Characters who appeared in Denji Sentai Megaranger.
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The Megarangers and INET
In General
The Megarangers
- Child Soldiers: To Kubota's dismay, he is forced to give the Megaranger powers to five high-school teenagers as a result of Nezirejia's attack on the INET Earth HQ.
- Contrasting Sequel Protagonist:
- To the Carrangers. The Carrangers were adults roped into fighting the Bowzock by an alien because they were chosen by Carmagic. The Megarangers were teenagers chosen to fight by an organization to fight the Nezirejia due to Kubota having no other choice. The Carrengers' powers were car-themed and based on alien magic, while the Megarangers' powers were electronic based and based on human technology.
- To the Turborangers as high school students. But while Turborangers are empowered by magitech, the Megarangers are empowered by pure technology.
- To the Denzimen and Biomen as electronic-themed Sentai teams: The Denzimen and Biomen have robots as their mentors, while the Megarangers' mentor is a human Cool Old Guy. The Denzimen and Biomen have Green Rangers, while the Megarangers have a Black Ranger. The Denzimen are just ordinary citizens with jobs (who may or may not be Legacy Characters) and the Biomen are descendants of people who are blessed with Bio Particles, while the Megarangers are high school students dragged into the conflict with Nezirejia. And most importantly, the Denzimen and Biomen lack a Sixth Ranger (though in the latter's case, they had a replacement Ranger) with technologies based on alien planets and have one Giant Robo each, while the Megarangers have a Sixth Ranger and four Giant Robos which most of their tech are Earth-made.
- Guys Smash, Girls Shoot: The male Megarangers wield melee weapons, while the female ones use ranged weapons.
Kenta Date/Mega Red
Kenta Date/Mega Red | Actor: Hayato Oshiba
An underachiever and a lazy student attending Moboroshi High School, Kenta Date enjoys eating barbecue and playing the Megaranger arcade game. His gaming habit causes him to be scouted out by INET, and in a moment of crisis, he is chosen to become Mega Red. While he's Red, he's not the leader of the team (that position goes to the more responsible Kouichirou/Mega Black). But he usually takes point as most Red Rangers do, since that's usually how it is in Sentai. Turns out he's not really that dumb, since he can be smart when the time demands. He's just lazy about studying.
- Ascended Fanboy: Played the Megaranger arcade game and eventually became a Megaranger based on the characters of said game.
- Berserk Button: Hurt a child, and he'll end your ass. Just ask Anglerfish Nezire, who murdered his kid brother Komutan in cold blood, then laughed about it.
- Guirail learned this the hard way in his own debut episode, while using children as human shields. And it didn't help that Guirail tricked Kenta into punching his friend Takeshi. Therefore, Guirail was the first baddie to get a taste of Mega Red's Battle Riser, being subject to a painful superpowered chop and punch to the face.
- Brilliant, but Lazy: He's not as dumb as he looks and he can be smart about things when the time demands, but he's not one who studies the smart way.
- Blue Oni, Red Oni: The outgoing, emotional red one to Shun's aloof blue. Their Megaranger colors match as well!
- Cool Teacher: Has become one by the time the Gokaigers visit him.
- Friend to All Children: One of his best friends is Takeshi, a kid who frequents the same arcade he does. He also grows to care deeply for the baby Nezirejian he names Komutan.
- The Hero: He's not The Leader like most Reds are, but he's the most prominent and outstanding member of the team.
- I Know Mortal Kombat: Kenta plays Megaranger almost all the time, so he's the most savvy when it comes to battle techniques.
- Idiot Hero: He and Kyousuke Jinnai started the trend for Sentai Red Rangers. But Kenta justifies it with Obfuscating Stupidity.
- Jack of All Stats: Professor Kutoba reveals he has the ability to have as many skills programmed into his Ranger form, since he's meant to be an "all-purpose fighter".
- Law of Chromatic Superiority: Being Mega Red makes him able to program any skills thanks to his Personal Computer symbol.
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Technology Marches On: Said symbol looks outdated nowadays.
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- Obfuscating Stupidity: He's lazy about studying, but it turns out he's far from dumb, especially when it comes to saving the day.
- Powers as Programs: As Mega Red, he's given the ability to have as many skills programmed into him as he likes as the team's all-purpose fighter. This means he can gain and discard skills to adapt to the situation at hand.
- Signature Move: The Saber Slash, which... is a spiraling slash of the Drill Saber at full power. This is how he kills Yugande for good in the penultimate episode.
- This Is a Drill: The Drill Saber, which is a sword with a drill on the end.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Korean barbecue.
Kouichirou Endou/Mega Black
Kouichirou Endou/Mega Black | Actor: Atsushi Ehara
Model student, Student Council President, a hard working boy who pretty much treats everything like Serious Business. He is the appointed leader of the Megarangers, due to being more responsible.
- The Big Guy: More like the tall guy, but he towers over his fellow core Megarangers.
- Everyone Can See It: According to Episode 18, the other Megarangers get that Kouichirou and Chisato really interact well with each other.
- The Leader: A surprising variation in Super Sentai, as the Red Ranger is usually the leader. But Kouichirou is far more responsible and qualified for this position. Regardless, Kenta usually takes point.
- Leader Forms the Head: The back part of his Shuttle Voyager-2 separates from it to form the head of the Mega Voyager.
- Mighty Glacier: According to the game, Mega Black is 'slow but powerful'.
- If those stats that appears when they transform are to be believed, he's the most powerful Megaranger, being a Lightning Bruiser.
- Serious Business: Everything he does.
- Ship Tease: Kouichirou gets along quite well with Chisato, but the whole of Episode 7 teases them immensely. This continues on through the series, even to the point where at the end of Episode 18, Everyone Can See It. Not that they're brave enough to admit it...
- Signature Move: The Rod Break, where the Mega Rod is slashed in crescent formation at the target.
- Student Council President: Before becoming Mega Black, he was a hardworking student who basically was the best in studies and discipline.
Shun Namiki/Mega Blue
Shun Namiki/Mega Blue | Actor: Masaya Matsukaze
The token genius boy, an aspiring computer graphic artist. At first prioritized his dream than fighting, causing him to quit, but ends up going back anyway since dreams can be re-created, but not friends. He's still pretty aloof compared to the rest, though.
- Batman Gambit: His specialty as the team strategist.
- Blue Oni, Red Oni: The cool, aloof blue to Kenta's outgoing and emotional red.
- Difficult, but Awesome: "Mega Blue is hard to use".
- Genius Bruiser: Although he's really the smart-type, anyone who wields an axe can't be considered non-heavy hitter.
- Identity Amnesia: Suffers this in Episode 30 when he takes a sword strike to the head from Giga Guirail defending Kenta. He manages to gain his memories back when Kenta returns the favor.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: For the most time, he's quite aloof and a bit of insufferable. Though when he decided to be nice, he's nice.
- The Lancer: Not only he is a foil to Kenta being the blue oni, this is indicated in their visors, as his is the opposite of Kenta's in terms of design.
- Missing Mom: Episode 10 reveals she died before the series began.
- Oblivious to Love: He doesn't seem to realize Miku's feelings most of the time.
- Signature Move: The Tomahawk Hurricane, where he comes at his opponent spinning with Mega Tomahawk outstretched.
- The Smart Guy: Described as a genius and is the team's strategist.
Chisato Jougasaki/Mega Yellow
Chisato Jougasaki/Mega Yellow | Actor: Eri Tanaka
A bright photographer girl, and a more responsible one. She's into various girly hobbies like singing. While she's smart and responsible, she also sometimes likes to slack off and play Megaranger.
- Brats with Slingshots: Well, OK, she's hardly a brat. But her primary weapon is the Mega Sling.
- Butt-Monkey: Ended up as this in Episode 17, where she gets ice cream to the face, falls off a bridge into a fountain, and gets accidentally hit a couple of times by Miku.
- Buxom Beauty Standard: She is fairly gifted in her chest area, which is noted by other characters.Miku: [talking about cow udders] So big and soft! Just like Chisato's breasts!
Chisato: Hey! - The Chew Toy: In terms of singing. Anytime there is a singing contest, there's always something to bar her from participating despite her wonderful singing skill. Be they nose sickness, or a Monster of the Week switching her voice with an old man's voice.
- Everyone Can See It: She and Kouichirou... it's pretty easy to deduce that they like each other, and Episode 18 reveals that the other Megarangers clearly understand their breathless smiles towards each other.
- The Heart: She's the one who socially unites the team.
- Lady of War: In the "Megaranger" arcade game manual, Mega Yellow is said to be 'the most eloquent'.
- Ms. Fanservice: Episode 17 reveals Chisato's bikini body, showing she has a very prominent bust, as is lampshaded by Miku later on. And she wears a two-piece, usually, getting to show off her slender, sleek build. She also ends up flashing Kouichirou by mistake in Episode 7.
- Mythology Gag: Her being Yellow and a photographer homages to Mika Koizumi/1st Yellow Four. Thankfully, Chisato survived her series, unlike Mika.
- Ship Tease: With Kouichirou, and this is on full display in Episode 7, and a few select episodes later on.
- Signature Move: The Blade Arm, where she conjures an electromagnetic blade on her forearm, then chops down on her unfortunate adversary.
Miku Imamura/Mega Pink
Miku Imamura/Mega Pink | Actor: Mami Higashiyama
A not-so-bright student who's a good friend to Chisato. Likes eating, but is quite conscious on her weight. Like Kenta, she's just Obfuscating Stupidity due to her dislike of schoolwork. Has a crush on Shun.
Later on, she reappears in Gaorangers vs Super Sentai, helping the Gaorangers and some other old school Sentai warriors.
- Big Eater: As much as Kenta.
- Cute Clumsy Girl: Whenever she's really happy, she tends to cause havoc and misfortune. Just look at Episode 17.
- Apologizes a Lot: She's quick to apologize, too. She says "I'm so sorry" a lot.
- Distaff Counterpart: Of Kenta, but with Big Eater added.
- Dogged Nice Girl: Likes Shun, but he's probably too aloof to notice.
- Improbable Weapon User: Her Mega Capture is a satellite-shaped hand gun that fires sonic waves.
- Obfuscating Stupidity: She loathes schoolwork which makes her look dumb, but is actually pretty smart when it comes to battling the Nezirejia.
- Super Mode: Her Super Miku/Super Mega Pink self, as a result of Bibidebi shooting her with a Growth Gun. It doesn't last, though.
Yuusaku Hayakawa/Mega Silver
Yusaku Hayakawa/Mega Silver | Actor: Shigeru Kanai
A researcher of INET who tends to slack off. Despite his slacking off attitude, he's one of the top agents INET could offer. He develops the prototype of the Megaranger suit, and when the final product is out, he used the prototype to create the Mega Silver suit. He later helps out the Megarangers in their battle against Nezirejia, including making up a 'Nezi Silver' suit.
- Big Damn Heroes: Especially early on.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Despite slacking off a lot, Kubota really trusts his skills.
- Cool Old Guy: Not necessarily old, but he's a 25-year-old researcher hanging around with five high school kids.
- Finishing Move: The Blazer Impact, where he rushes at his opponent firing repeatedly from the Silver Blazer in gun mode, before switching it to sword mode upon closing the distance and slashing into them.
- Genius Bruiser: Beats up mooks untransformed and bare-handed on a few occasions. At first this is due to the time limit on the Mega Silver suit (no need to waste it on mooks after all), but later it's because he's just that badass.
- Mr. Fanservice: His body once his shirt is off is bound to show his handsome build, bound to turn heads.
- Sixth Ranger: Joins the Megarangers as their new member from episode 24 onwards.
- Swiss-Army Weapon: The Silver Blazer, which has two settings.
- Ray Gun: Gun Mode
- Cool Sword: Sword Mode
- Weaksauce Weakness: Mega Silver at first can only last for 2 minutes and 30 seconds, a weakness noted by Mantis Nezilar, the Monster of the Week for Episode 35. After several tune-ups, he has the ability to sustain it forever, though at the cost of a drop in power.
- In Episode 49, however, he managed to defeat both Shibolena and Yugande at the same time.
Professor Kubota
Professor Eikichi Kubota | Actor: Satoru Saito
The man behind the Megaranger project. Dr. Kubota invented the Megaranger video game to seek out recruits to face the Nezirejia.
- A Day in the Limelight: Episode 5 has him running to the cockpit of Galaxy Mega — which is about to be knocked into a volcano by Shrimp Nezire — to disable the automated program, hoping the Megarangers will come to reclaim control of Galaxy Mega. And they come back in the nick of time.
- Big Damn Heroes: The above-stated Episode 5 bit.
- Also in Episode 16, where he uses the Digitank to ram Poison Moth Nezire while his doctors give the poisoned Megarangers the cure.
- Cool Old Guy: Kubota has immense trust in the five teenagers he inadvertently selected to be his Megaranger squad. And he will risk his life if necessary to save the day.
- It's All My Fault: Whenever something bad would happen to the Megarangers, he would blame himself for dragging five innocent five schoolers into the fight with Nezirejia, particularly when their identities are forcibly exposed and the end up being driven from their school.
- Mentors: In addition to being the founder of the Megarangers, he is usually the man with a plan for his charges.
- Mission Control: Typically stays inside the Mega Ship and contacts the Megarangers remotely. He visits their high school in person once to warn them that they shouldn't henshin thanks to the Nezirangers.
- The Chooser of the One: Was the one who chose those who would become the Megarangers through the Megaranger computer game he developed.
- We Used to Be Friends: With Dr. Samejima, who became Dr. Hinelar.
The Wicked Electric Kingdom Nezirejia
General
- Evil Genius: Every member of the Nezirejia has some kind of genius flair. Some more than others. Even Yugande, who is more of a fighter, has his eureka moments. Heck, even Bibidebi can be pretty smart when the occasion calls. But usually, it's up to Dr. Hinelar and Shibolena to come up with the plan.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: Except Bibidebi.
- Supervillain Lair: The Death Neziro.
Evil Electro-King Javious I
Evil Electro-King Javious I | Voiced by: Ryūzaburō Ōtomo
The leader of Nezirejia, but mostly the Orcus on His Throne that commands Dr. Hinelar and his subordinates. He appears only as an eye that sometimes appears on the monitor in the Death Neziro.
- Big Bad: He's the main running force and the ruler of Nezirejia, though he lets Hinelar handle the Earth invasion while he oversees him from the background.
- Big Bad Wannabe: In the greater scheme of the plot, he is little more than The Man Behind the Curtain who is killed by his subordinates at the first possible opportunity, without even getting a chance to face the Megarangers or even trying to prevent said betrayal.
- Breaking Old Trends: Orcus on His Throne villains in past Sentai instalments often became the Final Boss or were at least the Climax Boss of the series and the heroes were always aware of their existence. Javious doesn't makes it to the finale arc, doesn't fights the Megaranger in any way nor they even meet him or learn of his existence.
- Deconstructed Character Archetype: Of the Orcus on His Throne villains that were dime-a-dozen in Sentai and other Tokusatsu series; Javious is imposing with a frightening voice but has no real leadership skills and spends his entire screentime doing little if anything at all beyond approving plans or getting mad at his minions. Unlike past antagonists that acted the same way, he realistically cultivates no loyalty from Hinelar with the human plotting his death once the opportunity presented itself and succeeds. He also ends up directly inconsequential to the Megarangers themselves as he never bothered to even let them know he existed, not even indirectly.
- Didn't Think This Through: When Javious manipulates Samejima into entering his dimension, he failed to consider that the reason that human joined him in the first place was out of revenge-driven egomania rather than any desire to serve him. This comes back to bite him once Hinelar decides to kill him off.
- Eldritch Abomination: Javious' true nature is that of The Javious Heart, an object that manifested a will and dimension unto itself.
- Family-Unfriendly Death: His eye bursts out of the monitor in CGI form, and gets way too close to the camera before shattering into a million pieces. Eugh.
- Generic Doomsday Villain: We know next to nothing about him other than he wants to conquer Earth, as we spend more time with his minions. He never comes up with any plans himself and he is betrayed by Hinelar at the first opportunity while doing nothing to pay him back for it.
- Genius Loci: He is Nezirejia, justifying Hinelar's warning to Yugande and Shibolena that Javious would have instantly destroyed them if he knew of their plot against him. Upon Javious's death, the dimension ceases to exist. But Hinelar had already acquired the Javious Heart, allowing the remains of Javious' power to continue as a threat even after his demise.
- Giant Eye of Doom: All that is shown of him is a single eye on a monitor.
- The Unfought: The Megarangers never fight him directly. Though they do play a role in his death via the Nezirangers whose defeat at their hands kills Javious, they never even learn of his existence.
Dr. Hinelar
Dr. Hinelar | Actor: Tetsuo Morishita
"Our first task, is to destroy it!"
The in-chief Big Bad of the series, once a normal human named Dr. Samejima who aligned himself with Nezirejia and personally oversees its invasion of Earth.
- Arch-Enemy: Technically, while he antagonizes the entire team, his real nemesis is Kubota. And it's entirely one-sided on Hinelar's part; Kubota keeps trying to save him somehow and continues to call him by his human name, Samejima. It's especially notable in the finale, where Hinelar, in One-Winged Angel mode, tears through all the Megarangers just to assault Kubota.
- Avenging the Villain: Is devastated by the deaths of Shibolena and Yugande, and aims to kill Megarangers at any cost, no longer showing concern for his own life since he's dying anyway.
- Berserk Button: Killing Shibolena and Yugande motivates Hinelar to kill the Megarangers personally.
- Big Bad: Successfully overthrows Javious to become the main villain.
- Non-Action Big Bad: He never fights the Megarangers directly, until he averts this and goes One-Winged Angel in the final episode.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: His One-Winged Angel form allows him to overwhelm the Megarangers, only failing because he can't maintain it. He proceeds to deliver a similarly one sided fight with his own Humongous Mecha, the Grand Neziros (which is the Death Neziro converted into a giant, Neziranger-esque robot) against the Mega Voyager. But the only reason he doesn't win is because he's dying, and he attempts to kill the Megarangers via self destruct.
- Dark Lord on Life Support: The series finale reveals he outfitted his body with tech designed to survive in Nezirejia. But once is it destroyed, his body begins to distort with death an eventuality.
- Demoted to Extra: He has no Power Rangers counterpart from Power Rangers in Space, but his costume was used for Furio, one of the shortest-lived sub-villains in Lost Galaxy.
- Dragon Ascendant: Ascends to Evil Overlord after Javious's life force is drained by the Nezirangers.
- Evil Counterpart: To the Megarangers, namely Kenta and Shun
- Dr. Kubota lampshaded Kenta's similarities to Hinelar when he was Samejima in that both thought it would be their best interests to act on their own rather then rely on their friends for support. Kenta ultimately learned his lesson and became a team player before ending up like Hinelar.
- Like Shun, he is a genius who bore the pain of losing an intermediate family member. But Shun moved on while Hinelar did not.
- Evil Former Friend: To Kubota.
- Evil Genius: He's Nezirejia's resident Mad Scientist, and the one who responsible for creating the Nezire Beasts and Psycho-Nezilar.
- Evilutionary Biologist: He believes modifying humans is a more effective approach to giving them protective suits like Kubota's Megaranger technology.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: He cares for his fellow subordinates; especially Shibolena and Yugande, whom he created and views as his children. Hence why he was less than pleased with Guirail making Yugande his Human Shield. In fact, he devotes Episode 31 to making sure Guirail doesn't get away scot-free.Dr. Hinelar (to Shibolena): You [her and Yugande] are my best creations. And I'm making sure Guirail learns this lesson. Painfully.
- Expy:
- To Doctor Man, being a formerly good human scientist who became evil and inhuman after a failed experiment.
- To Doctor Lee Keflen as a mad scientist who served as a Dragon Ascendant to his leader, created his generals, carries a staff as a weapon, uses an organ-like machine to create monsters and has a father-and-daughter-like relationship with his female general. He's also a human with a dark past.
- For Science!!: He used his own daughter for an experient that ends up killing her.
- The Heavy: Javious is the one running Nezirejia, but it's Hinelar who Javious put in charge of Nezirejia's Earth invasion. But then Hinelar grows ambitious...
- It's All About Me: His motive is to prove himself the better scientist than Kubota.
- Jerkass Has a Point: During the final battle, he mocks the Megarangers for continuing to fight for the same people who turned on them after he exposed their identities despite them having saved the town many times over. However, the Megarangers counter that Hinelar's own motivation (the persecution he endured following his daughter's death in a failed experiment) doesn't give him the right to take revenge on those who had nothing to do with it.
- The Juggernaut: When he stops playing Orcus on His Throne, he uses a monster form that is utterly impervious to any attacks by the Megarangers. When he isn't able to maintain the form, he decides to uses the Supervillain Lair that he converted into his own Humongous Mecha, Grand Neziros. With Grand Neziros, Hinelar gives a massively one-sided beating to the Mega Voyager. Even though the Voyager Machines weren't at a hundred percent before the fight, the Mega Voyager's Voyager Spartan failing to destroy Grand Neziros gives the hint that even if the Megarangers brought all their mecha at a hundred percent, they likely wouldn't have been able to defeat it.
- Killed Off for Real: He is consumed in the self-destruction of Grand Neziros in the finale, ending his reign of terror.
- Last Villain Stand: Following the destruction of Hinelar City, he becomes solely focused on getting revenge on the Megarangers. Becomes even moreso in the finale when he tried to pull a Taking You with Me.
- Laughing Mad: Right before he dies in the explosion of the Grand Neziros.
- Mad Scientist: He helps create Monsters of the Week for the Nezirejia, though he's not completely without his humanity.
- Misplaced Retribution: His reason for hating Kubota? The man's Mega Suit technology was favored over risky human modification surgery.
- Never My Fault: During a Motive Rant, he blamed Kubota for ruining his life.
- One-Winged Angel: Temporarily mutated into a monster form to fight the Megaranger directly.
- Pay Evil unto Evil: As revenge for Guirail using Yugande as a shield, Hinelar gives Guirail a Super Serum that robs him of his mind... and gives an Ironic Echo to boot.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: In the finale, he attacks the Megaranger to avenge his subordinates' deaths while making attempts to kill Kubota, whom he blamed even more.
- The Starscream: Hinelar created the Nejirangers to get rid of Javious. He succeeds in doing so and becomes the new leader of Nezirejia.
- Taking You with Me: When fighting the Megarangers in the Grand Neziros, he sees he might die before the fight is over after the tech keeping his body stable is destroyed. With the Grand Neziros suffering a critical stab to its head via its own sword, he attempts to self-destruct it to kill the Megarangers. Thanks to the heroes pulling his robot into the sky with the Mega Voyager and barely escaping, he only succeeds in killing himself and destroying the Mega Voyager.
- Transhuman: His body was altered from exposure to Nezirejia.
- Visionary Villain: Hinelar City is the symbol of his resolve.
- Villainous Breakdown: Loses his cool and his sanity when Yugande and Shibolena die. This is even more evident when he is about to be killed through the self-destruction of the Grand Neziros.
- Was Once a Man: Prior to his conversion, Dr. Samejima worked with Prof. Eikichi Kubota to develop combat suits designed as a countermeasure against interdimensional invaders. But his daughter was killed during the prototype suit's test run with his face scarred in the process, destroying his reputation. Soon after, Samejima discovered the existence of Nezirejia and, against Kubota's wishes, used an inter-dimensional transportation device of his own design to travel there and made a new life as Dr. Hinelar where the energy of the dimension gradually mutated him into a new form.
- Would Hurt a Child: Without much hesitation, he follows through with Guirail's plan to use children as human shields to try and lower the Megarangers' guard.
- Unwitting Instigator of Doom: His act of traveling to Nezirejia is what allowed the dimension to learn of Earth.
Shibolena
Shibolena | Actor: Asami Jo
"Soon, it will be the age of Nezirejia!"
- Alas, Poor Villain: She returns to Hinelar fatally wounded, thanks him for creating her and calls him "father", right before dying. A rather somber end for an otherwise straight-up villain.
- Color Motif: Blue.
- Co-Dragons: She and Yugande are Dr. Hinelar's right-hands.
- Chainmail Bikini: She's actually pretty covered, as her "blue hair" also doubles as her helmet, and her exposed skin is justified what with her being a robot.
- Dark Action Girl: Though she does it less often than Yugande, Shibolena is perfectly capable of going into battle and holding her own against the Megarangers. In addition to wielding several abilities that she can use for other foes
- Hammerspace: She tends to pull her sword out from nowhere.
- Elemental Powers: Demonstrates a few powers of this kind.
- Shock and Awe: Can fire electricity from her hand.
- Blow You Away: Can create strong gusts of winds.
- Green Thumb: Can summon rose vines from the ground to bind her opponent (with Rose Nezire's power).
- Playing with Fire: Can set objects on fire with just her gaze.
- Even Evil Has Standards: She was originally indifferent to Guirail and his plans, but she is horrified when she discovers Guirail fused with Yugande, not believing that Yugande allowed the fusion. When he returns with a critically damaged Yugande — a result of him using the android warrior as a shield from the Super Galaxy Mega's finisher — she is outraged, and wants to kill him right there. She is only stopped by Dr. Hinelar, who has a different method of payback in mind.Guirail: I've only done something worthy of praise.Shibolena: How dare you... all I hear are excuses!
- Expy: Of Ley Nefel, being a female general who views her master as a father figure She even dies the exact same way as she did, taking a fatal hit from the Red Ranger to protect an ally. Though Shibolena was actually created as a replacement for Hinelar's deceased daughter, while Nefel isn't based on someone in particular..
- Femme Fatalons: Wears five different colored fake nails. This is the only way to know it's her when she's disguised.
- Immortality Immorality: She directly states in her Image Song that her body will last for an eternity. It doesn't thanks to the Megaranger.
- Image Song: "Blue Devil's Smile".
- Killed Off for Real: In the penultimate episode, by Mega Red. Though the attack the Mega Red mortally wounded her with was intended for Yugande. It doesn't stop him from killing him as well when Yugande charges at Mega Red in a blind rage.
- Kiss of Death: Projectile version. In Megaranger vs. Carranger, she mind controls the Carrangers with this. It's sort of a Story-Breaker Power, as it requires a very powerful attack to free someone from it. And she never used it before.
- Master of Disguise: Often disguises herself as human women, including the Megaranger girls, in order to carry out schemes.
- New Powers as the Plot Demands: In Megaranger vs. Carranger she suddenly gains the ability to turn other beings into her servants by blowing a special kiss at them, with the spell being so powerful that the Megaranger have to use an execessively powerful attack to remove the effects. This ability was never used outside of the crossover, despite it's story-breaking capabilities.
- Noblewoman's Laugh: She mocks Chisato this way in Episode 11.
- The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: To Mega Yellow, following Episode 11. And the feeling is mutual, as Shibolena nearly turned one of her friends - and numerous other children - into rose monsters. But the one that kills her (albeit, not on purpose) is Mega Red.
- Ridiculously Human Robots: Is seen drinking wine in Episode 10, which makes one wonder if she's fully robot.
- Robot Girl: She is a robot modeled after Hinelar's dead daughter.
- Senseless Sacrifice: She sacrifices herself to save Yugande, who's so enraged by this that he charges at the Megarangers and immediately gets himself killed, rendering her attempts entirely pointless.
- Story-Breaker Power: Her kiss brainwashing in Denji Sentai Megaranger vs. Carranger is one of the more potent brainwashing abilities seen in Super Sentai powerful enough that it takes a massively powerful attack from the entire Megaranger team to break its hold over its victims (the Carrangers in the film's case). Had she ever used it in the main series, it likely would've permanently rendered the Megarangers as her servants and thus completely ended the story the second she did.
- This Is Unforgivable!: Her attitude towards Guirail when he forcibly merges with Yugande. Taken even further when Guirail uses Yugande as a meat shield against Super Galaxy Mega. She initially tries to kill him herself, but Hinelar stops her so he can instead give him a more painful end.
- Would Hurt a Child: Undertook a plan to turn children into little Rose Nezires, and was willing to go along with Guirail's plan to use children as human shields, even getting a Scorpion Nezire to brainwash them into being obedient enough to do it.
Yugande
Mobile Commander Yugande | voiced by: Hirotaka Suzuoki
"Those who return from Hell are more powerful."
A physically imposing robot warrior in the form of a wire-frame model, Yugande is a brutal fighter who carries Undying Loyalty to Hinelar. Despite being a villain, he is rather honorable.
- Badass Cape: He carries one in the first 8 episodes, but after his first destruction at the hands of Galaxy Mega, he ditches it.
- Berserk Button: Guirail is this all on his own to Yugande. He hates Guirail, due to how underhanded his plans are.
- The Brute: Physically, the most powerful member of Nezirejia, having done more damage to the Megarangers and their mecha than any of the others. But unlike stereotypical Brutes, he does have some pretty crafty plans.
- Came Back Strong: Yugande was already a powerhouse to begin with. But after he is blown up by Galaxy Mega in Episode 8, he returns as a far more powerful foe for the Megarangers to face.
- Clipped-Wing Angel: After fighting as Burning Yugande for a while, the Nezi-Reactor within him started to overload, leading to him being drastically weakened and easily killed by Mega Red.
- Co-Dragons: He and Shibolena are Dr. Hinelar's right-hands, though Yugande often takes more of an enforcer role than Shibolena.
- Cool Sword: Dark Thunder, which is a sword with wire-frame designs on it. After being refitted by Hinelar after Guirail used him as a shield, he has a new sword called Dark Crisis, which has different energy attack settings.
- Deadly Upgrade: With the Nezi-Reactor, which removed a lot of his power when it expired.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: He cares deeply for Shibolena, and will lay his life down for Dr. Hinelar.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Out of everyone in Nezirejia, Yugande was especially disgusted with Guirail's tactics. It's even clear in his body language that he is horrified by Guirail's plan to use children as human shields, whereas Dr. Hinelar and Shibolena decide to go along with the plan without much argument.
- Evil vs. Evil: Gets into an Enemy Civil War with Guirail due to his disgusting tactics contrasting Yugande's more honorable and traditional tactics.
- Eye Beams: He has several variations of this attack.
- Fusion Dance: Not of his own volition, but Guirail forcibly enters his body to become Giga Guirail in Episode 30. When defeat is clear, Guirail de-fuses with Yugande and uses him as a human shield. Afterwards, he concludes that Yugande was not a good fusion partner.
- Genius Bruiser: Is the second strongest of Dr. Hinelar's creations,note and is a great tactician. He also invents a special gem that records powers used by the Megarangers, and implants it into his creation, Buffalo Nezire. He is confident that the Megarangers will never hurt Buffalo Nezire because the jewel will put up a barrier to deflect any attack it has pre-recorded. The only thing he never counted on was a Sixth Ranger ever appearing.
- I'll Kill You!: When Mega Red accidentally wounds Shibolena, his last words are this as he blindly charges Mega Red.Yugande: Megaranger! DIE!
- Implacable Man: As his above quote states, destroying him is merely considered a setback. Until the finale that is.
- The Juggernaut: As Burning Yugande via Nezire Reactor. The Megarangers aren't able to do any real damage to him, and he destroys Delta Mega while leaving Galaxy Mega too damaged to fight in the following battle. He's only beaten because his power-up expired.
- Killed Off for Real: Due to the Nezi-Reactor reaching critical mass and greatly weakening him, he is put down for good afterwards by Mega Red.
- Light Is Not Good: Most of Yugande's powers focus on projecting holographic images and firing concentrated blasts of light. But his body is very much dark.
- Noble Demon: Not so much as his PR counterpart, Ecliptor, but still a fairly honorable villain. Enough so that he finds any plan Guirail suggests to cross the line in too many different ways.
- One-Winged Angel: In the penultimate episode, he becomes the red colored Burning Yugande thanks to a special reactor.
- The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: To Mega Red.
- Power Incontinence: After being brought back from his first destruction, Yugande becomes far more powerful. But he finds himself unable to control the overflowing power within his body, and grows impatient when Hinelar tells him that he must wait until he can properly control his new strength. He doesn't return to the fight until Episode 13, despite not being declared ready for battle.
- Puppeteer Parasite: Becomes the victim of this to Guirail when he enacts the Fusion Dance with him, resulting in Giga Guirail.
- Shonen Hair: His spiked head resembles an asymmetrical version of this.
- Tron Lines: Has thin but visible light-up green lines all over his body.
- Undying Loyalty: He goes to serious lengths for his master, and the full extent of his devotion is shown in Episode 50, where he risks his life and existence to become all-powerful and destroy the Megarangers.
- Villainous Breakdown: When Shibolena is struck down while protecting him from Mega Red, Yugande completely loses it and charges at the offender one last time, not caring that he can no longer put up a fight or that the attack Shibolena saved him from is one he wouldn't be able to take on. Mega Red quickly kills him with the Drill Saber Slash in response.
Bibidebi
Bibidebi | Voiced by: Tomokazu Seki
"Bibibebibi, we'll do it, debi!"
- A Day in the Limelight: He gets a villainous version of this in Episode 37, where Hinelar, Shibolena and Yugande are nowhere to be seen (perhaps off overseeing the creation of the Nezirangers). So Bibidebi decides to come up with his own evil scheme to defeat the Megarangers. So he sends his goofy Psycho-Nezilar, Canary Nezilar, to go beat them. Comedy ensues throughout the episode.
- Contrasting Sequel Antagonist:
- To Kocha, being a pint-sized snarky villian modified for enlarging monsters. Unlike Kocha, Bibidebi remained with Nezirejia to the very end.
- He's also this to previous monsters that grow the Monster of the Week (Gyodai, Kuragen and Okelampa). Those monsters are unintelligent, barely speak and their only purpose in the show is to grow the monsters of the week. Bibidebi, however, is intelligent and even gets to orchestrate some evil plans and also gets a focus episode for himself
- Dual Wielding: In Episode 17, he was sent to increase several Toad Nezires' growth rate with two guns that can either do the job or the opposite. This is how Miku ends up becoming Super Miku, as Bibidebi, without thinking, shoots her with the growth gun.
- Evil Genius: After Hinelar ascends to Big Bad, you can arguably say that Bibidebi filled this position.
- Hopeless Suitor: In a funny case with Shibolena (though she does care for him). In Episode 37, the thought of a mere kiss from an impressed Shibolena inspires him to go along with a bid to take down Nezirejia's greatest enemies with his own Monster of the Week.
- Image Song: "Bibi! Bibidebi Da De Bi!"
- Make My Monster Grow: After Hinelar modifies him in Episode 3, he can accomplish this by biting Nezire Beasts and Psycho-Nezilar to inject an enlarging virus into their DNA. If they were completely destroyed, he would suck up the remaining dust and blow smoke to revive and enlarge them. This method can also work on non-Nezirejia beings as shown with Helmedor.
- Not-So-Harmless Villain: Aside from being able to make the Nezire Beasts and Psycho-Nezilar enlarge, he can fire laser blasts from his mouth, as shown when he stops Kouichirou/Mega Black from killing Mole Nezire so he can bite him.
- Team Pet: He's Nezirejia's monster enlarger.
- Uncertain Doom: Within the series, it is never shown whether he perished in the destruction of the Grand Neziros or escaped at the last minute. Seijuu Sentai Gingaman vs. Megaranger would reveal that he died giving all his lifeforce to activate Hizumina (Shibolena's "sister" and Hinelar's last creation) and warp her away from the exploding robot.
Guirail
Action Commander Guirail | voiced by: Tatsuyuki Jinnai
"It's our duty to invade the Earth using any means necessary."
A Nezirejian warrior sent by Javious to oversee Dr. Hinelar's schemes. He believes that to defeat the Megarangers, the Nezirejia must do whatever it takes. This leads to him pulling acts so despicable that even his comrades are horrified and disgusted by him.
- And There Was Much Rejoicing: The Megarangers predictably start cheering after having blown Guirail into a fireball with the Mega Voyager. Dr. Hinelar and Shibolena are somewhat disappointed, having hoped that Guirail would've managed to kill the Megarangers before he died, but they are at least happy to be rid of him once and for all.
- Big Bad Wannabe: Whenever Dr. Hinelar and Javious aren't around, he tries to take the helm, and he appears to be a strong enemy. But he fails to meet the level of threat the others have.
- Body Horror: He suffers this after ingesting the Nezire Source Capsule. He starts to sweat volumes of slime, and then when his power reaches his peak, he grows into a massive, terribly mutated version of himself, growing uneven horns and spikes all over his body as he becomes a Clipped-Wing Angel.
- Card-Carrying Villain: He uses children as human shields, experiments on Nejire Beasts, and willing to sacrifice his own comrades to save his skin. He isn't ashamed of do any of those things.
- Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: As is shown when he convinces Yugande into working together when Javious demands results...merging into the warrior's body to become Giga Guirail. And when everything goes pear-shaped, he uses Yugande as a meat shield from the Finishing Move the Megarangers had prepared for them. This is when Hinelar decides he's had enough of the bastard.
- Clipped-Wing Angel: Mad Guirail is this in that he is unbelievably strong, but his mind is completely shattered, meaning he is no better than a non-sapient, screeching animal.
- Cool Sword: Guirail owns a dagger that he can extend into a full-length sword. And it's not retractable — the sword literally elongates by itself when Guirail wants it to.
- Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: To Ritchihiker, being a villian introduced in the second half of the series who helps the villians for his own interests and later receives a power up before being killed off. But while Ritchihiker only got a color change and heighted intelligence, Guirail mutated into Mad Guirail with his mind completely eroded as a side effect of his transformation.
- Deadly Upgrade: After Yugande is horribly damaged thanks to Guirail's disregard for him, Dr. Hinelar gives him a "Nezire Source Capsule" to make him stronger. This turns him into a Lightning Bruiser with untold levels of power. However, Side Effects Include...: Mutation into a powerful but mindless, animalistic One-Winged Angel form. Turns out that Hinelar gave this to Guirail on purpose, to punish him for what he did to Yugande.
- Dirty Coward: Guirail is perfectly fine with using others as human shields to save his own hide (as Yugande found out the hard way).
- Dual Wielding:
- When he becomes Giga Guirail, he wields both his dagger sword and Yugande's Dark Thunder in tandem.
- For some reason, he has twin daggers after mutating into Mad Guirail.
- Elite Mook: He spawns Gigire, a mindless beast created from a piece of his own body, as a result of his power growing too out of control for one body to handle.
- Establishing Character Moment: He is first seen directing a brutal nighttime raid, having several buildings in a wide area of Tokyo being decimated, possibly killing thousands. He then leads a company of Kunekune Soldiers to kidnap children, using them as human shields merely to bait the Megarangers. When it cuts to the Death Neziro, Dr. Hinelar states that he didn't order the attack. Guirail then reveals himself for the first time, revealing that it was his operation as he introduces himself. Already we know just about everything about him. He is a complete monster with no qualms over mass-murder, willing to use anyone like having children as meat shields to win, and prefers to take point without any authority.
- Evil Laugh: He has a very unsettling, hissing chuckle where his sharp teeth grind together. It hardly sounds like a laugh at all, for that matter, seeming more like a clicking hiss.
- Eye Beams: Upon becoming Mad Guirail, he spams these all across Tokyo, and these succeed in critically damaging Super Galaxy Mega. They don't harm Mega Voyager at all, however...
- Expy: A composite of Baraba and Inazuma Ginga.
- Fate Worse than Death: Asshole Victim variant, he is turned into a mindless berserker by Hinelar for using Yugande as a disposable tool.
- Fusion Dance: In Episode 30, he stabs Yugande in the back and enters Yugande's body, taking it over and transforming it into a half-Yugande, half-Guirail warrior called Giga Guirail.
- Hate Sink: While Dr. Hinelar, Shibolena, and Yugande can have their moments of being fairly evil, they do occasionally show they have limits as to how cruel they can be, and care for each other as a family. But Guirail outclasses them all in terms of being as heinous and despicable as possible, right to the point that he's meant to be despised by the audience. There is nothing redeeming about a bastard like him, as he is sadistic, ruthless, is concerned with only his own welfare, disregards collateral damage to his allies, and is willing to either flee or use the nearest living being as a meat shield when he's dealt a bad hand. Dr. Hinelar and Shibolena merely tolerate him despite their initial dislike of the things he does, but Yugande is outright repulsed by him. Ultimately, he earns everyone's hatred when he tricks Yugande into being an unwilling Fusion Dance partner, and forces him to take a Super Galaxy Knuckle to the face when it all goes to hell for them both. This leads to his death.
- It's All About Me: While Dr. Hinelar and his creations care for each other (and not enough is known about Javious for us to really judge him), Guirail cares for no one but himself and staying in the good graces of Javious. His dirty tactics ends up disgusting even his own allies, in addition to the Megarangers. Betraying Yugande ends up earning Hinelar's ire, ultimately leading to his fate.
- An Ice Person: After merging with Yugande and becoming Giga Guirail, he gained the ability to freeze the Megarangers in pixelated blocks of ice. He manages to freeze Mega Black, Yellow and Pink, and is prepared to deliver them to Javious once he has Red and Blue.
- In the Back: When Yugande is clashing with Mega Red, Guirail suddenly cuts Yugande across the back with his sword, which gives Guirail the opportunity to take over Yugande's body and act out a forcible Fusion Dance.
- Karmic Transformation: He forces a Fusion Dance with Yugande to acquire a strong enough body to destory the Megarangers and applease Javious. Hinelar, furious over Yugande being critically damaged, grants Guirail's wish a Nejire Source Capsule while withholding the mind eroding sideeffects.
- Killed Off for Real: He is the first Nezirejian to be killed by the Mega Voyager.
- Knight of Cerebus: His tactics are very dirty and take the series to darker depths.
- Lightning Bruiser: Upon consuming the Nezire Source Capsule, Guirail becomes far too fast for the Megarangers to track or even land a hit on, allowing him to blitz his opponents with strikes so fast that the Megarangers look like they're moving at a turtle's pace. He even starts shooting lightning and firing off lightning-based attacks.
- Manipulative Bastard: He even manipulates people supposed to be on his side, as shown when he convinces Yugande to work together to defeat the Megarangers. Guirail's request for Yugande's assistance is actually a ploy for Guirail to cut Yugande down and take over his body, resulting in the Fusion Dance that creates Giga Guirail.
- Nightmare Fetishist: He is very much impressed by Dr. Hinelar's plan to turn humans into coral (with Coral Nezire) to make the oceans uninhabitable. In fact, he delights in anything he does to cause lots of pain and misery for anyone.
- No-Sell: Does this several times after consuming the Nezire Source Capsule. First, he deflects the combined blasts of the Drill Sniper Custom and the Multi-Attack Rifle into the sky with just his sword. Later, when he goes insane and becomes Mad Guirail, he deflects Super Galaxy Mega's Super Galaxy Knuckle, much to the Megarangers' horror. The new finishing move, the Big Bang Attack, comes closer to actually harming him, as it knocks him on his ass and causes an explosion. But if anything, it pisses the mindless Guirail off more than ever, and it causes him to spawn Gigire. He keeps on doling out damage and not receiving any at all... until Mega Voyager arrives.
- One-Winged Angel: The Nezire Source Capsule grants him this, but not of his own volition. Upon being driven mad by the overflow of power, Guirail mutates uncontrollably and grows massive, becoming Mad Guirail. However, he is just as much a Clipped-Wing Angel in that he's gone totally insane, exhibiting the tendencies of a mindless, feral beast rather than the cunning, ruthless monster he once was.
- Person of Mass Destruction: Upon becoming Mad Guirail, he goes on a crazed rampage, laying waste to Tokyo in a frenzy. Not even Super Galaxy Mega is able to stop him from causing such destruction.
- Power Incontinence: As a result of the Nezire Source Capsule, Guirail's mind erodes while losing complete control of his body indefinitely. It gets so bad that the power made his insanely strong body made unstable enough to spawns an Elite Mook called Gigire.
- Puppeteer Parasite: How he initiates the Fusion Dance with Yugande. After slashing him across the back to weaken him, Guirail sticks a tendril into Yugande and enters his body in energy form, causing Yugande's body to mutate. So in a sense, Giga Guirail is still Yugande's body, but with Guirail's mind in control.
- Retractable Weapon: His main weapon is a Telescoping Sword that can grow at will.
- Sadist: To a horrifying degree.
- Shock and Awe: He is wreathed in a violent aura of golden lightning after taking the Nezire Source Capsule, and starts spouting immense amounts of it against his Megaranger opponents.
- Sixth Ranger: An evil version, as he is sent by Javious to join Hinelar's invasion force almost 20 episodes into the series.
- Slasher Smile: He is always sporting that evil, toothy grin.
- Spikes of Villainy: He has a few devilish horns on his head, as well as some protruding from his coat and collar. He gains more when he becomes Mad Guirail, as a result of the out-of-control mutation.
- Smug Snake: Very much so.
- The Sociopath: He seems to take unnerving glee in causing pain to anyone or anything from Earth. Also cares for his well-being and deceptive streak.
- The Starscream: While not as extreme as most cases of this trope (as he does seem to have genuine loyalty to Javious), he is very disloyal to Hinelar, and seems to want to supplant him as the one leading the attack on Earth. This is easily seen when he is given the Nezire Source Capsule, as he laughs about how foolish Hinelar was to give him what he sees as a one-way ticket to victory over the Megarangers. Combine that with his lack of regard for Hinelar, his creations, and his orders, and it's in plain sight that he wants to take all the credit for destroying the Nezirejia's greatest foes, paving the way for Earth's invasion. It's such a shame he never considered that Hinelar deliberately omitted the side effects of the capsule because of how Guirail treated Yugande recently.
- Undying Loyalty: To Javious. This is the only thing "good" about him, and that's not saying much.
- The Unfettered: He states repetitively that there is nothing he "won't do" to accomplish his mission, wiiling to use any underhanded or dirty trick that even Hinelar's faction finds reprehensible.
- Villainous Breakdown: The Nezire Source Capsule does exactly what it was intended to do: make its consumer incomprehensibly powerful. But then he starts to leak a gelatinous ooze from all over his body, and he starts to realize that something's not right at all. He retreats and calls out Dr. Hinelar on what he just ate, and Dr. Hinelar and Shibolena arrive to tell him that the Nezire Source Capsule will soon mutate him and drive him completely insane: a horrifying cost for the power he's received. They remind the shocked Guirail about what he said about doing whatever it takes before leaving, and Guirail spends his last sane moments cursing Hinelar and Shibolena, right before he mutates into a gigantic, mindless monster.
- With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: This happens to him right after the Nezire Source Capsule drives him completely insane; he becomes Mad Guirail, a giant, horrifically mutated, degenerate version of himself that only knows to destroy anything in his way. In this state, he completely wrecks Super Galaxy Mega, and evens spawns a monster of his own called Gigire. It takes the Voyager Machines to stop his spawn, and the Mega Voyager to take him down.
- Would Hurt a Child: When he first appears, he has an army of Kunekune Soldiers kidnap a bunch of children, and has them use them as human shields, all to try and keep the Megarangers at bay. He even swaps a Kunekune for Takeshi, Kenta's friend; Kenta/Mega Red ends up punching him by mistake, and Takeshi ends up in the hospital.
The Nezirangers
Jaden Sentai Neziranger
Dr. Hinelar's answer to the Megarangers. They are five homicidal cyborgs created to be the Megarangers' counterparts. Hinelar designed them to draw their immense power from Javious himself, in a bid to destroy him and take over as leader of the Nezirejia.
- And Then What?: This is actually averted, as the Nezi Red, Black, and Yellow realize that once they all kill the Megarangers, Dr. Hinelar will probably scrap them since they would die with Javious. In fact, they stalled for time for Nezi Red to force Hinelar to grant them immortality. But Hinelar instead turns them into Deathseekers hellbent on fulfilling their objective.
- Ax-Crazy: All five of them count as this. Special mention goes to Nezi Blue, who carries his own axe, and is easily the most insane.
- Back from the Dead: They ran their souls through Hinelar's digitization machine, reconstituting their bodies.
- Badass Crew: Same as the Megarangers, but even more so. Each member is an army unto themself, and each one was capable of taking on the entire team alone. They would've killed the Megarangers for sure if they worked together more, like their Megaranger counterparts.
- The Brute: Nezi Blue. A Blood Knight obsessed with Mega Blue.
- Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: Nezi Yellow. Not only does she team up with Nezi Pink for a "friendly" game to see which got her Megaranger counterpart first, but callously abandons her teammate when things go all pear-shaped, resulting in Nezi Pink's death.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: They subject this to the Megarangers in just about every fight.
- The Dragon: Nezi Black is the team's second-in-command, in contrast to Mega Black, who's the leader of the Megarangers
- Dwindling Party: Nezi Pink is the first to die, and Nezi Blue follows afterwards. This leaves Nezi Red, Nezi Black and Nezi Yellow for the final confrontation, where they are all killed together at once.
- The Evil Genius: Nezi Yellow. She's sly, intelligent while using underhanded methods.
- Fatal Flaw: They can't work together very well, because they are obsessed with killing their respective Megaranger. This is part of what spells their eventual defeat.
- Gone Horribly Right: Dr. Hinelar created the Nezirangers to attack the Megarangers while draining Javious of his life force. Unfortunately for him, death doesn't stop the Nezirangers from hijacking his machine to revive themselves.
- Manipulative Bastard: Neji Yellow, she is the one who is most likely to hang back and let the others do the heavy lifting and then swoop in at the end to take the glory for herself.
- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: By saving the Megarangers from becoming data cards, they enabled the destruction of Hinelar City.
- One-Winged Angel: When injured, they transform into their true giant monstrous forms.
- Wreathed in Flames: Nezi Phantom is Nezi Red's true form.
- Rock Monster: Nezi Vulgar is Nezi Black's true form.
- An Ice Person: Nezi Bizarre is Nezi Blue's true form.
- Spider People: Nezi Sophia is Nezi Yellow's true form.
- Plant Person: Nezi Jealous is Nezi Pink's true form.
- The Psycho Rangers: Japanese counterparts to the Trope Namers and a Deconstruction of the archetype itself (making this an Unbuilt Trope). The Nezirangers were created to fight the Megarangers, but each is designed with an obessive need to '''crush''' their Megaranger counterpart, becoming a Fatal Flaw that ultimately directly contributes to their downfall and demise.
- Quirky Miniboss Squad: Though they're not really that funny. They're terrifying, as a matter of fact.
- Shock and Awe: They lack sidearms like the real Megarangers, but make up for it with lightning blasts shot from their fingertips.
- Spanner in the Works: They wind up causing the destruction of Hinelar City plan of their single-minded hatred for the Megarangers.
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: Despite being in their best interest to work as a unit, the Nezirangers hardly ever work together. And it's rare if they do.
- Villainous Rescue: In Episode 48, after regaining their material forms, they rescued the Megarangers from Dr. Hinelar, because they claim that the heroes are their prey and no one else's.
- Xanatos Gambit: Dr. Hinelar created the Nezirangers from Javious's cells, draining Javious of his lifeforce. Whether the Nezirangers killed the Megarangers or Javious was destroyed, Hinelar would get what he wanted... or would he?
Hizumina
See this page for tropes regarding Hizumina.
Nezire Beasts
In General:
Stingray Nezire | Voice: Hidenari Ugaki
A stingray-themed Nezira Beast and the first of his kind Dr. Hinelar sent to Earth.- Eye Laser: Had this ability.
- Starter Villain: The first Nezira Beast the Megarangers fought.
Rhino Nezire | Voice: Toshiharu Sakurai
A rhino-themed Nezira Beast. He was sent to flush out the Megarangers and attacked a local CG Center.- Attack Reflector: When his horn drill spins fast, he can deflect projectile attacks.
- The Bus Came Back: An illusion of Rhino Nezira returns in Episode 21.
- Earthquake Machine: He could cause earthquakes to happen just by walking.
- Rhino Rampage: An evil rhino monster.
- This Is a Drill: His horn sports a large drill.
Chameleon Nezire | Voice: Yoshimasa Chida
A chameleon-themed Nezira Beast. He helped Shibolena with her Nezirian Teaching plan.- Chameleon Camouflage: Fitting for his animal sake, he has this ability.
- No Body Left Behind: Averted. Although defeated by the Galaxy Mega, his arm was the only thing remaining from the destruction. And it had a shard of the saber in it.
Shrimp Nezire | Voice: Nobuhiko Kazama
A shrimp-themed Nezira Beast.- The Bus Came Back: An illusion of Shrimp Nezira returns in Episode 21.
- Kill It with Fire: His final fate as the Rangers tossed him into a volcano.
- Made of Iron: Thanks to his DNA augmented by the saber shard from Chameleon Nezire's remains, Shrimp Nezire became immune to sharp slashes.
- Power Pincers: Being a shrimp monster, he has these. With them, Shrimp Nezire can create energy boomerangs.
Elephant Nezire | Voice: Yoshimasa Chida
An elephant-themed Nezira Beast. He was tasked with knocking over an energy system tower to cause a meltdown.- Cruel Elephant: An evil elephant monster.
- Ramming Always Works: His main method of attacking.
Bee Nezire | Voice: Takuma Suzuki
A bee-themed Nezira Beast.- Arm Cannon: Sports one on his right arm, in the shape of a beehive.
- The Bus Came Back: An illusion of Bee Nezira returns in Episode 21.
- Invisibility: Had this ability, but was quickly found by Cassie's Satellite Stunner.
- Wicked Wasps: A bee monster.
Bat Nezire | Voice: Hisaya Ishiguro (first appearance)/Toranori Yoshikawa (second appearance)
A bat-themed Nezira Beast.- Bat Out of Hell: A bat-themed monster.
- Came Back Strong: Dr. Hinlear gathered his remains and recreated him into Neo Bat Nezire.
- Sensory Overload: Capable of emitting soundwaves powerful enough to stagger the Megarangers.
Rose Nezire | Voice: Miki Yoshino
A rose-themed Nezira Beast.- Something about a Rose:: A rose-themed monster.
- Synchronization: Because part of her DNA is from Shibolena, Rose Nezire can heal from any injury inflicted. However, she loses this when Chisato destroys the rose on Shibolena's rapier.
- Vine Tentacles: she can summon a vine and use it like a whip.
Mole Nezire | Voice: Nobuyuki Yoneyama
A mole-themed Nezira Beast. He created a machine to attract a heat-guiding meteor to Tokyo to destroy the city in one blow.- Wolverine Claws: Uses these for weapons.
Owl Nezire | Voice: Mahito Tsujimura
An owl-themed Nezira Beast. He hypnotized the Gojounin Academy's Digital Research students to make a weapon of mass destruction.- Brainwashed and Crazy: He hypnotizes people by emitting bright flashes from his eyes.
- Ominous Owl: An owl monster.
Poison Moth Nezire | Voice: Hironori Miyata
A poison moth-themed Nezira Beast. He unleashed a toxin that slowly kills it victims.- The Bus Came Back: An illusion of Poison Moth Nezire returns in Episode 21.
- Moth Menace: A poison moth themed monster.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Once the Megarangers recover from the toxins, they give the Poison Moth Nezire this as payback going as far as ripping off his wings.
- Plaguemaster: With a special Nezire Poison, the Poison Moth Nezire spread a toxin across Tokyo and infects 10,000 people (including the Megarangers).
- Race Against the Clock: After being infected by the toxin, the Megarangers had 24 hours to find an antidote before they died.
- Taking You with Me: After being on the receiving end of a nasty beatdown from the Galaxy Mega, he taunts the Megaranger that should they destroy him in Tokyo, his toxins would spread across the city. They respond by taking him up to space and killing him there.
Toad Nezire | Voice: Motomu Kiyokawa
A toad-themed Nezira Beast.- Amphibian Assault: An evil toad monster.
- The Bus Came Back: An illusion of Toad Nezire returns in Episode 21.
Mushroom Nezire | Voice: Hajime Koseki
A mushroom-themed Nezira Beast. He went to a forest to burn it in order for Nezirejia to obtain a meteor that fell there years ago.- Green Thumb: A mushroom themed monster
Scorpion Nezire | Voice: Yoshimasa Chida
A scorpion-themed Nezire Beast. He helped Guirail with his plan to take over a communications building.- Brainwashed and Crazy: Using his stinger, he brainwashed some children to act a shields to protect Gurail from the Megarangers.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: On the receiving end as none of his attacks landed a single hit on Galaxy Mega (thanks in part to Kenta learning the fundamentals of boxing earlier in the episode).
- Scary Scorpions: A scorpion monster.
Crocodile Nezire |
A crocodile-themed Nezire Beast that Guirail modified.- Creepy Twins: Crocodile Nezire 1 and 2 are this.
- Palette Swap: In appearance, Crocodile Nejire 2 is a salmon pink-colored mirror twin of Crocodile Nezire 1, with a crocodile head for a left arm in contrast to Crocodile Nezire 1's tail arm.
- Multiple Head Case: Crocodile Nezire is this while Guirail was modifing him to split into two, the left half of his body being Crocodile Nezire 2.
- Mythology Gag: Could be seen as a homage to Jangeran, who was a multi-headed reptile that was split in two separate entities by an experimental process.
- Never Smile at a Crocodile: A Crocodile themed Nezire Beast.
- The Voiceless: Neither one of them spoke in coherent sentences other than growling or snarling.
Centipede Nezire | Voice: Moichi Saito
An centipede-themed Nezira Beast Gurali used to help brainwash the Delta Mega.- Big Creepy-Crawlies: A centipede-themed Nezira Beast.
- Master of Illusion: His main ability was to create illusions of previously defeated Nezira Beasts. These include: Rhino Nezire, Bee Nezire, Shrimp Nezire, Toad Nezire, and Poison Moth Nezire. However, they can only last as long as Centipede Nezire still lives.
Antlion Nezire | Voice: Takashi Nagasako
An antlion-themed Nezire Beast that was used to create pocket dimensions in order to throw the world into chaos.- Big Creepy-Crawlies: An antlion-themed Nezire Beast.
- Dig Attack: He can create giant sand pits to trap his opponents.
Anglerfish Nezire | Voice: Hitoshi Horimoto
A anglerfish-themed Nezire Beast that was sent to absorb his younger sibling Komutan so he could reach his full potential and power.- Big Brother Bully: He is older than Komutan, and treated his younger sibling terribly. Not only did he forcibly merge with Komutan for his own purposes, but he killed the latter after Kenta got through to Komutan.
- Fusion Dance: Could merge with Komutan to gain more power.
- Taken for Granite: The Anglerfish Nezire could turn things into stone with his esca. When merged with Komutan, the attack is upgraded into turning things into diamonds.
Buffalo Nezire |
A pair of buffalo-themed Nezire Beasts Yugande created. The first one (a dummy) was used to capture data on the Megarangers' weapons so the real one could counter them.- Attack Reflector: With the data on the Megarangers' weapons, the Buffalo Nezire could create a forcefield to deflect any attacks the teens performed.
- Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: The fake Buffalo Nezire was all white, while the real one was all black.
- Ramming Always Works: Had the ability to charge at his opponents with his horns.
- The Voiceless: Did not speak aside from roaring.
- The Worf Effect: A justified example. The fake Buffalo Nezire only scanned data on the original five Megaranger and nobody (the teens nor Nezirejia) had any clue that a Mega Silver existed. Once Yuusaku made his debut as said Mega Silver, the Buffalo Nezire was doomed.
Moray Nezire | Voice: Katsumi Shiono
An eel-themed Nezire Beast. Gurali created clones of the original one so they could poison the Earth's water supply.- Colour-Coded for Your Convenience: The original Moray Nezire is colored red, while the clones are colored blue.
- Poisonous Person: The Moray Nezire are capable of spraying a poisonous toxin from their mouths.
- Slippery as an Eel: The Moray Nezire's are eel like creatures.
Cicada Nezire | Voice: Kazuo Oka
An cicada-themed Nezire Beast. He went out on his own and possessed an I.N.E.T. scientist to create a high frequency device to amplify his powers.- Make Some Noise: His main powers is to create powerful sound waves.
Coral Nezire | Voice: Masayuki Omoro
An coral-themed Nezire Beast. He was sent by Dr. Hinlear to turn people into coral and make the ocean's uninhabitable.- Blade Below the Shoulder: He sports a Coral Arm Sword on his right arm.
- Forced Transformation: With his toxic breath, the Coral Nezire can turn people into coral.
Pyscho-Nezilars
In General:
- Mid-Season Upgrade: After Gurali's death, Dr. Hinelar used his remains to upgrade his Nezire Beasts into Psycho-Nezilars.
- With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: As Mad Guirail's remains were used in their composition, Psycho-Nezilars are stronger than Nezire Beasts at the cost of being psychopathic monsters.
Crab Nezilar | Voice: Takeshi Kuwabara
A king crab-themed monster sent to retrieve Picot and one of two main antagonists of Denji Sentai Megaranger vs. Carranger alongside Helmedor, whom he later partnered up with to defeat the Megarangers and Carrangers.- Bubble Gun: His large pincer arm has a high-pressure cannon that can fire bubble beams at his opponents.
- Super-Toughness: His shell is noted to be very tough, letting him shrug off various attacks.
Others
Helmedor
Space Biker Helmedor | Voice: Seizō Katō
A space biker with dreams of blowing up Earth to create an intergalactic highway for criminals and bandits not unlike Emperor Exhaus and one of the main antagonists of Denji Sentai Megaranger vs. Carranger, he joins forces with Nezirejia to get the fairy Picot and grant his wish.- Asshole Victim: He becomes a permanent victim of Shibolena's mind-control kiss, but unlike the Carrangers it's hard to say he wasn't deserving of such a fate with his omnicidal and treacherous attitude.
- Big Bad Wannabe: He's tough but seriously overestimates himself and tries to get away with betraying Nezirejia, he gest beaten up by Crab Nezire and brainwashed by Shibolena for his troubles.
- All Bikers are Hells Angels: His general aesthetic is that of a dark and fearsome biker.
- Brainwashed and Crazy: Gets brainwashed by Shibolena into a loyal Nezirejia slave after his botched attempt at betraying them.
- Design Preservation Villain: Since the Bowzock were all redeemed and Emperor Exhaus is dead without successors, Helmedor is more or less a way to preserve their general theming as he is also a space biker that wants to blow up Earth like the Bowzock and like Exhaus wants to build an intergalactic highway for criminals.
- Make My Monster Grow: Can grow himself to size with his motorbike, he does not showcase this skill without it, however, and he is grown by Bibidebi in the climax.
- Omnicidal Maniac: Blows up Planet Jail, where he was imprisoned, and all its inhabitants and planned on Earth following suit in that fate.
- The Starscream: Allies with Nezirejia midway through the film but attempts to betray them shortly after getting Picot. He fails and gets brainwashed for his troubles.
