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* MonsterOfTheAesop: The ''akudama'' (monster seeds) were specifically activated by the word "meiwaku" (troublesome, problem) being used in a phrase, and would then take on the form/powers of whatever was being considered a problem by the speaker. So there was a traffic jam monster, a flu monster, a superhero monster (this one had some serious "what side am I on again?" issues) and so forth. In the finale, Belzeb confirmed that the [[spoiler:akudama indeed represents the evils of humanity but also admitted that humanity themselves also offer the best chance of triumphing over said evil]].
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* MonsterOfTheAesop: The ''akudama'' (monster seeds) were specifically activated by the word "meiwaku" (troublesome, problem) being used in a phrase, and would then take on the form/powers of whatever was being considered a problem by the speaker. So there was a traffic jam monster, a flu monster, a superhero monster (this one had some serious "what side am I on again?" issues) and so forth. In the finale, Belzeb confirmed that the [[spoiler:akudama indeed represents the evils of humanity but also admitted that humanity themselves also offer the best chance of triumphing over said evil]].
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* TheLeader: This is more or less discussed in-universe. Jin is the lead pilot of Raijin-oh, but Maria is the class president and overall in charge of the deployment and operation of the mecha. Specifically invoked during an episode when Jin effectively boasts that he's the "star" of Raijin-Oh but the Earth Defense Class' girls countered that they remotely controlled the MidSeasonUpgrade Bakuryu-Oh.
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* ClipShow: An episode featuring the Earth Defense Class' past encounters was played just before rolling out the GrandFinale.
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* SatelliteCharacter: Falzeb, the fairy character who usually resides in Belzeb's chest. Her main role is to deliver either the Jaku power or the crystal that transforms into the Jaku Satan mecha. Outside of the brief time she was forced to stay with Jin, for the vast majority of the episodes she is usually only seen near Belzeb and any conversations she had that aren't one-sided are with him.
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* CombiningMecha
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* CombiningMechaCombiningMecha: Ken-Oh, Hou-Oh, and Juu-Oh combines into Raijin-Oh. Later on, Raijin-Oh can combine with the new arrival Bakuryu-Oh to become God Raijin-Oh.
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Jin's parents showed kindness to Taida, which had him thinking twice about his mission. Eventually in the finale, he pleaded with Belzeb to stop fighting. Belzeb granted him mercy by exiling him to Earth]].
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: HeelFaceTurn:
** Jin's parents showed kindness toTaida, [[spoiler:Taida, which had him thinking twice about his mission. Eventually in the finale, he pleaded with Belzeb to stop fighting. Belzeb granted him mercy by exiling him to Earth]].Earth]].
** In the post-final OVA sequel, this was the case for [[spoiler:Belzeb as well, who showed up to help Raijin-oh to defeat the new enemy]].
** Jin's parents showed kindness to
** In the post-final OVA sequel, this was the case for [[spoiler:Belzeb as well, who showed up to help Raijin-oh to defeat the new enemy]].
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Jin and Maria are constantly bickering with each other throughout the series. However, more than once she had shown specific concern for Jin when he's out battling the enemy. The writers clearly shipped the two together, prominently teasing in both the finale and the post-final OVA sequel.
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: The kids in control of Raijin-Oh and the only ones with the power to stop the EvilEmpire.
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: The kids in control of Raijin-Oh and are the only ones with the power to stop the EvilEmpire.
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* StockFootage: The titular mecha's combination sequence, of course.
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* StockFootage: The titular mecha's combination sequence, of course. Other stock footage include the deployment of the pilots, the school's transformation into the command center, and deployment of the mecha.
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* MonsterOfTheAesop: The ''akudama'' (monster seeds) were specifically activated by the word "meiwaku" (troublesome, problem) being used in a phrase, and would then take on the form/powers of whatever was being considered a problem by the speaker. So there was a traffic jam monster, a flu monster, a superhero monster (this one had some serious "what side am I on again?" issues) and so forth. In the finale, Belzeb confirmed that the [[spoiler:akudama indeed represents the evils of humanity but also admitted that humanity themselves too offer the best chance of good triumphing over evil]].
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* MonsterOfTheAesop: The ''akudama'' (monster seeds) were specifically activated by the word "meiwaku" (troublesome, problem) being used in a phrase, and would then take on the form/powers of whatever was being considered a problem by the speaker. So there was a traffic jam monster, a flu monster, a superhero monster (this one had some serious "what side am I on again?" issues) and so forth. In the finale, Belzeb confirmed that the [[spoiler:akudama indeed represents the evils of humanity but also admitted that humanity themselves too also offer the best chance of good triumphing over said evil]].
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* MonsterOfTheAesop: The ''akudama'' (monster seeds) were specifically activated by the word "meiwaku" (troublesome, problem) being used in a phrase, and would then take on the form/powers of whatever was being considered a problem by the speaker. So there was a traffic jam monster, a flu monster, a superhero monster (this one had some serious "what side am I on again?" issues) and so forth.
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* MonsterOfTheAesop: The ''akudama'' (monster seeds) were specifically activated by the word "meiwaku" (troublesome, problem) being used in a phrase, and would then take on the form/powers of whatever was being considered a problem by the speaker. So there was a traffic jam monster, a flu monster, a superhero monster (this one had some serious "what side am I on again?" issues) and so forth. In the finale, Belzeb confirmed that the [[spoiler:akudama indeed represents the evils of humanity but also admitted that humanity themselves too offer the best chance of good triumphing over evil]].
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* StockFootageStockFootage: The titular mecha's combination sequence, of course.
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* SuperRobot
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* SuperRobotSuperRobot: It goes without saying that this is the anime's genre.
* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler:In the finale it was revealed that the Jaku Empire's fortress hosts [[PostFinalBoss one last giant Akudama]], which tried to trap God Raijin-oh during the fortress' self-destruct sequence]].
* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler:In the finale it was revealed that the Jaku Empire's fortress hosts [[PostFinalBoss one last giant Akudama]], which tried to trap God Raijin-oh during the fortress' self-destruct sequence]].
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: The GreaterScopeVillain Warusar for the vast majority of the series was only seen giving orders to BigBad Belzeb. When he finally appeared before the heroes in the GrandFinale, [[spoiler:he demonstrated why he was the FinalBoss by easily overwhelming God Raijin-oh who was just recently revitalized. It was [[EnemyMine Jaku Satan's timely aid]] that provided an opening for God Raijin-oh to kill Warusar]].
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: The GreaterScopeVillain Warusar for the vast majority of the series was only seen giving orders to BigBad Belzeb. When he finally appeared before the heroes in the GrandFinale, [[spoiler:he demonstrated why he was the FinalBoss by easily overwhelming God Raijin-oh who - Who was just recently revitalized. It was [[EnemyMine Jaku Satan's timely aid]] that provided an opening for God Raijin-oh to kill Warusar]].Warusar]].
* PostFinalBoss: In fact, two of such challenges in the final episode.
** [[spoiler:Right after helping God Raijin-oh defeat his former master Warusar, Belzeb casts a spell on Jin, Asuka, and Kouji, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. Basically, the final episode's main plot is less of a physical fight and more of a [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind mental struggle]] by the three protagonists to prove that even Belzeb's last ditch psychological attack will not break their spirits]].
** So when Belzeb finally [[spoiler:admits defeat and leaves Earth in peace, the Jaku Empire's fortress began to self-destruct. The final Akudama in the fortress [[TakingYouWithMe tries to trap God Raijin-oh in it]], necessitating one last struggle before the obligatory victory lap by the protagonists]].
* PostFinalBoss: In fact, two of such challenges in the final episode.
** [[spoiler:Right after helping God Raijin-oh defeat his former master Warusar, Belzeb casts a spell on Jin, Asuka, and Kouji, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. Basically, the final episode's main plot is less of a physical fight and more of a [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind mental struggle]] by the three protagonists to prove that even Belzeb's last ditch psychological attack will not break their spirits]].
** So when Belzeb finally [[spoiler:admits defeat and leaves Earth in peace, the Jaku Empire's fortress began to self-destruct. The final Akudama in the fortress [[TakingYouWithMe tries to trap God Raijin-oh in it]], necessitating one last struggle before the obligatory victory lap by the protagonists]].
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: The GreaterScopeVillain Warusar for the vast majority of the series was only seen giving orders to BigBad Belzeb. When he finally appeared before the heroes in the GrandFinale, he easily overwhelmed God Raijin-oh. It was [[EnemyMine Jaku Satan's timely aid]] that provided an opening for God Raijin-oh to kill Warusar.
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: The GreaterScopeVillain Warusar for the vast majority of the series was only seen giving orders to BigBad Belzeb. When he finally appeared before the heroes in the GrandFinale, [[spoiler:he demonstrated why he was the FinalBoss by easily overwhelmed overwhelming God Raijin-oh. Raijin-oh who was just recently revitalized. It was [[EnemyMine Jaku Satan's timely aid]] that provided an opening for God Raijin-oh to kill Warusar.Warusar]].
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: The GreaterScopeVillain Warusar for the vast majority of the series was only seen giving orders to BigBad Belzeb. When he finally appeared before the heroes in the GrandFinale, he easily overwhelmed God Raijin-oh. It was [[EnemyMine Jaku Satan's timely aid]] that provided an opening for God Raijin-oh to kill Warusar.
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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The Jaku Beasts - No exceptions, justified because they seemed to lack any higher intelligence than their own programmed instincts. A little girl who kept a vegetable-eating monster briefly as a pet tried to appeal to it but failed to awaken any good in it. The closest we can come to an exception was that of the superhero monster Osekaiser, but as mentioned, the monster was only acting on its programmed instinct and generally was [[DestructiveSaviour still considered a nuisance]].
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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The Jaku Beasts - No exceptions, justified because they seemed to lack any higher intelligence than their own programmed instincts. A little girl who kept a vegetable-eating monster briefly as a pet tried to appeal to it but failed to awaken any good in it. The closest we can come to an exception was that of the superhero monster Osekaiser, but as mentioned, the monster he was only acting on its his programmed instinct and was generally was [[DestructiveSaviour still considered a nuisance]].
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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The Jaku Beasts - No exceptions, justified because they seemed to lack any higher intelligence than their own programmed instincts. A little girl who kept a vegetable-eating monster briefly as a pet tried to appeal to it but failed to awaken any good in it. The closest we can come to an exception was that of the superhero monster, but as mentioned, the monster was only acting on its programmed instinct and generally was [[DestructiveSaviour still considered a nuisance]].
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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The Jaku Beasts - No exceptions, justified because they seemed to lack any higher intelligence than their own programmed instincts. A little girl who kept a vegetable-eating monster briefly as a pet tried to appeal to it but failed to awaken any good in it. The closest we can come to an exception was that of the superhero monster, monster Osekaiser, but as mentioned, the monster was only acting on its programmed instinct and generally was [[DestructiveSaviour still considered a nuisance]].
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''Zettai Muteki Raijin-Oh'', titled ''[[DubNameChange Matchless Raijin-Oh]]'' on all further English releases, is the story of the world's most powerful super weapon and the classroom of children who command it.
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''Zettai Muteki Raijin-Oh'', titled ''[[DubNameChange ''[[CompletelyDifferentTitle Matchless Raijin-Oh]]'' on all further English releases, is the story of the world's most powerful super weapon and the classroom of children who command it.
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''Zettai Muteki Raijin-Oh'', titled [[ExecutiveMeddling Matchless Raijin-Oh]] on all further English releases, is the story of the world's most powerful super weapon and the classroom of children who command it.
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''Zettai Muteki Raijin-Oh'', titled [[ExecutiveMeddling ''[[DubNameChange Matchless Raijin-Oh]] Raijin-Oh]]'' on all further English releases, is the story of the world's most powerful super weapon and the classroom of children who command it.
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: After [[spoiler:God Raijin-Oh and Jaku Satan teamed up and destroyed BiggerBad Warusar, a disgruntled Belzeb insisted on challenging God Raijin-Oh one final time. As a last ditch effort, he cast a spell on the pilots Jin, Asuka, and Kouji, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. The spell failed to break the trio's spirits and they confronted Belzeb again. Belzeb burst into tears, finally realizing that his enemy is far too strong for him to defeat - be it physically or mentally. He accepted his defeat, made his peace with the kids and left Earth without further conflict]].
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: After [[spoiler:God Raijin-Oh and Jaku Satan teamed up and destroyed BiggerBad Warusar, a disgruntled Belzeb insisted on challenging God Raijin-Oh one final time. As a last ditch effort, he cast a spell on the pilots Jin, Asuka, and Kouji, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. The spell failed to break the trio's spirits and they confronted Belzeb again. Belzeb burst into tears, finally realizing that his enemy is far too strong for him to defeat - be it physically or mentally. He accepted his defeat, made his peace with the kids and left Earth without further conflict]].
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The final battle in the show might seem to be that of [[spoiler:God Raijin-Oh and BigBad Belzeb vs BiggerBad Warusar, but the real final battle was within the minds of Jin, Asuka, and Kouji - A disgruntled Belzeb cast a mind assault spell on the pilots, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. Jin, Asuka, and Kouji collectively overcame the psychological attack and confronted Belzeb again. Belzeb burst into tears, finally realizing that his enemy is far too strong for him to defeat - be it physically or mentally. He made his peace with the kids and left Earth without further conflict]].
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The final battle in the show might seem to be that of After [[spoiler:God Raijin-Oh and BigBad Belzeb vs Jaku Satan teamed up and destroyed BiggerBad Warusar, but the real final battle was within the minds of Jin, Asuka, and Kouji - A a disgruntled Belzeb insisted on challenging God Raijin-Oh one final time. As a last ditch effort, he cast a mind assault spell on the pilots, pilots Jin, Asuka, and Kouji, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. Jin, Asuka, The spell failed to break the trio's spirits and Kouji collectively overcame the psychological attack and they confronted Belzeb again. Belzeb burst into tears, finally realizing that his enemy is far too strong for him to defeat - be it physically or mentally. He accepted his defeat, made his peace with the kids and left Earth without further conflict]].
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The final battle in the show was presumably God Raijin-Oh and BigBad Belzeb vs BiggerBad Warusar, but [[spoiler:the real final battle was within the minds of Jin, Asuka, and Kouji - A disgruntled Belzeb cast a mind assault spell on the pilots, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. Jin, Asuka, and Kouji collectively overcame the psychological attack and confronted Belzeb again. Belzeb burst into tears, finally realizing that his enemy is far too strong for him to defeat - be it physically or mentally. He made his peace with the kids and left Earth without further conflict]].
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The final battle in the show was presumably God might seem to be that of [[spoiler:God Raijin-Oh and BigBad Belzeb vs BiggerBad Warusar, but [[spoiler:the the real final battle was within the minds of Jin, Asuka, and Kouji - A disgruntled Belzeb cast a mind assault spell on the pilots, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. Jin, Asuka, and Kouji collectively overcame the psychological attack and confronted Belzeb again. Belzeb burst into tears, finally realizing that his enemy is far too strong for him to defeat - be it physically or mentally. He made his peace with the kids and left Earth without further conflict]].
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The final battle in the show was presumably God Raijin-Oh and BadBig Belzeb vs BiggerBad Warusar, but [[spoiler:the real final battle was within the minds of Jin, Asuka, and Kouji - A disgruntled Belzeb cast a mind assault spell on the pilots, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. Jin, Asuka, and Kouji collectively overcame the psychological attack and confronted Belzeb again. Belzeb burst into tears, finally realizing that his enemy is far too strong for him to defeat - be it physically or mentally. He made his peace with the kids and left Earth without further conflict]].
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The final battle in the show was presumably God Raijin-Oh and BadBig BigBad Belzeb vs BiggerBad Warusar, but [[spoiler:the real final battle was within the minds of Jin, Asuka, and Kouji - A disgruntled Belzeb cast a mind assault spell on the pilots, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. Jin, Asuka, and Kouji collectively overcame the psychological attack and confronted Belzeb again. Belzeb burst into tears, finally realizing that his enemy is far too strong for him to defeat - be it physically or mentally. He made his peace with the kids and left Earth without further conflict]].
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The final battle in the show was presumably God Raijin-Oh and BadBig Belzeb vs BiggerBad Warusar, but [[spoiler:the real final battle was within the minds of Jin, Asuka, and Kouji - A disgruntled Belzeb cast a mind assault spell on the pilots, putting them in a dream where the world no longer believed in them nor the existence of Raijin-Oh. Jin, Asuka, and Kouji collectively overcame the psychological attack and confronted Belzeb again. Belzeb burst into tears, finally realizing that his enemy is far too strong for him to defeat - be it physically or mentally. He made his peace with the kids and left Earth without further conflict]].
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* GenderEqualEnsemble: The Earth Defense Class consists of exactly nine boys and nine girls.
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* CreatorProvincialism: The Akudama that give birth to Jaku Beasts are seemingly scattered all across the Earth at the beginning of the series, yet only one episode features a monster appearing anywhere besides Japan.
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* HowDidYouKnowIDidnt: When episode 43's Jaku Beast causes Reiko to grow into a giant, Maria convinces her to help Raijin-Oh fight it by saying that [[NoOntologicalInertia defeating it will undo its powers]]. When Maria's asked after the fact how she knew that, she admits that she just said that to get Reiko's help and didn't actually know it would turn her back to normal.
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* ChestBlaster: Raijin-Oh's "Raijin Flash" attack fires a green gem out of its chestplate. God Raijin-Oh uses a stronger, red version of it called the God Hyper Flash.
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* ChestBlaster: Raijin-Oh's "Raijin Flash" attack [[GemstoneAssault fires a green gem gem]] out of its chestplate. God Raijin-Oh uses a stronger, red version of it called the God Hyper Flash.
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* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase: Jin caps off the previews by declaring, "Even in the middle of class, we're OK to launch!" For the episodes taking place during summer he amends it to, "Even during summer break".
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* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase: Jin caps off the previews by declaring, "Even in the middle of class, we're OK to launch!" For the episodes taking place during summer he amends it to, "Even during summer break".break", and "winter break" in the winter.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: The show's ending theme is performed by the voice actors of several members of the Earth Defense Class, collective credited as the "Earth Defense Chorus".
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** Episode 18 reveals that the robots transform into Raijin-Oh in 2.8 seconds in real time.
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** Episode 18 reveals that the robots transform into Raijin-Oh in 2.8 seconds in real time.time, providing a justification for TransformationIsAFreeAction.
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* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase: Jin caps off the previews by declaring, "Even in the middle of class, we're OK to launch!" For the episodes taking place during summer he amends it to, "Even during summer break".
