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The Zyurangers have helped the Gosei Angels in the creation of the Goseigers.
After defeating Bandora and sealing her away, the Zyurangers ascended to Heaven. After learning about the Gosei Angels' mission to protect Earth, they lent a hand to them in order to create their own Super Sentai team. That's why the Goseigers resemble the Zyurangers so much.
We've actually met a Gosei Angel before.
Gosei Knight will turn out to be...
Magis would've controlled the Mystic Brother.
My only reason for thinking this, however, is simply because they are both green. By this theory, Mystic GoseiGreat is the true base form.
Magis would've controlled a turtle/battleship mecha.
My only reason for thinking this, however, is simply because it would have been a Dairanger reference.
The final battle will be against a Fusion Dance One-Winged Angel Yuumaju...
...formed from Makuin, Kingon, and Bladoron, and will identify as a Chimera.
Bladoron is really a fallen/renegade Gosei angel.
Hes old, but how old we don't know. And his mouth is strikingly similar to the Goseiger after transformation.
Gosei Green will return sometime after the Yumajuu are defeated.
Either Magis himself will come Back from the Dead, or someone else (like Nozomu) will inherit his Gosei Green power.
Each of the villain groups so far corresponds to one of the Gosei Tribes. Warstar is Skyic, since they were invaders from space, and a major part of their arc was the rivalry between Gosei Red and Derepta. The Yumajuu are Landic, because they were originally sealed in the earth. Their appearance marked the debut of Gosei Knight, who was originally the Landic header Groundion.
If this pattern continues, then the next group of villains will have a subplot concerning the Seaic tribe, and frankly the idea behind Magis is just too great to only be used for one episode.
The Mystic Gosei Headers are strong because they have the power of Dino Guts.
Why else would they be nicknamed the Abare Header?
Magis is the Big Bad
I don't think it was coincidental that Magis died right at the exact same time where the attack on the Tower of Heaven took place. He faked it so that he may start the attack.
Bladerun is the Big Bad
Considering he is currently the sole source of Mooks and Make My Monster Grow, they can't very well kill him off anytime soon. After the Yumajuu are defeated he'll go and join the next group of baddies (possibly gaining some yellow highlights to complement the red and blue) and after they are defeated he'll reveal his true form as Bladerun of the Satan and unleash his monsters made from the combined DNA of Warstar, Yumajuu, and <insert third villain group here>.
The third group of monsters will be named after action movies
And when (not if but when) Bladerun joins them he'll start calling himself Bladerun of the Die Hard.
The Groundion Header's original power was Extra Ore Dinary
His Landick origins, gold and silver appearance, and 'Knight Metallic' attack all point to a 'metal' motif. Plus, the traditional idea of a 'knight' is a warrior clad in metal armor.
Shinkenger team-up WMGs
Bladerun will be back
Otherwise all that build up would have been pointless.
The third enemy faction will be modeled after extinct creatures.
It would be an interesting transition: creatures that exist around us => creatures that may not exist => creatures that no longer exist.
Gosei Green will be the Seventh Ranger.
We just know they're not through with Gosei Green. I see two ways for this to happen, A) Magis returns from the dead somehow. Or B) when the Goseiger on on the ropes, his spirit transfers his powers to an ally of the Goseiger to take his place.
Bladerun will ultimately join the Goseigers in the final battle
Think about it, he's been on every side except theirs so far, he's on whoever's side is left to join. It'd make sense if after the final faction falls, he'd join them. Or if the Fallen Hero theory above is true, he'll be brought back to the good side somehow.
Bladerun is actually part of the villains for Gokaiger.
True name being "Bladerun of the Characteristic", with the power to take on the motif of any previous enemy faction.
Sky-Land-Sea Strike really is a suicide attack.
It's not how it was used, it really did do what it was supposed to do. That's why we've never seen Sky-Land-Sea Gosei Great in the show before.
The Exotic Brothers and Mystic Brother' names were mixed up during production.
That's just common sense, I guess. There's nothing mystic about the Mystic Runner, ostrich can however be called an exotic bird. As for the Exotic Brothers, well, they only shows up once in the entire series, in a time of great need, with no explanation for their existence; I'd call that mystic.
By the time Goseiger started, Toei had already tested the waters with Kamen Rider Decade was over: they knew what did and did not work. 2011 being the 35th anniversary of Sentai, they must have come up with a basic storyline for Gokaiger by that point (late 2009–early 2010), i.e. the fact that this would be a team of Anti-Hero who would slowly learn what it means to be a Sentai team. Because of the tradition haivng a team-up movie, this decision must have impacted the production of Goseiger: namely the Goseigers were designed to be everything the Gokaiger would not be: selfless, humble, friends to all children, and determined to protect the Earth, so that when they meet the Gokaigers, they would butt heads with each other.
Goseiger took the upcoming Power Rangers aniversary into account.
It'd be foolish to assume there's so little communication that Toei weren't aware of the upcoming aniversary. So, while designing Goseiger, they also took into account that it'd be used for a Power Rangers aniversary season too, and 'threw them a bone' or two, so to speak, with some of the visual elements- the same range of colours on the core team, and the helmets bringing back the metallic lips and a similar overall resemblance to the Zyuranger/MPR helmets. Though Master Head wasn't retained in the same way, having the team's mentor be a glowing blue disembodied head seems like another little attempt at giving the American adaptation team something nice to work with.
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