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* In episode zero, Muryou pretends to die which inspires the rangers to fight in the style of Dappu in the first episode of ''Gekisou Sentai Carranger''.
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* In episode 35, Yodonna develops a liking for popsicles much like a certain other villain - Ankh in ''Series/KamenRiderOOO''.
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* This isn't the first season where the male blue ranger is very serious and has a giddy kid-like partner zord. Jetter and Shigeru are similar to Kera and and Yukito in ''Abaranger''.
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* The vehicle theme, and Princess Mabsheena being a female aide alone are intentionally similar to the cars and the last fairy on Earth, Seelon in ''Kousoke Sentai Turboranger'' because ''Turboranger'' was the first season of the Heisei Era and ''Kiramager'' is the first full season of the Reiwa Era.
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* The vehicle theme, and Princess Mabsheena being a magical female aide helper alone are intentionally similar to the cars and the last fairy on Earth, Seelon in ''Kousoke Sentai Turboranger'' because ''Turboranger'' was the first season of the Heisei Era and ''Kiramager'' is the first full season of the Reiwa Era.
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* The vehicle theme, and Princess Mabsheena being a female aide alone are intentionally similar to the cars and the last fairy on Earth, Seelon in ''Kousoke Sentai Turboranger'' because ''Turboranger'' was the first season of the Heisei Era and ''Kiramager'' is the first full season of the Reiwa Era.
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* The MonstersOfTheWeek are mask-themed just like in ''Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger'' and have a similar aesthetic (large heads based on their theme, caped, often minimalist and often reused body below the neck)[[note]]Goranger's monsters often, though not always, had the same black-suited and red-belted body with tall boots below the neck. Meanwhile, Kiramager's monsters' bodies are identical below the neck, except for being recolored. It's understandable because the giant monsters look nothing like the small monsters this time, so you'd be creating ''two'' [=MOTWs=] every week if you went all-out; similarly, ''[[Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger Dekaranger]]''[='s=] Heavy Industrial Machines and ''[[Series/TokumeiSentaiGoBusters Go-Busters]]''' Megazords come in a handful of recurring types; this is just [[BreakingOldTrends the first time]] it's the ''small'' monster who was less personalized.[[/note]]
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* The In honor of the 45th anniversary since Goranger debuted, the MonstersOfTheWeek are mask-themed just like in ''Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger'' and have a similar aesthetic (large heads based on their theme, caped, often minimalist and often reused body below the neck)[[note]]Goranger's monsters often, though not always, had the same black-suited and red-belted body with tall boots below the neck. Meanwhile, Kiramager's monsters' bodies are identical below the neck, except for being recolored. It's understandable because the giant monsters look nothing like the small monsters this time, so you'd be creating ''two'' [=MOTWs=] every week if you went all-out; similarly, ''[[Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger Dekaranger]]''[='s=] Heavy Industrial Machines and ''[[Series/TokumeiSentaiGoBusters Go-Busters]]''' Megazords come in a handful of recurring types; this is just [[BreakingOldTrends the first time]] it's the ''small'' monster who was less personalized.[[/note]]
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* The Sixth Ranger wearing silver, looking for treasure with a metal detector type instrument is similar to [[Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger]]
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* Sena and her entire track and field team wear [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger SCRTC-branded gear]]. What's even better is that Miki Masaki and her daughter Natsume appear in Episode 27, and Jan's Janspeak has spread to them.
* The manga Mabushina read in Episode 2, ''Good Three'', is based off the adventures of [[Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVsKeisatsuSentaiPatranger the Lupinrangers]] from Umika Hayami/Lupin Yellow's perspective, and written by her best friend/motivator Shiho Ichinose herself.
* The MonstersOfTheWeek are mask-themed just like in ''Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger'' and have a similar aesthetic (large heads based on their theme, caped, often minimalist and often reused body below the neck)[[note]]Goranger's monsters often, though not always, had the same black-suited and red-belted body with tall boots below the neck. Meanwhile, Kiramager's monsters' bodies are identical below the neck, except for being recolored. It's understandable because the giant monsters look nothing like the small monsters this time, so you'd be creating ''two'' [=MOTWs=] every week if you went all-out; similarly, ''[[Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger Dekaranger]]''[='s=] Heavy Industrial Machines and ''[[Series/TokumeiSentaiGoBusters Go-Busters]]''' Megazords come in a handful of recurring types; this is just [[BreakingOldTrends the first time]] it's the ''small'' monster who was less personalized.[[/note]]
* Joystick Jamen's catchphrase is "Aiming for your heart - target locked!" This is also the OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase from ''Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger''.[[note]]As always, your translation may vary. However, the Japanese phrasing is identical.[[/note]]
* Shovellow says some phrases that harken back to previous series in episode 11, specifically [[Series/NinpuuSentaiHurricaneger "Arriving like a gale!"]][[note]]''shushutto''[[/note]], [[Series/SamuraiSentaiShinkenger "Splendid!"]][[note]]''appare''[[/note]] and [[Series/KishiryuSentaiRyusoulger "Que bom!"]].
* The armor Galza wears after he joins Yodonheim is called the "[[Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger Armor of Darkness]]".
* Episode 14 showcased a couple of ''[[Series/ResshaSentaiToQger ToQger]]'' references, namely SL Jamen exclaiming "Full speed ahead!" and both Juru and Takamichi ending up in a bathhouse. Takamichi, while bathing, also states that [[Series/KishiryuSentaiRyusoulger "Limits were meant to be broken."]] Interestingly, we'd later see it reversed to make these {{Contrasting Sequel Main Character}}s to the Ryusoulgers: after a MacGuffin gave the monster a DeadlyUpgrade while a new villainess did the same for the grunts, the Kiramagers took it as a lesson that limits ''definitely'' exist. The Kiramagers wouldn't go past theirs and destroy themselves for the sake of one battle, so instead of using the MacGuffin directly, they use it to power a SuperMode that has [[HourOfPower a time limit]] before it shuts down to protect the user.
* In episode 25,
** Bomb Jamen introduces himself in a pose similar to the [[Series/KagakuSentaiDynaman Dynamen]], with an explosion behind him to boot.
** [[spoiler:Yodonna]] blasts lightning from her eyes towards Carantula, which is a reference to [[Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger Reje's]] lightning blasts towards her fellow generals, although [[spoiler:Yodonna's]] blasts are entirely her own. [[spoiler:Like Reje, she also shares a body with the BigBad, though as a separate personality rather than a host/mouthpiece.]]
* In episode 31, while playing with miniature Mashin Toys, Tatsuki dubs Mach and Shovellow Machines No. 3 and 4, respectively. This alludes to past sentai numbering the colors accordingly including: ''Series/GekisouSentaiCarranger'', ''Series/KyukyuSentaiGoGoV'', ''Series/MiraiSentaiTimeranger'' and ''Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger''.
* Wire Jamen from episode 40 is a ShapeShifter whose default form is a bat head very similar to [[Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger Agent Abrella.]] He even has a cape to better sell the look.
* The manga Mabushina read in Episode 2, ''Good Three'', is based off the adventures of [[Series/KaitouSentaiLupinrangerVsKeisatsuSentaiPatranger the Lupinrangers]] from Umika Hayami/Lupin Yellow's perspective, and written by her best friend/motivator Shiho Ichinose herself.
* The MonstersOfTheWeek are mask-themed just like in ''Series/HimitsuSentaiGoranger'' and have a similar aesthetic (large heads based on their theme, caped, often minimalist and often reused body below the neck)[[note]]Goranger's monsters often, though not always, had the same black-suited and red-belted body with tall boots below the neck. Meanwhile, Kiramager's monsters' bodies are identical below the neck, except for being recolored. It's understandable because the giant monsters look nothing like the small monsters this time, so you'd be creating ''two'' [=MOTWs=] every week if you went all-out; similarly, ''[[Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger Dekaranger]]''[='s=] Heavy Industrial Machines and ''[[Series/TokumeiSentaiGoBusters Go-Busters]]''' Megazords come in a handful of recurring types; this is just [[BreakingOldTrends the first time]] it's the ''small'' monster who was less personalized.[[/note]]
* Joystick Jamen's catchphrase is "Aiming for your heart - target locked!" This is also the OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase from ''Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger''.[[note]]As always, your translation may vary. However, the Japanese phrasing is identical.[[/note]]
* Shovellow says some phrases that harken back to previous series in episode 11, specifically [[Series/NinpuuSentaiHurricaneger "Arriving like a gale!"]][[note]]''shushutto''[[/note]], [[Series/SamuraiSentaiShinkenger "Splendid!"]][[note]]''appare''[[/note]] and [[Series/KishiryuSentaiRyusoulger "Que bom!"]].
* The armor Galza wears after he joins Yodonheim is called the "[[Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger Armor of Darkness]]".
* Episode 14 showcased a couple of ''[[Series/ResshaSentaiToQger ToQger]]'' references, namely SL Jamen exclaiming "Full speed ahead!" and both Juru and Takamichi ending up in a bathhouse. Takamichi, while bathing, also states that [[Series/KishiryuSentaiRyusoulger "Limits were meant to be broken."]] Interestingly, we'd later see it reversed to make these {{Contrasting Sequel Main Character}}s to the Ryusoulgers: after a MacGuffin gave the monster a DeadlyUpgrade while a new villainess did the same for the grunts, the Kiramagers took it as a lesson that limits ''definitely'' exist. The Kiramagers wouldn't go past theirs and destroy themselves for the sake of one battle, so instead of using the MacGuffin directly, they use it to power a SuperMode that has [[HourOfPower a time limit]] before it shuts down to protect the user.
* In episode 25,
** Bomb Jamen introduces himself in a pose similar to the [[Series/KagakuSentaiDynaman Dynamen]], with an explosion behind him to boot.
** [[spoiler:Yodonna]] blasts lightning from her eyes towards Carantula, which is a reference to [[Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger Reje's]] lightning blasts towards her fellow generals, although [[spoiler:Yodonna's]] blasts are entirely her own. [[spoiler:Like Reje, she also shares a body with the BigBad, though as a separate personality rather than a host/mouthpiece.]]
* In episode 31, while playing with miniature Mashin Toys, Tatsuki dubs Mach and Shovellow Machines No. 3 and 4, respectively. This alludes to past sentai numbering the colors accordingly including: ''Series/GekisouSentaiCarranger'', ''Series/KyukyuSentaiGoGoV'', ''Series/MiraiSentaiTimeranger'' and ''Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger''.
* Wire Jamen from episode 40 is a ShapeShifter whose default form is a bat head very similar to [[Series/TokusouSentaiDekaranger Agent Abrella.]] He even has a cape to better sell the look.
