History Awesome / KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVsKeisatsuSentaiPatranger

** This continued with a CMOA of [[BigBad Dogranio]]. With one BadassFingersnap, he made an explosion that was so massive that it hurts the surviving monster but also heavily wounded Tsukasa and Sakuya, while making his exit, [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech basically saying to the monster that if they managed to drag him to watch something, it better be worth it, his time is expensive]] and [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking he's the Gangler leader for a reason.]] Worse of all, we don't know if that's the power of his Collection Piece or his own power. It was revealed by episode 48 that was just only his own power. Dogranio himself, despite having one safe can put hundreds of collections within and used them all simultaneously. The worst part of all, he had an unbreakable chains around his safe which not even he himself can cut them. The only time his safe was vulnerable was when he opened it himself.

* Lymon appearing out of nowhere at the tail end of the episode by growing ''even bigger than Pat Kaiser and X-Emperor'' without help and immediately overwhelmed both mecha in seconds after more than 20 monsters and giant mooks all being unable to do as much damage to even a single Kaiser. There's a ''[[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking reason]]'' Lymon is so cocky about his chances to become Dogranio Yabun's successor.

* At the meta level, the final scene is something that couldn't be done without the AV technology catching up first - we've seen dozens of scenes of the Rangers at ground level cheering on the mecha battles, ''but never with both in frame together.'' This time they greenscreen the [=PatKaiser=] and giant Gangler into an outdoor shot with the Lupinrangers on a rooftop to make a better viewing angle, and with just enough JitterCam the whole thing looks like something out of ''Film/{{Cloverfield}}''.

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* The opening theme for the series are made up of two different songs, one Patranger's theme, the other Lupinranger's theme, being sung together. What's awesome is that some of the words are the same and those particular words are being sung at the same time, symbolizing the police chasing the thieves, and at some point, managing to catch up (the same words) before the thieves flees again (both songs diverging again).
** What makes it great is that their lyrics can end up being a sort of argument.
* It should be said that the choreography of this season is fantastic. While we have the traditional style with the Patrangers, the Lupinrangers style is much more experimental working with a lot of dynamic angles and rotating shots thoughout the fight. And then comes the fights involving the Lupinrangers, the Patrangers, and the Gangler which may or may not have their grunts with them. The sophistication and the subtle details of the three-way fights are amazing.
* One of the soundtracks for this series, ''It's Showdown'', to be specific on the Patranger part (from 0:49 to 2:10) was intense and awesome as it raises the spirit of fighting that it was played for several emotional episodes, notable Episode 2, 10, 14, 30, 42, 44, and others.
** Pretty much most of the OST that was played for battle are so good.

* Siren Patkaiser. It just take Patkaiser's StoneWall and MightyGlacier attributes and dial it UpToEleven. Not one of the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Monster of the Week's]] attack even dented it. In fact it just stood at the same place right after its combination until the finishing move was landed, never even moved one step from the spot. It was right for Goodie to be so smug about this.

* The FinishingMove that defeats Don Arkage bares mentioning, as it had Good Cool Kaiser VSX launching the 12 Kyutamas in addition to the various VS vehicles, complete with the Seiza Blaster’s [[MostWonderfulSound Super Galaxy]] announcement.

** This continued with a CMOA of [[BigBad Dogranio]]. With one BadassFingersnap, he made an explosion that was so massive that it hurts the surviving monster but also heavily wounded Tsukasa and Sakuya, while making his exit, [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech basically saying to the monster that if they managed to drag him to watch something, it better be worth it, his time is expensive]] and [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking he's the Gangler leader for a reason.]] Worse of all, we don't know if that's the power of his Collection Piece or his own power. [[spoiler: It was revealed by episode 48 that was just only his own power. Dogranio himself, despite having one safe can put hundreds of collections within and used them all simultaneously. The worst part of all, he had an unbreakable chains around his safe which not even he himself can cut them. The only time his safe was vulnerable was when he opened it himself.]]

** As for the Lupinranger side of things, Lupin X attempted to read the safe using his own safecracker, only to get the same error as Lupin Blue and was pummeled for his efforts. Fortunately, not only was his safecracker still functioning, he was able to decipher that the gold safes are 6 digits long, as the Dial Fighters only read 3 at a time, they find out they need two Dial Fighters opening the safe.

*** "Good Cool Kaiser: Vehicle Rush Strike!"

* As a nice reminder of his dual position in the show, Noel uses his connections with the GSPO to help find the underground auctioneers as well as setting up the Gangler. What's important is that the auctioneers only see Noel as a phantom thief, when they escape, they are immediately caught by the GSPO, who he had tipped off to.

* The debut fight of Good Cool Kaiser VSX. Goodie combines all the current available Vehicles into one extremely powerful robot. The entire fight scene between it and Lymon is awesomely choreographed and shot, with the camera spinning around following the combatants as they beat each other. All to a rousing orchestral version of ''Lupinranger vs. Patranger.''

*** It cannot be expressed enough, but the role reversal that the reds come up with was brilliant. No words, no nothing, just the expectation that the other would fulfill their role. Kairi even knew that the blast from the Lupin Magnum wouldn't be enough to defeat Destra.

* One of the soundtracks for this series, ''It's Showdown'', to be specific on the Patranger part (from 0:49 to 2:10) was intense and awesome as it raises the spirit of fighting that it was played for several emotional episodes, notable Episode 2, 10, 14, 30, 42, 44, and others.

** First, the Gangler have to be mentioned for just how cold and ruthless they are. The first one that goes down? ''[[NightmareFuel He was running an illicit casino, and after cheating using his Collection Piece, harvesting the organs of those that lost all their money.]]'' '''[[{{HSQ}} That is what our two teams will be dealing with, this season.]]''' [[PunctuatedForEmphasis We. Repeat.]] That was just the first guy!

** Added to this; the debut of Super Patren #1Gou.

* During these last couple episodes, Keiichiro's investigative skills have been paramount to their cause, this episode is no different. After last episode's revelation, he went further into the investigation and found two more individuals that went missing, Aya and Shiho, and then presents his case to the others. Obviously, Sakuya is in denial writing them off as coincidences, but Keiichiro counters all of them making small observations that go back to the beginning of the series. He even makes the (correct) claim that the alibis they had used previously can't be considered valid as the Lupinrangers can use their own gimmicks to cover up their tracks. And when confronted with his relationship with Kairi, while he freezes at the thought, he states how that's a separate matter, putting his foot down for the sake of the mission.

* In addition to their BigDamnHeroes moment, the fact that the Patrangers are treated as the hard counter to Destra, despite not having any upgrades or a SuperMode, and putting up a more fair fight even with Noel only coming in for the finisher.

* Dogranio loses his Collection pieces because the Lupinrangers had Kogure's catalog with them (the butler gave then in #44, and they have not returned it to him yet by that time), allowing them to send the pieces along with the ones they have on them to the Lupin storeroom directly from inside his safe. Dogranio's utter confusion as his powers vanish one by one, as well as his frustrated reaction when Noel pointed out that Dogranio has become too old to fight without his Collection pieces, is quite cathartic.

* Dogranio loses his Collection pieces because the Lupinrangers had Kogure's catalog with them, allowing them to send the pieces to the Lupin storeroom directly from inside his safe. Dogranio's utter confusion as his powers vanish one by one, as well as his frustrated reaction when Noel pointed out that Dogranio has become too old to fight without his Collection pieces, is quite cathartic.