced by Creator/{{Nintendo}} ([[OlderThanTheyThink long before they become known for their video games]]) and the Nintendo logo is clearly visible on the Spade Ace card (fans of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'' will recognize it from the N-Spade minigame).
* ThePsychoRangers: Sort of. In #22, four mooks dress up as JAKQ, but don't fight the real team. Instead, they are used as training for a group of cyborgs led by the monster of the week.
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* {{Retool}}: Episode 23, where the
* ReverseWhodunnit: Episode 13 starts with a locked room murder, and it's made clear shortly after the culprit's introduction that he's both the murderer and a Crime Boss. The rest of the episode centers around the heroes investigating him to
* RoadSignReversal: Done by Crime during a car race in episode 15.
* ScaryBlackMan: Big Saturn, a competitor in an underground fighting tournament in Episode 9.
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* SupervillainLair:
* TankGoodness: The Jack Tank
* ThemeMusicPowerUp:
* TankGoodness: The Jack Tank
* ThemeMusicPowerUp:
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* SomethingAboutARose: Sōkichi is never seen without a rose: he even takes a sniff of it before morphing into Big One.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Heart Queen, notable for being the first Sentai heroine to wear a skirt on her suit ([[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Momo Ranger]] did not wear one).
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* %%* TankGoodness: The Jack Tank
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: %%* ThemeMusicPowerUp:
%%* TheyFightCrime: [[{{Pun}} Yeah.]]
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Heart Queen, notable for being the first Sentai heroine to wear a skirt on her suit ([[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Momo Ranger]] did not wear one).
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%%* TheyFightCrime: [[{{Pun}} Yeah.]]
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* TransformationTrinket: Instead of anything like the later wrist-worn or hand-held small transforming devices, JAKQ had the Strengthening Capsules (resembling giant batteries), which the heroes must enter to change - there's a set of four in their base, and another in the Sky Ace.
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* TransformationTrinket: TorsoWithAView: This fate befell the first few Invader Robots, a reuslt of the Big Bomber missiles striking their chests.
* TransformationIsAFreeAction: JAKQ has what is possibly the longest individual transformation in Sentai history. It's amazing that Tokyo isn't destroyed by the time they're finished.
* TransformationTrinket:
** Instead of anything like the later wrist-worn or hand-held small transforming devices, JAKQ had the Strengthening Capsules (resembling giant batteries), which the heroes must enter to change - there's a set of four in their base, and another in the Sky Ace.
* TransformationIsAFreeAction: JAKQ has what is possibly the longest individual transformation in Sentai history. It's amazing that Tokyo isn't destroyed by the time they're finished.
* TransformationTrinket:
** Instead of anything like the later wrist-worn or hand-held small transforming devices, JAKQ had the Strengthening Capsules (resembling giant batteries), which the heroes must enter to change - there's a set of four in their base, and another in the Sky Ace.
* TheVerse:
** The ''JAKQ vs. Goranger'' movie shows that not only does Goranger exist in the same world as JAKQ, but so do ''Series/KamenRiderV3'', ''Series/KamenRiderAmazon'' and ''Series/{{Kikaider}}''.
** ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'' puts all 34 previous Super Sentai shows into a single verse, from ''Goranger'' to ''Series/TensouSentaiGoseiger''.
** ''Franchise/KamenRider'' and ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' are set to cross over again in Gokaiger, and ''Let's Go, Kamen Riders'' reinforces ''Kikaider'' (Along with ''Inazuman'' and ''Zubat'') being in the same verse as ''Franchise/KamenRider,'' and there's not even a ''Series/KamenRiderDecade''-style dimension jump to say that they're ''normally'' separate. The connections are definitely, unambiguously established now.
* VerySpecialEpisode: Of sorts, episode 3 had a drug-addicted character played by the then-unknown Kenji Ōba and his sister as part of it's plot.
** The ''JAKQ vs. Goranger'' movie shows that not only does Goranger exist in the same world as JAKQ, but so do ''Series/KamenRiderV3'', ''Series/KamenRiderAmazon'' and ''Series/{{Kikaider}}''.
** ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'' puts all 34 previous Super Sentai shows into a single verse, from ''Goranger'' to ''Series/TensouSentaiGoseiger''.
** ''Franchise/KamenRider'' and ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' are set to cross over again in Gokaiger, and ''Let's Go, Kamen Riders'' reinforces ''Kikaider'' (Along with ''Inazuman'' and ''Zubat'') being in the same verse as ''Franchise/KamenRider,'' and there's not even a ''Series/KamenRiderDecade''-style dimension jump to say that they're ''normally'' separate. The connections are definitely, unambiguously established now.
* VerySpecialEpisode: Of sorts, episode 3 had a drug-addicted character played by the then-unknown Kenji Ōba and his sister as part of it's plot.
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* WeaponOfChoice
** Gorō: [[MorphWeapon Spade Arts]][[note]]Can become a {{whip|ItGood}} or a [[TheStraightAndArrowPath bow]].[[/note]]
** Ryū: [[CoolSword Dia Sword]]
** Karen: [[ImprobableWeaponUser Heart]] [[MagneticWeapons Cute]][[note]]She fights with the letter Q, which she uses as a blade weapon.[[/note]]
** Daichi: [[EpicFlail Club Megaton]]
** Sōkichi: [[SimpleStaff Big Baton]]
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!!Tropes specific to JAKQ Dengekitai:
* AntlionMonster: The Monster of the Week in episode 25.
* AnyoneCanDie: Let it be on random innocents indiscriminately (via destroyed buildings/property) or just at least one to a few victims of the episode. There are a few episodes that avoid innocents being casualties though.
* BadassCape: The main four; most prominently seen on Big One.
* BarehandedBladeBlock: Happens a couple times.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: A tiny amount of the Crime Bosses shown are known ones of the episode's victim(s) yet display zero hesitation in siding with CRIME for their schemes or selfish wants against said victims.
* ButNotTooForeign: Karen.
* ButtMonkey: Tamasaburou Hime, in spades, whether it him being pushed/carried out of base for being "annoying" to the heroes or being a victim to one of the monsters.
* CardCarryingVillain: The villains are ''called'' CRIME, what more do you want?
* CatchPhrase: Karen has one: Do you want another?[[note]]Mo hitotsu, ikaga desu ka?[[/note]]
* CreepyDoll: Episode 13 features [[PerversePuppet a doll with a knife that kills]] a certain fashion designer, which ends up being the episode's case. The heroes eventually find out that there are certain remote mechanics that trigger the dolls murder activation and towards the end of the episode, Jan Muto (the episode's Crime Boss) and (possibly) his model/assistant Reika get executed by the same doll.
* DarkerAndEdgier: ''JAKQ'' tried to be this to distinguish itself from ''Goranger'', until ExecutiveMeddling ordered the show to lighten up.
** The reason for this however was because the darker nature was driving away viewers, once again proving that sometimes Administrivia/TropesAreNotGood.
* DeathByIrony
** Some of the Crime Bosses that die end up in this predicament. For example, in episode 16 where one gets hit by an atomic baseball that he tried on the baseball league and explodes like a regular monster.
** In its later uses, the Big Bomber missile, much like the [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger Hurricane]] before it, changed into an item to match the Invader Robot (e.g. a web to ensare a spider monster).
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: No giant robot yet and the initial roster consists of four members instead of the usual {{five|ManBand}} (or [[PowerTrio three]] for that matter). When Big One joins, he takes over the team's leadership from Spade Ace, subverting the franchise's tradition of having the red ranger as the lead character. Additionally, instead of using [[TransformationTrinket transformation devices]], the team must enter the "Strengthening Capsule" booths to have their transformations applied.
* ElementalPowers: The four energies used by the team are based on the four fundamental forces: gravity, electromagnetism (in this case split into electricity and magnetism), and the weak/strong nuclear forces are loosely represented by atomic energy.
* FishingForSole: Happens at the end of episode 18.
* ForcedIntoEvil: [[DeconstructedTrope A rather complex deconsturction]]. Episode 10's Crime Boss forces a secretary against her will to be his assistant after his Crimers shoot her previous boss. Later in the episode shows her going along with his scheme and being actively villainous without the previous hesitation she had when first threatened.
* FourTemperamentEnsemble
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: The Crime Boss from episode 5, to a surprisingly [[TheSociopath sociopathic]] degree. He forces Junko Koyama as his spy to perform his scheme, even keeping her father captive as insurance. He even disguises himself as Junko's "grandfather" to prevent ISSIS from noticing him, all in a smug manner when discussing with Junko of her father's fate. His ultimate act of malice involves a deception insuring that Junko gets her father back and once the chicanery is revealed, the Crime Boss reveals the actual professor while having his Crimers shoot Junko, with Ace being too late to save her. Sakurai then goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against him and his men to save the professor.
* {{Kiai}}: The Crimers have a distinctive "kwee" sound.
** And ''JAKQ vs. Goranger'' has them teaming up with [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger]]'s {{mooks}}, the hoi-ing Zolders.
* OddlyNamedSequel2ElectricBoogaloo: Since this was only the second Sentai show ever made, the "[[AdjectiveNounFred Adjective Sentai Name]]" template hadn't been established yet for the franchise. As a result, the team's actual name (J.A.K.Q.) precedes the noun (Dengekitai) in the show's title.
* ProductPlacement: The playing cards used by the heroes were produced by Creator/{{Nintendo}} ([[OlderThanTheyThink long before they become known for their video games]]) and the Nintendo logo is clearly visible on the Spade Ace card (fans of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'' will recognize it from the N-Spade minigame).
* {{Retirony}}: Karen's dad had just retired when he was taken out.
* {{Retool}}: Episode 23, where the team are not only joined by Big One, the show becomes a bit more light-hearted and the monsters of the week are completely different.
* ReverseWhodunnit: Episode 13 starts with a locked room murder, and it's made clear shortly after the culprit's introduction that he's both the murderer and a Crime Boss. The rest of the episode centers around the heroes investigating him to find out both how and why he did it.
* RoadSignReversal: Done by Crime during a car race in episode 15.
* ScaryBlackMan: Big Saturn, a competitor in an underground fighting tournament in Episode 9.
* SomethingAboutARose: Sōkichi is never seen without one: he even takes a sniff of it before morphing into Big One.
* ThePsychoRangers: Sort of. In #22, four mooks dress up as JAKQ, but don't fight the real team. Instead, they are used as training for a group of cyborgs led by the monster of the week.
* TheVerse: The ''JAKQ vs. Goranger'' movie shows that not only does Goranger exist in the same world as JAKQ, but so do ''Series/KamenRiderV3'', ''Series/KamenRiderAmazon'' and ''Series/{{Kikaider}}''.
** ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'' puts all 34 previous Super Sentai shows into a single verse, from ''Goranger'' to ''Series/TensouSentaiGoseiger''.
** ''Franchise/KamenRider'' and ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' are set to cross over again in Gokaiger, and ''Let's Go, Kamen Riders'' reinforces ''Kikaider'' (Along with ''Inazuman'' and ''Zubat'') being in the same verse as ''Franchise/KamenRider,'' and there's not even a ''Series/KamenRiderDecade''-style dimension jump to say that they're ''normally'' separate. The connections are definitely, unambiguously established now.
* TheyFightCrime: [[{{Pun}} Yeah.]]
* TorsoWithAView: This fate befell the first few Invader Robots, a reuslt of the Big Bomber missiles striking their chests.
* TransformationIsAFreeAction: JAKQ has what is possibly the longest individual transformation in Sentai history. It's amazing that Tokyo isn't destroyed by the time they're finished.
* VerySpecialEpisode: Of sorts, episode 3 had a drug-addicted character played by the then-unknown Kenji Ōba and his sister as part of it's plot.
** Gorō: [[MorphWeapon Spade Arts]][[note]]Can become a {{whip|ItGood}} or a [[TheStraightAndArrowPath bow]].[[/note]]
** Ryū: [[CoolSword Dia Sword]]
** Karen: [[ImprobableWeaponUser Heart]] [[MagneticWeapons Cute]][[note]]She fights with the letter Q, which she uses as a blade weapon.[[/note]]
** Daichi: [[EpicFlail Club Megaton]]
** Sōkichi: [[SimpleStaff Big Baton]]
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!!Tropes specific to JAKQ Dengekitai:
* AntlionMonster: The Monster of the Week in episode 25.
* AnyoneCanDie: Let it be on random innocents indiscriminately (via destroyed buildings/property) or just at least one to a few victims of the episode. There are a few episodes that avoid innocents being casualties though.
* BadassCape: The main four; most prominently seen on Big One.
* BarehandedBladeBlock: Happens a couple times.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: A tiny amount of the Crime Bosses shown are known ones of the episode's victim(s) yet display zero hesitation in siding with CRIME for their schemes or selfish wants against said victims.
* ButNotTooForeign: Karen.
* ButtMonkey: Tamasaburou Hime, in spades, whether it him being pushed/carried out of base for being "annoying" to the heroes or being a victim to one of the monsters.
* CardCarryingVillain: The villains are ''called'' CRIME, what more do you want?
* CatchPhrase: Karen has one: Do you want another?[[note]]Mo hitotsu, ikaga desu ka?[[/note]]
* CreepyDoll: Episode 13 features [[PerversePuppet a doll with a knife that kills]] a certain fashion designer, which ends up being the episode's case. The heroes eventually find out that there are certain remote mechanics that trigger the dolls murder activation and towards the end of the episode, Jan Muto (the episode's Crime Boss) and (possibly) his model/assistant Reika get executed by the same doll.
* DarkerAndEdgier: ''JAKQ'' tried to be this to distinguish itself from ''Goranger'', until ExecutiveMeddling ordered the show to lighten up.
** The reason for this however was because the darker nature was driving away viewers, once again proving that sometimes Administrivia/TropesAreNotGood.
* DeathByIrony
** Some of the Crime Bosses that die end up in this predicament. For example, in episode 16 where one gets hit by an atomic baseball that he tried on the baseball league and explodes like a regular monster.
** In its later uses, the Big Bomber missile, much like the [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger Hurricane]] before it, changed into an item to match the Invader Robot (e.g. a web to ensare a spider monster).
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: No giant robot yet and the initial roster consists of four members instead of the usual {{five|ManBand}} (or [[PowerTrio three]] for that matter). When Big One joins, he takes over the team's leadership from Spade Ace, subverting the franchise's tradition of having the red ranger as the lead character. Additionally, instead of using [[TransformationTrinket transformation devices]], the team must enter the "Strengthening Capsule" booths to have their transformations applied.
* ElementalPowers: The four energies used by the team are based on the four fundamental forces: gravity, electromagnetism (in this case split into electricity and magnetism), and the weak/strong nuclear forces are loosely represented by atomic energy.
* FishingForSole: Happens at the end of episode 18.
* ForcedIntoEvil: [[DeconstructedTrope A rather complex deconsturction]]. Episode 10's Crime Boss forces a secretary against her will to be his assistant after his Crimers shoot her previous boss. Later in the episode shows her going along with his scheme and being actively villainous without the previous hesitation she had when first threatened.
* FourTemperamentEnsemble
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: The Crime Boss from episode 5, to a surprisingly [[TheSociopath sociopathic]] degree. He forces Junko Koyama as his spy to perform his scheme, even keeping her father captive as insurance. He even disguises himself as Junko's "grandfather" to prevent ISSIS from noticing him, all in a smug manner when discussing with Junko of her father's fate. His ultimate act of malice involves a deception insuring that Junko gets her father back and once the chicanery is revealed, the Crime Boss reveals the actual professor while having his Crimers shoot Junko, with Ace being too late to save her. Sakurai then goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against him and his men to save the professor.
* {{Kiai}}: The Crimers have a distinctive "kwee" sound.
** And ''JAKQ vs. Goranger'' has them teaming up with [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger]]'s {{mooks}}, the hoi-ing Zolders.
* OddlyNamedSequel2ElectricBoogaloo: Since this was only the second Sentai show ever made, the "[[AdjectiveNounFred Adjective Sentai Name]]" template hadn't been established yet for the franchise. As a result, the team's actual name (J.A.K.Q.) precedes the noun (Dengekitai) in the show's title.
* ProductPlacement: The playing cards used by the heroes were produced by Creator/{{Nintendo}} ([[OlderThanTheyThink long before they become known for their video games]]) and the Nintendo logo is clearly visible on the Spade Ace card (fans of ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'' will recognize it from the N-Spade minigame).
* {{Retirony}}: Karen's dad had just retired when he was taken out.
* {{Retool}}: Episode 23, where the team are not only joined by Big One, the show becomes a bit more light-hearted and the monsters of the week are completely different.
* ReverseWhodunnit: Episode 13 starts with a locked room murder, and it's made clear shortly after the culprit's introduction that he's both the murderer and a Crime Boss. The rest of the episode centers around the heroes investigating him to find out both how and why he did it.
* RoadSignReversal: Done by Crime during a car race in episode 15.
* ScaryBlackMan: Big Saturn, a competitor in an underground fighting tournament in Episode 9.
* SomethingAboutARose: Sōkichi is never seen without one: he even takes a sniff of it before morphing into Big One.
* ThePsychoRangers: Sort of. In #22, four mooks dress up as JAKQ, but don't fight the real team. Instead, they are used as training for a group of cyborgs led by the monster of the week.
* TheVerse: The ''JAKQ vs. Goranger'' movie shows that not only does Goranger exist in the same world as JAKQ, but so do ''Series/KamenRiderV3'', ''Series/KamenRiderAmazon'' and ''Series/{{Kikaider}}''.
** ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'' puts all 34 previous Super Sentai shows into a single verse, from ''Goranger'' to ''Series/TensouSentaiGoseiger''.
** ''Franchise/KamenRider'' and ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' are set to cross over again in Gokaiger, and ''Let's Go, Kamen Riders'' reinforces ''Kikaider'' (Along with ''Inazuman'' and ''Zubat'') being in the same verse as ''Franchise/KamenRider,'' and there's not even a ''Series/KamenRiderDecade''-style dimension jump to say that they're ''normally'' separate. The connections are definitely, unambiguously established now.
* TheyFightCrime: [[{{Pun}} Yeah.]]
* TorsoWithAView: This fate befell the first few Invader Robots, a reuslt of the Big Bomber missiles striking their chests.
* TransformationIsAFreeAction: JAKQ has what is possibly the longest individual transformation in Sentai history. It's amazing that Tokyo isn't destroyed by the time they're finished.
* VerySpecialEpisode: Of sorts, episode 3 had a drug-addicted character played by the then-unknown Kenji Ōba and his sister as part of it's plot.
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!!!Starring:
* Gorō Sakurai / '''[[red:Spade Ace]]''' (Red): TheHero. Controls [[ILoveNuclearPower Atomic Energy]].
* Ryū Higashi / '''[[blue:Dia Jack]]''' (Blue): TheLancer. Controls [[ShockAndAwe Electrical Energy]].
* Karen Mizuki / '''[[pink:Heart Queen]]''' (Pink): TheChick. Controls [[SelectiveMagnetism Magnetic Energy]].
* Bunta Daichi/ '''[[green:Clover King]]''' (Green): TheBigGuy. BackFromTheDead. Controls {{Gravity|Master}}.
* Sōkichi Banba / '''[[gray:B]][[green:i]][[blue:g]] [[red:O]][[gold:n]][[gray:e]]''' (White/[[AllYourPowersCombined All]] [[RainbowMotif Colors]]): [[SixthRanger The Fifth Jacker]], TheStrategist and TheDandy. He takes over the field leadership spot from Gorō.
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!!!The Headmasters of Crime are:
* Shine: TheBigBad.
* Iron Claw: The DiabolicalMastermind initially thought to be the BigBad, but is really TheDragon.
* Crime Big Four: The QuirkyMinibossSquad.
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* Gorō Sakurai / '''[[red:Spade Ace]]''' (Red): TheHero. Controls [[ILoveNuclearPower Atomic Energy]].
* Ryū Higashi / '''[[blue:Dia Jack]]''' (Blue): TheLancer. Controls [[ShockAndAwe Electrical Energy]].
* Karen Mizuki / '''[[pink:Heart Queen]]''' (Pink): TheChick. Controls [[SelectiveMagnetism Magnetic Energy]].
* Bunta Daichi/ '''[[green:Clover King]]''' (Green): TheBigGuy. BackFromTheDead. Controls {{Gravity|Master}}.
* Sōkichi Banba / '''[[gray:B]][[green:i]][[blue:g]] [[red:O]][[gold:n]][[gray:e]]''' (White/[[AllYourPowersCombined All]] [[RainbowMotif Colors]]): [[SixthRanger The Fifth Jacker]], TheStrategist and TheDandy. He takes over the field leadership spot from Gorō.
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!!!The Headmasters of Crime are:
* Shine: TheBigBad.
* Iron Claw: The DiabolicalMastermind initially thought to be the BigBad, but is really TheDragon.
* Crime Big Four: The QuirkyMinibossSquad.
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* FusionDissonance: In ''J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai [[VersusTitle vs.]] [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger]]'', the [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Crime Big Four]] ([[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/2/29/Baron_iron_mask.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20100925231807 Baron Iron Mask]], [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/3/32/General_sahara.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/350?cb=20100925231849 General Sahara]], [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/7/7d/B075d5e82d3f16d7008801f6e4842cf9.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/286?cb=20190307204416 Captain UFO]], and [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/villains/images/d/dc/Hell_Boxer.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/310?cb=20140524230615 Hell Boxer]]) merge to form the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/4/44/734a5a14e07500e263652e13926be955.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/287?cb=20190307211431 Big Four Robo]]. No, it isn't a HumongousMecha; this is [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness before those existed]] in ''Franchise/SuperSentai''.
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* FusionDissonance: In ''J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai [[VersusTitle vs.]] [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger]]'', the [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Crime Big Four]] ([[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/2/29/Baron_iron_mask.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20100925231807 Baron Iron Mask]], [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/3/32/General_sahara.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/350?cb=20100925231849 General Sahara]], [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/7/7d/B075d5e82d3f16d7008801f6e4842cf9.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/286?cb=20190307204416 Captain UFO]], and [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/villains/images/d/dc/Hell_Boxer.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/310?cb=20140524230615 Hell Boxer]]) merge to form the [[https://vignette.[[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/4/44/734a5a14e07500e263652e13926be955.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/287?cb=20190307211431 net/powerrangers/images/5/55/JAKQ-Big_Four_Robo.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20190307211431 Big Four Robo]]. No, it isn't a HumongousMecha; this is [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness before those existed]] in ''Franchise/SuperSentai''.
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''JAKQ Dengekitai'' ([[ItIsPronouncedTroPay Jacker]] (Jacker Blitzkrieg Corps) is the second ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' series[[note]]''Although rights issues forced Toei to consider its successor, Series/BattleFeverJ, as the first series throughout the late 80s and early 90s''[[/note]], aired in 1977. It lasted only 35 episodes (the shortest run of all Sentai shows) and a later crossover movie involving ''Goranger''. It was the last one to involve the creative influence of Creator/ShotaroIshinomori.
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* ItIsPronouncedTroPay: The team's name is pronounced "Jacker" (a play on "Joker", which is the codename of their original commanding officer Kujirai), despite the fact that the official spelling is ''J.A.K.Q.'', although "Jacker" is sometimes used as an alternate title.
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* CoolHelmet: The Jackers' helmets bear visors in the shame of their card motifs.
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''JAKQ Dengekitai'' ([[ItIsPronouncedTroPay Jacker]] Blitzkrieg Corps) is the second ''Franchise/SuperSentai'' series[[note]]''Although rights issues forced Toei to consider its successor, Series/BattleFeverJ, as the first series (although, like its predecessor ''Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger'', it wasn't counted as part of throughout the Super Sentai series until years later), late 80s and early 90s''[[/note]], aired in 1977. It lasted only 35 episodes (the shortest run of all Sentai shows) and a later crossover movie involving ''Goranger''. It was the last one to involve the creative influence of Creator/ShotaroIshinomori.
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* Gorō Sakurai / '''Spade Ace''' (Red): TheHero. Controls [[ILoveNuclearPower Atomic Energy]].
* Ryū Higashi / '''Dia Jack''' (Blue): TheLancer. Controls [[ShockAndAwe Electrical Energy]].
* Karen Mizuki / '''Heart Queen''' (Pink): TheChick. Controls [[SelectiveMagnetism Magnetic Energy]].
* Bunta Daichi/ '''Clover King''' (Green): TheBigGuy. BackFromTheDead. Controls {{Gravity|Master}}.
* Sōkichi Banba / '''Big One''' (White/[[AllYourPowersCombined All]] [[RainbowMotif Colors]]): [[SixthRanger The Fifth Jacker]], TheStrategist and TheDandy. He takes over the field leadership spot from Gorō.
* Ryū Higashi / '''Dia Jack''' (Blue): TheLancer. Controls [[ShockAndAwe Electrical Energy]].
* Karen Mizuki / '''Heart Queen''' (Pink): TheChick. Controls [[SelectiveMagnetism Magnetic Energy]].
* Bunta Daichi/ '''Clover King''' (Green): TheBigGuy. BackFromTheDead. Controls {{Gravity|Master}}.
* Sōkichi Banba / '''Big One''' (White/[[AllYourPowersCombined All]] [[RainbowMotif Colors]]): [[SixthRanger The Fifth Jacker]], TheStrategist and TheDandy. He takes over the field leadership spot from Gorō.
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* Gorō Sakurai / '''Spade Ace''' '''[[red:Spade Ace]]''' (Red): TheHero. Controls [[ILoveNuclearPower Atomic Energy]].
* Ryū Higashi /'''Dia Jack''' '''[[blue:Dia Jack]]''' (Blue): TheLancer. Controls [[ShockAndAwe Electrical Energy]].
* Karen Mizuki /'''Heart Queen''' '''[[pink:Heart Queen]]''' (Pink): TheChick. Controls [[SelectiveMagnetism Magnetic Energy]].
* Bunta Daichi/'''Clover King''' '''[[green:Clover King]]''' (Green): TheBigGuy. BackFromTheDead. Controls {{Gravity|Master}}.
* Sōkichi Banba /'''Big One''' '''[[gray:B]][[green:i]][[blue:g]] [[red:O]][[gold:n]][[gray:e]]''' (White/[[AllYourPowersCombined All]] [[RainbowMotif Colors]]): [[SixthRanger The Fifth Jacker]], TheStrategist and TheDandy. He takes over the field leadership spot from Gorō.
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* Karen Mizuki /
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* DeathByIrony: Some of the Crime Bosses that die end up in this predicament. For example, in episode 16 where one gets hit by an atomic baseball that he tried on the baseball league and explodes like a regular monster.
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** Some of the Crime Bosses that die end up in this predicament. For example, in episode 16 where one gets hit by an atomic baseball that he tried on the baseball league and explodes like a regularmonster.monster.
** In its later uses, the Big Bomber missile, much like the [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger Hurricane]] before it, changed into an item to match the Invader Robot (e.g. a web to ensare a spider monster).
** Some of the Crime Bosses that die end up in this predicament. For example, in episode 16 where one gets hit by an atomic baseball that he tried on the baseball league and explodes like a regular
** In its later uses, the Big Bomber missile, much like the [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger Hurricane]] before it, changed into an item to match the Invader Robot (e.g. a web to ensare a spider monster).
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* VillainsActHeroesReact: As is the norm for ''Super Sentai'', we generally have Crime sending out a MOTW with an EvilPlan OnceAnEpisode, with our heroes then arriving on the scene to stop them.
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* Gorō Sakurai / '''Spade Ace''': TheHero. Controls [[ILoveNuclearPower Atomic Energy]].
* Ryū Higashi / '''Dia Jack''': TheLancer. Controls [[ShockAndAwe Electrical Energy]].
* Karen Mizuki / '''Heart Queen''': TheChick. Controls [[SelectiveMagnetism Magnetic Energy]].
* Bunta Daichi/ '''Clover King''': TheBigGuy. BackFromTheDead. Controls {{Gravity|Master}}.
* Sōkichi Banba / '''Big One''': [[SixthRanger The Fifth Jacker]], TheStrategist and TheDandy. He takes over the field leadership spot from Gorō.
* Ryū Higashi / '''Dia Jack''': TheLancer. Controls [[ShockAndAwe Electrical Energy]].
* Karen Mizuki / '''Heart Queen''': TheChick. Controls [[SelectiveMagnetism Magnetic Energy]].
* Bunta Daichi/ '''Clover King''': TheBigGuy. BackFromTheDead. Controls {{Gravity|Master}}.
* Sōkichi Banba / '''Big One''': [[SixthRanger The Fifth Jacker]], TheStrategist and TheDandy. He takes over the field leadership spot from Gorō.
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* Gorō Sakurai / '''Spade Ace''': Ace''' (Red): TheHero. Controls [[ILoveNuclearPower Atomic Energy]].
* Ryū Higashi / '''DiaJack''': Jack''' (Blue): TheLancer. Controls [[ShockAndAwe Electrical Energy]].
* Karen Mizuki / '''HeartQueen''': Queen''' (Pink): TheChick. Controls [[SelectiveMagnetism Magnetic Energy]].
* Bunta Daichi/ '''CloverKing''': King''' (Green): TheBigGuy. BackFromTheDead. Controls {{Gravity|Master}}.
* Sōkichi Banba / '''BigOne''': One''' (White/[[AllYourPowersCombined All]] [[RainbowMotif Colors]]): [[SixthRanger The Fifth Jacker]], TheStrategist and TheDandy. He takes over the field leadership spot from Gorō.
* Ryū Higashi / '''Dia
* Karen Mizuki / '''Heart
* Bunta Daichi/ '''Clover
* Sōkichi Banba / '''Big
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* InTheNameOfTheMoon: "We are JAKQ Dengekitai!"
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-->'''Goro:''' "Spade Ace!"
-->'''Ryu:''' "Dia Jack!"
-->'''Karen:''' "Heart Queen!"
-->'''Bunta:''' "Clover King!"
-->'''Sokichi:''' "Big One!"
-->'''All:''' "We are JAKQ Dengekitai!"
-->'''Goro:''' "Spade Ace!"
-->'''Ryu:''' "Dia Jack!"
-->'''Karen:''' "Heart Queen!"
-->'''Bunta:''' "Clover King!"
-->'''Sokichi:''' "Big One!"
-->'''All:''' "We are JAKQ Dengekitai!"
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* ReverseWhodunnit: Episode 13 starts with a locked room murder, and it's made clear shortly after the culprit's introduction that he's both the murderer and a Crime Boss. The rest of the episode centers around the heroes investigating him to find out both how and why he did it.
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** The team also has their own individual introductions when entering battle.
-->'''Ace:''' The flashing jump of the red wind. The roaring dance of my Nuclear Whip.
-->'''Jack:''' The unbeatable speed of the blue star. The glittering flash of my Electic Sword.
-->'''King:''' The deadly punch of the green flame. You’ll see fire in your eyes from my Gravitational Punch.
--> '''Karen:''' The nimble spirit of the pink flower. Flowers bloom and scatter from my Magnetic Shield.
-->'''Ace:''' The flashing jump of the red wind. The roaring dance of my Nuclear Whip.
-->'''Jack:''' The unbeatable speed of the blue star. The glittering flash of my Electic Sword.
-->'''King:''' The deadly punch of the green flame. You’ll see fire in your eyes from my Gravitational Punch.
--> '''Karen:''' The nimble spirit of the pink flower. Flowers bloom and scatter from my Magnetic Shield.
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-->'''Ace:''' The flashing jump of the red wind. The roaring dance of my NuclearWhip.
Whip./The blood of justice burns bright red inside me! My Atom Shot pierces through evil!
-->'''Jack:''' The unbeatable speed of the blue star. The glittering flash of my ElecticSword.
Sword./Raging electricity echoes through my sword! I will protect the blue Earth!
-->'''King:''' The deadly punch of the green flame. You’ll see fire in your eyes from my GravitationalPunch.
Punch./My heavy punch will make you howl. The green wind spins the hurricane.
--> '''Karen:''' The nimble spirit of the pink flower. Flowers bloom and scatter from my Magnetic Shield./ A girl gives up tears at 18! A pink flower blooms on the battlefield!
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-->'''Jack:''' The unbeatable speed of the blue star. The glittering flash of my Electic
-->'''King:''' The deadly punch of the green flame. You’ll see fire in your eyes from my Gravitational
--> '''Karen:''' The nimble spirit of the pink flower. Flowers bloom and scatter from my Magnetic Shield./ A girl gives up tears at 18! A pink flower blooms on the battlefield!
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* CreepyDoll: Episode 13 features [[PerversePuppet a doll with a knife that kills]] a certain fashion designer, which ends up being the episode's case. The heroes eventually find out that there are certain remote mechanics that trigger the dolls murder activation and towards the end of the episode, Jan Muto (the episode's Crime Boss) and (possibly) his model/assistant Reika get executed by the same doll.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: The Crime Boss from episode 5, to a surprisingly [[TheSociopath sociopathic]] degree. He forces Junko Koyama as his spy to perform his scheme, even keeping her father captive as insurance. He even disguises himself as Junko's "grandfather" to prevent ISSIS from noticing him, all in a smug manner when discussing with Junko of her father's fate. His ultimate act of malice involves a deception insuring that Junko gets her father back and once the chicanery is revealed, the Crime Boss reveals the actual professor while having his Crimers shoot Junko, with Ace being too late to save her. Sakurai then goes on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge against him and his men to save the professor.
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red wind. The roaring dance of my Nuclear Whip.
-->'''Jack:''' The unbeatable speed of the blue star. The glittering flash of my Electic Sword.
-->'''King:''' The deadly punch of the green flame. You’ll see fire in your eyes from my Gravitational Punch.
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-->'''Jack:''' The unbeatable speed of the blue star. The glittering flash of my Electic Sword.
-->'''King:''' The deadly punch of the green flame. You’ll see fire in your eyes from my Gravitational Punch.
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* FusionDissonance: In ''J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai [[VersusTitle vs.]] [[Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger Goranger]]'', the [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Crime Big Four]] ([[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/2/29/Baron_iron_mask.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20100925231807 Baron Iron Mask]], [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/3/32/General_sahara.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/350?cb=20100925231849 General Sahara]], [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/7/7d/B075d5e82d3f16d7008801f6e4842cf9.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/286?cb=20190307204416 Captain UFO]], and [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/villains/images/d/dc/Hell_Boxer.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/310?cb=20140524230615 Hell Boxer]]) merge to form the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/powerrangers/images/4/44/734a5a14e07500e263652e13926be955.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/287?cb=20190307211431 Big Four Robo]]. No, it isn't a HumongousMecha; this is [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness before those existed]] in ''Franchise/SuperSentai''.
