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** Views of Kaito Goshikida range from him being a loveable and entertaining goof, to him being [[Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger Takaharu]] but [[StandardizedLeader flatter]].
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** Views of Kaito Goshikida range from him being a loveable and entertaining goof, to him being [[Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger Takaharu]] but [[StandardizedLeader [[StockShonenHero flatter]].
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* LaughablyEvil: Aside from Stacy, you're just as likely to laugh at the Tojitendo Dynasty as you are to loathe their heartless and despicable antics.
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* CompleteMonster: Almost ''every'' head honcho in the Tojitendo Dynasty's hierarchy is so utterly ''heinous'' that the heroes have all but lost their patience with their machinations, with only Stacy and Vroon being one of the few affable associates of the group's reign.
** Great King Boccowaus: an iron-fisted tyrant who dictates his entire world and is so vindictive even ''ridiculously minor slights'' are enough to warrant a ''death sentence'', and he'll regularly abuse his underlings if failure shows up in their schemes. Combined with arrogance and sheer apathy towards everyone but himself and Gege, and you have someone who is the very antithesis to the Zenkaigers' beliefs.
** Ijirude doesn't fare much better, with egomania and utter contempt for other beings that rivals that of his king. Perfectly willing to sell others out to save his own skin while pirating ideas for his own use, Ijirude is essentially a watered-down Tenjuro Banno, and the unwanted modifications he makes to Isao Goshikida's body only increases his vile reputation.
** And then there's Barashitara, who not only kidnaps women from other worlds to forcibly conceive with them, but he also ''kills them off'' shortly after, either by abandoning them or taking their lives with his own hands. To add to this sickening cycle, any child he conceives during these sessions will ''also'' get slain by his hand whenever they come for revenge, and it's blatantly stated that he does this purely for ''kicks''. Adding in the Tojitendo Dynasty's apathetic and SocialDarwinist views and you get one of the most morally ''despicable'' generals in all of ''Sentai'' history.
* ContestedSequel: To the much beloved ''Series/MashinSentaiKiramager''. Fans of ''Zenkaiger'' like it for how wacky and different it is as a ''Sentai'' series, and for its creative episode plots. Detractors of ''Zenkaiger'' dislike it for leaning too heavily into its wackiness and lacking in drama as opposed to having more of an even balance of comedy and drama like other ''Sentai'' series, having main characters with underdeveloped and fairly cookie-cutter personalities and to a lesser degree the copious amounts of CG it uses in comparison to other ''Sentai'' series.
** Great King Boccowaus: an iron-fisted tyrant who dictates his entire world and is so vindictive even ''ridiculously minor slights'' are enough to warrant a ''death sentence'', and he'll regularly abuse his underlings if failure shows up in their schemes. Combined with arrogance and sheer apathy towards everyone but himself and Gege, and you have someone who is the very antithesis to the Zenkaigers' beliefs.
** Ijirude doesn't fare much better, with egomania and utter contempt for other beings that rivals that of his king. Perfectly willing to sell others out to save his own skin while pirating ideas for his own use, Ijirude is essentially a watered-down Tenjuro Banno, and the unwanted modifications he makes to Isao Goshikida's body only increases his vile reputation.
** And then there's Barashitara, who not only kidnaps women from other worlds to forcibly conceive with them, but he also ''kills them off'' shortly after, either by abandoning them or taking their lives with his own hands. To add to this sickening cycle, any child he conceives during these sessions will ''also'' get slain by his hand whenever they come for revenge, and it's blatantly stated that he does this purely for ''kicks''. Adding in the Tojitendo Dynasty's apathetic and SocialDarwinist views and you get one of the most morally ''despicable'' generals in all of ''Sentai'' history.
* ContestedSequel: To the much beloved ''Series/MashinSentaiKiramager''. Fans of ''Zenkaiger'' like it for how wacky and different it is as a ''Sentai'' series, and for its creative episode plots. Detractors of ''Zenkaiger'' dislike it for leaning too heavily into its wackiness and lacking in drama as opposed to having more of an even balance of comedy and drama like other ''Sentai'' series, having main characters with underdeveloped and fairly cookie-cutter personalities and to a lesser degree the copious amounts of CG it uses in comparison to other ''Sentai'' series.
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** Great King Boccowaus: an iron-fisted tyrant who dictates his entire world and is so vindictive even ''ridiculously minor slights'' are enough to warrant a ''death sentence'', and he'll regularly abuse his underlings if failure shows up in their schemes. Combined with arrogance and sheer apathy towards everyone but himself and Gege, and you have someone who is the very antithesis to the Zenkaigers' beliefs.
** Ijirude doesn't fare much better, with egomania and utter contempt for other beings that rivals that of his king. Perfectly willing to sell others out to save his own skin while pirating ideas for his own use, Ijirude is essentially a watered-down Tenjuro Banno, and the unwanted modifications he makes to Isao Goshikida's body only increases his vile reputation.
** And then there's Barashitara, who not only kidnaps women from other worlds to forcibly conceive with them, but he also ''kills them off'' shortly after, either by abandoning them or taking their lives with his own hands. To add to this sickening cycle, any child he conceives during these sessions will ''also'' get slain by his hand whenever they come for revenge, and it's blatantly stated that he does this purely for ''kicks''. Adding in the Tojitendo Dynasty's apathetic and SocialDarwinist views and you get one of the most morally ''despicable'' generals in all of ''Sentai'' history.
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* CompleteMonster: Almost ''every'' head honcho in the Tojitendo Dynasty's hierarchy is so utterly ''heinous'' that the heroes have all but lost their patience with their machinations, with only Stacy and Vroon being one of the few affable associates of the group's reign.
** Great King Boccowaus: an iron-fisted tyrant who dictates his entire world and is so vindictive even ''ridiculously minor slights'' are enough to warrant a ''death sentence'', and he'll regularly abuse his underlings if failure shows up in their schemes. Combined with arrogance and sheer apathy towards everyone but himself and Gege, and you have someone who is the very antithesis to the Zenkaigers' beliefs.
** Ijirude doesn't fare much better, with egomania and utter contempt for other beings that rivals that of his king. Perfectly willing to sell others out to save his own skin while pirating ideas for his own use, Ijirude is essentially a watered-down Tenjuro Banno, and the unwanted modifications he makes to Isao Goshikida's body only increases his vile reputation.
** And then there's Barashitara, who not only kidnaps women from other worlds to forcibly conceive with them, but he also ''kills them off'' shortly after, either by abandoning them or taking their lives with his own hands. To add to this sickening cycle, any child he conceives during these sessions will ''also'' get slain by his hand whenever they come for revenge, and it's blatantly stated that he does this purely for ''kicks''. Adding in the Tojitendo Dynasty's apathetic and SocialDarwinist views and you get one of the most morally ''despicable'' generals in all of ''Sentai'' history.
** Great King Boccowaus: an iron-fisted tyrant who dictates his entire world and is so vindictive even ''ridiculously minor slights'' are enough to warrant a ''death sentence'', and he'll regularly abuse his underlings if failure shows up in their schemes. Combined with arrogance and sheer apathy towards everyone but himself and Gege, and you have someone who is the very antithesis to the Zenkaigers' beliefs.
** Ijirude doesn't fare much better, with egomania and utter contempt for other beings that rivals that of his king. Perfectly willing to sell others out to save his own skin while pirating ideas for his own use, Ijirude is essentially a watered-down Tenjuro Banno, and the unwanted modifications he makes to Isao Goshikida's body only increases his vile reputation.
** And then there's Barashitara, who not only kidnaps women from other worlds to forcibly conceive with them, but he also ''kills them off'' shortly after, either by abandoning them or taking their lives with his own hands. To add to this sickening cycle, any child he conceives during these sessions will ''also'' get slain by his hand whenever they come for revenge, and it's blatantly stated that he does this purely for ''kicks''. Adding in the Tojitendo Dynasty's apathetic and SocialDarwinist views and you get one of the most morally ''despicable'' generals in all of ''Sentai'' history.
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* ToughActToFollow: ''Zenkaiger'' had the unenviable task of not just following up the highly-regarded ''Kiramager'' in terms of chronological releases, but also the generally well-liked ''Zyuohger'' and widely-adored ''Gokaiger'' in terms of explicit anniversary seasons, all three of which were considered to have good characters and plots. Combining this with ''Zenkaiger'' focusing heavily on comedy and having criticized character writing means that whether you find ''Zenkaiger'' to be good for what it is or an outright bad season, it pales in comparison to the standard set before or after it. Amusingly, the series after ''Zenkaiger'' is much more well-received despite it's controversies.
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* ToughActToFollow: ''Zenkaiger'' had the unenviable task of not just following up the highly-regarded ''Kiramager'' in terms of chronological releases, but also the generally well-liked ''Zyuohger'' and widely-adored ''Gokaiger'' in terms of explicit anniversary seasons, all three of which were considered to have good characters and plots. Combining this with ''Zenkaiger'' focusing heavily on comedy and having criticized character writing means that whether you find ''Zenkaiger'' to be good for what it is or an outright bad season, it pales in comparison to the standard set before or after it. Amusingly, the series after ''Zenkaiger'' is much more well-received despite it's initial controversies.
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* FriendlyFandoms: Fans of ''Zenkaiger'' mingle well with those of ''Series/KamenRiderGotchard'', as both series are LighterAndSofter, have an IdiotHero protagonist who lives with a relative that owns a café/restaurant, and their allies (Secchan and [=Hopper1=]) are voiced by [[Creator/MisatoFukuen the same seiyuu.]]
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** Some fans have given the human identity of Zenkai Red the name "Kai", even using it as his page name on TheWikiRule until he was officially confirmed to have NoNameGiven.
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** Some fans have given the human identity of Zenkai Red the name "Kai", even using it as his page name on TheWikiRule the wiki until he was officially confirmed to have NoNameGiven.
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* IKnewIt: Many fans guessed correctly that [[spoiler:Hakaizer's true identity was Kaito's father Isao]].
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** The MonsterOfTheWeek are named ''"[[SpellMyNameWithAnS Warudo/Wald]]"'' in Japanese as a corruption of the properly spelled word "Waarudo/World" without an elongation, in an attempt to avoid copyright issues as their first monster would have [[WritingAroundTrademarks shared the same name as]] ''Kinoko/Mushroom World'' from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros''. Many fans and fan translators still take the term to mean "World" in English anyways, often citing the infamously misheard/misspelled "'''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders ZA WARUDO/The World]]'''" meme as justification for them to be the same. This also resulted in the other meanings of its name being LostInTranslation.
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** The MonsterOfTheWeek are named ''"[[SpellMyNameWithAnS Warudo/Wald]]"'' in Japanese as a corruption of the properly spelled word "Waarudo/World" without an elongation, in an attempt to avoid copyright issues as their first monster would have [[WritingAroundTrademarks shared the same name as]] ''Kinoko/Mushroom World'' from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros''.''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''. Many fans and fan translators still take the term to mean "World" in English anyways, often citing the infamously misheard/misspelled "'''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders ZA WARUDO/The World]]'''" meme as justification for them to be the same. This also resulted in the other meanings of its name being LostInTranslation.
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*** If you take some notice at the scene where Zocks is hard-thinking by Kaito's bad drawing in episode 34 when he requests to find Halloween Wald's pumpkin. When Cutanner and Ricky's CGI is moving around Zock's side, there's no reflection of their movement on a window behind them. For Cutanner it may be subtle since his movement isn't so far, but for Ricky, it's barely ''more obvious'' since he moves to the other side, and his movement distance are more distant than Cutanner's.
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** The Zenryoku Zenkai Cannon has a pounding electronic beat as its standby music. Simple, but surprisingly effective for pumping you up before one of the most over-the-top [[FinishingMove Finishing Moves]] in the entire franchise. While Lenne Hardt does add a few clips, most of the other voice clips in the design are provided by Creator/BanjoGinga. Cue the BadassBaritone.
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** The Zenryoku Zenkai Cannon has a pounding electronic beat as its standby music. Simple, but surprisingly effective for pumping you up before one of the most over-the-top [[FinishingMove Finishing Moves]] in the entire franchise. While Lenne Hardt does add a few clips, most of the other voice clips in the design are provided by Creator/BanjoGinga. Cue the BadassBaritone.baritone.
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* ToughActToFollow: ''Zenkaiger'' had the unenviable task of not just following up the highly-regarded ''Kiramager'' in terms of chronological releases, but also the generally well-liked ''Zyuohger'' and widely-adored ''Gokaiger'' in terms of explicit anniversary seasons, as well as it's successor ''Donbrothers'' for being much more refined with the comedy along with adding character focus and drama, all four of which were considered to have good characters and plots. Combining this with ''Zenkaiger'' focusing heavily on comedy and having criticized character writing means that whether you find ''Zenkaiger'' to be good for what it is or an outright bad season, it pales in comparison to the standard set before or after it. Amusingly, the series after ''Zenkaiger'' is much more well-received despite it's controversies.
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* ToughActToFollow: ''Zenkaiger'' had the unenviable task of not just following up the highly-regarded ''Kiramager'' in terms of chronological releases, but also the generally well-liked ''Zyuohger'' and widely-adored ''Gokaiger'' in terms of explicit anniversary seasons, as well as it's successor ''Donbrothers'' for being much more refined with the comedy along with adding character focus and drama, all four three of which were considered to have good characters and plots. Combining this with ''Zenkaiger'' focusing heavily on comedy and having criticized character writing means that whether you find ''Zenkaiger'' to be good for what it is or an outright bad season, it pales in comparison to the standard set before or after it. Amusingly, the series after ''Zenkaiger'' is much more well-received despite it's controversies.
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** A ''Super Sentai'' show with a non-Red lead applies this to the ''[[Series/ZyudenSentaiKyoryuger Kyoryuger]]''/''[[Series/ResshaSentaiTokkyuger [=ToQger=]]]'' [[PassingTheTorch Hand-Off]] sequence, in which [=ToQ=] #1 initially introduces himself to Kyoryu Red as a Pink before revealing himself as a natural Red.
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** There's a notable Social Media Website user in the Tokusatsu fandom community who goes by the username [[https://twitter.com/ItsGokaiOrange GokaiOrange]] who, in spite of his name being a reference to the [[Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger Gokaigers]], has an avatar that looks like an orange [[Series/BattleFeverJ Battle Japan]]. Now with this series, we have Twokaizer fighting against Stacaesar, the former of which looks like a golden Gokaiger, while the latter looks like an evil Battle Japan.
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** Episode 18 has the Zenkaigers reenact the ending of [[Series/ChoujinSentaiJetman Jetman]], a series written by [[Creator/ToshikiInoue Toshiki Inoue]]. Come the next season, [[Series/AvataroSentaiDonbrothers Donbrothers]], not only is Inoue the main writer for it, but it also acts as a semi-sequel TO Zenkaiger.
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* ToughActToFollow: ''Zenkaiger'' had the unenviable task of not just following up the highly-regarded ''Kiramager'' in terms of chronological releases, but also the generally well-liked ''Zyuohger'' and widely-adored ''Gokaiger'' in terms of explicit anniversary seasons, as well as it's successor ''Donbrothers'' for being much more refined with the comedy along with adding character focus and drama, all four of which were considered to have good characters and plots. Combining this with ''Zenkaiger'' focusing heavily on comedy and having criticized character writing means that whether you find ''Zenkaiger'' to be good for what it is or an outright bad season, it pales in comparison to the standard set before or after it.
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* ToughActToFollow: ''Zenkaiger'' had the unenviable task of not just following up the highly-regarded ''Kiramager'' in terms of chronological releases, but also the generally well-liked ''Zyuohger'' and widely-adored ''Gokaiger'' in terms of explicit anniversary seasons, as well as it's successor ''Donbrothers'' for being much more refined with the comedy along with adding character focus and drama, all four of which were considered to have good characters and plots. Combining this with ''Zenkaiger'' focusing heavily on comedy and having criticized character writing means that whether you find ''Zenkaiger'' to be good for what it is or an outright bad season, it pales in comparison to the standard set before or after it. Amusingly, the series after ''Zenkaiger'' is much more well-received despite it's controversies.
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* ToughActToFollow: ''Zenkaiger'' had the unenviable task of not just following up the highly-regarded ''Kiramager'' in terms of chronological releases, but also the generally well-liked ''Zyuohger'' and widely-adored ''Gokaiger'' in terms of explicit anniversary seasons, all three of which were considered to have good characters and plots. Combining this with ''Zenkaiger'' focusing heavily on comedy and having criticized character writing means that whether you find ''Zenkaiger'' to be good for what it is or an outright bad season, it pales in comparison to the standard set before it.
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* ToughActToFollow: ''Zenkaiger'' had the unenviable task of not just following up the highly-regarded ''Kiramager'' in terms of chronological releases, but also the generally well-liked ''Zyuohger'' and widely-adored ''Gokaiger'' in terms of explicit anniversary seasons, as well as it's successor ''Donbrothers'' for being much more refined with the comedy along with adding character focus and drama, all three four of which were considered to have good characters and plots. Combining this with ''Zenkaiger'' focusing heavily on comedy and having criticized character writing means that whether you find ''Zenkaiger'' to be good for what it is or an outright bad season, it pales in comparison to the standard set before or after it.
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** Episode 18 has the Zenkaigers reenact the ending of [[Series/ChoujinSentaiJetman Jetman]], a series written by [[Creator/ToshikiInoue Toshiki Inoue]]. Come the next season, [[Series/AvataroSentaiDonbrothers Donbrothers]], not only is Inoue the main writer for it, but it also acts as a semi-sequel TO Zenkaiger.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: In episode 21, Gege thinks of Flint fondly unlike his angered fellow Tozitend elites. His voice actor Creator/TatsuhisaSuzuki was revealed to be cheating on his wife not long after this, which resulted in his going on hiatus and eventual retirement from Gege's role.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight: In episode 21, Gege thinks of Flint fondly unlike his angered fellow Tozitend elites. His voice actor Creator/TatsuhisaSuzuki was revealed to be cheating on his wife not long after this, which resulted in his going on hiatus and eventual retirement from Gege's role.
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--->'''Geartozinger:''' Ja-BAAAAAAN!/FEEE-BAAAAAAN!!! (Rock jingle) '''STAAAAACAESAAAAAR!'''
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--->'''Geardalinger:''' Mawase!!! (Zocks spins the wheel) '''Two~~KAIZAAAAAAA!!!!''' (Sea shanty jingle) (dancing) ''Hey!'' (more dancing) ''Hey hey!'' (even more dancing) ''Hey!'' (''even'' more dancing) ''Hey hey!'' (Zocks fires) Yōsorō!!! TSUUUUUUKAI NI '''''REVOLUUUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!'''''
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--->'''Geardalinger:''' Mawase!!! (Zocks spins the wheel) '''Two~~KAIZAAAAAAA!!!!''' (Sea shanty jingle) (dancing) ''Hey!'' (more dancing) ''Hey hey!'' (even (some more dancing) ''Hey!'' (''even'' (even more dancing) ''Hey hey!'' (Zocks fires) Yōsorō!!! TSUUUUUUKAI NI '''''REVOLUUUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!''''''''''REVOLUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!'''''
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---->'''Geardalinger:''' Mawase!!! (Zocks spins the wheel) '''Oh~~RANJAAAAAAAA!!!''' (Egypt-like jingle) [dancing] ''Olé!'' [dancing] ''Olé!'' [more dancing] ''Olé! Olé! Olé!'' (Zocks fires) Yōsorō!!! CHOOOOOORIKI NI '''''REVOLUUUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!'''''
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---->'''Geardalinger:''' Mawase!!! (Zocks spins the wheel) '''Oh~~RANJAAAAAAAA!!!''' (Egypt-like jingle) [dancing] ''Olé!'' [dancing] ''Olé!'' [more dancing] ''Olé! Olé! Olé!'' (Zocks fires) Yōsorō!!! CHOOOOOORIKI NI '''''REVOLUUUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!''''''''''REVOLUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!'''''
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---->'''Geardalinger:''' Mawase!!! (Zocks spins the wheel) '''Shi~~nKENJAAAAAAAA!!!''' (Japanese Ondo jingle) ''Sore, Sore!'' {X-shaped hand chop} ''Sore, Sore!'' {X-shaped hand chop followed by downward slash} ''Sore, Sore, Sore!'' (Zocks fires) Yōsorō!!! SHIIIIIINKEN NI '''''REVOLUUUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!'''''
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---->'''Geardalinger:''' Mawase!!! (Zocks spins the wheel) '''Shi~~nKENJAAAAAAAA!!!''' (Japanese Ondo jingle) ''Sore, Sore!'' {X-shaped hand chop} ''Sore, Sore!'' {X-shaped hand chop followed by downward slash} ''Sore, Sore, Sore!'' (Zocks fires) Yōsorō!!! SHIIIIIINKEN NI '''''REVOLUUUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!''''''''''REVOLUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!'''''
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---->'''Geardalinger:''' Mawase!!! (Zocks spins the wheel) ''Kaiju! Kaiju!'' '''SUUPEEEEER!!!''' (breakdance) ''Sei!'' (more breakdancing) ''Sei!'' (some more breakdancing) ''Sei!'' (even more breakdancing and Zocks fires) Yōsorō!!! '''CHOU''' TSUUUUUUKAI NI '''''REVOLUUUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!'''''
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---->'''Geardalinger:''' Mawase!!! (Zocks spins the wheel) ''Kaiju! Kaiju!'' '''SUUPEEEEER!!!''' (breakdance) ''Sei!'' (more breakdancing) ''Sei!'' (some more breakdancing) ''Sei!'' (even more breakdancing and Zocks fires) Yōsorō!!! '''CHOU''' TSUUUUUUKAI NI '''''REVOLUUUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!''''''''''REVOLUUUUUUUTION!!!!!!!'''''
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---->'''Zenryoku Zenkai Cannon:''' Moyase! Super Sentai power!! (music) ''Zenkai!'' (music) ''Zenkai!'' (music) ''Zenkai!'' (music) ''Zenkai!'' (fire) DAI-DAI-DAIIIIII ZENKAI! '''BA-BA-BA-BAAAAAAN!!''' '''''DO-DO-DO-DOOOOOON!!!'''''
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** The flashback of how Cutanner and Ricky turned into their SD forms in Episode 11 is meant to show how Flint feels immense guilt over doing nothing at that time. The problem comes from her pose during the entire scene being her looking from the distance with her hands on her hips, and when the incident happens, she only slightly turned to see them and yell their names with little distress in her voice.
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** The flashback of how Cutanner and Ricky turned into their SD forms in Episode 11 is meant to show how Flint feels immense guilt over doing nothing at that time. The problem comes from her pose during the entire scene being her looking from the distance with her hands on her hips, and when the incident happens, she only slightly turned to see them and yell their names with little distress in her voice.
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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Kiita Komagine shines in the GrandFinale as he has to play both Kaito and [[spoiler:the Creator of Worlds]], switching back-and-forth between the former's headstrong nature and the latter's [[SoftSpokenSadist quiet sadism]] - even in the same scene at one point. It's especially noticeable with [[spoiler:the Creator]] that he can convey their personality with a raised eyebrow and a serene smile on his face!
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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Kiita Komagine shines in the GrandFinale as he has to play both Kaito and [[spoiler:the Creator of Worlds]], switching back-and-forth between the former's headstrong nature and the latter's [[SoftSpokenSadist quiet sadism]] - even in the same scene at one point. It's especially noticeable with [[spoiler:the Creator]] that he can convey their personality with a raised eyebrow and a serene smile on his face!face! Although it might work in his favor depending on how you feel about him.
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** As for the four Kikainoids, there are fans who like how different they are to the rangers of previous seasons and find their over the top personalities to be lovable, while others feel they're ''too'' different to the point of not resembling an actual ''Sentai'' team and dislike how exaggerated and relatively one-note their personalities are. Also on whether IF their personalities are one note.
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** As for the four Kikainoids, there are fans who like how different they are to the rangers of previous seasons and find their over the top personalities to be lovable, while others feel they're ''too'' different to the point of not resembling an actual ''Sentai'' team and dislike how exaggerated and relatively one-note their personalities are. Also on whether IF their personalities are one note.one-note.
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** As for the four Kikainoids, there are fans who like how different they are to the rangers of previous seasons and find their over the top personalities to be lovable, while others feel they're ''too'' different to the point of not resembling an actual ''Sentai'' team and dislike how exaggerated and relatively one-note their personalities are.
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** As for the four Kikainoids, there are fans who like how different they are to the rangers of previous seasons and find their over the top personalities to be lovable, while others feel they're ''too'' different to the point of not resembling an actual ''Sentai'' team and dislike how exaggerated and relatively one-note their personalities are. Also on whether IF their personalities are one note.
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* VanillaProtagonist: Kaito has been criticized as this, being easygoing most of the time and having little variation to his personality. Events that should bring about very emotional responses from him like [[spoiler:his mother getting lost or his dad being Hakaizer]] instead fail to produce much of a reaction from him other than his typical happy, optimistic personality.
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* VanillaProtagonist: Kaito has been criticized as this, this by some, being easygoing most of the time and having little variation to his personality. Events that should bring about very emotional responses from him like [[spoiler:his mother getting lost or his dad being Hakaizer]] instead fail to produce much of a reaction from him other than his typical happy, optimistic personality.
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** While Zocks himself is mired in controversy, his younger siblings quickly became a sensation amongst fans, with the Twokai Twins' ''adorable'' designs and the innately ''hilarious'' nature of their miniscule bodies making for great hijinks, which is only sweetened by their combination abilities and their childish personalities. As for ''Flint'', however, people were instantly taken by her nonchalant-yet-sweet sisterly demeanor, and the fact that she is more than willing to step into the battlefield or unleash her inner ham. Is it any wonder that whenever she assumes a ranger form there tends to be a whole lot of fanfare?
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** Although he only appeared for a fifth of the show's run, fans were immediately taken by Hakaiser, with his jovial, childish and friendly demeanor greatly contrasting much of the villain cast. As such, his identity revelation and subsequent rescue as Isao Goshikida, the lost thought DisappearedDad, is always pleasant to watch. The fact that his [=HaKaijuOh=] mecha form got represented in merchandise form despite being a one shot wonder also seals the deal.
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** Although he only appeared for a fifth of the show's run, fans were immediately instantly taken by Hakaiser, with his jovial, childish and friendly demeanor greatly contrasting much of the villain cast. As such, his identity revelation and subsequent rescue as Isao Goshikida, the lost thought long-thought DisappearedDad, is always pleasant to watch. The fact that his [=HaKaijuOh=] mecha form got represented in merchandise form despite being a one shot wonder also seals the deal.
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** Stacy immediately won followers after his first few episodes, and the culmination of his HeelFaceTurn in the final episodes is always immensely satisfying. What really seals the deal on confirmation is that both his Battle Caesar Robo and Black [JuraGaon] mecha both received merchandise representations despite making miniscule appearances, whereas most mecha in similar situations are onscreen-exclusive
** Although he only appeared for a fifth of the show's run, fans were immediately taken by Hakaiser, with his jovial, childish and friendly demeanor greatly contrasting much of the villain cast. As such, his identity revelation and subsequent rescue as Isao Goshikida, the lost thought DisappearedDad, is always pleasant to watch. The fact that his [HaKaijuOh] mecha form got represented in merchandise form despite being a one shot wonder also seals the deal.
** Although he only appeared for a fifth of the show's run, fans were immediately taken by Hakaiser, with his jovial, childish and friendly demeanor greatly contrasting much of the villain cast. As such, his identity revelation and subsequent rescue as Isao Goshikida, the lost thought DisappearedDad, is always pleasant to watch. The fact that his [HaKaijuOh] mecha form got represented in merchandise form despite being a one shot wonder also seals the deal.
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** Stacy immediately won followers after his first few episodes, and the culmination of his HeelFaceTurn in the final episodes is always immensely satisfying. What really seals the deal on confirmation is that both his Battle Caesar Robo and Black [JuraGaon] [=JuraGaon=] mecha both received merchandise representations despite making miniscule appearances, whereas most mecha in similar situations are onscreen-exclusive
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** Although he only appeared for a fifth of the show's run, fans were immediately taken by Hakaiser, with his jovial, childish and friendly demeanor greatly contrasting much of the villain cast. As such, his identity revelation and subsequent rescue as Isao Goshikida, the lost thought DisappearedDad, is always pleasant to watch. The fact that his[HaKaijuOh] [=HaKaijuOh=] mecha form got represented in merchandise form despite being a one shot wonder also seals the deal.
** Although he only appeared for a fifth of the show's run, fans were immediately taken by Hakaiser, with his jovial, childish and friendly demeanor greatly contrasting much of the villain cast. As such, his identity revelation and subsequent rescue as Isao Goshikida, the lost thought DisappearedDad, is always pleasant to watch. The fact that his
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**Stacy immediately won followers after his first few episodes, and the culmination of his HeelFaceTurn in the final episodes is always immensely satisfying. What really seals the deal on confirmation is that both his Battle Caesar Robo and Black [JuraGaon] mecha both received merchandise representations despite making miniscule appearances, whereas most mecha in similar situations are onscreen-exclusive
**Although he only appeared for a fifth of the show's run, fans were immediately taken by Hakaiser, with his jovial, childish and friendly demeanor greatly contrasting much of the villain cast. As such, his identity revelation and subsequent rescue as Isao Goshikida, the lost thought DisappearedDad, is always pleasant to watch. The fact that his [HaKaijuOh] mecha form got represented in merchandise form despite being a one shot wonder also seals the deal.
**Stacy immediately won followers after his first few episodes, and the culmination of his HeelFaceTurn in the final episodes is always immensely satisfying. What really seals the deal on confirmation is that both his Battle Caesar Robo and Black [JuraGaon] mecha both received merchandise representations despite making miniscule appearances, whereas most mecha in similar situations are onscreen-exclusive
**Although he only appeared for a fifth of the show's run, fans were immediately taken by Hakaiser, with his jovial, childish and friendly demeanor greatly contrasting much of the villain cast. As such, his identity revelation and subsequent rescue as Isao Goshikida, the lost thought DisappearedDad, is always pleasant to watch. The fact that his [HaKaijuOh] mecha form got represented in merchandise form despite being a one shot wonder also seals the deal.
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** The MonsterOfTheWeek are named ''"[[SpellMyNameWithAnS Warudo/Wald]]"'' in Japanese as a corruption of the properly spelled word "Waarudo/World" without an elongation, in an attempt to avoid copyright issues as their first monster would have [[WritingAroundTrademarks shared the same name as]] ''Kinoko/Mushroom World'' from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros''. [[NoPronunciationGuide Many fans and fan translators still take the term to mean "World" in English anyways]], often citing the infamously misheard/misspelled "'''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders ZA WARUDO/The World]]'''" meme as justification for them to be the same. This also resulted in the other meanings of its name being LostInTranslation.
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** The MonsterOfTheWeek are named ''"[[SpellMyNameWithAnS Warudo/Wald]]"'' in Japanese as a corruption of the properly spelled word "Waarudo/World" without an elongation, in an attempt to avoid copyright issues as their first monster would have [[WritingAroundTrademarks shared the same name as]] ''Kinoko/Mushroom World'' from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros''. [[NoPronunciationGuide Many fans and fan translators still take the term to mean "World" in English anyways]], anyways, often citing the infamously misheard/misspelled "'''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders ZA WARUDO/The World]]'''" meme as justification for them to be the same. This also resulted in the other meanings of its name being LostInTranslation.
