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**** Zenkaiger counts them as two separate teams and they each have their own Sentai Gear so it's likely they'd have two different Greater Powers, although for the most part Greater Powers stopped being a thing post Gokaiger other than the Gobusters because of their crossover. While the Gokaiger's have appeared relatively often post show and even use Ranger Key's of teams that came out after them they did not have their Greater Power and did not hint what it is (especially since they never use GokaiOh in their more recent team ups). And that's unlikely to change due to how the franchise works. The greater Power was a Gokaiger thing, and Gokaiger is over and even though they guest star from time to time they're not the current main team anymore so they don't have the main gimmick. Barring one of the future anniversary seasons being Gokaiger season 2 or whatever we probably will never know what any post Gokaiger show's Greater Power is.
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*** Note that by Zenkaiger this is no longer the case. Both Lupin and Pats are both considered to be team 42 despite being separate teams despite with Ryusoulger as 43 Kiramei as 44 and Zenkaiger as 45 (with 45 straight up being on Zenkaiser's helmet). They both have a separate Sentai Gear that has 42 on it. This is also means Gokaiger wise that Lupin/Patren X is considered two different powers and has a Ranger Key for each.
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** I wonder about that too. There's female Sakuya in Rune Factory 3, for example. Or, you know, [[VideoGame/{{Touhou}} Sakuya Izayoi.]]
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** I wonder about that too. There's female Sakuya in Rune Factory 3, for example. Or, you know, [[VideoGame/{{Touhou}} [[Franchise/TouhouProject Sakuya Izayoi.]]
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* What would Dogranio gain by retiring if he is 999 years old and could possibly still be around for 999 more? Where exactly would he even retire to?
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* What would Dogranio gain by retiring if he is 999 years old and could possibly still be around for 999 more? Where exactly would he even retire to?to?
** He's the eldest of the Ganglar and had pretty much committed all kinds of crimes. He is literally rich too that he does not know what to do with them anymore, he had all he want at that time. In addition, it is said in the first episode he had grown bored with it and decide that someone else should lead the Ganglar with the condition to be cleared was to dominate the human world. The one who succeeds gets everything Dogranio can offer to him/her. What happened afterwards if such scenario happens is what he will think and do later. Granted while the candidates competed and failed multiple times, he can think during that time. But even in episode 48, you can tell that from the first episode, his true aim is that he wants some excitement that entertain him and which even possible urges him to go in and play/interfere as well, as suggested with him taking away Goche's Collection pieces.
** He's the eldest of the Ganglar and had pretty much committed all kinds of crimes. He is literally rich too that he does not know what to do with them anymore, he had all he want at that time. In addition, it is said in the first episode he had grown bored with it and decide that someone else should lead the Ganglar with the condition to be cleared was to dominate the human world. The one who succeeds gets everything Dogranio can offer to him/her. What happened afterwards if such scenario happens is what he will think and do later. Granted while the candidates competed and failed multiple times, he can think during that time. But even in episode 48, you can tell that from the first episode, his true aim is that he wants some excitement that entertain him and which even possible urges him to go in and play/interfere as well, as suggested with him taking away Goche's Collection pieces.
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*** Probably because she is good at persuasion by flirting. I mean, she is the the spoiled type. Just anything she asked he gave it or ordered someone to fulfill it. But he took it back when she was too reliant on her collections, even getting an experiment ''with'' collections to help her in episode 48.
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** Exactly, while there IS a revelation about Noël, it's not as simple as "he's a spy"
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** Exactly, while there IS a revelation about Noël, Noel, it's not as simple as "he's a spy"spy"
** Actually, what Noel and Kogure never told Kairi, Touma and Umika was that the two were not humans in bloodline. Well, that's official.
** However, ''Gueris le Monde'', as shown in episode 8 and based on Gauche's claim, it allows her to analyse everything whom she scans. It is not a matter of someone else knowing the victims' origin, it's a matter that she is able to know what to do to defeat them, plus knowing their weaknesses and fears, all sort of that.
** Actually, what Noel and Kogure never told Kairi, Touma and Umika was that the two were not humans in bloodline. Well, that's official.
** However, ''Gueris le Monde'', as shown in episode 8 and based on Gauche's claim, it allows her to analyse everything whom she scans. It is not a matter of someone else knowing the victims' origin, it's a matter that she is able to know what to do to defeat them, plus knowing their weaknesses and fears, all sort of that.
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** Renders someone from successfully opening his safe because the chains are sturdy and if it wraps around the cover, no one can open it successfully as the chains got in the way. That is why the Lupinrangers and Noel were desperate to cut the chains first. A simple common sense it is for the main purpose of safelocking belongings.
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** Renders Simple enough it renders someone from successfully opening his safe because the even real chains are sturdy to move and if it wraps around the cover, no one can open it successfully as the chains got in the way. That is why the Lupinrangers and Noel were desperate to cut the chains first. A simple common sense it is for the main purpose of safelocking belongings.
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** A security which will be activated when somebody tried to open the safe and caused the chain to bind or kill the intruder.
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** A security which will be activated when somebody tried to open the safe and caused the chain to bind or kill the intruder.intruder.
** Renders someone from successfully opening his safe because the chains are sturdy and if it wraps around the cover, no one can open it successfully as the chains got in the way. That is why the Lupinrangers and Noel were desperate to cut the chains first. A simple common sense it is for the main purpose of safelocking belongings.
** Renders someone from successfully opening his safe because the chains are sturdy and if it wraps around the cover, no one can open it successfully as the chains got in the way. That is why the Lupinrangers and Noel were desperate to cut the chains first. A simple common sense it is for the main purpose of safelocking belongings.
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** Originally it should be balanced. Though, Its clearly one sided because toy sales are what Super Sentai and Kamen Rider exist for. Hence, when the sales dropped, the story goes wrong all the way. Just like Kamen Rider Hibiki. The story is good but the contract with Bandai suggest, I don't care. Make the toys sales profittable.
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** Exactly, while there IS a revelation about Noël, it's not as simple as "he's a spy"
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** Exactly, while there IS a revelation about Noël, it's not as simple as "he's a spy"spy"
* We know Dogranio had an unbounded space dimension inside his safe by episode 49. Now the question is, why do the protagonists have to break his chains? To begin with, what does those chains do on the safe? Possible answers yet not confirmed in the show even after it ends.
** Serve as a magical lock that nullfies hacking by dial fighters or increases the number of lock digits to impossible.
** A security which will be activated when somebody tried to open the safe and caused the chain to bind or kill the intruder.
* We know Dogranio had an unbounded space dimension inside his safe by episode 49. Now the question is, why do the protagonists have to break his chains? To begin with, what does those chains do on the safe? Possible answers yet not confirmed in the show even after it ends.
** Serve as a magical lock that nullfies hacking by dial fighters or increases the number of lock digits to impossible.
** A security which will be activated when somebody tried to open the safe and caused the chain to bind or kill the intruder.
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** I am also getting tired of people saying "oh, they have equal amount of focus episodes, Patorangers aren't being shafted." It still doesn't hide the fact that Lupinranger have more overall importance to the plot and with the way the Patorangers are portrayed and used, they can be easily replaced with someone or something else and nothing major will be lost.
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* Why in episode 37, doesn't the go home beam work on Kairi? I suspect that the hint is in episode 2 when we see him argue with his brother right before Shori was frozen. Maybe Kairi angrily left his home with Shori. He acts as if he has guilt over the way he treated his brother, and can't get comfortable enough at the bistro to find it a new home.
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* It could be chalked up to RuleOfCool but do the Lupinrangers literally hanging on thin air in episode 11? I'm talking when they use the wire to hang on (the sky?) so the MoTW couldn't make them slip on the ground.
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* It could be chalked up to RuleOfCool but do the Lupinrangers literally hanging on thin air in episode 11? I'm talking when they use the wire to hang on (the sky?) so the MoTW [=MoTW=] couldn't make them slip on the ground.
