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Galvanax

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Voiced by: Richard Simpson (English), Gerardo Vásquez (Latin American Spanish dub)

The champion of an alien gladiator show, he sets his sights on Earth in the hopes of stealing the Ninja Nexus Prism.

Adaptational Dumbass: His Super Sentai counterpart Gengetsu was a dangerous threat while Galvanax is one of the most incompentent Big Bads in all of Power Rangers.
Adaptation Personality Change:
- His Ninninger counterpart is The Conqueror instead of a gladiator game show champion.
- Also, while Gengetsu ultimately sacrifices his own family to gain power, he was never an outright Bad Boss to his men, unlike Galvanax.
Ascended Extra: In a way; his counterpart Kibaoni spent most of the series as a disembodied voice we only heard saying the same phrase when creating the Monster of the Week. He only gets a body in the last arc, and even the final episodes are more about The Dragon Kyuemon's character development instead of putting Kibaoni in center stage. Traditional Big Bad duty is done by a different Dragon-in-Chief each arc similar to Magiranger/Mystic Force. On the other hand, Galvanax is out and about from the beginning, and holds the reins personally.
Bad Boss: Especially to Ripcon and Cosmo Royale.
Big Bad: Of the first season of the show.
Deadly Game: His fights are to the death, the prize the opportunity to try to reach into the Prism and obtain the Ninja Power Stars.
Demoted to Extra: Despite his frequent appearances in the first season of the show, Galvanax's influence over the show and villains could be argued to be less when compared to Gengetsu. While Gengetsu manages to keep a strong influence over the villains and becomes the final threat for Ninninger, Galvanax is killed halfway through the Ninja Steel series and is barely mentioned or acknowledged afterward.
Disc-One Final Boss: He is killed off in the season finale of Ninja Steel, ultimately halfway through the series.
Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: He was aware that only special people could pull the Power Stars out of the Prism, but it never occurred to him that it might be looking for moral qualities, not simply power or skill as a warrior. As a result, he spent 10 years trying to get random alien warriors to pull the Stars via Gladiator Games for nothing.
Hate Sink: He lacks the coolness and charm of the previous Big Bad, as well as the cunning and charisma of Madame Odious, has zero redeeming qualities to contrast with being a Bad Boss, and is mourned by nobody, not even the other villains that remain. (While in-universe, he had his fans, it was only for his strength more than anything else) These are the markings of a detestable villain.
Horrible Judge of Character: A rare villainous case as he not only trusts and listens to the traitorous Madam Odius, but is quick to believe that his loyal general Ripcon is a traitor and has him sent to his end. Not only is this trait a factor into his destruction, but it's one of the reasons Odius was able to take over his position as Big Bad.
Irony as She Is Cast: Richard Simpson voiced Big Good Keeper in the previous series; now he's voicing the Big Bad.
Killed Off for Real: Taken out for good by the combined forces of the rangers in Galavanax Rises, with Madame Odius taking over from him in the next season.
Orcus on His Throne: Subverted, in a way. When he first came to Earth he averted this, but now that he's back he mainly hangs out in his spaceship for fear of looking weak in front of his followers. However, he's more active in the planning phase of things than the main villains who were really bad about this.
Slave to PR: Avoids directly confronting the entire Ranger team out of fear of being knocked down or made to seem weak in front of his followers.
The Sociopath: He has enough superficial charm to garner up a large fanbase for himself and his show, a grandiose sense of self to the point of wanting to keep his reputation, manipulating even other galactic governments into reign changes like his attempt with Drillion against Princess Viera, a complete refusal to acknowledge his mistakes even when proven wrong or even regret anything he's done, and quick jumps to anger when he doesn't get his way, having no problem enslaving innocents or threatening his own subordinates if it serves his purpose.
Wants a Prize for Basic Decency: Calls Brody ungrateful and acts like he did Brody a favor by "taking him in" (read: killing his father and enslaving him) as a child. Brody disagrees.

Madame Odius

Voiced by: Jacque Drew (English), Rebeca Manríquez (Latin American Spanish dub)

Galvanax's advisor, with a surprising amount of knowledge on both the Ninja Nexus Prism and the Earth.

Adaptational Villainy: No last episode Heel–Face Turn for her. Even then, Kyuemon was a genuine supporter of Gengetsu (who was later revealed to be his father) up until he betrays him, not the case with Galvanax.
Big Bad: Of the second season, with Galvanax's death.
The Chessmaster: In Super Ninja Steel, she hires the Galactic Ninjas to destroy the Rangers. However, her true plan is to let the Rangers defeat the Galactic Ninjas so she can steal their Ninja Medallions.
Co-Dragons: Alongside Ripcon to Galvanax.
Cunning Like a Fox: She's themed after a kitsune, and both Galvanx and Ripcon are suspicious about her intentions, which are proven to be correct as she has taken the Gold Ninja Star for herself.
The Determinator: One good thing that can be said for her is that she never gives up. Even when she's clearly outmatched, she'll keep on fighting.
Dragon Ascendant: Becomes this after Galvanax is defeated by the rangers, taking over his spot as Big Bad in Super Ninja Steel.
Odius: The game's not over yet... not by a long shot!
Dragon with an Agenda: She's clearly hiding back information from her boss considering she possessed the Gold Power Star for several episodes and didn't bother telling Galvanax. She still seems to be supportive of Galvanax's plans in general, but has her own secret plans to undermine both him and the rangers.
Evil Genius: Appears to be much smarter than her boss and cohort and her plans tends to revolve around intelligence in comparison to them as well. She's also been keeping a secret lab within the ship where Galvanax's show is done.
Humongous Mecha: Got one in the form of Foxatron after collecting the Galactic Ninja's medallions.
Kick the Dog: Framing Ripcon for her crimes despite being a fellow cohort. And even before hand, she comes up with the ideas to punish Ripcon, like make him clean every toilet on the ship.
Manipulative Bastard: Odius doesn't fight normally, preferring to plan around the field to get what she wants. She also tends to think long term, such as her plans to use Aiden's memories in a robot to find their base and steal the ninja steel. And even after that plan fails, she managed to trick Galvanax into sending Ripcon to his death.
Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Due to trying use the Ninja Nexus Prism. She inadvertently recreated the Power Stars for the Rangers after they were destroyed in the first season, allowing them to regain their powers.
- Before that, she picked the best time to openly Starscream against Galvanax; he was on the verge of taking the Rangers out when the magnet beam bought them time.
One-Winged Angel: After merging with the Nexus Super Star in the finale.
Really 700 Years Old: In the finale, she reveals that she's had her goal of raising an army and claiming the Ninja Nexus Prism's power for a thousand years.
Rugged Scar: She ends up with one of these over her eye after her defeat in Foxatron at the hands of the Ninja Blaze Megazord.
She's a Man in Japan: Her Ninninger counterpart, Kyuemon Izayoi, is male (though voiced by a woman and was not known to be male for a long time).
Team Killer: Is directly and indirectly responsible for Ripcon's and Galvanax's deaths respectively at the hands of the rangers and later kills Wolvermean herself after he fails to destroy the rangers.
The Sociopath: She is willing to to anything to get the Nexus Prism's powers, even putting her allies under a bus, has managed to fool even the rangers into thining she has loyalty to Galavanax while secretly acting against him, and she is smug and sadistic when facing her enemies in person. Plus, it's clear in it's super season that if she doesn't double cross an ally, it will be because she views him or her as an asset rather than because of morality.
The Starscream: A rare successful one, as she uses the Ninja Steel-attracting magnet-beam to pull on the Ninja Steel powering up Galvanax, restricting his movement and enabling the Rangers to finish him, leaving her in charge.
This Cannot Be!: Invokes this in "Reaching the Nexus" when the Rangers succeed in overpowering her powered-up form.
Unrelated in the Adaptation: Her Ninninger counterpart was the son of Galvanax's counterpart and older half-brother of Brax's counterpart. Here, none of them are related at all.
Villain Ball: In "Outfoxed" (thanks to stock footage), she literally stabs Wolvermean in the back while he's in the midst of battling the Rangers' new Blaze Megazord, and takes it on herself, leading to her Foxatron being destroyed. She might have stood a better chance if she had worked with Wolvermean, rather than take him out for no real reason (him taking too long doesn't count).
Villain Has a Point: She warns Galvanax against unnecessary fights by telling him that his fans will see him as weak if he goes down even once. She is ultimately proven correct since the Galaxy Warriors easily accept her role as the new leader without batting an eye to the fact she overthrew his position.
Xanatos Gambit: Her plan to create a Aiden robot using Levi's memories. Her main objective was claiming the Ninja Steel for herself, but she also ensured that Ripcon (the only one to openly distrust her) would be the one to take the fall in the event of failure.

Generals

Ripcon

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Voiced by: Campbell Cooley (English), Luis Alfonso Mendoza (earlier episodes, Latin American Spanish dub), Gerardo Alonso (later episodes, Latin American Spanish dub)

One of Galvanax's generals, an arrogant swordsman that only seems to respect Galvanax.

Acquitted Too Late: Ripcon is framed as a traitor by Madame Odius, and is subsequently destroyed in episode 12. In episode 21, nine episodes after his death, Odius gloats to Galvanax that Ripcon was never the traitor: she was. Unusually for this trope, it's not Galvanax who executed him — he was destroyed by the Rangers while trying to prove his innocence and get back on Galvanax's good side.
Adaptation Personality Change: Raizo was never a Butt-Monkey nor a Momma's Boy in Ninninger, but he was a Noble Demon, which Ripcon is not (though at least Ripcon didn't kill any of his fellow monsters).
Adapted Out: His sentai counterpart was briefly revived later in the series, when the Big Bad regained his physical form. Ripcon, however, stays dead.
Arch-Enemy: To Brody. During Brody's captivity on the Warrior Dome, Ripcon was his most persistent tormentor and openly insulted him every chance he got. After Brody becomes a Power Ranger, they have a couple one-on-one fights, where they make no bones about hating each other.
BFS: In his final battle, a pair of Skullgators combine into one for him. It doesn't last.
Bizarre Alien Biology: In episode 4, Galvanax is considering a pig monster (recycled from Jungle Fury), but considers her "too ugly". As Ripcon wears a mask and his true face is never shown, it is quite possible that he looks like that. Ripcon's response to Galvanax’s comment is?
Ripcon: Hey, that’s my mother!
The Brute: The main field commander of Galvanax and Blood Knight. He also suffers of Badass Decay as the series goes on.
Butt-Monkey: Tends to get blamed and kicked around by Galvanax when one of the monsters fails against the Rangers.
Co-Dragons: Alongside Madame Odius, to Galvanax.
Dual Wielding: Carries a pair of katanas with him everywhere.
Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas: Played for laughs. When Galvanax was looking for a new contestant, he came across a hideous pig-like monster, which he declares exceptionally strong but too ugly. Ripcon angrily takes offense, pointing out that the monster in question is his mother, showing that Ripcon is willing to stand up to anyone, even those he fears the most, if they insult his mother.
Frameup: Madame Odius lies to Galvanax that Ripcon is responsible for hiding the Gold Ranger on their ship and for the scheme with the robot Aiden, leading to him being sent into battle with the Rangers for the last time, ending in his death.
Jerkass: Taunting Brody about his father's death is only the beginning and he enjoys antagonizing anyone he perceives to be below him. He comes off as more sadistic than the all-business Galvanax and Madame Odius.
Properly Paranoid: Warns Galvanax against trusting Madame Odius. And likely with good reason, considering she secretly has the Gold Power Star.

Cosmo Royale

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Voiced by: Campbell Cooley (English), Raúl Anaya (eps. 1-5, Latin American Spanish dub), Alfredo Gabriel Basurto (ep. 6-42, Latin American Spanish dub)

The host of Galaxy Warriors, observing the events of the show with his Buzzcams.

Adaptation Personality Change: His ToQger counterpart, Baron Nero, was a dour, dutiful nobleman. Cosmo Royale is not.
Canon Immigrant: With the exception of his head, which is an original creation, his suit originated from Ressha Sentai ToQger (the previous Sentai that did not receive a Power Rangers adaption), as opposed to Ninninger.
Catchphrase: Always says "Gigantify!" when he enlarges a monster, often preceded by some variant of "Should we give X another chance?"
Cloudcuckoolander: Is rather eccentric, energetic, and happy on stage.
Deadpan Snarker: Is not afraid to mouth off to contestants should they fail.
Cosmo Royale: "While you didn't earn a Power Star, you did earn a trip to the hospital."
Enemy Summoner: His "Gigantify" machine can also be used to summon Skullgators by pressing its red (center) button.
The Evil Genius: The manager of Galvanax (and later Odius) who is The Spymaster, Monster Enlarger and Enemy Summoner of the crew.
Game Show Host: He hosts the Galaxy Warriors broadcast.
Ladies and Germs: He uses "monsters and maidens" in "Poisonous Plot", and "Ladies and gentlemonsters" regularly.
Large Ham: But of course.
Laser-Guided Karma: In "Reaching the Nexus". After forcing Victor and Monty to juggle with explosives, he and Badonna are blown up when Victor and Monty throw those same explosives right back at them.
Make My Monster Grow: His purpose. When a monster is destroyed at normal size (or requests it earlier), he has a special machine with three buttons (blue, red and yellow) wheeled onto stage. If the audience's outcry is loud enough, he 'gigantifies' the monster by pushing the blue (left) button on the machine, which fires an energy ray from the bottom of the ship. If he doesn’t get enough votes, he summons a Skullgator instead with the red button.
Non-Action Guy: The only major member of Galvanax and Odius' crew who never faces the rangers himself. He instead sends a Brainwashed and Crazy Zord fight for him in "Grave Robber".
Not-So-Harmless Villain: He usually stays on the ship and is seen as goofy comic relief who cares only about their ratings, causing Galvanax to treat him as a nuisance. However, in "Grave Robber", he personally set the Rangers up, forcing them to play his board game, where if they lose then they're destroyed. Had it not been for Levi, he would have actually won.
Punch-Clock Villain: Given how much he seems to care about their ratings, it seems like he's only helping Galvanax because it is literally his job.

Badonna

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Voiced by: Marissa Stott, Patricia Acevedo (Latin American Spanish dub)

One of Sledge's prisoners who joined up with Galaxy Warriors after he repaired their ship.

Abhorrent Admirer: Toward Brax, who doesn't appreciate the multiple fan letters she sent him. Despite this, while he might not actually return the favor, he does seem to care about her and even apologizes to her for failing before he dies.
Adaptational Nice Girl: Is nicer to Odius and (at times) Cosmo than Ariake was towards Kyuemon and Masakage.
Adaptation Personality Change: Her Ninninger counterpart, Ariake no Kata is not a Social Darwinist, but a selfish and vain Narcissist who loves Mangetsu as much as a mother would love her son, even though Mangetsu himself is an Enfant Terrible.
Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: In Ninninger, Mangetsu was the son of Ariake no Kata and Gengetsu, and she was very loving towards him. Here, they are not related (in fact, they originate from separate dimensions), and Badonna is instead an overbearing Fangirl toward Brax.
Combat Hand Fan: In battle, she wields a fan capable of firing energy blasts at the Rangers.
The Dragon: Odius' second-in-command during season 2.
Demoted to Extra: Prior to Mangetsu's introduction, Ariake no Kata outranked Kyuemon (with the latter being her stepson), and served as the Dragon-in-Chief after her revival. Here, the roles are reversed, with Badonna being Odius' Dragon instead of her stepmother or superior.
Dies Differently in Adaptation: In Ninninger, Gengetsu absorbs a dying Ariake no Kata (who's been fatally wounded by StarNinger and AoNinger) to become more powerful. Here, she's blown up by Victor and Monty.
I Fight for the Strongest Side!: Feels she can serve Odius better than being Sledge's prisoner, even proving her loyalty by revealing to Odius why Sledge really wants the asteroid — for the Super Ninja Steel, thus allowing Odius to preemptively take the Ninja Steel for herself while letting Sledge believe the asteroid still has it..
Laser-Guided Karma: In "Reaching the Nexus". After kidnapping Victor and Monty and forcing them to be clowns, she and Cosmo are blown up when Victor and Monty throw the explosives they were made to juggle with right back at them.
Unrelated in the Adaptation: In Ninninger, she was Gengetsu's wife and Mangetsu's mother. Here, she never even met Galvanax, and is a huge fan of Brax rather than his mother.
- Ariake was also the stepmother of Kyuemon, Odius' sentai counterpart. As said above they aren't related in this show.

Lord Draven

Voiced by: Rajneel Singh (English), Humberto Vélez (Latin American Spanish dub)

The main villain of the special episode Dimensions in Danger.

Hoist by His Own Petard: The last of the "Mega Arrows" he intended to use to destroy the barriers between dimensions ended up being used to finish him.
Multiversal Conqueror: His goal is to break down the barriers between dimensions and conquer them all.
The Straight and Arrow Path: He is skilled with a bow and arrow.
Two-Faced: The right and left sides of his body have different designs.

Brax

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Voiced by: Jamie Linehan, Héctor Miranda (ep. 35, Latin American Spanish dub), Leonardo García (eps. 38-41, Latin American Spanish dub)

A famous fighter of at least 12 Solar Systems, Brax and General Tynamon were summoned by Madame Odius to defeat the Power Rangers.

Adaptational Nice Guy: While he is still on the side of evil, Brax is less of a Jerkass to his allies than Mangetsu (who would even abuse his own mother for petty reasons). He even seems to genuinely care for Badonna, if his last words are anything to go by.
Bash Brothers: With Gorrox.
BFS: Wields a huge barbarian like sword.
The Brute: An arrogant Blood Knight who is obsessed with the idea of beating the rangers. He's the strongest general of season 2.
The Dreaded: The strongest of the generals, and before "Doom Signal", he bested the Rangers in most of their matches.
Unrelated in the Adaptation: In Ninninger, Mangetsu was the son of Ariake no Kata and Gengetsu, and half-brother of Kyuemon Izayoi. Here, he never even met Galvanax, and just works on Galaxy Warriors as a contestant under Odius and Badonna rather than being related to them.
Villain Decay: Inverted in "Magic Misfire", where he easily pummels the Rangers. Even when Brody utilises the Super Star Blade (the weapon that defeated him the first time), Brax quickly overpowers him.
Wounded Gazelle Gambit: He pretends to be weak during his first fight against the Rangers in order to make them overconfident the next time they fight. And it worked.

General Tynamon

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Voiced by: Estevez Gillespie, Alejandro Mayen (Latin American Spanish dub)

The manager of Brax, the two were called in by Madame Odius to defeat the Power Rangers. He has a big secret that he doesn't want anybody to know about.

Dark Secret: In "Prepare to Fail", Badonna claimed to know a secret about him that he wouldn't want anyone else to know about. "Magic Misfire" reveals that Tynamon is actually a very small monster operating a robotic suit created in his image.
Demoted to Extra: Somewhat downplayed, but his Ninninger counterpart, Maskage Tsugomori, was one of the main members of the Ninninger villain group (his place being essentially usurped by Cosmo Royale) and lasted far longer due to being introduced immediately after the death of Ripcon's counterpart.
Evil Genius: The Strategist of the Galaxy Warriors.
Meaningful Name: "Tynamon" sounds like a warped version of "tiny man". He is ultimately revealed to be a miniscule creature operating a human-sized suit.
Voice Changeling: In "Happy to Be Me", he swaps voices with Levi in order to activate the stolen Fusion Star. The voices are switched back.

The Galactic Ninjas

In General

Galactic Ninjas

A group of four monsters summoned by Badonna to take on the Power Rangers. They are Wolvermean, Speedwing, Rygore, and Venoma.

Adapted Out: The only Dark Ninja from Ninninger not to be adapted is Kuroari. ^note
Animal Motifs: All of them are based on an animal.
Bee People: Venoma.
Feathered Fiend: Speedwing.
Psycho Rangers: Of a sort. They have their own ninja abilities to counter against the Power Rangers' abilities. They could also be compared to the Five Fingers of Poison from Jungle Fury.
Quirky Miniboss Squad: A themed team of ninjas, each interested in pushing the rangers to their limits with their own unique ninja powers.
Systematic Villain Takedown: In a sense. Though Wolvermean survives his first fight with the Rangers and instead is destroyed by Odius, the Rangers do defeat the other three in the order in which they introduce themselves.
Rhino Rampage: Rygore.
Unwitting Pawn: They were hired by Odius supposedly to destroy the Rangers. In truth, Odius wants the Rangers to destroy them so she can collect their Ninja medallions.
Wicked Weasel: Wolvermean.

Wolvermean

Voiced by: Jamie Linehan

The wolverine themed leader of the Galactic Ninjas and self-proclaimed "Thief of Memories."

Adaptation Species Change: In Ninninger Wolvermean is a badger. Here, he's a Wolverine.
Ascended Extra: In Ninninger, he is just another member of his counterpart's ninja clan and has no known authority over his comrades,^note while in Super Ninja Steel, he is the undisputed leader of the Galactic Ninjas.
Disc-One Final Boss: Arguably this for the Galactic Ninjas arc. Despite being the leader, he is the third out of the four members to be killed, with Venoma lasting a couple episodes longer than him. He's also the first to be fought, and lose his medallion, so he spent most of his time in a state where he's known to be weaker than his compatriots. He does, however, remain a force to be reckoned with when he returns to the battlefield.
Epic Flail: Can use his shield attached to his chained ax.
- Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: It even has razors all around.
I Am Not A Weasel: Despite themed after a wolverine, he makes howling noises like an actual wolf.
In the Back: How Odius kills him during his second giant battle, with the katana from her Foxatron.
Laser-Guided Amnesia: Can steal people's memories in the form of orbs.
Jack of All Trades: Although he isn't overpowering, Wolvermean is effective in all areas of combat. His chain has enough power and versatile range, skilled enough in ninjutsu, quick enough to blindside half of the team and steal almost all of their memories, and his shield is useful for close range combat and defense.
Killed Off for Real: Is stabbed in the back by Odius using her Foxatron Zord due to him taking too long to destroy the Rangers and their new Ninja Blaze Megazord.
Not Quite Dead: He survives the Ninja Ultrazord's attack and swears revenge before returning to the Warrior Dome.

Speedwing

Voiced by: Ian Hughes

A falcon-themed Galactic Ninja and self-proclaimed "fastest ninja alive."

Hoist by His Own Petard: Brody accidentally stuck Speedwing's own Speed Power Star from behind, making his speed uncontrollable and falling into the rangers line of attack.
Irony as She Is Cast: Ian Hughes previously voiced Slowgre.
Lightning Bruiser: It's no wonder he names himself the fastest Galactic Ninja. His speed, even when reduced, is still fast enough to run circles around the rangers. That doesn't ignore his strength and defense. He can knock out the Rangers with just a sword slash, has enough range to keep his opponents at bay, and can deflect elemental ninjutsu with little difficulty. The only way the Rangers win is through making him unable to control his own speed star.
Super-Speed: With his Speed Power Star.
Toothy Bird: His mouth resembles a bird's beak, but also has teeth.

Rygore

Voiced by: Charlie McDermott

A Rhino themed Galactic Ninja and self-proclaimed "Master of Surprise attacks and Strategy."

Evil Genius: Claims to be the Galactic Ninja of strategy and surprise attacks, but is more like The Brute except with more creative attacks.
Genius Bruiser: He claims that he is the master of surprise attacks and strategy. What we saw of him, however, is using a dice to create attacks, making his this claim ring pretty hollow.
Hoist by His Own Petard: The Rangers defeat him by creating a new strategy with their clones to overwhelm him with a new attack while he's busy trying to spin the dice and when he grows giant, his focus on that distracts him from the Rangers just deciding to finish him off already.
Informed Ability: The "master of surprise attacks and strategy" is anything but. Because he chooses his attack with a roll of the dice, the Rangers can't guess his attacks because even he can't; not strategy but random chance. Also, having to wait for the dice to land and then begin his attacks makes him anything but a master of surprise attacks. He meets his end the instant it occurs to the Rangers to just blast him before he can do all that.

Venoma

Voiced by: Aidee Walker

A bee/wasp themed Galactic Ninja and self-proclaimed "Ninja of Dangerous Love."

Cupid's Arrow: True to being the ninja of love, she can fire arrows that can cause anybody to fall in love with the first person they saw. Her and Madame Odius's plan is to make the Rangers fall in love with her, which would be easy to collect the Power Stars from them.
Final Girl: The last Galactic Ninja to be defeated happens to be the only female one.
Last of Their Kind: After Wolvermean's death, she becomes the last Galactic Ninja the Rangers have to face. Lampshaded in her dying words when she says, "The Galactic Ninjas are no more!"
The Smurfette Principle: The only female ninja in the Galactic Ninjas.
The Worf Effect: Got hit by this in Episode 9 due to Madame Odius holding onto her medallion for Foxatron. However, with it, she becomes a force to be reckoned with.

Mooks and Monsters

Foot soldiers

Kudabots

The standard robotic Mooks that serve aboard the Warrior Dome. Armed with spiky spears.

All Asians Wear Conical Straw Hats: Their hats are designed after feudal Japanese foot soldiers.
Ascended Extra: Retired very early on in Ninninger, but persisted throughout Ninja Steel.
Boom Stick: Spears that blow stuff up!
Mooks: The first set of mooks the Rangers fought against.

Basher Bots

More powerful robotic soldiers that serve Galvanax. Armed with large forked swords.

Cool Sword: Armed with pronged swords (sort of combining a sword and a Satsumata, another kind of spear).
Elite Mooks: The second set of foot soldiers that appeared, and are the upgrade towards toe Kudabots.
Oni: They ditch the hats for a more Japanese-ogre-like appearance. Other than that, they’re the same as Kudabots.

Foxbots

Special robotic soldiers directly under the command of the Galactic Ninjas.

Fusion Dance: Odius's magic combines four of them into her Foxtron Zord.

Skullgators

Giant creatures armed with pick-like weapons that get sent out to battle the Zords if the Monster Of The Week doesn't get enough support from the Galaxy Warriors audience.

BFS: Two of them combine into a single sword for an enlarged Ripcon to use. However, it winds up breaking back apart into its component Skullgators after the Ninja Fusion Zord is formed and brings out its BFS against them.
The Brute: As villains who rely on physical abilities.
Cool Sword: Two of them can become one of these.
Dem Bones: Per the name, they're essentially made up of bones.
Dumb Muscle: They're pretty much just brute force with no strategy.
Kaiju: A naturally giant species of monster which get sent down to fight the Megazords from time to time.
More Teeth than the Osmond Family: They're about as toothy as the Greenzillas from Power Rangers Dino Charge.

Robo Rangers

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An army of fake robotic Rangers created for Lord Draven. They were created from six captured Rangers based off the Mighty Morphin Red Ranger, Pink Turbo Ranger, Blue Space Ranger, White Dino Thunder Ranger, Gold Samurai Ranger, and Yellow Megaforce Ranger. A special Black Dino Thunder Ranger Clone was also created.

The Dragon: The Black Dino Thunder Ranger Clone serves as this to Lord Draven.
Evil Knockoff: The best way to tell them apart from the real deal while they're in ranger form is the spiked shoulder pads and Draven's face on the belts.
Psycho Rangers: A whole army of robotic Rangers under Lord Draven's command.

Galaxy Warriors Contestants

General

Adaptation Species Change: Just like MMPR season 3, they're youkai in the Ninninger but aliens here.
Adapted Out: Yokai Fudagaeshi was the only individual the Youkai in Ninninger that was not adapted.

Lavagor

Voiced by: Andrew Laing

A warrior who was briefly seen fighting Korvaka.

Flat Character: He doesn't have much character, not even any speaking lines. He just shows up to be destroyed.
Prop Recycling: His suit was originally used as Venjix's first body in Power Rangers RPM.
Strong Family Resemblance: He is revealed in episode 4 to have an identical brother.
The Voiceless: Only spoke in grunts.
We Hardly Knew Ye: Is only seen on screen for a brief fight before being destroyed.

Korvaka

Voiced by: Tim Raby

The first warrior sent to Earth by Galvanax to retrieve the Ninja Nexus Prism from Brody Romero.

Cats Are Mean: If he's supposed to be a cat just like Mig, then he's definitely this.
Curb-Stomp Battle: Gives one to Brody before he became a ranger. Of course, this turns the other way around once Brody, Preston and Sarah retrieve their Power Stars.
Mythology Gag: He is said to be the champion of the Ninninger Galaxy, a reference to Shuriken Sentai Ninninger, the Sentai from which Ninja Steel is adapted from.
Prop Recycling: His suit was originally used for the cyborg form of the Fearcat Mig from Power Rangers Operation Overdrive. His sword belonged to another Fearcat by the name of Benglo.
Starter Villain: Is the first monster to be fought by the rangers while morphed.

Ripperrat

Voiced by: Adrian Smith

A weasel monster with chainsaw-like claws sent to Earth to retrieve the Ninja Power Stars and the first monster to fight all five core Ninja Steel Rangers.

Blade Below the Shoulder: Wields two chainsaw claws on his arms.
Dies Differently in Adaptation: In Ninninger, the Ranger's Zords formed together into Shuriken Gattai Shurikenjin (the Ninja Steel Megazord) to destroy Ripperrat's Sentai counterpart. As the Megazord wasn't to appear until the next episode, Ripperrat only fought the ranger's individual Zords and was destroyed by a combined blast from the Ranger's Ninja Blasters. The show worked around this by giving Ripperrat an identical twin brother, Trapsaw, and used the Megazord footage for his death in a later episode.
Expy: Of Jason Voorhees. He wields two chainsaw claws and the pattern of his armor strongly resembles a hockey mask, even donning some red markings that resemble those on Jason's mask.
Razor Wind: One of his main attacks.
Sadist: He really enjoys and emphasizes the idea of inflicting pain upon the rangers.
Stock Ninja Weaponry: When Ripperrat grew, he had kunai to throw.
Wicked Weasel: A weasel monster.

Spinferno

Voiced by: Greg Ward

A fire-themed monster donning roller skates.

Back from the Dead: Is one of four monsters to fight the rangers as ghosts in Ninja Steel's Halloween special.
Dies Differently in Adaptation: In Ninninger, he was killed off by Ripcon's Sentai counterpart as opposed to being destroyed normally by the rangers. Since this would probably come off as confusing, he was instead destroyed by a combined attack from the rangers in Ninja Steel.
Make My Monster Grow: Averted, he doesn’t get enough support for this to happen, so Cosmo sends a Skullgator to fight the Rangers instead.
Playing with Fire: Most of his attacks revolve around him shooting fire.
Pride: He's very egotistical and full of himself. Ultimately, this is what led to his downfall.
Super-Speed: One of his main abilities.
Too Dumb to Live: He didn't seem a bit suspicious that Calvin offered him his Power Star if he could simply beat him in a race, nor did he notice that Calvin slowed down halfway through. And ultimately this leads to him being ambushed and destroyed by the other rangers.

Slogre

Voiced by: Ian Hughes

A kappa/fire extinguisher monster that can create a mist that makes people move more slowly.

The Ace: Is hyped up by Galvanax to be this.
Back from the Dead: Is one of four monsters to fight the rangers as ghosts in Ninja Steel's Halloween special.
Cloudcuckoolander: He's rather odd in nature. He tends to act goofy and child-like around his opponents and does strange things such as make odd noises while stealing the ranger's Ninja Power Stars.
Flight: Achieved by using the extra nozzles to propel himself like one would use a rocket pack.
Hilarious in Hindsight: The monster before him, Spinferno, is a fire themed monster who was known for his speed. Slogre is a fire extinguisher monster that can slow people down.
Kappa: What he's based on.
Near-Villain Victory: Was probably the most successful monster up to this point, almost getting away with three Ninja Power Stars.

Tangleweb

Voiced by: Jamie Linehan

A spider/refrigerator-themed monster that can consume and trap people and things in the container on his back.

All Webbed Up: He is capable of shooting web from his mouth.
Big Eater: Ate a Kudabot prior to his introduction. Also one of the reasons he attacked the Rangers was because of his big appetite.
Fat Bastard: He's noticeably a bit shorter and pudgier compared to the other contestants.
Giant Spider: Very much so. Even moreso after he's Gigantified.
Multi-Armed and Dangerous: It comes with being a spider monster.
Near-Villain Victory: If it wasn't for Calvin, he would have gotten away with a full stomach and four Ninja Power Stars.
Sizeshifter: Could shink himself to the size of an ordinary spider, even able to keep the strength of his normal-sized form. His Vacuum Mouth attack could also be considered this.
Vacuum Mouth: Can turn into a large cloud-like vortex to suck up and eat what or whoever may be in his way.

Badpipes

Voiced by: Kelson Henderson

A Scottish Tengu/clarinet monster that can hypnotize people using his bagpipes.

Bizarre Alien Biology: He has a clarinet-shaped nose that he plays his bagpipes with.
Blow You Away: With his fan, Badpipes is capable of creating strong wind gusts.
Brave Scot: Is Scottish and not afraid to fight the rangers.
Facial Horror: His nose is ripped right off his face and crushed by the Rumble Tusk Ninja Steel Megazord.
Instrumental Weapon: His first weapons are his bagpipes. Later uses a fan after the bagpipes are destroyed.
Mind-Control Music: The music from his bagpipes make his victims do whatever he wants. He demonstrates this on Cosmo and a group of Kudabots by making them dance in front of the Galaxy Warriors audience. He later uses this against the rangers to try to force them to give him their Power Stars.
No-Sell: His music doesn't work on Kody or Redbot.
Pinocchio Nose: Can extend his nose out as an attack when he went giant. This gets crushed when the Rumble Tusk Ninja Steel Megazord's trunk coiled around it when he tries it a second time.
Tengu: The monster he's based on.

Hacktrack

Voiced by: Ian Hughes

A satellite dish monster that steals Sarah's cloning technology in order to make clones of Galvanax.

Adapted Out: His sentai counterpart had a smiley face as well as the ugly and angry looking face Hacktrack has, but the smiley one never gets used (probably because he didn't use that face for too long)
Ambiguous Robots: While he has a somewhat natural appearance, his voice sometimes has a robotic tone to it and glitches out at times, he emits beeping and buzzing sounds constantly, and he short circuits a few times, most notably when he was tricked into stealing a virus, afterwards stating that he needed to reboot.
Back from the Dead: Is one of four monsters to fight the rangers as ghosts in Ninja Steel's Halloween special.
Beware the Nice Ones: Kind of a villainous example. He doesn't come off as much of a Jerkass compared to other monsters in the season. Doesn't change that he's loyal to a crazed alien gladiator that wants the rangers' source of power regardless of the cost.
Beware the Silly Ones: He has a silly and somewhat innocent demeanor. Despite this, he is still evil and a dangerous threat to the rangers.
Clone Army: Created eight giant clones of Galvanax that were just as strong as the real Galvanax. The only way to stop them was to destroy Hacktrack's cloning technology.
Improbable Weapon User: Wields what looks to be a satellite dish club.
Verbal Tic: His voice glitches out, causing him to stutter and repeat words.
Hacktrack: I need to reboot... bootbootbootboot...
Hacktrack: I'm back online and I'll make you pay for w-w-what you di-zzt-did!

Stonedozer

Voiced by: Phil Brown

A hulking rock and bulldozer monster who creates a chain of massive earthquakes in Summer Cove.

Bizarre Alien Biology: While the padding on his legs and feet could be seen as boots, his claw and scoop arms seem to be physically attached to his body. It's unknown if they're natural or cybernetics that replaced Stonedozer's real arms.
Body Horror: Referring back to Stonedozer's Bizarre Alien Biology, he could be seen as this if his arms actually are thought of as cybernetic replacements.
Dishing Out Dirt: A rock-themed monster that can dish out rocks for attacks.
Dig Attack: Can dig underground by flailing his arms around like a madman.
Earthquake Machine: His main ability makes him this. Also helps that he appears to be part machine.
Genius Bruiser: Despite his brutish demeanor, he seems to be as intelligent as most of the contestants sent after the rangers.
Jerkass: He has no qualms against destroying a large stadium, potentially killing many innocent bystanders who had nothing to do with his mission, just to get the Power Stars.
Near-Villain Victory: Not only almost got all six Power Stars, but almost killed the rangers at the same time.
Power Pincers: Wields one on his right arm.
Would Hurt a Child: One of Levi's young fans was almost crushed by a piece of the falling stadium that Stonedozer destroyed.

Trapsaw

Voiced by: David Van Horn

Ripperrat's physically identical brother.

Back from the Dead: Is one of four monsters to fight the rangers as ghosts in Ninja Steel's Halloween special.
Blade Below the Shoulder: Wields two chainsaw claws on his arms.
Decomposite Character: As noted above in Ripperrat's section, there was only one Yokai Kamaitachi in Ninninger. However, since they still had Megazord footage for that episode, Trapsaw was created to utilize that footage.
Dirty Coward: He tries to flee most of the fights he instigated when the odds end up against him.
Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas: He waves and calls out to his mother when he finally finds the Galaxy Warriors audience.
Foil: To his brother Ripperrat. Ripperrat was sadistic, cunning, and intelligent, while Trapsaw is bumbling, absent-minded, and cowardly.
Hoist by His Own Petard: Two of his three traps wind up hitting him instead.
Idiot Ball: His dimwitted personality is apparent throughout the episode and is even quickly pointed out by Galvanax. Examples of his rather idiotic escapades include not being able to find the audience when Cosmo tried to introduce him as the next contestant, failing to demonstrate his trap ability by hitting himself in the head with an anvil, walking straight into his own trap after it failed to work on Brody, and even forgetting where he laid one of his traps.
Trap Master: He tries (and fails) to be this, with all three of his shown traps failing to hit their intended target.

Toxitea

Voiced by: Yvette Parsons

A tea and steam monster that poisons Brody.

Adaptational Badass: She is much more aggressive than her Ninninger counterpart.
Ominous Fog: Is briefly seen creating a steam-like fog while fighting the rangers.
Playing with Fire: One of her attacks is shooting large (sometimes poisonous) fireballs at her opponents.
Poisonous Person: Her main ability and schtick revolves around her shooting poison.
She's a Man in Japan: Her Ninninger counterpart, Yokai Enraenra, is a male.
Taking the Bullet: She originally intended to poison Levi and Hayley, but hits Brody instead, who jumped in the way to defend Levi.
Wolverine Claws: Could use these in the place of a weapon.

Shoespike

Voiced by: Rowan Bettjeman

Portrayed by: Jacob Dale

A living sneaker monster who loves competition.

A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Disguises himself as a human runner under the name Bob Shoespike.
Affectionate Parody: Has a voice that sounds just like Arnold Schwarzenegger, though it's clearly not him.
Collector of the Strange: Turns losers into trophies for him to collect.
Combat Pragmatist: In a non-combat example. During the three-legged race with Brody, Levi, and Calvin, he switches out his Basherbot teammates with fake and light dummies, allowing him to run faster.
Cyclops: Naturally, due to his Ninninger counterpart being based on a Yokai that is commonly depicted as one of these.
Morphic Resonance: The shirt worn by his human form has the same colors as his monster body.
Super-Speed: His main power is his immense and superhuman speed.
Unsportsmanlike Gloating: His entire personality is centered around being a poor sport, often belittling those who lose to him and despises the idea of him losing. He also has a magic baton that makes others like this should they touch it.

Lord Drillion

Voiced by: Joseph Wycoff

A lion and toolbox monster. He was originally Princess Viera's bodyguard, but betrayed her in order to take the throne of the Lion Galaxy.

Adaptation Species Change: He's a monkey in Ninninger instead of a lion. This is due to the Yokai he's based on, Nue, commonly being depicted as a monkey.
Bodyguard Betrayal: Betrays Viera when she proves to be "too soft".
Curb-Stomp Battle: Almost the entirety of the first episode he appears in is him basically beating the living crap out of the rangers.
Dragon with an Agenda: He claims that he always viewed Viera as a weak ruler and fancied himself as a better ruler of the Lion Galaxy, showing that he planned to overthrow her long before Galvanax's interference.
Improbable Weapon User: He uses a lot of construction tools for combat (wrench, drill, buzzsaw) but they are effective against the rangers.
The Starscream: Planned on usurping the throne from Viera as he saw her to be too weak for the throne.
This Is a Drill: Sports one on his right arm.
Wake-Up Call Boss: The first Galaxy Warrior to actually give the Rangers trouble, damage their weapons, and destroy the Ninja Fusion Zord. The only reason he doesn't destroy them here and now is because the Lion Fire Zord piloted by Viera forces him to retreat.
The Worf Effect: Got hit by this once Brody got access to the Lion Fire Armor and the Lion Fire Zord.

Phonepanzee

Voiced by: Simon Mckinney

A chimpanzee and telephone monster that can imitate others' voices.

Bare-Fisted Monk: With no real weapons at his disposal, Phonepanzee uses his fists.
Beware the Silly Ones: As ridiculous as he looks, he put together a genuinely clever plan, and almost succeeded in capturing all the Rangers. He only failed due to circumstances beyond his control, as he called Levi while pretending to be Hayley, unaware that Hayley was right next to him.
Bizarre Alien Biology: He appears to be organic, yet has a phone and dial physically attached to his body and a speaker poking out of his mouth.
Gonk: A hunched, furry creature with no noticeable head or shoulders, strange rabbit-like ears, and a barely simian face stretched across his chest twisted in a goofy and somewhat creepy grin. Even for a monkey he looks weird.
Hoist by His Own Petard: He calls Levi pretending to be Hayley when Hayley was standing next to him the entire time, which is what led to his plan falling apart.
Make Me Wanna Shout: He can produce a sonic shockwave that briefly immobilized the Rangers' Zords.
Silly Simian: He's a chimpanzee and has the erratic behavior of one too.
Vine Swing: He would swing on a vine to ambush the rangers and steal their Power Stars.
Voice Changeling: He could imitate a person's voice perfectly once he recorded a sample of it.

Cat O'Clock

Voiced by: Charlie McDermott

A cat and watch monster who can freeze people in time.

Absurd Phobia: Despite being a lumbering behemoth of a monster, he is still scared of dogs like a normal cat.
Attack Its Weak Point: To disable his time-freezing powers, you need to destroy the source. The clock on his chest.
Cats Are Mean: He is a cat and villain after all.
Time Stands Still: Has a version of this as his main ability. While he can't make time itself standstill, he can put a spell on objects, which will freeze whoever touches them in time.
Too Dumb to Live: He all but outright told the Rangers that the clock on his chest is the source of his powers and his weakness, which leads to his plan completely failing.
Verbal Tic: He tends to say 'meow meow' after his sentences.
- He also tends to hiss and growl when angry.

Abrakadanger

Voiced by: Murray Keane

A magician monster with various powerful spells.

The Ace: Openly proud of his powerful and advanced magic skills. Even Preston acknowledges this.
The Blank: He doesn't seem to have any form of face.
Blown Across the Room: More like blown across the United States, which is what he does to Levi using his magic.
Evil Sorcerer: A villain who is a master of various spells.
Forced Transformation: He turns Brody, Sarah and Calvin into a teddy bear, heart and rubber duck.
Impossibly Cool Clothes: He wears a red robe and hood with various elaborate designing on it.
Magic Staff: His main weapon is a staff that doubles as a witch's broom.
Taken for Granite: Turns the Megazord into stone. However Levi returned at the right time to stop the monster.

Forcefear

Voiced by: Darren Young

A monster who can create a powerful force field.

Deflector Shields: His main ability is to create powerful force fields that strongly resemble brick walls.
Psychopathic Manchild: His voice and personality are similar to that of a mischievous child instead of a monster.
Pint-Sized Powerhouse: He's noticeably pretty small, appearing to be slightly shorter than Cosmo. Regardless he's still a fairly strong enemy for the rangers.
Shoulder Cannon: Has two that resemble railroad crossing gates stretching from his back.
Super-Toughness: Even when he isn't using his force field, Forcefear can easily shrug off the Rangers' attacks.
Wake-Up Call Boss: The first one since Drillion. Not only was he a fairly strong opponent, but absolutely none of the Rangers' attacks or initial weapons could break his force field.

Cleocatra

Voiced by: Chelsea McEwan Miller

A cat and watch monster who can freeze people in time. ...again.

Distaff Counterpart: Is female, though identical to the male Cat O'Clock.
Know When to Fold 'Em: She tries to escape when her plan is foiled, though once Brody accidentally becomes giant, she doesn't hesitate to grow herself as well and attack him.
Make My Monster Grow: Her time control device also has a gigantify option, since the Warrior Dome (still damaged from the previous episode's events) isn't up to firing the beam.
Revenge: She wants to make the Rangers pay for the death of her cousin Cat O'Clock.
She's a Man in Japan: Her Ninninger counterpart Mataneko was male, with the same voice actor as Cat O'Clock's counterpart Nekomata.
Strong Family Resemblance: A Running Gag this season, yet another monster who is an identical relative of a past monster.

Smellephant

Voiced by: Stephen Brunton

An elephant monster that can find anything via smell.

The Nose Knows: Can sniff out anything, including the Ninja Nexus Prism. Even if it's on another planet.
Super-Senses: Has a heightened sense of smell.

Deceptron

Voiced by: Mark Wright

A Frankenstein themed monster who can power himself up through lies.

Chest Blaster: His Bolt Blaster, a flashlight shaped bolt on his stomach which fires purple bolt shaped energy, which he tries to use to disable the Rangers' Power Stars. It works until Calvin admits the truth, negating the specific lies that partially powered up the Bolt Blaster and making the bolts disappear.
Demoted to Extra: In Ninninger, he is one of the Western Yokai, a group of three powerful monsters who are based on European monsters as opposed to Japanese folklore.^note In Super Ninja Steel, he is just another monster of the week with no actual distinction over the other contestants.
Frankenstein's Monster: His Ninninger counterpart was themed after this.
Genius Bruiser: He's one of the smarter contestants, and one of the larger and more powerful ones at that.
Living Lie Detector: He knows exactly when someone is lying, which will power up his Bolt Blaster.
Made of Iron: Is very strong, and one of the harder enemies to take down.

Spyclops

Portrayed by: Becky McEwan

Voiced by: Teulia Blakely

A fountain pen/cyclops/umbrella themed monster that was sent to hypnotize Levi by posing as a human named Jess.

A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Disguises herself as a human named Jess.
Ironic Echo: While Spyclops is disguised as a human, Victor continually tries to woo her, and after his latest attempt, he asks "Am I your type now? Be honest." Spyclops responds by turning back into her true form and asking the same question back at him, who promptly gets scared off by her terrifying appearance.
She's a Man in Japan: Her Ninninger counterpart, Yokai Kasabake, is a male.

Doomwave

Voiced by: Adrian Smith

An inflatable raft/wave/octopus themed monster sent to cause a tsunami to flood Summer Cove.

Shock and Awe: Can shoot lightning bolts from his eyes.

Game Goblin

Voiced by: Jamie Linehan

A lawnmower themed monster that sends the rangers to his own video game to steal their Power Stars.

Brainwashed and Crazy: Can inflict this with his "Controller Beam". At least until he was gigantified. Later, he uses it to disable the Megazord, which works well for him- until they switch to the Sub Surfer formation, which is too fast for him to hit.

Dreadwolf

Voiced by: Emmet Skilton

A wolf themed monster who can turn people into werewolves using his Cursed Claws.

Demoted to Extra: Like Deceptron before him, his Ninninger counterpart was one of three Western Yokai in Ninninger, and was also directly responsible for murdering Starninger's father and brother. In Super Ninja Steel he has no direct backstory with any of the other rangers.
Our Werewolves Are Different: Can turn people into werewolves if they are struck by one of his claws. Slowly becoming increasingly savage, they remain as werewolves until the claw is removed.
Savage Wolves: A wolf like monster with a cruel and vicious personality to boot.

Blammo

Voiced by: Tarun Mohanbhai

A barbell-themed monster who was arrested for 73 unauthorized uses of explosives. He was sent down to use his bombs to destroy the Power Rangers.

Gonk: He has a gray, shrivelled-up face set in a perpetual frown. When Sheriff Skyfire shows the Rangers his "wanted" poster, Sarah calls him "the ugliest monster [she's] ever seen".
Mad Bomber: What his main ability is. Creating bombs from his chest and setting the detonation timer to his liking.
Meaningful Name: Fitting that a bombing monster has the name Blammo.

Typeface

Voiced by: Andrew Faulkner

A keyboard themed monster with a powerful computer virus.

Bare-Fisted Monk: Uses his Space Key Gauntlets for combat.
Eye Beams: From the spacebar eyes.
Teleport Spam: By pressing the spacebar, he moves himself through space. You'd think that'd be the "escape" key instead...

Voltipede

Voiced by: Andrew Faulkner

A millipede electric monster sent down to zap the electricity of cars in Summer Cove.

Big Creepy-Crawlies: A giant millipede monster.
Shock and Awe: Fitting for his name, he has electricity-based powers.
My Death Is Only The Beginning: Despite his death, he was responsible for Tynamon claiming the Fusion Star for future plans.
Wolverine Claws: Has them in the shape of plugs.

Megamauler

Voiced by: Jeremy Birchall

A steamroller-skeleton monster created by Tynamon by fusing six Skullgators together with the stolen Fusion Star.

Adaptational Intelligence: Downplayed; while he's no genius, he's still smarter than his Ninninger counterpart, who was Dumb Muscle of the highest order.
Dem Bones: Makes sense given what he was created from.
Fusion Dance: Created by joining six Skullgators together.
The Juggernaut: He overwhelmed the Ninja Steel Megazord with ease, and was too strong for the Blaze Megazord to hold off for long. It took the new Blaze Ultrazord combination to finally bring him down.
Our Giants Are Bigger: Most monsters are usually the same size or shorter than the Megazord while giant. Megamauler, on the other hand, seems to massively tower over both the Ninja Steel Megazord and Blaze Megazord. Even when seen next to the Blaze Ultrazord, which is also very massive, Megamauler still looks slightly bigger.
Paper Tiger: As powerful as he is, he is easily pushed around by Tynamon.

Gorrox

Portrayed by: Michael Saccente

Voiced by: Jay Simon

A pirate-bull monster sent down to hold auditions for Madame Odius's new show.

A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Disguises himself as a producer.
Bash Brothers: With Brax.
Big "NO!": His last words upon his death.
Carry a Big Stick: He wields a Kanabō styled club.

Snow Fright

Voiced by: Sarah Hart

A snow/shaved ice maker themed monster that is one of Sledge's outlaws.

Adaptational Nationality: In Ninninger, she was part of the Kibaoni Army Corps, but in Power Rangers, she's a member of Sledge's crew.
An Ice Person: It's in her name.
Book Ends: Sledge's last monster is ice-themed, just like his first.

Others

The Fake

Fake Aiden Romero

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Portrayed by: Nick Beckwith

Voiced by: Miguel Ángel Leal (Latin American Spanish dub)

A robot replica of Brody's brother, who comes to find the team at the end of The Ranger Ribbon.

Chekhov M.I.A.: He's seen as a kid during the first episode's Distant Prologue, but has vanished in the ten years since. He eventually comes to find the team after seeing them on the news. It eventually turns out the real Aiden has been with the team for longer than they expected, but without his memories since they were stolen and transferred into the robot.
The Mole: Turns out to be a robotic spy for Madame Odius.

Gruesome Grunts

The main antagonists of Super Ninja Steel's halloween special. A group of seven monsters who swap bodies with the rangers in hopes that they would be destroyed in the Halloween Intergalactic Court.

Versix

Voiced by: Jay Simon

The leader of the Gruesome Grunts who swaps the bodies of his underlings with the rangers.

Adaptational Context Change: He was in fact a Christmas Episode monster in Ninninger. In Ninja Steel he's the lead villain of the second Halloween Episode.
Bad Vibrations: During his giant battles, he generates powerful tremors that cause the Ninja Steel Ultrazord to break apart into its component Zords. The Rangers opt to destroy him with the regular Zords instead.
Driven by Envy: He despises Odius and Galaxy Warriors. His goal is to have the Power Rangers vaporized in the courtroom so that he and his crew could become more popular than Odius.
"Freaky Friday" Flip: Swaps the bodies of the other Gruesome Grunts with the rangers.
Make My Monster Grow: Is able to make himself grow using his magical staff.
Villains Want Mercy: As the Rangers get ready to destroy him, he starts with the groveling. Since he set them up to be executed, they aren't moved:
"Y-you don't have to do this... you could go trick-or-treating instead...!"

Ackshun

Voiced by: Gareth Williams

A movie/camera themed Gruesome Grunt whose body is swapped with Brody's.

Canon Immigrant: His suit is from Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger instead of Ninninger, and was the only Debo Monster to not be adapted into Power Rangers Dino Charge.

Stabberous

Voiced by: Emmet Skilton

A knife/lobster themed Gruesome Grunt whose body is swapped with Preston's.

Absurdly Sharp Blade: In the story he tells the Galactic Court, his claws were sharp enough to cut right through the Rangers' Star Blades.
No Celebrities Were Harmed: His voice is similar to comedian Gilbert Gottfried.

Fangore

Voiced by: Stephen Brunton

A vampire themed Gruesome Grunt whose body is swapped with Calvin's.

Demoted to Extra: He was one of three Western Yokai alongside Deceptron and Dreadwolf in Ninninger. Arguably, he's the one that was hit the worst by this. While the former two were still main threats in their respective episodes, Fangore is nothing more than a minor villain, with the main antagonist role for the special belonging to Versix.
Vampires Hate Garlic: Is absolutely disgusted by garlic as most vampires. This weakness even transfers to Calvin after the two swap bodies.

Plasmora

Voiced by: Lauren Jackson

A vampire/demon themed Gruesome Grunt whose body is swapped with Sarah's.

Mythology Gag: Not the first time the Necrolai was reused after its original debut. Just ask Dino Super Charge.
Prop Recycling: She uses Necrolai's suit.

Jabberon

Voiced by: Daisy Lawless

A mouth themed Gruesome Grunt whose body is swapped with Hayley's.

Adaptational Jerkass: Her sentai counterparts sympathetic parts don't appear here
Bizarre Alien Biology: She has a mouth on her forehead, something Hayley points out after the swap.
Decomposite Character: Her sentai counterpart briefly controlled Rodeomaru (the Robo Rider Zord's counterpart). Cosmo Royale is the one who does it in his version.

Shelldax

Voiced by: Jeremy Birchall

A turtle/shell themed Gruesome Grunt whose body is swapped with Levi's.

Prop Recycling: He uses Snapper's suit.

Characters / Power Rangers Ninja Steel Villains

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Galaxy Warriors Crew

Leaders

Galvanax

Madame Odius

Generals

Ripcon

Cosmo Royale

Badonna

Lord Draven

Brax

General Tynamon

The Galactic Ninjas

Galactic Ninjas

Wolvermean

Speedwing

Rygore

Venoma

Mooks and Monsters

Kudabots

Basher Bots

Foxbots

Skullgators

Robo Rangers

General

Lavagor

Korvaka

Ripperrat

Spinferno

Slogre

Tangleweb

Badpipes

Hacktrack

Stonedozer

Trapsaw

Toxitea

Shoespike

Lord Drillion

Phonepanzee

Cat O'Clock

Abrakadanger

Forcefear

Cleocatra

Smellephant

Deceptron

Spyclops

Doomwave

Game Goblin

Dreadwolf

Blammo

Typeface

Voltipede

Megamauler

Gorrox

Snow Fright

Others

Fake Aiden Romero

Versix

Ackshun

Stabberous

Fangore

Plasmora

Jabberon

Shelldax

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