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This is a partial character sheet for Avataro Sentai Donbrothers. Subjective trope and audience reactions should go on the YMMV page.
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Characters from Avataro Sentai Donbrothers: New First Love Hero
Reiko Mieda
Portrayed by: Wakako Shimazaki
The producer of the New First Love Hero movie.
- The Chooser of the One: In a less serious example, she recruits the Nouto and the Donbrothers to star in the movie.
- Executive Meddling: In-Universe and Averted. No matter how much Kuroiwa goes Off the Rails with his filming, she never steps in to do anything.
- Practical Effects: Part of why she hired the Donbrothers for the movie — their ability to transform into actual superheroes meant the production can cut costs on using CG effects.
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Voice-Only Cameo: Her voice appears in episode 20 to recruit the Nouto.
"Customer"
Portrayed by: Rika Kishida
- Mythology Gag: Her daughter, who is a farmer in the country, is a clear nod to Raita.
- Nice Girl: Allows Taro and Haruka to sample the vegetables her daughter sent her.
Ninpuu-Ki
Portrayed by: Nobuo Kyo (live), Kenya Saito (suit)
A flame/tornado/film reel-themed Ninja Wind-Type Hitotsu-Ki evolved from a film director named Kuroiwa, to fulfil his desire to produce the most "realistic" superhero film.
- Casting Gag: Nobuo Kyo previously portrayed Isshuu Kasumi/KuwagaRaiger from Hurricanger itself.
- Loud of War: Wields a megaphone inspired by Hurricane Blue's in combat.
- Only One Finds It Fun: Other than Naoki Shiina who would of course praise her own performance, he is the only one that likes his finished product.
- Opponent Instruction: While playing the villain of his own movie, which he wants to make perfect, he continues to give instructions to the Donbrothers during the battle to make the fight scene right.
- Prima Donna Director: He is clearly not in his right mind as he directs his film. He deliberately chooses terrible actors for "realism" and allows the actors to made really bad changes to the script as they fight over who should be the main character, and is constantly yelling at the actors and staff.
- Stylistic Suck: He believes having this adds realism to film, which was why he went with the Donbrothers (who are terribly hammy actors), over the more emotionally composed and professional Nōto generals for his film.
- Throw It In!: In-Universe, He starts to let the movie be derailed along several lines when Taro gets incapacitated.
Characters from Avataro Sentai Donbrothers Spinoff: This is the Donbrothers' Roll Call!
Entotsu-Ki
Portrayed by: Unknown
A chimney-themed Hitotsu-Ki.
- Uniformity Exception: Is the only advanced Hitotsu-Ki not to be based off a previous Sentai.
Characters from Avataro Sentai Donbrothers VS Zenkaiger
Kikai-Ki
Portrayed by: Takashi Sakakibara
A machine/gear-themed Mecha-world-type Hitotsu-ki, and the fifth form evolved from ninja/wizard/adventurer/king-wannabe Minoru Ohno, to fulfil his desire to finally defeat the Donbrothers in his mother's honor, after what appeared to be her apparent death and her last wish for him to achieve his dreams.
Characters from Avataro Sentai Donbrothers VS Donburies
Mr. A La Carte
Portrayed by: Yuya Tominaga
An Identical Stranger summoned by Sonoshi from Ideon who inexplicably has a striking resemblance to Sonoi, with a distinct hate for donburi/rice bowls.- Chest Insignia: A La Carte's chest-shield is a portrait of rice bowl ingredients separated into an a-la-carte dish.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: When it's fighting time, all he can manage is putting his dukes up. He and Sonoshi are promptly blown away by the Donbrothers and GolDon Doragoku.
- Flunky Boss: A La Carte sics Anoni on the Donbrothers after their role call. Doragoku ignores the mooks and fights him directly. It's not a contest.
- Identical Stranger: He's a dead ringer for Sonoi that everyone initially mistakes him for the latter, though this is quickly disproven.
- Meaningful Name: His very name tell you what he stands for.
- Mind Control: Has the ability to invoke this whenever he feeds people his cooking. His a-la-carte dishes are so good that they instill within Jiro the "spirit of a-la-carte," turning Jiro into a fellow anti-rice bowl snob.
- Replacement Goldfish: Sonoshi summons this Sonoi look-a-like (albeit unknowingly) in the hopes that he can fight the Donbrothers. All he's really good for is advocating for a-la-carte dishes. He's worthless in a real fight.
- Single-Issue Wonk: His name, his personality and his modus operandi all revolve around opposing rice bowls, believing all food should be served a-la-carte.
- Supreme Chef: Parodied. He can somehow create delicious a la carte dishes just by disassembling a donburi dish into its components.
"True Rival"
Portrayed by: Ryo Sekoguchi
An ambiguously alternate version of Stacy who is presented as The Rival to the "True Hero", Kaito Goshikida.- Cannot Spitit Out: While he claims to be Kaito's rival, the whole crux of Haruka's love letter plot was due to True Rival not sharing his proper feelings with Kaito, instead writing it in a letter which he then drops by accident.
- Casting Gag: The True Rival is portrayed by Ryo Sekoguchi, who portrayed Stacey in Zenkaiger. Meaning the Rival is an Alternate Self of Stacey just like Kaito is to his own counterpart.
- Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": Doesn't have a defined name. He's just the "rival."
- Flat Character: Invoked. The True Rival is there solely to compliment Kaito; all of his dialog referencing this.
- Honesty Is the Best Policy: The Rival's inability to accept this is why he wrote the letter in the first place. Haruka just happened to find it and assume it was meant for her.
- Offscreen Moment of Awesome: He and Kaito have a climactic battle in-between the Donbrothers' cooking segments. Haruka walks in on the injured duo post-clash.
- Running Gag: Not the character himself, but his presence reinforces the Mysterious Past the show keep poking fun at Kaito for.
- Small Role, Big Impact: His "love letter" found by Haruka sends her on a wild goose chase to determine who sent "her" the letter. When she deduces it's most likely Jiro, she pours all her heart into making the Donburies' ultimate rice bowl in order to save him from Mr. A La Carte's brainwashing, which ultimately resulted in Jiro awakening his (temporary) GolDon Doragoku form.
