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The Gaorangers

  • Contrasting Sequel Main Character: While four of Timerangers originate from the distant future with their arsenal derives from that time period's technology, the five Gaorangers utilize powers from an ancient civilization which their sixth member came from.

    Kakeru Shishi/GaoRed 

Kakeru Shishi/GaoRed | Actor: Noboru Kaneko

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Known as the Blazing Lion, Red is a veterinarian chosen by GaoLion to lead the Gaorangers and become GaoRed. He is highly compassionate with the ability to talk to animals, and controls GaoLion, GaoGorilla, GaoKong and GaoFalcon directly.
  • The Chosen One: Was chosen by GaoLion himself to be the leader of the Gaoranger’s.
  • Determinator:
  • Friend to All Living Things: He cares about all living beings as a veterinarian and as a whole. He even initially tries to search for a peaceful solution to the Org/Human war before his efforts are rebuked by the Orgs.
  • Heroic Resolve
  • Hospital Hottie: A rare male example. He's a very good-looking veterinarian.
  • King of Beasts: The Leader of the team is based on his animal partner, GaoLion.
  • Laser-Guided Amnesia: In episode 8 he loses his memories of his time as GaoRed which causes him to return to his original life as a veterinarian, until the other Gao Warriors find and restore his memories.
  • Law of Chromatic Superiority: Becomes the leader of the group despite being the last one to join, and gets several more unique weapons than the other members of the team.
  • The Leader: Of the Gaoranger, being chosen by Lion for that role.
  • Meaningful Name: His family name means "lion". His full name can be translated as "the lion runs", which is the title of the Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger episode featuring Kakeru as a guest star.
  • Rookie Red Ranger
  • Signature Move: Blazing Fire
  • Speaks Fluent Animal: He fits the trope, but it's later subverted as an Aesop - Red initially believes that he can talk to the Orgs and reason with them like animals, only to discover that they don't have souls.
    Gaku Washio/GaoYellow 

Gaku Washio/GaoYellow | Actor: Kei Horie

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Known as the Noble Eagle, Yellow was the first Gaoranger recruited and spent a year working alone with Tetomu. He often clashes with Red because he resents being replaced as the team leader, though eventually their rivalry cools. Controls GaoEagle, GaoPolar and GaoBear.
  • Ace Pilot: He was an expert pilot prior to being recruited by Tetomu.
  • Back from the Dead: Like the other Gaoranger he is temporarily killed by Ura, only to be resurrected by Gao God.
  • Carnivore Confusion: Will not eat poultry out of respect to his bird mecha. Blue and Black don't have the same reservation towards fish and beef, however.
  • Code Name: It was his idea for the Gaorangers to be known by Ranger designation rather than their personal names.
  • Department of Redundancy Department: The first (and so far only) Sentai yellow warrior with yellow hair.note 
  • Did Not Do the Bloody Research: He's said, "Goddamn" more than once throughout the show's run.
  • Don't You Dare Pity Me!: His initially cold attitude towards Red often came with him detesting any pitying behavior or behavior he perceived as that from Red.
  • Dye or Die: Bleaches his hair to disguise himself because he's officially AWOL from the Japanese Air Force.
  • Feather Flechettes: Feather Cutters, feather-like darts in the Eagle Sword's hilt.
  • Gratuitous English: Expect him to pepper his speech with at least one English word per dialogue.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Acts gruff and rude but is deep down a good person to both animals and people.
  • The Lancer: To Kakeru's status as the Leader, though Gaku was originally the leader.
  • Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: (After seeing a zombie) AAAAAHHH!!! *whack* OH! *whack* MAH! *whack* GAAAWD!
  • The Rival: To Red due to the latter taking his role as the leader due to being chosen by GaoLion, though this quickly mellows down.
  • Signature Move: Noble Slash
  • Tsundere: Towards Kakeru, acting rude and outwardly hateful of the new recruit but ultimately caring about him. This attitude fades as Character Development sets in and he starts being less hateful of him before fully becoming his close friend.
    Kai Samezu/GaoBlue 

Kai Samezu/GaoBlue | Actor: Takeru Shibaki

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Known as the Surging Shark, Blue is the youngest male on the team and a former "freeter" who has a close friendship with Black. He controls GaoShark and GaoGiraffe.
  • Back from the Dead: Like the other Gaoranger he is temporarily killed by Ura, only to be resurrected by Gao God.
  • Blade Below the Shoulder: His Shark Cutters are wielded on his arms and serve as close range bladed tonfa-like weapons.
  • Berserk Button: Refer to him as a kid, or treat him like one, and prepare to face his wrath.
  • Catchphrase: "Never give up!" said in English.
  • Dreaming of Things to Come: He dreamt of the battle that would lead to GaoGiraffe joining the Gaoranger.
  • Gratuitous English: His catchphrase is "Never Give Up!" and not in Japanese.
  • Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Black, although they separate at the end of the series despite their initial plans to open a shop together.
  • If It Swims, It Flies: His swimming abilities let him fly in the air as well, often doing this to throw enemies.
  • Jerkass: The most jerkish of the Gao Warriors
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Best demonstrated in Quest 17; he goes out of his way to cheer up White after she has lost GaoElephant to Rouki and tries to help her find him. He also diligently takes care of a boy who gets sick while he and Sae are on a bus.
  • Just a Kid: Takes being the youngest male on the team very hard especially due to being treated like a kid for it.
  • Kid-Appeal Character: Not only is he the youngest male, he also gets along well with Futaro.
  • Ship Tease: It's occasionally hinted that he has a crush on White and the two spend a lot of time together.
  • Signature Move: Surging Chopper, which involves him using his Shark Cutters while spinning in the water to strike his foe.
  • Threatening Shark: Unless you are an Org, the warrior chosen by GaoShark is a subversion as while he's a bit of an immature jerk, he has a good heart beneath the exterior and is fighting for justice. Not to mention his friendliness once you befriend him.
    Soutarou Ushigome/GaoBlack 

Soutarou Ushigome/GaoBlack | Actor: Kazuyoshi Sakai

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Known as the Iron Bison, Black is a former sumo wrestler-turned-florist's assistant who is best friends with Blue. Despite being The Big Guy he is actually very sweet (unless you threaten the people he cares about) and scares easily. He controls GaoBison, GaoRhino and GaoMadillo.
    Sae Taiga/GaoWhite 

Sae Taiga/GaoWhite | Actor: Mio Takeuchi

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Known as the Belle Tiger, White is the youngest team member and the only girl. She is a martial arts student from Kagoshima. Controls GaoTiger, GaoElephant and GaoDeer.
  • Accent Tropes: She's from Kagoshima. Although she speaks in standard Tokyo dialect in the show, she reverts to Kagoshima dialect when she's talking to her father.
  • Action Girl: The sole female Gaoranger and quite capable of kicking ass all on her own.
  • Back from the Dead: Like the other Gaoranger she is temporarily killed by Ura, only to be resurrected by Gao God.
  • Bratty Teenage Daughter: To her strict father, though it was partly born out of his expectations of her making her feel quite frustrated with him.
  • Cute Bruiser
  • The Cutie: As the youngest of the team she is often considered cute by others.
  • Great White Feline: Her suit and main Power Animal are based on a white tiger.
  • Heir to the Dojo: Subverted - She was the Heir to the Dojo but, to her father's chagrin, moved to Tokyo to continue her training on her own.
  • Just a Kid
  • Leitmotif: "White light ~Gao White Sae's Theme~"
  • Meaningful Name: Her real name is Sae Taiga, rather convenient given that she is in charge of GaoTiger.
  • Men Are Strong, Women Are Pretty: The roll call phrases. The boys get badass adjectives like "Blazing" or "Iron" while she's the Belle Tiger.
  • Prince Charming: Her romantic daydreams take this form. It is also one of the reasons why she fell in love with Shirogane after befriending him.
  • Ship Tease: Blue appears to have a crush on her but in a few episodes she gets Ship Tease with Silver who she is shown to have a crush on, with whom she originally planned to travel the world after the events of the finale, until his plans changed at the last minute. She is rejoiced when Silver/Tsukumaro returns in Hurricaneger vs. Gaoranger to save them from the Jakanja as well.
  • Signature Move: Belle Crisis
  • The Smart Girl
  • The Smurfette Principle: Sae is the only girl on the team.
  • So Proud of You: Her father, when they reunite.
  • 10-Minute Retirement: After all the boys (except for Red and Silver) make fun of Sae for losing, she throws a tantrum like a childish brat and quits the team for (literally) ten minutes.
    Tsukumaro Oogami/Shirogane/GaoSilver 

Tsukumaro Oogami/Shirogane/GaoSilver | Actor: Tetsuji Tamayama

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A 1,062-year-old GaoWarrior who was sealed away a thousand years ago after becoming possessed by the demon Rouki. After being defeated by the Gaorangers, he is physically separated from Rouki and joins the team as GaoSilver, the Sparking Wolf. He controls GaoWolf, GaoHammerhead, and GaoLigator.
  • The Atoner: Due to the atrocities he committed as Rouki, he spends most of his introduction arc moping and keeping himself away from the Gaorangers due to not wanting to hurt them while he tries to defeat the Orgs to amend for the harm he did. Even after the Orgs are defeated, he goes on to explore the world all alone so as to solve any problem he can find.
  • Bishōnen: A pretty boy looking guy who is shown to be considered very attractive in-universe.
  • Breakout Character: By far the most popular of the Gao Warriors, befitting of his evil side Rouki's status as a Breakout Villain.
  • Cool Bike: GaoWolf can transform into Wolf Roader, Silver's personal vehicle.
  • Fighting from the Inside: Did his damned hardest to fight off Rouki's murderous instincts and keep the Evil Spirit under control. Even after Rouki is brainwashed by a special grasshopper of Ura's, he manages to fight off the evil influence and brainwashing simultaneously to hesitate when the Gaorangers press him.
  • Fish out of Temporal Water: Being a man from ancient Japan, he has no clue about the pool balls' Arabic numerals.
  • Heel–Face Turn: He was already good, but came under the influence of the Thousand Year Evil to destroy Hyakkimaru 1000 years in the past and spent many episodes as the rogue Duke Org Rouki before being freed of his curse.
  • I Work Alone: He initially refuses to work with his fellow Gao Warriors, partly due to always having been rather lonely and partly because he's afraid of getting attached to the new team and possibly outliving them like he did to his original friends.
  • Magic Music: His flute lets him summon his Power Animals.
  • Meaningful Name: His true name is this. "Oogami" is a homonym for "wolf", and his given name (Tsukumaro) contains the kanji for "moon."
  • Never Got to Say Goodbye: Variant - In the Reunion Show with Hurricaneger, he leaves before his teammates can say goodbye, which, he tells Shurikenger, would have been unbearably painful for him.
  • Older Than They Look: While there's the obvious point of him being sealed away for 1,000 years he was also 61 when he was sealed away despite looking maybe 30 tops.
  • Ship Tease: With both Tetomu (thanks to his connection with her great-grandmother) and White.
  • Signature Move: Ginro Mangetsu Girinote 
  • Swiss-Army Weapon: Gao Hustler Rod
  • Walking the Earth: What he does after the events of the show.

Power Animals

    In General 
The Hundred Beasts mentioned in the title, they grant their powers to the Gaorangers in their battle against the Orgs.

Tropes that apply to the Power Animals in general include:

  • Animal Mecha: The year's theme is animals after all.
  • Back from the Dead: The Power Animals the heroes partner with return in the finale, after being killed in the previous episode.
  • Finishing Move:
    • GaoKing 1: Animal Heartnote 
    • GaoKing 2: Surging Arrownote 
    • GaoMuscle: Muscle Lariatnote 
    • GaoHunter: Beast Hurricanenote 
    • GaoHunter (GaoSilver only): Revolver Phantomnote 
    • GaoIcarus: Icarus Dynamitenote 
      • GaoIcarus Another Foot and Arm: Icarus Breakernote 
    • GaoKentaurus: Dance of the Beast Kingnote 
    • GaoKnight: Big Burn Final
  • Golem: They're spirits that occupy metallic constructs made from the Earth itself.
  • Our Centaurs Are Different: GaoKentaurus is a centaurid mecha made of gigantic Power Animals.

    Power Animals 

GaoLion

GaoRed's primary Power Animal, a red lion with a golden mane. Forms the upper torso and core of GaoKing and the lower part of GaoKentaurus.

GaoEagle

GaoYellow's primary Power Animal, a yellow-gold eagle. Forms the head of GaoKing and the waist of GaoMuscle and GaoKnight.

GaoShark

GaoBlue's primary Power Animal, a blue shark. Forms GaoKing's right arm and its primary weapon, the Fin Blade, and also GaoKnight's right arm.

GaoBison

GaoBlack's primary Power Animal, a black bison. Forms GaoKing's and GaoMuscle's lower torso and legs.

GaoTiger

GaoWhite's primary Power Animal, a white-gray tiger. Forms GaoKing's and GaoKnight's left arm.

GaoElephant

The first of the extra Power Animals the Gaorangers awaken, a cyan elephant; eventually GaoWhite partners with it. Forms a sword and shield for GaoKing, GaoKnight, and GaoKentaurus.

GaoGiraffe

The second extra Power Animal encountered, and an orange giraffe, GaoBlue met it after he fought an Org underwater. Replaces GaoShark as a left arm and forms GaoIcarus' left arm, both as an arm-spear.

GaoBear and GaoPolar

The third and fourth extra Power Animals, with GaoBear being a black bear and GaoPolar a similar but white bear. GaoYellow encountered them as two mysterious boys, and after helping them regain their true forms, they expressed their gratitude by helping the Gaorangers. They form arms for both GaoKing and especially GaoMuscle.

GaoGorilla

The fifth extra Power Animal, a green gorilla. As the Gaorangers were sent back in time in their quest to acquire a mushroom needed to heal GaoLion, GaoGorilla awoke, helping the Rangers defeat the Bulldozer Org. Forms the head and upper torso of GaoMuscle and thus its core.

GaoKong

The movie-exclusive Power Animal, befriended by GaoRed. Forms the core of GaoKnight.

Soul Bird

The manifestation of the Gao Heart, Soul Bird was born from the Gao Egg created by the Radiant Mushroom. First appearing as a chick affectionately called Piyo-chan, it grew to its adult form while the Gaorangers fought Shuten.

GaoWolf

GaoSilver's totem Power Animal, a silver wolf. It was under Rouki's possession when it first appeared. Forms GaoHunter's left arm.
  • Canis Major
  • Evil Counterpart: To GaoLion, at first. Although mechanically, it's the counterpart of GaoTiger in that they're both the left arms of their robot forms.

GaoLigator

One of GaoSilver's Power Animals, a primarily green alligator. It was under Rouki's possession when it first appeared. Forms the body and legs of GaoHunter.

GaoHammerhead

One of GaoSilver's Power Animals. It was under Rouki's possession when it first appeared. Forms the right arm of GaoHunter.

GaoRhinos and GaoMadillo

Friends of GaoBison, they appeared in order to help defeat Rouki. GaoRhinos is a blue-green rhinoceros that forms a lower torso and legs for GaoKing, GaoMuscle, and primarily GaoIcarus, while GaoMadillo is a purple armadillo that forms a ball.

GaoDeers

An ancient Power Animal in the form of a green deer whom Tetomu's grandmother Murasaki once sang to, accompanied by Shirogane/GaoSilver. Reappearing in the present day to immobilize Tombstone Org, it spurned the Gaorangers until Tetomu helped Silver regain its trust. Eventually becomes GaoWhite's third Power Animal and serves as GaoIcarus' left arm.

  • Bambification: Aversion, despite its appearance and seeming friendliness it's portrayed close to how real-life deer would act, being distrustful of the Gaorangers at first and taking a while to be tamed enough to be used.
  • Finishing Move:
  • Improbable Weapon User
  • Mecha Expansion Pack
  • The Medic: Can heal its fellow Power Animals.
  • Revive Kills Zombie: And it can bind Orgs with its power. Not even the allmighty Senki is able to resist its immobilizating technique while it had previously shrugged off the seemingly stronger Icarus Bind.
  • Story-Breaker Power: It can heal any injury and its binding abilities work by purifying negative energies and can make even the strongest of Orgs stop dead in their tracks and be left defenseless as even the strongest Org, Senki, was completely immobilized whereas the Icarus Bind failed to do the same thus the series makes it uncooperative for most of its debut then rarely uses it separately in favor of forming GaoIcarus instead to prevent it from trivializing conflicts. And when Senki recovers from his initial defeat, he immediately takes out Gao Deers first to prevent the Gaorangers from finishing him off in seconds again.

GaoFalcon

Called the Ultimate Power Animal, it was a red falcon summoned by GaoRed after his friends in the afterlife solved a puzzle, granting him the Falcon Summoner. Forms the head, body, and wings of GaoIcarus and GaoKentaurus.

  • Law of Chromatic Superiority: It's the only other red Power Animal in the series, and not only does it ally with GaoRed, it's also one of the most powerful Power Animals.
  • Mid-Season Upgrade
  • Noble Bird of Prey: Heroic bird zord.
  • The Phoenix: Evokes this by exiting the volcano on the Animarium. The Phoenix motif is furthered by the implication that GaoFalcon helped in reviving the rest of the Gaorangers and GaoGod.
  • The Worf Barrage: Senki shrugs off the Icarus Bind when hit by it, indicating how bad things are going to get for the Gaoranger.
  • Wing Shield: As GaoIcarus, its large wings can bend forward and form a protective barrier that covers almost the entire mecha's body. Well, its front.
  • The Worf Effect:
    • After swiftly and easily defeating every Org it had fought, GaoIcarus gets beaten by Duke Org DoroDoro through the latter's illusions and trickery, though it gets payback as GaoCentaurus by defeating him for good.
    • It itself gets this by being the first Power Animal on Sky Island to be killed when Senki begins his rampage.

GaoGod

Ally of the Gaorangers from a thousand years prior to the series. He appears in spirit form to help the Gaorangers break the curse on Shirogane.

GaoGod is composed of the five God Power Animals: GaoLeon, a black version of GaoLion forming its upper torso; GaoCondor, a blue bird similar to GaoEagle forming its head and bow; GaoSawshark, a maroon sawshark that forms its right arm and sword; GaoBuffalo, a brown buffalo that forms its lower torso and legs; and GaoJaguar, an orange jaguar that forms its left arm.

  • Back from the Dead: Twice. First he's killed by Ultimate Org Hyakkimaru in the past and reincarnates as Fuutaro, then in the present he's killed again this time by Ultimate Org Senki but resurrects once all the power animals return.
  • Blow You Away: Seems to have powers over wind.
  • Finishing Move:
    • Wild God Sword: A slash with the GaoSawshark blade.
    • Power Arrow: Joins the GaoSawshark blade with its bow horns and fires an energy blast.
  • First Church of Mecha
  • Line-of-Sight Name: When he returns to the living world as a young boy, he takes his name from a balloonnote  and calls himself Futaro.
  • Mysterious Waif
  • Palette Swap: Each component is more or less this to each of the components of GaoKing, but are different enough to make the overall difference distinct.
  • Physical God
  • Secret Test of Character: Upon seeing the damage the current generation of humanity has caused to the Earth (as well as a battle where the Gaoranger recklessly summon the Power Animals into an obvious trap and get them mind controlled) he forbids the Power Animals from assisting any further and also requests GaoSilver (the only one of the Gaorangers from the past when humanity had more respect for nature) to join him in his godly realm and leave the Earth to its fate. When Silver refuses to forsake the current Earth, and the Gaoranger continue fighting without having the Power Animals to fall back upon, he's satisfied that they're not taking the power for granted and returns them.
  • Tagalong Kid: On the surface.

  • The Worf Effect: First time we see him fighting? It's a in a flashback of him getting killed by a combined form of several orgs called Hyakkimaru, that was in turn destroyed by GaoHunter powered by Rouki's energy.

Allies

    Gao Priestess Tetomu 

Gao Priestess Tetomu

  • But Now I Must Go: After Senki is killed off, she parted ways with the Gaorangers, although they had a picnic reunion in the finale's closing credits.
  • Hidden Depths
  • Magic Music: Her singing calms the Gao Animals.
  • Miko
  • Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: If she never gave her food to Futaro/Gao God, then Senki's creation may have been averted.note 
  • Really 700 Years Old: Looks like a regular adult human but is actually about one thousand years old.
  • Ship Tease: With Silver.
  • Team Chef: Her cooking becomes a plot point. It is what allows GaoLion to assume a larger size and kicks off a series of plot events that ultimately lead to Senki's creation.

Ogre Tribe Orgs

    In General 
The Orgs are a tribe of Oni born from negative emotions of humanity and who desire to destroy all life on Earth to make way for a planet fit to the Orgs' desires.
  • Always Chaotic Evil: The Orgs as a whole are irredeemably evil beings who only know destruction, chaos and mayhem and love to spread despair for their amusement as a whole. Only once was a good Org shown, Charcoal Grill Org, and he was killed for that by Rasetsu.
  • Fantastic Caste System: The less horns or the more developed single horn an Org has, the higher on the social hierarchy they stand. The most lesser Orgs are the Orgettes, who have only one small and undereveloped horn, Orgs with multiple developed horns are simply called Orgs and stand above the Orgettes, the Duke Orgs have only one horn indicating their status as high in the hierarchy and finally, the Highness Dukes and Ultimate Orgs all have a large complex horn as sign of their absolute authority.
  • The Heartless: They lack a heart and the capacity for being good in general. Though some like Charcoal Grill Org show that they can grow a heart and capacity for good in some way.
  • Motif: Orgs in the modern day show a technological motif, fitting with the nature themes of the series. The Highnesses themselves have body part and five senses motifs.

    Leadership 

Org Master

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The Org Master in the Matrix
The God of Orgs and their creator, it resides in the safety of the Matrix where it lets ancient spirits emerge to possess everyday objects and create new Orgs. However, a secret from it is hidden by the Highness Dukes that serve it.
  • Big Bad: Initially built up as this, while the Highnesses do the scheming and acting, Org Master's will is the one they follow and it can decide when they have failed in its eyes and thus need replacement. Except not, it is nothing but a figurehead controlled by the Highnesses, and while it can create Orgs it is only because of the Highnesses giving it their power.

Highness Duke Org Shuten | Voice Actor: Tetsu Inada

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The first of the Higness Dukes to awaken, he is an eye and hand-themed Org who plots to destroy the Gaoranger with brute force after depriving them of their Power Animals. He is cruel, short-tempered and fiercely loyal to the Org Master, enforcing the will of the God of Orgs on its servants.
  • Arc Villain: Works as this from episode 3 to 14, being the one leading Tsutsue and Yabaiba on their efforts to destroy the Gaorangers and schemming to deprive them of their Power Animals for an easy victory.
  • Bad Boss: He would often fire eye beams at the Duke Orgs when frustrated. It's not to the extent as Rassetsu, but it's still bad.
  • Back from the Dead: In the final arc thanks to Yabaiba, accidentally.
  • Body Motifs: He has an eye and hand theme, notably his main eye is made of even smaller eyes within the retina and his entire body looks like a giant demonic hand with his horn acting as a thumb.
  • Demoted to Dragon: Him and Ura serve as Rasetsu's Co-Dragons after their brief revival in Quests 48 and 49.
  • The Determinator: In his final stand it took the Gaoranger putting an ungodly amount of effort to seemingly defeat him. Only for him to show up alive after getting hit by the Super Animal Heart and only dying when Ura himself finishes him off and it's partly implied that he only died because he realized he was getting supplanted and willingly gave up.
  • Disc-One Final Boss: The first of the three Highness Duke Orgs, being defeated at the first third of the series.
  • Eyes Do Not Belong There: In his case, all over his body.
  • Face Death with Dignity: When Ura comes to destroy him, he accepts his incoming fate and lets himself be destroyed.
  • Hair-Trigger Temper: He's got little in the way of anger management, and often took it out on his minions.
  • Meaningful Name: His name is derived from Shuten-dōji, a mythical oni who acted as leader of the demons of Japan.
  • Near-Villain Victory: The already exhausted Gaorangers would've been done for had it not been for Ura coming in to kill Shuten at the last minute.
  • Nice Mean And In Between: Downplayed. He's not as nice of a boss as Ura, but he didn't go out of his way to dispose of his comrades like Rasetsu.
  • Not Quite Dead: After getting hit by the Super Animal Heart finisher he's still alive and tries to have one last go at the Gaorangers before Ura comes in to finish him off.
  • The Worf Effect: He's easily flattened by GaoMuscle and GaoKing after the Soul Bird empowered them.
  • You Have Failed Me: Happens to him as Org Master awakens Ura the moment the Gaoranger start to defeat him, Ura then disposes of him, with Shuten even noting that his end has come as he's failed his master. Though the finale reveals that it's more of the other two Highnesses taking that decision rather than Org Master who was just their mouthpiece.

Highness Duke Org Ura | Voice Actor: Tamotsu Nishiwaki

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As Ultimate Ura
The second Highness Duke, Ura is an ear and nose-themed Org with a strangely placid attitude yet highly sadistic underneath. Awakening after Org Master felt that Shuten would fail and fall to the Gaoranger, Ura took over as the next main villain, concocting a plan to employ the Thousand Year Evil Spirit to absolutely slaughter the Gaoranger and take over Earth unopposed; along the way he ropes Duke Org Rouki, intending to use the wolf-themed Org as a pawn of his plans.
  • Arch-Enemy: To GaoSilver/Shirogane due to Ura spending most of his arc trying to brainwash him to his side when he was Rouki and then manipulating him into unwittingly providing the Highness Duke with the Thousand Year Evil's power.
  • Arc Villain: The second one, succeeding Shuten, he takes over at the tail end of episode 14, sharing the position with Rouki for most of it, and leaves the position in episode 31 after losing his Ultimate Ura form and being struck down once more.
  • Back from the Dead: Twice. First after being killed by GaoSilver and second in the final arc by Yabaiba's actions.
  • Batman Gambit: His scheme hinged on quite a few, from the Gaorangers defeating Rouki and releasing the Thousand Year Evil within him, to the Gaorangers defeating the Orgs he made with the evil spirit in order to mature it, and especially Silver finally severing his connection to the evil so he could absorb it himself and take all of its mighty power to become nigh-unstopabble.
  • Benevolent Boss: He treats Yabaiba and Tsuetsue rather well, especially compared to his successor, at least when they're in the same room as him. He even gives them power from the thousand-year evil spirit. Out of all the Highness Dukes, he's pretty much the nicest on account of his respectful treatment of his Duke Orgs for the most part.
  • Body Motifs: Nose and ears. His eyes are inside nostrils and his body's sides are essentially giant ears.
  • The Chessmaster: A particularly brilliant one. Everything he did since he first appeared, from awakening Rouki to creating Orgs with the Thousand Year Evil, was all part of his master plan to achieve his One-Winged Angel form.
  • Combat Hand Fan: His signature weapon is a fan-like blade that he uses to cool himself when not in battle.
  • Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: Shuten was a temperamental, failure-detesting villain that would often mistreat Yabaiba and Tsutsue when things went awry and had his plans often thrown off by factors he failed to account for. Ura is calm, collected, never quite mistreats his servants and very much tries to account for everything that could thwart his plans, letting him manipulate events skillfully up until GaoFalcon is born.
  • Curb Stomp Cushion: His battle against GaoIcarus gradually turns more and more one-sided, but he is able to force it on the defensive at first and matches it in an aerial battle for a while before being overwhelmed. He also is only partially immobilized by the Icarus Bind, being able to talk and move a bit, rather than completely stopped in his tracks like every other Org who got hit with the attack (sans Senki).
  • Demoted to Dragon: Him and Shuten serve as Rasetsu's Co-Dragons after their brief revival in Quests 48 and 49.
  • Disc-Two Final Boss: The second major villain in the series, succeeding Shuten who he personally destroys and absorbs. He initially shares the spot with Rouki but quickly comes out on top as the main threat.
  • Eyes Do Not Belong There: His eyes are within nostrils.
  • Faux Affably Evil: Has a charismatic, smart and collected exterior along with a nice attitude to his Orgs, but as shown at the end of his arc, it all masks a highly sadistic, unhinged maniac beneath who takes extreme glee in what cruelty he does and will rage like a child when his plans truly fail. Even his treatment of his Duke Orgs counts as this, with him insulting the two behind their backs whenever they failed showing he truly didn't care about them deep down.
  • Hero Killer: As Ultimate Ura he kills four of the Gaorangers, with only Red and Silver surviving, and comes within an inch of killing them as well before GaoGod interferes.
  • Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: How he dies the first time around, after GaoSilver corners him, which Silver follows by slashing and impaling him on his midsection before shoving him into a rock, deepening his sword into Ura's wound before removing it, letting Ura die of the injury inflicted.
  • The Juggernaut: In his Ultimate Ura form he shrugs off almost everything the Gao Warriors throw at him, even the Haja Hyakujuuken which had previously killed everything it hit. It takes until the birth of GaoIcarus for him to finally be defeated.
  • Knight of Cerebus: His stint as High Duke coincides with the Gaorangers being curb-stomped by Rouki, followed by them losing several Power Animals to the Duke Org, finding out said Org's past and his connection to GaoGod, the more serious plotlines resulting from Rouki's true origins, and then culminates with the death of most of them at his hand once he achieves his Ultimate Ura form.
  • Magic Mirror: Has one that can do a lot of things such as observing events from afar or even having a pathway to hell itself. Even after he is killed for good, it still shows a lot of powers that prove useful for Yabaiba (who becomes the mirror's main user later on).
  • Make Way for the New Villains: Personally offs the dying Shuten in his debut episode, before absorbing his leftover energy to empower himself, making his deadlier presence known.
  • Noblewoman's Laugh: Befitting his feminine behavior and personality he has the laugh of a classy woman.
  • No-Nonsense Nemesis: As Ultimate Form Ura, he doesn't takes chances for his opponents doing anything. When Blue blindly charges at him Ura kills him on the spot, when Black and Yellow try to avenge him he quickly kills them as well, then when White tries to resurrect her teammates with GaoDeers' power he ignores Red and Silver and kills her before she can do anything, Red and Silver afterwards only survive because of GaoGod saving them at the last second. Even when he grows more overconfident in his rematch against the two, he gains the upper hand quickly and only fails to kill them there and then because of Red gaining the Falcon Summoner just in time.
  • One-Winged Angel: After absorbing the Thousand Year Evil Spirit he gains a new form known as Ultimate Ura, and it is surprisingly effective at trouncing the Gaorangers - enough to kill all of them save Red and Silver who are just barely saved by GaoGod's interference. It takes the birth of the almighty GaoFalcon, and the formation of GaoIcarus, to knock him out of the transformation.
  • Sadist: As Ultimate Ura he relishes killing the majority of the Gaoranger team with utmost glee and laughs maniacally at every one of his kills. When Red and Silver have their rematch with him, he takes his time at first to try and make them suffer while he overwhelms them.
  • Sissy Villain: Noblewoman's Laugh? Check. Uses a fan as his weapon of choice? Check. Likes sparkly pretty things? Check, Check, and Check.
  • Verbal Tic: "(De) Ojaru"Translation
  • Villainous Breakdown: The moment when GaoFalcon showed up is where Ura is starting to lose his confidence and ends up screaming after being struck down by the Hyakujuuken.
  • The Worf Effect: Though Ura managed to fight GaoIcarus on equal footing at first, he still ends up being outclassed by it.
  • Would Hurt a Child: It's highly implied that after obtaining his ultimate form, he would have killed a group of children and their guardian.
  • Xanatos Gambit: His using the Thousand Year Evil to create Orgs. Whenever the Gaorangers defeated one, it would just make the evil spirit stronger. As mentioned above, it was more of a Batman Gambit as that was the outcome he really wanted.

Highness Duke Org Rasetsu | Voice Actor: Hidekatsu Shibata (male part) & Hiromi Nishikawa (female part)

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The true, third, and last Highness Duke to awaken, Rasetsu is an omnivorous glutton who seeks to eat everything he can, for that end he sends out his Orgs to be rid of the Gaorangers so he can devour as he pleases in peace, as well as scouting out possible chefs that can sate his appetite as Tsutsue and Yabaiba fail to impress him over and over. He later moves on to making sure the Gaoranger get their connection to the Power Animals severed, so he can kidnap Tetomu, make her his personal chef and eliminate the Gaoranger once and for all.
  • Arc Villain: Of episodes 32 to 44, serving as Ura's successor after the latter's defeat.
  • Back from the Dead: He returns in the final arc by Yabaiba's action of resurrecting TsueTsue.
  • Bad Boss: Even by Super Sentai standards. He continously looks down on Yabaiba and Tsutsue, belittles them, physically abuses them, used Tsuetsue as a Human Shield and is revealed to have hired Duke Org DoroDoro to assassinate both his Duke Orgs due to getting tired of their failures in spite of their loyalty to him.
  • Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: Ura was calm, collected, always schemed in order to ensure the destruction of the Gaorangers and his ascension to a borderline god-like being and was for the most part nice to his servants; Rasetsu has an even shorter fuse than Shuten, is extremely hedonistic to the point that defeating the Gaoranger seems to be a lesser priority next to his desire to eat everything he can and makes even previous villain bad bosses look reasonable.
  • Curb-Stomp Battle: In spite of his bravado and arrogant behavior, the Gaorangers don't really struggle to defeat him in giant form, with him being overwhelmed by GaoHunter and GaoMuscle before getting killed in one attack from GaoCentaurus. He's also the only one of the three Highness Dukes who doesn't survive his giant fight.
  • Disc-Three Final Boss: The third Highness Duke and third Arc Villain, despite his climatic fight he still isn't the last threat the Gaorangers have to face.
  • Extreme Omnivore: He will eat anything from edible to humans to outright non-organic matter such as cinder blocks and metal. If he is not being metaphorical he even plans to eats the dreams of humans.
  • Face Death with Dignity: When he is finally struck down by GaoCentaurus he can only comment that the taste of defeat is quite rich.
  • Graceful Loser: He takes his first defeat and death surprisingly well.
Rasetsu's female voice: "The taste of defeat..."
Rasetsu's male voice: "It has a nice, rich flavor."
  • Hope Crusher: His modus operandi is to crush the hopes of humanity and his enemies, many of his schemes and actions come close to driving the Gaoranger to despair.
  • Improbable Weapon User: A Knife and Fork set that can join together.
  • Never My Fault: His decision to have DoroDoro kill Yabaiba causes a chain of events that resulted in DoroDoro's only death. Naturally, he blames Yabaiba.
  • The Leader: Implied to be this for the Orgs as a whole, while the Highness Dukes all technically stand in the same authority tier Rasetsu is shown to be the most powerful of them and is often front and center when working with his fellow Highnesses.
  • Red Baron: Known as "The Prince of Despair" which he himself refers to when first introduced.
  • Took a Level in Kindness: After his resurrection, he's far nicer to TsueTsue, praising her efforts and joining the other Highnesses in upgrading her staff. Though it might've just been pragmatism to ensure she would help out his plans.
  • The Worf Effect: Rasetsu's final confrontation against the Gaorangers (in their Giant Robos) ended badly for him the moment they brought out GaoCentaurus.

Ultimate Org Senki | Voice Actor: Daisuke Gōri

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I am Senki, the absolute true King of Orgs!
The ultimate enemy, a fusion of all three Highness Duke Orgs empowered by the wicked Org Heart. He is considered the One True King of the Orgs. Serves as the final villain of the show, appearing in the last two episodes.
  • All Your Powers Combined: He inherits the All-Carnage Ogre Blade (Shura Hyakkiken) that combines Shuten's axe, Ura's fan, and Rasetsu's fork-knife halberd, which mirrors the Haja Hyakujuuken, though in his hands it is much more powerful than before, felling all the Power Animals in one strike each, even GaoFalcon.
  • Big Bad: Since Senki is formed from what's left of the Highness Duke Orgs, he's ultimately cemented as the true main antagonist of the series by default.
  • Bishōnen Line: Much more human-like than any other Org besides TsueTsue and hands down the most powerful of them all.
  • Deader than Dead: His body is obliterated, then the Org Heart that lets him resurrect is destroyed and finally, the Matrix collapses preventing him from ever coming back in any way.
  • Evil Counterpart: As a whole works as this for the Gaoranger and GaoKing as he is the fusion of the Highness Dukes with an Evil Counterpart of the Haja Hyakujuuken as his blade.
  • Evil Sounds Deep: Daisuke Gōri voices Senki with his distinctively deep voice.
  • Fusion Dance: A fusion of all three High Dukes, as well as having Yabaiba and Tsuetsue's horns on his arms, even though they weren't involved in the fusion. This heavily implies that he might be an amalgamate of the power of all Orgs and not just the three Highnesses.
  • It Only Works Once: GaoDeers' power actually works at immobilizing him and leaving him vulnerable causing his body to be destroyed, thus when he regenerates from the Org Heart he immediately takes GaoDeers out before he could finish his attack and before the Gaorangers had enough time to react and warn the Power Animal.
  • Near-Villain Victory: It's fitting that he's the one who came closest to bringing victory for the Orgs.
  • Pulling Themselves Together: Destroying his body won't work unless his "heart" is also destroyed afterwards, a fact the Gaorangers learned the hard way when they successfully destroy his body the first time around.
  • Small Role, Big Impact: Despite the fact that he appeared less than any other Highness Org and only came about in the finale, he ended up causing more destruction and devastation than any previous Org.
  • True Final Boss: The last villain faced in the series. He is the fusion of all Highness Dukes and the most powerful of all Orgs.

    Duke Orgs 

Duke Org Yabaiba

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"This is bad!"note 
One of two main Duke Orgs along with his partner, Tsuetsue. He prefers hand-to-hand combat and trickery on the battlefield.
  • Back from the Dead: Gets crushed by rubble in episode 14 after Shuten grows giant, but is brought back to life by Ura at the end of the episode.
  • Big Bad Wannabe: After Rasetsu's death he tries to take over as the main villain, but without either a truly competent boss around or Tsuetsue he proves incapable of doing much besides barely keeping the Gaoranger from finding the Matrix. A few other times he shows the desire to become a Highness Duke Org himself but that never went anywhere.
  • Butt-Monkey: Is treated very poorly by his fellow Orgs, especially Rasestu. Even when his plan to revive Tsuetsue ends up reviving the Org Highnesses as well, the one they thank is Tsuetsue.
  • Catchphrase: "Yabaiba!", meaning "This is bad!", as well as being a pun on his name
  • Dirty Coward: The second he is in any immediate disadvantage he'll flee the scene and try to save face.
  • Goldfish Poop Gang: Along with Tsuetsue, following their Villain Decay. They do remain threatening when they get serious however.
  • Heel–Face Door-Slam: Though it took time for him to even realize it, he seemed to have finally grasped the truth that the Highness Duke Orgs didn't care about him or Tsuetsue besides fulfilling their goals and was on the verge of walking out on the Org cause, then Tsuetsue is able to talk him out of deserting once she resurrects and he remains on the side of evil.
  • Hypocrite: When Tsuetsue remains loyal to Rasetsu (to a fanatical level), Yabaiba points out that the Highness Org caused her death, so he doesn't really deserve that; this inspite of the fact that Yabaiba remained by Rasetsu's side as well even after he tried to have to him assassinated.
  • Killed Off for Real: After his ambiguous fate at the end of Gaoranger, Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger vs. Gaoranger has him killed off definitely when he's double tapped by the combined Victory Gadget and Haja Hyakujuken finishers along with TsueTsue.
  • Love Martyr: He'll do anything for Tsuetsue, even if it means throwing away a chance at walking away from the abusive service of the Orgs, it gets him killed along with Tsuetsue in the end.
  • Minion Shipping: With Tsuetsue, the two slowly develop a relationship as the series goes.
  • One-Winged Angel: Super Yabaiba, granted by Ura from the thousand-year-old evil spirit, it lasts until Ura is destroyed.
  • The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: Played for laughs between Yabaiba and Yellow.
  • Redemption Rejection: After he helps the Gaoranger defeat Steam Engine Org he gets asked by them if he's changed sides, only for him to deny it and enlarge the fallen Org while he resurrects Tsuetsue with the energy he gained from the Gaoranger's Haja Hyakujuken and subsequently joins her in the Orgs' last stand.
  • The Rival: Considers himself Gaku's sworn swordfighting rival, Gaku somewhat returns the sentiment.
  • Uncertain Doom: His last scene (and Tsuetsue's) in the show has him getting caught up in the cave-in of the Matrix, but the show never states if he survived or perished in the collapse. Hurricaneger vs. Gaoranger goes with the interpretation of him surviving but Boukenger vs. Super Sentai instead goes with the interpretation of him dying with Tsuetsue.
  • Undying Loyalty: Even after Rasestu uses Tsuetsue as a Human Shield and even tries to have him killed, Yabaiba remains disturbing loyal to him, to the point that he even asks the Highness Org for another chance.
  • Villain Decay: Starts out fairly serious, then becomes the show's comic relief, becomes a fairly credible threat again when he's powered up by Ura while still being goofy, then loses his power-up when Ura dies and just stays a comic relief villain for the rest of the show, even when he and Tsuetsue get more deadly in the final arc.

Duchess Org Tsuetsue

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"In with the Oni! Out with the luck!"note 
One of two main Duke Orgs along with Yabaiba, she serves as the Org's monster enlarger and spellcaster.
  • Back from the Dead: First she is resurrected after being crushed by rubble in episode 14 courtesy of Ura, then Yabaiba fishes her out of Org Hell in episode 47 after she was used by Rasetsu as a human shield. She later gets brought back again on two separate occasions, but dies by the end of them.
  • Berserk Button: Just don't call her an Obaasan, it can make her barely contained rage come out much worse than it would usually do.
  • Catchphrase: "Oni in, luck out!"
  • Dragon-in-Chief: In the final arc she more or less does all the work of creating Ultimate Org Senki and executing the final plan of the Orgs all by herself, while the Highnesses merely empower her and use nothing but brute force from that point on until they're destroyed; even when on the battlefield it's Tsuetsue who calls the shots more than the actual leaders and even instructs them against the Gaoranger. Even when Senki emerges, it's through her and Yabaiba's help and directions that he manages to almost win.
  • Evil Sorcerer: Her main role is to create spells and use enchantments to empower Orgs and even her fellow Duke Orgs. She gets upgraded to a full blown Org Priestess in the finale.
  • Killed Off for Real: After her ambiguous fate at the end of Gaoranger, Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger vs. Gaoranger has her killed off definitely when she's double tapped by the combined Victory Gadget and Haja Hyakujuken finishers along with Yabaiba.
  • Make My Monster Grow: The sorceress of the Orgs who can resurrect fallen Orgs and turn them giant, though it comes with the catch that resurrected Orgs cannot (usually) return to normal size and if they're killed again, they're killed for good.
  • Meaningful Name: Her name is a pun on "Tsue", which means staff/cane/wand in Japanese; since she wields a staff as her magical weapon.
  • Minion Shipping: With Yabaiba. The two even die together while swearing to remain together in the afterlife.
  • One-Winged Angel: First she uses Ura's crown to turn herself into what seemed to be the third Highness Duke, Onihime, and later gets a Super Mode in Super Tsuetsue, granted by Ura from the thousand-year-old evil spirit.
  • Really 700 Years Old: Lampshaded when White points out that Tsuetsue is the oldest woman on the show.
  • Sanity Slippage: Upon being revived, she started Sliding Down The Slippery Slope, becoming fanatical in her dedication to the revived Highness Orgs. This culminates in her discovering the dark secret to create the Org Heart, which results in the birth of Senki.
  • The Smurfette Principle: The only major female Org.
  • Uncertain Doom: Her last scene (and Yabaiba's) in the show has her getting caught up in the cave-in of the Matrix, but the show never states if she survived or perished in the collapse. Hurricaneger vs. Gaoranger goes with the interpretation of her surviving but Boukenger vs. Super Sentai instead goes with the interpretation of her dying with Yabaiba, demonstrated by her being resurrected in the Matrix rather than in the battlefield where she died for real in the former crossover.
  • Villain Decay: Like Yabaiba she started out as a fairly serious and competent villain but didn't stay that way for long. Until she was resurrected in Episode 47, that is. Though future post-Gaoranger instalments undid even that and she went back to her comedic status.

Duke Org Rouki

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A wolf-themed Duke Org awakened by Ura to further his plans, he soon turns out to have a greatly mysterious background behind him and becomes the main driving force of the second arc in the series
  • Arc Villain: Shares this position with Ura during the second arc up until his demise.
  • Berserk Button: When Rouki finds out that Shirogane used him (through the Dark Wolf Mask) as a power boost for GaoHunter, he was livid and lost any composure he had.
  • Breakout Villain: Rouki has gained more popularity than the rest of the villains in Gaoranger thanks to his cool attitude, immense power and deadliness, and it got to the point that several spin-offs have featured him as a separate character from Shirogane and the Thousand Year Evil and even got himself a collection figure for the SHODO Super line, a honor thus far only shared with the similarly popular Bio Hunter Silva.
  • Deader than Dead: First Shirogane is separated from the Thousand Year Evil, then said spirit takes on Rouki's form to try and kill Shirogane and gets destroyed, then Shirogane successfully rejects it for good with Ura taking the Evil for himself before the Evil is destroyed by GaoIcarus, thus the being that was Rouki is gone for good afterwards.
  • Disc-One Final Boss: Arguably serves as this for the second arc.
  • Laughing Mad: While enlarging himself during his final confrontation against the Gaorangers.
  • Mask Power: The Dark Wolf Mask contains the Thousand Year Evil, which can possess the wearer. Not even the Power Animals are safe from it.
  • Pet the Dog: Instead of killing Sae while he had the chance, he treated the wound on her leg instead. Though it's ultimately subverted as the moment there was a hint that the one doing the deed was Shirogane, who temporarily took control of Rouki to stop him. Rouki would happily kill her, and would've done so if it weren't for Shirogane being his host.
  • Savage Wolves: A wolf-themed Duke Org that came into existence when Shirogane put on the Thousand-Year Evil Mask which corrupted him into the Org. He is savage, cruel and nasty only held back by Shirogane's will resisting Rouki's evil. Once Shirogane is separate from him, he loses any possible restraint he's had.
  • This Cannot Be!: Rouki went through a big Villainous Breakdown after GaoHunter broke his horn by using GaoMadillo as a cue ball.
  • The Worf Effect: Downplayed. While piloting GaoHunter, Rouki was able to fight the Gaorangers in GaoKing Striker on equal footing, but later couldn't keep up with the latter Giant Robo's quick reflexes.
  • Wild Card: He wants to get Revenge on the Gaorangers but has no interest in working with the Orgs at the same time... until Ura came up with a plan to implant a brainwashing grasshopper on him.

Duke Orgs Kyurara and Propla

A tank and plane-themed (respectively) pair of Duke Orgs who the newly awakened Rasetsu appoints as replacements for Tsuetsue and Yabaiba. They serve as the first major threats of the Rasetsu arc.
  • Co-Dragons: To Rasetsu in their appearances, replacing Tsuetsue and Yabaiba, they don't last long in this role, however.
  • Flat Character: Don't have much characterization besides being Rasetsu's minions and obstacles to both the Gaoranger and the other Duke Orgs.
  • The Worf Effect: Despite being Duke Orgs, they're the first to be slain by GaoIcarus.

Duke Org DoroDoro

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"For the sake of Lord Rasetsu"
A ninja scroll-themed Org who is sent out by Rasetsu to capture Priestess Tetomu by any means possible, he enlists Tsutsue's help to ensure this goal and assist her in regaining Rasetsu's favor and respect. However, he also plots against his fellow Duke.
  • The Dragon: Becomes this to Rasetsu in his appearances, he personally carries out the task of kidnapping Tetomu and sets up both Tsuetsue and Yabaiba to be killed on Rasetsu's orders.
  • Make My Monster Grow: Seemingly capable of enlarging himself at will. That turns out to be an illusion, however.
  • Manipulative Bastard: Manipulates Tsuetsue's desire to impress Rasetsu so he can let her die a slow, painful death on Rasetsu's orders by slicing her horn, which does let her get into Sky Island but slowly kills her. He also employs trickery and illusions to make sure the Gaoranger can't figure out his plots.
  • Mythology Gag: He can make an illusion with ninjitsu arts to make it seem like he's grown giant on his own, while he actually remains small sized on the ground not unlike Gamalar.
  • The Psycho Rangers: Created the Shade Rangers, a copy of the Gaorangers which are almost entirely black, save for hightlights on their helmets. Any damage done to them will be reflected onto their corresponding Gaorangers.
  • The Worf Effect: Against the newly formed GaoCentaurus, he's hopelessly outclassed.

    Lesser Orgs 

Shuten's Orgs

Turbine Org

A turbine-themed Org who spreads mayhem with his powerful winds. He is the first Org fought by the Gao Warriors onscreen and alongside Plugma is powerful enough to force them to find a fifth member.
  • A God Am I: He calls himself a god of wind, as if he was Fuujin.
  • Blow You Away: He can cause powerful winds to expel from his eyes.
  • Starter Villain: Alongside Plugma Org, he is the first enemy to appear in the show and though not the actual first Org the Gaoranger fought, it is nonetheless the one that forced the core 5 to gather for the first time.
  • The Worf Effect: He's the first Org to fall at the hands of the Power Animals.

Plugma Org

An electric plug-themed Org who appears to help Turbine Org against the Gaoranger, overwhelming them with his powerful lightning, their teamwork forces the Gao Warriors to seek the fifth member to stop him.
  • A God Am I: He calls himself a god of lighting, as if he was Raijin.
  • Shock and Awe: He can release what appears to be a tremendous amont of voltage.
  • Starter Villain: Along with Turbine Org , he works as the first antagonist fought by the core 5 Gaorangers all at on
  • The Worf Effect: Has the (dis)honor of being the first Org to be struck down by the Haja Hyakujuuken.

Barbwire Org

Camera Org

  • Combat Tentacles: As with Barbwire Org, he can utilize his film cape like this.
  • Invisibility: Whoever gets their picture taken by Camera Org would disappear, and then die as a result of their life force being sucked out into his film.
  • Magical Camera: He's a camera-themed Org who can make anyone disappear by simply taking pictures.
  • Shapeshifting: He's the first Org who is capable of disguising himself on-screen.

Hanging Bell Org

  • Deadly Ringer: A bell-themed Org who can imprison anyone in giant bells.
  • Hoist by His Own Petard: He imprisoned himself with one of his own giant bells by accident, allowing GaoKing to finish him off.

Tire Org

  • Shapeshifting: He can transform into a giant tire.
  • Wake-Up Call Boss: He's the first Org who proves to be a real challenge for GaoKing. The Orgs after him would later follow suit.
  • The Worf Effect: He's the first to be finished off by GaoKing Sword & Shield after Sae gains GaoElephant.

Wedding Dress Org

Boat Org

  • Anchors Away: Uses an anchor as an axe.
  • Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: Has a nigh-impenetrable shield (shaped like a ship's steering wheel).
  • The Worf Effect: Though Boat Org proves too much for GaoKing Sword & Shield to handle, he ends up being slain by GaoKing Spear the moment GaoGiraffe shows up.

Signal Org

  • Eye Laser: Befitting for an Org who is themed after a traffic signal, his eyes have different properties: red for explosive attacks, yellow for slowing down movements, and green for memory loss.
  • Laser-Guided Amnesia: Does this to Kakeru in his initial confrontation with the Gaorangers.
  • Light Is Not Good: He's an Org in white who utilizes light-based attacks.

Cellphone Org

  • Achilles' Heel: His antenna is the source of his signal disruption powers.
  • Power Pincers: Has a giant claw in place of his left arm.
  • Sensory Overload: His "Super Electromagnetic Wave" can disrupt phone signals and even nullify the Gaorangers' G-Phones.
  • The Worf Effect: He's easily slain by GaoKing Double Knuckle after GaoBear and GaoPolar reveal themselves.

Bulldozer Org

Samurai Doll Org

  • Cephalothorax: His actual face is in his chest.
  • Graceful Loser: In his dying words, he sees the Gaorangers as Worthy Opponents, even though GaoTiger interfered in the middle of a Giant Robo fight.
  • Samurai: Even if he emerged from a samurai doll, he's this in an aesthetic sense.
  • Sword and Gun: Despite being a samurai, he also carries a handgun as part of his arsenal.
  • Wake-Up Call Boss: Zigzagged. Samurai Doll Org gains the upperhand against GaoMuscle but only because the latter is not a fast as GaoKing.

Copy Org

  • Lethal Joke Character: Even though Shuten sees him as useless, Copy Org's powers proved to be very useful.
  • The Psycho Rangers: Created the Copy Sentai Copyrangers, Org knock-offs of the Gaorangers. They can be told apart from the real team because they have horns (Or, in the case of Black, more horns.).
  • Shapeshifting: Besides his power to create Evil Knockoffs, he can also impersonate anyone by scanning them.

Freezer Org

Ura's Orgs

Vacuum Cleaner Org

  • Arm Cannon: Has one shaped after a vacuum cleaner head on his right arm.
  • Weapons That Suck: Again, he's vacuum cleaner-themed Org, very useful for collecting valuables (such jewelry) for Ura.
  • Worf Had the Flu: The reason why Vacuum Cleaner Org is surprisingly easy to be slain is because he and the Duke Orgs were too busy stealing valuables and by the time they reached the museum, he had a hard time fighting back after the Gaorangers found them.

Bus Org

  • Bait the Dog: The Duke Orgs recruited him as part of their plan to steal the other Power Animals' GaoJewels by setting up news about GaoElephant's whereabouts (in truth, Rouki already stole GaoElephant two episodes earlier).
  • Light Is Not Good: He's an Org who took the form of a white bus.
  • Shapeshifting: He can transform into a bus, just like a Transformer.
  • The Worf Effect: Is quickly flattened by a Soul Bird-empowered GaoKing to make way for GaoHunter's glorious debut.

Clock Org

  • Achilles' Heel: Destroying the cuckoo above his head would nullify his time manipulation powers.
  • Time Master: He's capable of manipulatine time, befitting for a clock-themed Org.

Eyeglasses Org

Bike Org

  • Arm Cannon: His left arm can turn into one.
  • Birds of a Feather: He and Rouki wanted to get back at the Gaorangers for sealing them away.
  • Came Back Strong: Was originally Scooter Org during Gaku's early days as a Gaoranger. Tetomu sealed him in a coffin until Rouki released him a year later.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: His eyes were originally green as Scooter Org.

Human Body Specimen Org

Lawnmower Org

  • Blade Below the Shoulder: His arms can turn into large scythes.
  • Curbstomp Battle: Due to his unusual body, he gains the upper hand against GaoKing by attacking its legs. Even after being struck down by GaoKing's Reverse Animal Heart attack, at least he succeded in taking GaoBison out of action for the next four episodes.
  • Green and Mean: He takes the form of a green lawnmower.

Chimera Org

  • Artificial Human: He was formed when Ura infused a mud puppet with energy from the GaoJewels Rouki previously stole.
  • Curbstomp Battle: He does this to the Gaorangers before Shirogane gains the G-Brace Phone.
  • Extendable Arms: His elephant trunk-like right arm can extend into great lengths.
  • Fire, Ice, Lightning: He's capable of utilizing fire, ice, and electricity attacks.
  • Fusion Dance: He's an Org themed after the stolen four Power Animals.
  • The Speechless: He doesn't speak at all, since he's just a feral-minded Org.
  • The Worf Effect: After Shirogane became a Gaoranger, things are quickly going downhill for him.

Karaoke Org

Thousand Year Evil Orgs

Vase Org

  • Artificial Human: As with Chimera Org, he's a mud puppet brought to life by Ura, this time through the Thousand-Year Evil.
  • Verbal Tic: Usually includes "pot" in his sentences.
  • Weapons That Suck: He manages to seal GaoKing and GaoHunter in a pot while they're in a sparring match.
  • The Worf Effect: Proves no match against GaoMuscle Striker.

Bowling Org

  • Artificial Human: Again, he was originally one of Ura's mud puppets.
  • Curbstomp Battle: Easily beats the Gaorangers in just one shot. He later does the same to their Giant Robos.
  • Death by Irony: He's slain by a "bowling ball" attack from GaoKing Another Arm.
  • Improbable Weapon User: His main weapon? A bowling ball capable of destroying buildings.
  • Verbal Tic: Usually says "ling" and "bowling" in his sentences, just like in Vase Org's case.
  • The Worf Effect: Was slain at last by the formation of GaoKing Another Arm.

Tombstone Org

  • Defeat Equals Explosion: An aversion. He's sealed off, and then dissipated into thin air by GaoKing Cross Horn instead of being blown up like any other Org.
  • Increasingly Lethal Enemy: He was pretty easy to beat at first, but after being resurrected and enlarged by TsueTsue, he proves to be way more powerful than even GaoMuscle Striker.
  • Stone Wall: His body becomes more durable after TsueTsue enlarged him.
  • The Worf Effect: Is easily finished off by GaoKing Cross Horn after Tetomu and Shirogane win back GaoDeers' respect.

Rasetsu's Orgs

Charcoal Grill Org

A renegade charcoal grill-themed Org who defected from the cause to dedicate his immortal life to being a chef that cooked for humans to bring joy to them. He is sought out by Rasetsu for his legendary cooking and ends up befriending the Gaoranger as a result of his turn to good. He's also the only Org to turn good.
  • Adapted Out: Was not adapted in Power Rangers Wild Force
  • Aliens Among Us: "Demons" Among Us, actually, but Charcoal Grill Org takes on a human form resembling an old man to hide from his former faction.
  • Berserk Button: Insulting his cooking will drive him mad and to attack. As well as reveal his true Org form.
  • Brainwashed and Crazy: Is briefly transformed into a mindless evil Org by Tsuetsue after goading him into attacking them.
  • Burning with Anger: When fully enraged his whole body becomes extremely hot and the power of his attacks increases.
  • Came Back Wrong: A deliberate example, Tsuetsue resurrects him after Rasestu executes him so he can be a mindless giant berserker and force the Gaoranger to kill him no matter what.
  • Disney Death: He is given a Mercy Kill by the Gaoranger after Rasetsu and his lackeys forcefully transform him into a mindless berserker; but shows up alive serving food to Fuutaro (who would later be revealed to be the human guise of GaoGod) at the end of the episode which retroactively implies GaoGod resurrected him as a human.
  • Good Feels Good: The main reason for his Heel–Face Turn in the past is because helping others and making them happy with his meals brought him satisfication unlike the mindless destruction he used to create.
  • Heel Realization: After attacking a village in the far past and then seeing two children eating bread that his fire cooked he came to realize that destruction for him felt empty and he thus didn't derive enjoyment out of it, instead finding joy in making others happy which is why he dedicated his life to cooking and defected from the Org cause.
  • My Species Doth Protest Too Much: He has no interest in the mindless destruction the other Orgs revel in, viewing it as an empty prospect.
  • Playing with Fire: His main ability is to create hot and powerful fiery charcoal projectiles which can explode on impact.
  • Retired Monster: Used to be a powerful and terrifying Org in the far past, but nowadays is just a cook that has no intention to harm any humans anymore, without provocation that is.
  • Sole Survivor: Tsuetsue's and Yabaiba's definite deaths post-Gaoranger make him the only Org to still be alive in some way.
  • Supreme Chef: Considered the best Org cook and possibly the best cook to exist, which is why Rasetsu wants the other Orgs to bring him in so he can make him his personal cook.
  • Token Heroic Orc: The only good Org in the series.

Blacksmith Org

Magic-Flute Org

  • Arm Cannon: His left arm can transform into a gatling gun/missile launcher hybrid.
  • Bond Breaker: Indirectly does this to Shirogane and Tetomu, albeit temporarily.
  • Dreadful Musician: His flute songs are really awful, though Rasetsu finds it wonderful.
  • Groin Attack GaoBlack and GaoWhite inflicted this on him.
  • I Know Karate: Parodied with his "Fist of the Magic-Flute".
  • People Puppets: Anyone who hears Magic-Flute Org's flute songs would be forced into uncontrollable dancing fits. It only works on children at first, but after being empowered by the Duke Orgs' energy, he's now capable of inflicting this to grown-ups, including the Gaorangers themselves.

Juggling Org

Duke Org Yabaiba's younger brother, a Org proficient in juggling activities and part of "Team Circus" (composed of himself and Yabaiba).
  • Big Brother Worship: He greatly worships his big brother for being a Duke Org and is eager to hep him out against their enemies.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: One of the few Orgs who have a heart. In this case, his brotherly affection towards Yabaiba.
  • Monster Clown: Looks like a clown and has a goofy personality but is also an evil Org with as much interest in destroying humanity as his fellow Orgs.
  • Support Party Member: On his own, he's just a mediocre Org. But with Yabaiba, he proves himself to be a credible threat.

Animal Tamer Org

Monitor Org

Tinplate Org

Christmas Org/Chrismisery Org

A benevolent Org who is tired of the eternal war between humans and Orgs and wishes to stop it any way he can by giving gifts to children on Christmas. After GaoRed saves him from Tsuetsue and Yabaiba he ends up befriending him and even borrows his G-Phone as a sign of trust. However, he actually is neither good nor tired of the fighting, as he is working for Rasetsu to bring about the demise of the Gaorangers.
  • Bait the Dog: His whole episode is one long sequence of him deceiving GaoRed into trusting him by playing the role of an abused Org that wants to make peace only to reveal that he's as nasty as cruel as his fellow evil Orgs.
  • Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Him acting like the Orgs' Token Good Teammate is all just an act.
  • Jerkass: Takes a lot of delight in mocking GaoRed for trusting him.
  • Light Is Not Good: He's one of the few Orgs who are colored in white.
  • Small Role, Big Impact: His actions of taking the G-Phones set up Rasetsu's endgame plan even when he was killed.

Snowman Org

Yabaiba's Orgs

New Year's Org

A New Year Party-themed Org who Yabaiba summons as a distraction to keep the Gaoranger busy and hide the Matrix from them. He challenges the heroes to various traditional games (with a lethal twist each) instead of the usual battle.
  • Affably Evil: Quite the polite and nice Org when not trying to kill the Gaorangers, he even goes along with playing deadly games with them.
  • Improbable Weapon User: New Year's Org is an interesting take on this. He appears harmless at first due to being armed with useless New Year's-related stuff (such as Hanetsuki paddles, Menko cards, Beigoma tops, etc.), but his specialty is challenging his opponents to a game: anyone who loses to him in a New Year's game would end up being struck by one of his explosions.
  • Lethal Joke Character: He doesn't do well in a straight fight, but his New Year's games are very handy in stalling the Gaorangers before they could even find the Matrix.
  • We Need a Distraction: Yabaiba used him to distract the Gaorangers while he and the Orgettes are busy destroying all evidences pointing to the Matrix.

Steam Engine Org

The final, strongest Org born from a spirit possessing an old steam engine locomotive. Steam Engine Org proves himself as the strongest individual Org, but winds up caught up in a scheme of Yabaiba to resurrect Tsuetsue.
  • Berserk Button: He doesn't take kindly to being backstabbed by another Org and attempts to crush Yabaiba for it immediately upon growing rather than fight the Gaoranger as retaliation.
  • The Juggernaut: Nothing the Gaorangers threw at him at first did more than slow him down at best. The Falcon Summoner's arrow even bounces off his armor when Red tries to use it to destroy him. In giant form he basically plows through all their available combinations without breaking a sweat and it takes a combination stronger than even GaoIcarus to bring him down.
  • Near-Villain Victory: Was a mere attack away from killing the Gaorangers in small form but was defeated when Yabaiba interfered and let him be killed for his own ends.
  • No-Sell: Almost every attack the Gaorangers and their Giant Robos threw at him had no effect.
  • The Worf Effect: After proving to be near-unbeatable in small and giant form and defeating most of the Power Animals and combinations he is finally defeated by the formation of GaoIcarus Another Arm and Foot, specifically said to be even stronger than the regular GaoIcarus, which utterly pulverizes.
  • Worf Had the Flu: How he's slain the first time: Yabaiba held him long enough for the Gaorangers to finish him off with the Evil-Crushing Hyakujuuken, intending to use its energy in TsueTsue's horn to fish her out of Org Hell.
  • World's Strongest Man: He's the most powerful multi-horned Org the Gaorangers have ever fought. Futaro wasn't even kidding when he said that. He's even stronger than most of the other Orgs, most of the Highnesses included.

    Other Orgs 

Three Org Brothers

The villains of The Movie, they appeared on the island where the Gaorangers and Tetomu were transported to. They forced the local villagers to work for them, until the Gaorangers intervened.

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