Characters who appeared in Gekisou Sentai Carranger.

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The Carrangers

In General

Contrasting Sequel Main Character: To the Turborangers as automobile-themed Sentai teams. The key difference between them is while the Turborangers are high-school "teenagers with attitude", the Carrangers are a group of unremarkable car shop employees. The Turborangers are mentored by a human professor and a fairy, while the Carrangers are mentored by an alien kid. And lastly, the Turborangers have a Black Ranger, while the Carrangers have a Green Ranger. Even their respective Giant Robos contrast each other: the Turborangers' first Giant Robo utilizes an energy sword attack to finish off its opponents, while the Carrangers' first Giant Robo kills them with a Spin Attack. Additionally, the Turborangers' second Giant Robo is a Transforming Mecha spacecraft that can combine with the first one for a Super Gattai formation, while the Carrangers' second Giant Robo is a Combining Mecha made up of five transformable Giant Robos and its limbs are interchangable with the first one.
Cool Car: As with the Turborangers, they're themed after cars, but much more prevalent here.
Fatal Flaw: The Carrangers have three: 1) They don't have a definite leader (at least until Episode 32), 2) their increasing overconfidence, and 3) they can be irresponsible at times.
Magitek: They're an automobile-themed Sentai team who possess the Kuru-Magic Power.

Kyousuke Jinnai/Red Racer

Kyousuke Jinnai/Red Racer | Actor: Yuji Kishi

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A 23-year-old test driver for Pegasus Auto Garage. Though he is quite the massive idiot, he got the fiery spirit of a Sentai Red.

Berserk Button: If you know what's good for you, don't hurt Dappu or his friends.
Comes Great Responsibility: He really only wanted to drive his boss's cool car, but eventually wises up to his responsibilities.
Contrasting Sequel Main Character: Kyousuke comes off as a bigger dimwit than his spiritual predecessor Riki Honoo in terms of being the Red Ranger of their respective vehicle-themed Sentai teams. Unlike Riki, who despite his hyperactive disorder tendencies, he has a good leadership skills as a Standardized Leader from the beginning compared to Kyousuke, who takes time to become a proper one once his Character Development kicks in.
Cool Sword: Fender Sword, so named because it makes up the front end of the Giga Formula.
Dating Catwoman: Beauty Zonnette is madly in love with his Red Racer persona. He at first rejects her because it comes out of nowhere for him, but he eventually decides he wants to start out as just friends with her.. Though unlike in the cases of both Takeru and Ryu, this is mostly parodied.
Idiot Hero: Safe to say that the trend of the Red Ranger being this started with him. Although, he wasn't the only idiot of the team (it takes the next team for the Red to be the sole Idiot Hero)
Law of Chromatic Superiority: One time, he successfully fought a Gorotsuki unhenshined, with just a sword, just to prove his love for Zonnette.
The Leader: Red Ranger, duh. It isn't until after VRV Master talks some sense into him that he actually starts acting like one though.
Star-Crossed Lovers: With Zonnette... sort of.
Took a Level in Badass: When he finally starts acting like a leader. (As with everything else, it's initially the greatest parody of Law of Chromatic Superiority you will ever see.)

Naoki Domon/Blue Racer

Naoki Domon/Blue Racer | Actor: Yoshihiro Masujima

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The youngest member of the Pegasus Auto Garage who works as a car designer.

Friend to All Living Things: The only guy to find the alien creature Beager cute. Beyond that, when he was young, he brought many animals to his parents, wanting to keep them.
Guns Akimbo: Muffler Guns, which come in a pair and make up the rear spoiler of the Giga Formula.
Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: Feminine Boy to Natsumi's Masculine Girl. Funny enough, Natsumi also wants him as a little brother.
The Smart Guy: He's the car designer at Pegasus.
Yamato Nadeshiko: Despite being male, he has the feminine politeness thing going for him and, because he's a racer, he has the iron will associated with the trope.

Minoru Uesugi/Green Racer

Minoru Uesugi/Green Racer | Actor: Yoshihiro Fukuda

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A guy from Osaka who specializes in sales.

The Big Guy: He's the muscle of the Carrangers.
Hand Cannon: Engine Cannon, which makes up the main body of the Giga Formula and Formula Nova.
The Idiot from Osaka: A bumbling car salesman from Osaka to be precise. He even sent the Giga Booster to the wrong address by complete and utter accident!
Small Name, Big Ego: A mild case. He a badass as a Carranger, yet his habit of trying to project does cause trouble (Him thinking the Carrangers should do kids homework, nearly blurting out there secret identity at time, etc).
"Super Sentai" Stance: In one episode, he loses his Accel Changer key while practicing this trope.
Was It All a Lie?: Has this reaction towards OO Batton when the latter turns out to have been faking his attempts at turning good and befriending him, as he felt that Batton deep down truly appreciated their friendship despite it starting as a mere deception, when Batton seems to listen to him but ultimately relents from turning good out of fear of Exhaus' retribution, Minoru tearfully leads RV Robo with VRV Robo's limbs to strike him down.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He is terrified of lightning, as he was struck by lightning when he was kid while fishing. He gets over it by eating electric eels.

Natsumi Shinohara/Yellow Racer

Natsumi Shinohara/Yellow Racer | Actor: Yuka Motohashi

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A tough-as-nails woman who works as a fixer, she has a special wrench. Also may be the only Carranger with some common sense.

Contrasting Sequel Main Character: Both Natsumi and Shunsuke Hino are the Yellow Rangers who were lancers of their respective vehicle-themed Sentai team. While Shunsuke is the least straighlaced of his group due to his childish personality, Natsumi is the more level-headed of her group.
The Lancer: Is actually quite competent at her unmorphed job, contrasting with Kyousuke being a useless twit. Also the closest one to Only Sane Man, since she's pretty much the one who objects the Kyousuke/Zonnette relation.
Heroic BSoD: After MM Shuurisukii stole her legendary wrench in Episode 44, though Dragon Cruiser snaps her out of it.
Magic Feather: Her legendary wrench, which she later discovered she didn't really need.
Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: Masculine Girl to Naoki's Feminine Boy.
Power Fist: Side Knuckles, which make up the bottom sides of the Giga Formula and Formula Nova, and effectively work as very large brass knuckles with a taser function.
She Cleans Up Nicely: In a swimsuit, anyway.
The Smart Girl: She's the mechanic at Pegasus.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: Tomboy to Youko's Girly Girl.
Wrench Wench: Really skilled at it, it's actually an integral part of her backstory.

Youko Yagami/Pink Racer

Youko Yagami/Pink Racer | Actress: Atsuko Kurusu

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A young woman with a romantic-driven personality who wishes to marry a handsome and rich man.

Berserk Button: Since she loves eating sweets and is conscious of her weight, she gets furious whenever someone calls her "heavy" or messed up her weight and beats up the Gorotsuki PP Rappa for it.
Big Eater: She ends up thinking that she's gained too much weight sometimes as a result of this.
Cloudcuckoolander: Mild case compare to some.
Girly Girl: She has a very girly personality, ranging from reading fortune-telling magazine articles to having dreams of being an Idol Singer and marrying a rich husband.
No Sense of Direction: Part of the reason why she helps make the Car Navick.
Pink Means Feminine: Outside her Carranger suit, she's usually seen wearing a pink coat.
The Straight and Arrow Path: Bumper Bow, which makes up the front bumper of the Giga Formula.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: Girly Girl to Natsumi's Tomboy.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: The only reason she was the first to pass the first leg of the big test in vs. Ohranger was because one bug frightened her.

Allies

Dappu

Dappu | Voice Actress: Mari Maruta

^{Dappu in Earth clothes}

The last survivor of Planet Hazard, which was blown up by the Bowzock, he seeks out the Carmagic constellations and uses them to bring the Carrangers to reality. He serves as the team's mentor, as despite his young age, the team he handles aren't the paragons of intellect or chivalry most heroes are.

Breaking Old Trends: The first mentor of a Sentai series to be a child after previous series always had them being older than the team.
Contrasting Sequel Main Character: To Commander Yui Ibuki as both are aliens who lost their worlds to the antagonists and mentor a Super Sentai team to fight them. While Ibuki posed as a human with his identity only revealed to the Change in the final episodes, Dappu's true nature is known to the Carrangers from the get-go while concealing his existence from the public until the final episodes.
Kid Hero: Previous Sentai mentors with child-like voices are robots. Dappu on the other hand, is an alien kid instead.
The Mentor: And the first one who is a child instead of a Cool Old Guy, an adult, or a robot.
Mentor Occupational Hazard: Parodied and subverted. In the first episode he is unable at first to get his chosen people to be the Carrangers to actually transform and decides to duel Zelmoda by himself and gets killed, with his final words he motivates the Carrangers to fight and defeat the Bowzock. The team is fully convinced and gets ready to fight by transforming, after which Dappu gets up and reveals he faked his death so the team would actually fight, the others are understandably annoyed that he played them like that.
Morality Pet: For Kyosuke.
Only Sane Man: He's not without his own quirks, but his mentor status makes him more well-adjusted and sane compared to the Carrangers for most of the series.
Significant Wardrobe Shift: After being shot by OO Oopa's Nuninuni Beam Gun, Dappu misplaced his robes and is forced to wear Earth clothes for the rest of the series. He also wears a black jacket after his hibernation.
Verbal Tic: As with the majority of aliens in this show, he ends his sentences with his own name -dappu. Even when writing a note.

Signalman

Signalman Polis Kobaan | Voice Actor: Hōchū Ōtsuka

A headstrong space policeman from Planet Polis, who comes to Earth to fight the Bowzock threat. He dislikes the Carrangers but since he doesn't know their civilian identities, does think highly of the "unremarkable civilians" of Pegasus Car Garagge.

Action Dad: Butt-kicking police officer, with a wife and son back on his home planet.
Aloof Ally: Despite being on the same side, he prefers to work independently from the gang. This is largely because the Carrangers' identities are kept secret until the very end, and they are essentially vigilantes whereas Signalman himself is a police officer. Signalman is otherwise on reasonably friendly terms with the Pegasus Motors staff.
Brainwashed and Crazy: Temporarily believes that the Carrangers' Kuru-Magic caused severe environmental effects on Planet Polis, and attacks them.
Character Development: Becomes more open to the Rangers as the series goes on, and ultimately accepts them as his allies while working in sync to beat one of the Gorotsuki.
Deconstruction: Of Metal Heroes characters, notably the Space Sheriffs that started the franchise. Being sent alone to "Earf" means he is eventually forced to leave Earth temporarily because he has a family back on Planet Polis that he misses, and cannot take direct action with Bowzock until they commiting criminal actions that warrent his involvement. He is also unique in the franchise for being an alien/non-human hero who doesn't transform or enlarge (by choice — Imocho's Imo-youkan presumably works on him), and this limits his effectiveness in a series running on Carmagic (though he does have Sirender to help even the playing field when the monsters grow).
- Reconstruction: He is also shown to be very effective at his job as he single-handedily arested numerous Bowzock before being sent to Earth. Even when the show's parodic nature is actively working against him, being a professional means he's largely had the Idiot Hero trained out of him.
Expy: Of Metal Heroes characters.
Genre Refugee: He'd be great as a Metal Heroes protagonist; sadly, he's stuck in an Affectionate Parody of Super Sentai.
Humongous Mecha: The Sirender, which starts as a massive police car, and transforms into a humanoid fighter.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He might be brash and a pain in the ass for the Carrangers to cross path with, but he is a genuine hero underneath that and is perfectly willing to let them be to deal with the bigger threat at hand.
Knee-capping: Shoots his opponents in the kneecaps.
It's Personal: The pollution on Planet Polis affected his son, and Signalman himself attacks the Carrangers under this because he inhaled it too and it instead brainwashed him to believe the Carrangers unleashed it, when the true culprit was Exhaus (not that anyone knew).
I Work Alone: At first. It causes him no small amount of stress.
O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Only Dappu seems to look into what his Evil Signalman freakout means, naturally.
Put on a Bus: Leaves at the end of episode 28 to spend some time with his family. (Story-wise, this gets him out of the way so the VRV Master arc can happen.)
- The Bus Came Back: Comes back to Earth furious and evil in episode 35.
Running Gag: His is his recurring way of referring to the Carrangers' untransformed identities as "unremarkable civilians" while treating them much more nicely than their alter-egos. He also shoots Wumpers in the kneecaps.
Sixth Ranger: At least in terms of the show's merchandising, as he's explicitly not a member of Carranger. He checks most of the same boxes anyway like being a badass ally to the usual group of five heroes, and having his own giant mecha.
Superpowered Evil Side: Of a sort. When he's not acting in his capacity as a law-abiding police officer, we see that he's fully capable of beating down the Carrangers on his own. Notably when brainwashed by the bad guys.
Swiss-Army Weapon: The Signizer, with three modes:
- Carry a Big Stick: Police Baton mode. It is a stun baton.
- Handguns: Gun Mode. Has three modes of fire: Cold Beam, Smash Beam, and Heat Beam - blue, yellow, and red respectively. Smash Beam, despite its name, is a "stun" shot that Signalman uses mostly to shoot kneecaps. Heat Beam is also non-indicative, as it seems to just be a full-power shot.
- Improbable Weapon User: Badge/Recording Device mode, which comes in handy on the rare occasion he needs to take a deposition or something.
To Be Lawful or Good: Downplayed as he is a force of unambiguous good the whole time but in regards to his relationship with the Carrangers he deals with this dilemma as the series progresses, grappling with whether or not to keep their enmity up over his dislike of their reckless attitude or stop doing so and join their fight despite them being vigilantes; he chooses the latter.
- At times, he starts heading into Lawful Stupid territory because he can't do anything about the Bowzocks until they actually start breaking traffic laws; going the other way it can also hinder his efforts to stop them, as demonstrated when he waited at a crosswalk and let the Bowzocks escape because the "don't walk" sign was lit.

VRV Master

VRV Master | Voice Actor: Kiyoshi Kobayashi

^{VRV Master unmasked}

Some say he's the Sixth Ranger in all but name. Some say there's nothing under that suit and he's given up his fleshly body to become one with the power of Carmagic. All we know is, he's called VRV Master. However, his helmet hides quite a shocking truth.

Badass in Distress: Gets briefly kidnapped by Ritchiritchihiker in episode 31, forcing the Carrangers to save him.
Batman Gambit: While giving the Carrangers their new mecha, he secretly built an emergancy shelter in their base should it be discovered and destroyed.
Foreshadowing: To his identity as Dappu's father.
- Dappu brings up that his parents are dead but we only see his mother die onscreen in flashbacks and he later admits that father was off-world at the time.
- Among the advice Dappu gave the Carrangers was to distrust most aliens as they could be evil, but if they carried fruit drops they were good guys for sure as they were used as sign of trustworthiness in Hazard, with him noting that they carried a reminder of his parents with their smell.
- While Dappu is hibernating in episode 31, VRV Master looks over him affectionately with his helmet taken off and puts it back when the Carrangers enter the room.
- Right before his reveal he is able to tell Exhaus' fake invitations to a Hazardian refugee gathering as the ploy they are and takes matters into his own hands to rescue Dappu.
Heroic Sacrifice: When Exhaus attempts to recapture Dappu after VRV Master frees him, the latter leaves his son on the stolen Bowzock car headed towards Earth to distract the Emperor by ramming himself into Exhaus; he survives though and sends a letter to Dappu to let him know.
Humongous Mecha: Provided the Carrangers with the VRV Machines, which can combine into VRV Robo. VRV Master himself briefly commands the Victrailer, which carries the VRV Machines, until he has to leave the planet for a while.
Large Ham: In a franchise populated by these, VRV Master really sticks out.
Luke, I Am Your Father: He's Dappu's father who the latter thought had died in the destruction of Planet Hazard. He only reveals himself to Dappu near the end of the series.
Mysterious Protector: Loves playing up this angle.
Non-Action Guy: Despite having a suit he rarely fights, only doing so to rescue Dappu, his son, from Exhaus' grip.
Reports of My Death Were Greatly Exaggerated: A variation of the trope's usual example. He was believed to be dead for a good time of the series as his identity as Dappu's father, while VRV Master was known to be alive upon his introduction and comebacks. Dappu only finds out that his father is alive near the finale when VRV Master reveals his identity to him.
Sixth Ranger: Though not in terms of merchandising (that was Signalman's purpose), he was much closer and helpful to the team than Signalman tended to be. And he has a familial connection to the team's mentor, too.
Spotting the Thread: Is able to tell a disguised Ritchiritchiker isn't his usual stylist because of his more unfriendly manners and behavior.
Team Dad: In contrast to Dappu who acts as the Carrangers little brother, he takes a more fatherly role towards them in his brief time as the mentor, guiding him directly to victory with cryptic guidance and outright teaching them to work as a team with stern authority. This is especially pronounced since Dappu is his son.
Walking the Earth: At the end of the series he chooses to go on a universe-wide trip with his son to make up for lost time, while his son wants to go back to Earth.

Radietta Fanbelt/White Racer

Radietta Fanbelt/White Racer | Actress: Megumi Hamamatsu (Episode 25) & Misaki Sudo (Episodes 34, 45 & 48)

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^{Radietta's next appearance}

A fangirl of the Carrangers from Planet Fanbelt who wishes to join them. Despite her seemingly unassuming nature, she has quite some truths to tell and reveal with her presence.

Awesome, but Impractical: Upon arriving on Earth a second time, her titular car can become a battle mecha: Radicar Robo... for one minute. It subverts this in her return, when she upgrades it to grow giant and allows it to stay transformed for longer without fatigue.
Badass Adorable: A girl with a cutesy and ditzy attitude that nonetheless proves to be a force to be reckoned with in all her appearances.
Badass in Distress: After being rejected as a team member by Red Racer and running off the Zokurangers kidnap her and hold her as a hostage to lure the Carrangers to their doom. However she ends up freeing herself through a crafty scheme that also ensures the Carrangers finally defeat their twisted copies.
Beware the Silly Ones: A wannabe Carranger with a cat-themed mecha is the last person you'd expect to actually be dangerous in combat. Many Gorotsuki learn this the hard way.
Big Damn Heroes: Her superhero persona debut has her saving the defeated Carrangers from being finished off by the Zokurangers after the latter gained the upper hand.
Image Song: "Love! Love! Dream of Radietta"
Incredibly Obvious Bomb: Uses one against the Zokurangers during her debut appearance. They just stand there waiting for it to detonate (although of course, she said the bomb would only explode if they didn't get her riddle right... and they had no idea what the answer was).^note
Loony Fan: She's not what you'd call insane or deranged, but the fact that she's attracted to the Carrangers because they are childish and irresponsible says a lot (she even runs off crying when Red Racer tries to act mature to her).
Luke, You Are My Father: She's Zonnette's younger sister and reveals this in her second appearance, after she'd studied the crystal of her sister she got in her first appearance.
Magical Girl: A parody of one. She hits all the notes. Even her transformation is through magic.
Sailor Earth: Downplayed. She is not truly a Carranger, but deliberately modeled her costume and arsenal after them making her a sort-of seventh ranger.
Sixth Ranger: Although she's technically not a Carranger. Just a big fan who uses similar powers she deliberately modeled after the team.

Space Bosozoku Bowzock

In General

Army of Thieves and Whores: They are made up entirely of assorted bandits that Gynamo recruited to his cause, and have no regard for traffic safety, ransacked planets they invaded, and blow them up like fireworks. Exhaus is to blame for all of this behavior.
Bad Guy Bar: The Baribarian's BB Saloon is where the core Bowzock members and sometimes the Gorotsuki hanged out.
Bōsōzoku: As their name suggests, the Bowzock is this, though only Zelmoda and Elekinta (who isn't really a Bowzock member) have motorcycles: the rest of them drive pimped-out cars instead (or in LL Onene's case, a bicycle).
Breaking the Fellowship: After Exhaus is killed off, the Bowzock formally disbands, not wanting to associate with him any further and having seen the error of their ways.
Contrasting Sequel Antagonist:
- To the Boma Tribe. Despite being the main opponents of their respective automobile-themed Sentai teams, the Bowzock and the Boma Tribe have different backgrounds and themes: The Boma are supernatural demonic beings who resurfaced due to the increasing pollution and decline of fairies, while the Bowzock is a seemingly harmless alien biker gang who went bad as a result of Gynamo's first meeting with a disguised Exhaus. The Boma are mostly serious and threatening, while the Bowzock are a group of mostly incompetent buffoons. The Boma have magic at disposal and can enlarge their monsters with magical tornadoes, while the Bowzock can grow by eating Earth food (hand-made imo-yokan) and has Giant Robos at their disposal. And finally, the core members of the Boma Tribe were slain and their extra members were spared, while the core members of the Bowzock were spared and their extra members were slain.
- To the Baranoia Machine Empire. Both groups are invaders from space who reside in a far-off planetoid who attack Earth due to it being directly in a line of planets they conquered/destroyed. However, the Baranoia were dead-serious for the most part (even after Ohranger's abandonment of its darker themes) and were led by a royal family, with a major leadership shakeup in the endgame that led to the faction getting much deadlier until they had a temporary win. The Bowzock are instead little more than a gang of bikers led by a self-made leader and whose leadership shakeup lasts only a few episodes (discounting Exhaus' manipulations) and ultimately become lamer and more easily beatable villains who only see success when Exhaus aids them. Finally, the Baranoia were for the most part destroyed and only four members, Acha, Kocha, Buldont Jr. and Bara Mobile survived the finale (and even then Bara Mobile was eventually killed in Carranger vs. Ohranger) while the majority of Bowzock's core and recurring members survive (outside of JJ Jetton).
Easily Forgiven: The surviving members are quite quickly forgiven despite causing universal-wide destruction, including destroying Dappu's homeworld, it does help they aided against Exhaus and were as much of victims of the Emperor as everyone else.
Face–Heel Turn: While they have always been a biker gang with zero respect for the rules of the road, they used to be a harmless group that does fun things together. Then came a mysterious fortune teller...
Heel–Face Turn: After being reminded by Zonnette (as Vanity Mirror) about Exhaus' treachery, the surviving core Bowzock members form an Enemy Mine with the Carrangers to bring him down, in the finale it's compounded when President Gynamo gets the last laugh by weakening Exhaus with the expired imo-yokan as he was about to kill the Carrangers and made peace with them once the real enemy was defeated for good.
Laughably Evil: Villainous as they may be, but the Bowzock are just as dumb and funny as the Carrangers. The only true exception to this trope is Exhaus, who is not a direct member himself.
Not-So-Harmless Villain: They were never harmless to begin with (since they did blow up planets before), but most of the Bowzock's members are just a bunch of adorable losers who wanted to blow up Earth but never came up with a practical plan and were often easily thwarted. Then they Took a Level in Badass first when Ritchiritchihiker takes over and later when Exhaus showed up to personally aid them.
Unwitting Pawn: In the grand scheme of things, the Bowzock are just expendables in Exhaus' Greatest Evil Space Highway Plan. He tries to get rid of them lethally once he's done using them.

Reckless Dash Emperor Exhaus (UNMARKED SPOILERS)

Reckless Dash Emperor Exhaus | Voice Actor: Osamu Kobayashi

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^{Exhaus Super-Strong}

Bad Boss: He zaps the Bowzock members for failing him or disappointing him and in the finale, he intends to get any surviving Bowzock killed by crashing the Baribarian on Earth to make way for his highway.
Bad People Abuse Animals: Damn near drove the Beager race extinct due to enslaving and overworking them to work on his Highway Plan, personally killing any that tried to escaped. He intended to have the last Beager used by Bowzock to multiply it and create an endless supply to abuse and overwork until he got his way.
Big Bad: He is the real mastermind who has been manipulating the Bowzock into blowing up planets for his Highway Plan and is behind their attempts to destroy Earth.
Brought Down to Normal: After being fed expired Imo-Youkan while in Super Strong form, Exhaus shrinks down while forced back to his usual form.
Calling Card: Exhaus' emblem, designed after the Evil Constellation, appears on the giant robots and weapons he provides the Bowzock.
Colony Drop: His last attempt to blow up Earth through Bowzock involved him setting the Baribarian on fire with the members inside then fling the planet towards Earth as a make-shift meteor, filling it beforehand with trash bags of his work to fuel the fire.
Contrasting Sequel Antagonist:
- He can be seen as one to Bazoo and Vulgyre, having the former's human-like appearance with the latter's manipulative personality in using others to do his dirty work. But he is more petty than either of them.
- He is this to Laghorn in being an Orcus on His Throne with an "It's All About Me" mentality and a more combat-ready One-Winged Angel form.
Evil Counterpart: To the Carrangers as a whole. While the Carrangers' powers are derived from the Car Constellations, Exhaus's powers are derived from the Evil Constellation.
Evil Plan: His has the Bowzock blow up planets so he can create an intergalactic highway for travel across the Milky Way, removing all speed limits so criminals can cause as many accidents as they wish on the road. Earth is the last planet he needs destoryed to compete his plan.
Death by Irony:
- Is almost killed in his normal state when the Carrangers fling back the Baribarian at him, as he'd previously tried to use it to blow up Earth.
- Is defeated and killed by the Carrangers after being fed with outdated imo-youkan, forcing him back to his normal state.
Greater-Scope Villain: Bowzock's villainy began when Exhaus dressed himself as a fortuneteller and met Gynamo at some point, telling him that destroying planets would increase his fortune.
Hoist by His Own Petard: Exhaus was about to kill the Carrangers with what appears to be a Breath Weapon finishing attack when Gynamo threw the expired imo-youkan into his mouth. To further the point, the growing properties of Imocho's imo-youkan (and shrinking properties of improper consumption) were only discovered because he guided the Bowzock to Earth for his plan, making it a double case of Exhaus' evil actions biting him in the ass.
Invincible Villain: His Super-Strong form is so powerful, not even the Carrangers' Humongous Mechas do any damage to him. Well, OK, the RV Robo blows a hole in him, but he simply regenerates. Beyond that, he causes VRV Robo to explode, and wrecks RV Robo so badly it can no longer move. It seems like he's truly impossible to defeat... but that doesn't mean he's invulnerable to the expired imo-youkan's effects.
It's All About Me: Screw the many planets he got destroyed or even the Bowzock themselves. His highway project is his top priority and he will ensure it's completion at everyone else's expense.
Knight of Cerebus: His debut episode involves the Carrangers having gotten complacent from always winning, but having that idea pummeled out of them by a mecha he gives the Bowzock. The show doesn't stop being silly, but Exhaus' leadership makes the Bowzock a more clear and present danger instead of just when it's time to introduce a new weapon for the rangers.
Laser-Guided Karma: Loses his formidable Super Strong form to expired imo-youkan, which the Bowzock only ever accessed thanks to him guiding them to Earth.
Manipulative Bastard: Exhaus is behind all the tragedies of the series and is the one who ensured the Bowzock's rise from a mediocre and harmless biker gang into a still mediocre but definitely not harmless gang who blew up planets for his "Evil Space Highway" Plan. He also made sure to guide them to planets that hosted the Carmagic that could thwart him and timed his plans to ensure he could seal it away if things hadn't gone as he planned beforehand.
No Ontological Inertia: When he's destroyed, his unfinished space highway promptly disintegrates too.
Not So Invincible After All: As with the Bowzock, feeding him with outdated imo-youkan can weaken and/or shrink the consumer, and Gynamo took advantage of that to weaken him enough for the Carrangers to defeat.
Sdrawkcab Alias: Took on the name of Suzogue (which is "Exhaus"'s name spelled backwards in katakana: エグゾス (E-Gu-Zo-Su) - > スゾグエ (Su-Zo-Gu-E) to pose as a fortune teller and get the Bowzock to start blowing up planets for his plan.
The Sociopath: Exhaus is good at playing the Bowzock for fools (even using an alternate disguise to push their Start of Darkness), but in truth cares for nothing other than creating his Universal Highway Project and will discard those he no longer needs like garbage, metaphorically and literally.
To Create a Playground for Evil: His ultimate goal is creating a colossal intergalactic highway devoid of speed limits where criminals can cause as much mayhem as they want. He needs various planets gone for that purpose and Earth is the last.
True Final Boss: The Carrangers and Bowzock came to the conclusion that all of the major conflicts happened throughout the entire series is Exhaus' fault. This is why they decide to join forces against him, rendering him as the final threat of the show.
Walking Spoiler: His influence is the main source of the Bowzock's actions.
Worf Had the Flu: He was quickly killed off by the Carrangers because the expired imo-youkan's effects hampered his fighting performance.
You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Pulled this on the Bowzock after sealing away the Carrangers' Carmagic Power and having them trash their base, calling them "trash" that isn't useful anymore and trying to get them killed at the same time he destroyed Earth by setting the trash-filled Baribarian on fire with them inside and hurling the planetoid towards Earth.

President Gynamo

President Gynamo | Voice Actor: Hiroshi Otake

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The buffoonish oaf in charge of Bowzock, eager to increase his luck he blows up planet after planet but meets his match when the Carrangers show up on Earth. He is in love with Zonnette and will do anything to get her to reciprocate.

Alas, Poor Villain: His heartbreak over Zonnette's departure shows him in a surprisingly sympathetic light as he drowns his sorrows over the woman he loved leaving his side. It takes Exhaus pressuring him to get Gynamo back in action, and only for a little while.
Big Bad: He's the founder and "president" of Bowzock, though Exhaus has been pulling the strings the whole time and Gynamo is quietly pushed to the wayside as Exhaus takes over narratively.
Big Bad Wannabe: Gets it twice in the same series, poor guy.
- First Ritchihiker easily overthrows him after becoming Ritchiritchihiker and reduces him to sulking and complaining on Earth along with the similarly exiled Zonnette. Gynamo only takes back his position as the main baddie in the end because Ritchiritchiker is killed by the Carrangers.
- And overall he believed that he was absolutely the only one behind the Bowzock's plan to destroy Earth and other planets, while being the Unwitting Pawn of Exhaus who as Suzogue set him on the path of planetary destruction to begin with. For his defense, everyone genuinely believed that he was the one behind the Bowzock's plot to destroy the planet before they learned of Exhaus' manipulations..
Big Damn Heroes: In the series finale with RV Robo utterly wrecked and rendered helpless against Emperor Exhaus Super Strong, the Reckless Dash Emperor was about to finish the Carrangers off... Until Gynamo threw the expired imo-youkan right into his gaping maw, weakening the Emperor in time to let the heroes recover and defeat him.
Did Not Get the Girl: Unfortunately for Gynamo Zonnette never loved him the way he loved her. Regardless he does get a kiss from her in gratitude for saving the Carrangers, allowing him to at least have some degree of affection from her in the end.
Disc-One Final Boss: Near the finale of the show, following Zonnette's departure, Gynamo along with Grotch and Zelmoda was sent by Exhaus in the Ultimate Bowzock Robot: Norishiron Extra, to defeat the Carrangers with whatever they got as all but the most loyal of Bowzock had abandoned his side, they are quickly beaten but survive and with Exhaus' aid trash the Carrangers' base, but as their battle rages later on, Zonnette/Vanity Mirror returns and convinces them to stand down and join the heroes against Exhaus to get back at the Emperor for his manipulations.
Earn Your Happy Ending: At the end of the series he does not get together with Zonnette as he'd wished, but regardless she comes to truly respect him and gives him a thankful kiss for saving the Carrangers, then befriends all the heroes and makes peace with them, getting to live a happy peaceful life on Earth. He then disbands the Bowzock, gets to be a successful chef with the help of his closest friends, with Megaranger vs. Carranger even showing that his business has thrived.
Et Tu, Brute?: First he is distraught when Zelmoda and Grotch betray him when Ritchihiker buys their loyalty from him as part of a Hostile Takeover of the Bowzock, and later on when he is reminded by Vanity Mirror about how Emperor Exhaus betrayed and tried to have him killed when he'd served his purpose in the Emperor's plan.
The Heavy: Exaggerated Trope. He's the one driving the plot by attacking earth and a Top-Heavy Guy who is also lacking in brains. He's however subservient to Exhaus once the Emperor shows up.
Hollywood Mid-Life Crisis: After resuming command, he appears to go through one in reinventing the Bowzock brand on a weekly basis before Exhaus appears.
Horrible Judge of Character: Despite Zonnette warning him, Gyunamo didn't see Ritchihiker's treachery until it was too late.
Mad Love: Attempted to woo Zonnette whenever he had the chance. She never loved him in that way, but by the end of the series, she admits she underestimated him after he saves the Carrangers and weakens Exhaus and kisses him to his delight.
O.O.C. Is Serious Business: After Zonnette/Vanity Mirror leaves, Gynamo is emotionally devastated and is too depressed to even muster up genuine hatred for the Carrangers and is completely resigned to just mope around in the Baribarian and drown his sorrows until Exhaus more or less forces and manipulates him to fight.
"Shaggy Dog" Story: Gynamo was privately funding his wedding to Zonette, only to learn that Ritchiritchihiker discovered the funds and used most of it in commissioning the creation of Braking. It gets worst as Ritchiritchihiker had some money left over to bribe Gynamo's top underlings to help him stage a coup.
Throw the Dog a Bone: Zonnette gives him a kiss in the finale as a thanks for saving the Carrangers and proving his worth. He is more than happy about it.
Top-Heavy Guy: Is built this way, fitting for a Bosozoku boss.

Beauty Zonnette

Beauty Zonnette /Vanity-Mirror Fanbelt | Actress: Rika Nanase

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A sexy villainess who hangs around the Baribaria as the Bowzock's pretty girl, with her natural beauty and seductive attitude she easily manipulates Gynamo to do her favors.

Buxom Beauty Standard: Her profile is described as this: a "buxom" member of the Bowzocks who uses her feminine wiles, and Gynamo's crush on her, for her own selfish pleasures.
Dating Catwoman: She is the Catwoman in this scenario. On her first personal mission to Earth, she notes that Red Racer is, to her own standards, attractive. But she weirdly finds his human form, Kyosuke, unattractive. However, she works past this when Kyosuke defends her from EE Misubinofu with nothing but a sword.
The Heavy: In a way, a lot of Gynamo's schemes are based less around destroying Earth and more around pleasing Zonnette whatever way he can. The Bowzock's arrival on Earth was also partly influenced by Zonnette wishing to see that planet be blown up.
The Hedonist: Uses the Bowzock as her personal lounge and uses Gynamo's infatuation with her to get her way and any petty desires she wants at the moment.
High-Heel–Face Turn: After the Matchmaking Gorotsuki, EE Musubinofu, attempts to use his love arrows to force her to marry Gynamo and subsequently learning of her home planet of Fanbelt being in danger from Exhaus' plans, she renounces the Bowzock and her "Beauty Zonnette" identity to return to her duties as Princess Vanity Mirror Fanbelt. While she was never truly evil to begin with this moment is where she went back to a straight path in her life.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Outwardly rude, mean and selfish yet deep down truly cares about those she sees as her friends and is a good person beneath her Bowzock persona. In the finale she even goes as far as motivating the Bowzock to find redemption and join the Carrangers and their allies against Exhaus, despite her last interaction with them having a Gorotsuki almost brainwash her.
King Incognito: She's actually the elder princess of planet Fanbelt, and Radietta's big sister. She grew tired of unwanted suitors and fled from home, becoming a Bowzock when she met Gynamo and his crew.
Leit Motif: "Dream of Zonnette".
Rebellious Princess: She only joined the Bowzock to get away from potential suitors on her home planet. Once she gets a more legitimate reason to stick around her planet (saving it from Exhaus) she abandons this aspect.
Star-Crossed Lovers: With Kyosuke.
Token Good Teammate: Zonnette is rather uncooperative with the Bowzock outside of suggesting things to Gynamo, doesn't like fighting that much, hardly ever schemes (and her schemes aren't particularly impressive even next to the already wacky Bowzock schemes), and has a thing for Kyosuke (granted she at first only loves his "Red Racer" transformation, but does grow to love him as a whole in the end). Ultimately justified due to being the elder princess of Planet Fanbelt and thus not evil to begin with.
The Vamp: She uses her good looks to seduce men into doing her favors, though Gynamo is her main target as the president is utterly infatuated with her.

Deputy Leader Zelmoda

Deputy Leader Zelmoda | Voice Actor: Kyosei Tsukui

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The Brute: The enforcer and Dumb Muscle of the Bowzock.
The Dragon: The "deputy leader" of Bowzock and Gynamo's right-hand man. He commands the Combatant Wumpers, which he keeps in a floating jar. He briefly becomes Ritchiritchiker's Dragon when the latter takes over but it doesn't last.
Dumb Muscle: Zigzagged. He's competent and ruthless in battle, but is also an insane buffoon like the rest.
Fear of Thunder: Has Astraphobia, as seen in Episode 14. His friends end up being supportive about helping him overcome it.
Hero Killer:
- Subverted in the first episode. Dappu engages him in direct combat when the Carrangers prove uncooperative during the first Bowzock attack and Zelmoda quickly defeats and kills the last Hazardian to his own surprise, Dappu in his final moments gives the team the will to fight with his death as a motivation. But then Dappu gets up after they transforms as reveals he just faked his death.
- Then it happens for real when he winds up killing Speed King Max... albeit by mistake. He was trying to kill Dappu.
Improbable Weapon User: Wields a sword made up of playing cards.
Kids Are Cruel: He's been a delinquent since childhood.
Villainous Friendship: With Gynamo, the two once were rivals but upon winning a fight against other rivals of theirs they realized they worked better as a team and founded the Bowzock together. Their friendship is strong enough that it manages to survive even Zelmoda's willing betrayal of Gynamo during RitchRitchihiker's takeover.
Undying Loyalty: Subverted. Zelmonda refuses to betray Gynamo when RitchRitchihiker bribes him, only to accept a suitcase of money to throw away the sense of pride that fueled that resolve.
Worthy Opponent: To Red Racer ever since seeing him in action in the first episode.

Inventor Grotch

Inventor Grotch | Voice Actor: Takashi Nagasako

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Affably Evil: Has no problems casually buying imo-youkan from Imocho like a regular customer and when he first goes to Earth, he politely asks Ichitaro to tell him about delicious food to eat on Earth and despite taking the child hostage, only does so to get Ichitaro's mother (who was a bit rude to Grotch) to buy him the food, not bothering to keep the child hostage when she runs off to get him his meal.
Big Eater: In episode 4, he eats 4 plates of Takoyaki, Fried Chicken, Inarizushi and Imocho's Imo-Youkan all in quick succession. Ichitaro and his mother are both fascinated by his great appetite.
Contrasting Sequel Antagonist:
- He's the complete opposite of Jerkass Dirty Coward Zulten
- Also to Acha and Kocha in being the one who enlarges the monsters, without their No-Respect Guy status.
Ditzy Genius: He's a multidisciplinary scientist who has come up with some really advanced creations and machines yet is as goofy and lacking in common sense as the rest of Bowzock.
Double Standard: Violence, Child on Adult: He gets attacked by Ichitaro when they first met, later taking the boy hostage to force his parents to bring him food.
Evil Genius: Provides Bowzock with weapons such as the "Fattening Spray", "Forgetfulness Water Gun", "Nuninuni Beam Gun" and "Gekibaka". But while he's a great inventor, he can sometimes succeed in being a buffoon.
Fat Bastard: By the virtue of working for Bowzock. Otherwise, he's anything but a bastard.
Giant Equals Invincible: In the fourth episode he grows giant after eating Imo-Youkan (albeit he didn't know that would happen at the time) and proves invulnerable to everything the human-sized Carrangers throw at him. He shrinks back when the effects expire before he could prove this invincibility against RV Robo, though.
Ignored Epiphany: In episode 6, he questioned sending KK Kyutan on a mission that resulted in his death. But forgets it after being offered booze by Zelmonda.
The Pig-Pen: He openly admitted to the giant MM Mogu, that he never bothered to clean himself (his navel in particular) for ten years as a means of cheering him up about his insecurities regarding his own dirty navel.

Instructor Ritchihiker

Instructor Ritchihiker | Voice Actor: Nobuo Tanaka

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A con-artist whom the Bowzock hired upon seeing his ad as an Evil Consultant.

Arch-Enemy: Of the Unknown Rival variety to Signalman, who barely remembered arresting him for fraud. But Ritchihiker despises him all the same.
Arc Villain: Of the VRV Master arc midway through the series, as his takeover as the main antagonist pushes the plot forward both in the Carrangers trying to find a way to stop him and his attempts to straighten out the Bowzock to be more effective.
Bad Boss: He shows himself to be a nasty boss to work for upon taking over as he berates, punishes and even kills (like a poor unfortunate Wumper soldier had the misfortune of finding out) any Bowzock member who slacks off instead of studying.
Big Bad Wannabe: Tries to take control of the Bowzock and succeeds with ease before proving himself to be more formidable than Gynamo ever could be. But unknown to him, the true Big Bad all alone was Exhaus, meaning that in the long run he was ultimately a pretender to the position.
Card-Carrying Villain: Once he drops the charade of being a Bowzock reformer he shows himself to be very dedicated to his image as an evil alien, up to actually carrying a calling card. VRV Master mocks him for it, claiming that the worse the guy is, the likelier they will carry a card.
Co-Dragons: One of the Bowzocks two lieutenants alongside Zelmoda.
The Comically Serious: Once he takes over Bowzock he's dead-serious on disciplining them to be more effective soldiers of evil, but his idea to do that is to go to Earth with Braking to steal some dictionaries and books in a scheme befitting of the usual comedic Bowzock antics.
Con Man: His overall profession and criminal M.O.
Disc-One Final Boss: He briefly becomes leader of the Bowzock, and his defeat and death advances the plot further, straight into the endgame with Exhaus.
Dragon with an Agenda: While he was loyal to Gynamo at first, he tries to overthrow him after his Sanity Slippage. It works... temporarily.
Evil Genius: Kinda. He's The Strategist of the bad guys.
Every Man Has His Price: He buys off Zelmonda and Grotch into helping him take the Bowzock reigns from Gynamo, haggling their loyalty away.
The Heavy: He's the leader of the villains after his Hostile Takeover during the second arc. However he falls before Gynamo and Exhaus.
Humongous Mecha: After becoming RitchRitchihiker, he purchased a reptilian behemoth of a mecha called Braking through Gynamo's secret savings. When it is blasted back to Baribarian, he upgrades it. He is then killed when VRV Robo, in its debut fight, obliterates Rebuilt Braking with the Victory Twister, with RitchRitchihiker still inside the cockpit.
Knight of Cerebus: The story becomes (slightly) more serious with his debut.
One-Winged Angel: Downplayed. Being struck by a Made of Evil lightning during Bowzock's festival only boosted his intelligence and gave him a gold Palette Swap as RitchRitchihiker .
Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Where it not for his need to get rid of Signalman, his first attempt to kill the Carrangers would had suceeded.
Right for the Wrong Reasons: In episode 21, he covers up his failures by making up a story about the Bowzock being haunted by an "Evil Space God" that brings them misfortune. He turns out to be unintentionally right about the existence of an evil entity overlooking the Bowzock: Emperor Exhaus (albeit the latter was hoping they'd succeeded for his own ends).
Sanity Slippage: Though more intelligent, his RitchRitchihiker form made him more delusional in trying to make the Bowzock into a more legitimate evil organization.
Short-Lived Leadership: Lasts only a few weeks at most as the Bowzock's leader before VRV Robo takes him out for good.
Signature Laugh: Ritchichichichichi!
Sixth Ranger: Briefly hired by Gynamo as Bowzock's "evil consultant".
Sixth Ranger Traitor: Betrays and overthrows Gynamo after his Sanity Slippage.
The Starscream: He was somewhat loyal to the Bowzock when he was normal, perfectly content with assisting them in their plans. But after becoming RitchRitchihiker, he literally bought out the Bowzock and kicked out Gynamo and Zonnette.
The Strategist: The evil consultant of Gynamo, at first.
Took a Level in Badass: His transformation into RitchRitchihiker improved his thinking skills.
Token Evil Teammate: He's the only other villain besides Exhaus who isn't stupid and doesn't pull a Heel–Face Turn like the rest of the Bowzock.

Gorotsuki

In General

Gonk: Most of the Gorotsuki have either creepy, cartoonish, or hilariously exaggerated faces.
Make My Monster Grow: By eating imo-yokan, the Gorotsuki are capable of enlarging, though it must be hand-made from Imocho for the enlargement process to work because the ones without the Imocho brand would shrink them instead.
- The expired imo-yokan (also from Imocho) has the same properties as the fresh ones, though the duration is much shorter and the consumer would suffer a stomachache after shrinking back to their original size. Later revealed to be a Chekhov's Gun when Gynamo used them to weaken Exhaus in the finale.
Meaningful Name: Gorotsuki means "thug" in Japanese.
Monster of the Week: They're alien citizens of the Baribarian hired by the Bowzock to serve as the Carrangers' opponents.
Theme Naming: Their names are written in two same latters, then followed by their real name.
Verbal Tic: They usually end their sentences with their names a lot.
"World's Best" Character: Each Gorotsuki has a talent they're good at.

BB Donpa | Voice Actor: Kazumi Tanaka

A zombie themed Gorotsuki and Bowzock's best music conductor. He was sent to Earth to cause a racket loud enough for UFOs to blow the planet up.

Badass Biker: Has a customized motorcycle. Not bad for a Starter Villain.
Death by Irony: BB Donpa caused a ruckus on Earth by levitating cars and make them honk loud noises. After being blasted back to the Baribarian by the Carrangers' Formula Nova, a UFO shows up and vaporizes him because his arm-mounted horn is too noisy.
Elvis Impersonator: He is the best musician of Bowzock with a pompadour to match.
Meaningful Name: His name refers to B.B. King and the Japanese onomatopeia "Donpa".
Our Zombies Are Different: He's themed after a zombie despite being an alien.
Red Baron: The Beethoven of Space.
Shout-Out: Greatly resembles MJ in his Thriller getup with Elvis' hairdo thrown into it.
Starter Villain: The first Gorotsuki the Carrangers fought.

RR Rii | Voice Actor: Osamu Hosoi

Bowzock's best spiritualist.

Affably Evil: Sort of. He's actually courteous towards a random woman he came across and understandably thinks she only ran away because of his hideous looks.
And Then John Was a Zombie: Anyone who gets hit by his stamp hammer would turn into psychotic maniacs. He can also turn inanimate objects into aggressive sentient beings after accdentally hitting a vacuum cleaner.
Irony: Spiritualists are known for communicating with the dead or helping other people find inner peace. RR Rii is anything but spiritualistic.
Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: RR Rii hitting the car Kyosuke was test driving is a really a bad idea.

MM Mogu | Voice Actor: Hiroyuki Kawamoto

A red eyed tree frog themed Gorotsuki and Bowzock's best eater.

Amphibian Assault: He's themed after a red-eyed tree frog.
Extreme Omnivore: True to his reputation as Bowzock's best food taster, MM Mogu can eat anything, and that includes buildings.
Improbable Weapon User: Wields a giant fork and knife as weapons.
Hidden Depths: Despite being a Gorotsuki, MM Mogu doesn't like his navel exposed, implying that he's a Neat Freak.
Meaningful Name: The word "mogu" is the Japanese onomatopeia for chewing.
Red Eyes, Take Warning: He's quite goofy, but that doesn't mean he's harmless.
Worf Had the Flu: MM Mogu was too busy eating a city when RV Robo arrives to finish him off.

QQ Kyutan | Voice Actor: Seizō Katō

Bowzock's best searcher. Gynammo sent him to find a necklace Zonette wanted.

All for Nothing: QQ Kyutan's searching attempts was all for naught when Zonnette revealed to Gynamo that she was actually looking for the Rainbow Bridge and not a necklace as Gynamo expected. Grotch even lampshades the waste of life caused by Gynamo's need to win Zonnette's heart.
Improbable Weapon User: His staff resembles a magnifying glass.
Meaningful Name: His name is an anagram of "Tankyu", which means "search" in Japanese.
Nefarious Pharaoh: QQ Kyutan is themed after an Egyptian pharaoh, on more accurately, Anubis.
Power of the Sun: He's capable of firing sun-powered Eye Beams from his spyglass.

NN Nerenko | Voice Actor: Hideyuki Umezu

Bowzock's best graffiti artist.

Berserk Button: He can't stand human graffiti being better than his.
Cephalothorax: Has a giant mouth under his real face.
The Dandy: NN Nerenko is a very flashy graffiti artist.
Graffiti: As Bowzock's best graffiti artist, NN Nerenko is proud of his work.
Monster Clown: He's a clown-themed Gorotsuki.
"Pop!" Goes the Human: The Fattening Spray is capable of making anything and anyone explode like a time bomb through inflation.

YY Bingo & YY Gonza | Voice Actors: Yoshimasa Chida (YY Bingo) & Kōzō Shioya (YY Gonza)

A pair of Demon brothers who share the title as Bowzock's best racer.

Avenging the Villain: YY Gonza wants to get back at the Carrangers (Green Racer, specifically) for the death of YY Bingo.
Curbstomp Battle: YY Gonza delivers one to Minoru, but only because the latter dropped his Accel Changer prior.
Honor Before Reason: YY Gonza would go so far as to refuse eating imo-yokan to get even with the Carrangers, at least initially.
Our Demons Are Different: They're a pair of devil-themed alien racers.
We Hardly Knew Ye: YY Bingo only appears in the opening segment of Episode 8 before being killed in a car crash after Green Racer tricked him.
Unsound Effect: Both of them have the words "SPEED KING" written on their racer suits.

Speed King Max/KK Esu | Voice Actor: Issei Futamata

Once a champion race car driver, he was brainwashed by Grotch, after which his heretofore-unknown dishwashing skills were discovered(and judged as the finest among the Bowzock).

Brainwashed and Crazy: He was forcibly turned into KK Esu by Grotch's Forgetfulness Water Gun.
Broken Faceplate: After his car crashed and being turned into KK Esu by the Bowzock.
Fallen Hero: Originally a famous race car champion and Dappu's childhood hero, Max was apparently killed in a car crash. But he actually survived and ended up in a Bowzock-occupied planet, found by Zelmoda and Grotch as they wiped his memory and forced him to work as their cleaner.
Neat Freak: As KK Esu, since he was Bowzock's best dishwasher at that time.
Taking the Bullet: Gave up his life by taking the fatal blow Zelmoda was supposed to inflict on Dappu.

LL Onene | Voice Actress: Michiyo Yanagisawa

Bowzock's best bicycle gang leader.

Anti-Villain: Is one of the few Gorotsuki who lacks any malice and her villainy is just a case of Obliviously Evil.
Badass Biker: She's Bowzock's best bicycle sukeban, so that's a given.
Brainwashed and Crazy: Her headbands can turn anyone into crazy cyclists.
Dragon Lady: Downplayed, but LL Onene's clothes have Asian dragon drawings and the kanji "Ryu" on it.
Genki Girl: A very dark take on this trope, since she's a villanious alien delinquent woman.
Japanese Delinquents: LL Onene is themed after one, a sukeban to be precise.
Meaningful Name: Her name is a pun of "Onee-san", which means "big sister" if translated to English.
Obliviously Evil: LL Onene loves cycling and doesn't go out of her way harming innocents, but the problem is brainwashing people into joining her cycling activities through her headbands would cause a ruckus to human society.
The Smurfette Principle: The only female Gorotsuki in the series.
Trademark Favorite Food: Before enlarging, LL Onene lamented that she prefers eating matcha cake instead.

PP Rappa | Voice Actor: Masashi Ebara

Bowzock's best mathetician.

Dirty Coward: When Pink Racer decked his nose for calling her "heavy", he simply runs away.
The Evil Genius: One of the two smartest Gorotsuki, with the other one being TT Terurin.
Irony: A scholar-themed Gorotsuki who is good at mathematics but really hates Earth numbers.
Jerkass: PP Rappa is very rude, even going so far as to mock Youko for her weight concerns.
Mad Mathematician: As Bowzock's best mathematician, PP Rappa is themed after a math scholar.
Took a Level in Badass: After Grotch provided him with a power-up backpack.
Words Can Break My Bones: Or numbers in this case, since PP Rappa utilizes them as explosives.

UU Wurin | Voice Actor: Takeshi Watabe

A feral alien beast who serves as Bowzock's best traffic light destroyer.

Ax-Crazy: UU Wurin is so feral that the Bowzock had to lock him in a cage to avoid unecessary property damage.
Came Back Strong: He didn't die after fighting RV Robo, but his upgraded form is called "Revived UU Wurin".
Determinator: He'll stop at nothing to fulfill the Bowzock's Evil Plans.
Dumb Muscle: One of the Carrangers' stronger opponents, but is also as dumb as rocks.
I Am a Humanitarian: Has no problems attempting to eat Signalman under Gynamo's orders.
Machete Mayhem: As Revived UU Wurin, he's armed with a machete.
Made of Iron: Survived after being struck by RV Robo's Gekisou Giri, as expected of a turtle-themed Gorotsuki.
Spikes of Villainy: As Revived UU Wurin.
What, Exactly, Is His Job?: UU Wurin is the best traffic light demolition expert of Bowzock, which is completely nonexistent in real life.
The Worf Effect: Sirender kills him without much trouble.

Elekinta | Voice Actor: Daisuke Gōri

A legendary space biker who comes to those who break the speed barrier.

Badass Biker: Elekinta has the attributes of a classic delinquent biker.
Bash Brothers: With Zelmoda.
Make My Monster Grow: Can absorb his and Zelmoda's motorcycles to enlarge himself instead of eating imo-yokan.
Mid-Season Upgrade: Zigzagged and parodied. Zelmoda thinks he can become more powerful by overcoming his Fear of Thunder and claim the "legendary power", who turns out to be Elekinta instead. While Zelmoda didn't get stronger, he did gain a new ally.
Shock and Awe: True to his namesake, he's capable of utilizing electricity attacks.
Sixth Ranger: He's not a Gorotsuki, but is affiliated with the Bowzock due to being summoned by Zelmoda.

Space Cockroach Goki-chan | Voice Actor: Toshiharu Sakurai

A cockroach monster who grew from eating Imo-youkan, becoming a test subject and then a full-fledged Gorotsuki.

Bad Vibrations: As Bowzock's best dancer, Goki-chan can cause earthquakes by just dancing as long as his casette player keeps on playing.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: He's a humanoid cockroach alien.
Dance Battler: After getting a promotion to a Gorotsuki.
Heel–Face Turn: He's the only Gorotsuki besides the remaining four Zokurangers to survive and pull one in response to Exhaus' treachery.
I Have Many Names: Goes by the name "GG Goki-chan" and "II Goki-chan" while fighting the Carrangers.
Mana Drain: As II Goki-chan, he's equipped with a device resembling human lips that can siphon the Carrangers' Kuru-Magic power.
Sixth Ranger: He's the newest addition to the Gorotsuki roster.

JJ Jetton | Voice Actor: Yasuhiro Takato

Bowzock's best wrestler. Initially a regular of the Baribarian, who is the first monster Ritchihiker employs as part of a scheme to deceive the Carrangers and poison them.

A Death in the Limelight: Unlike other background patrons of the Baribarian such as Goki-Chan or the Zokurangers later on, the episode where he is deployed is where he perishes.
Cool Shades: Has a pair of these, which can also fire beams.
Delinquents: JJ Jetton is the very definition of a classic delinquent character, albeit with a dash of The Bully for good measure.
Dumb Muscle: He's all brawns but no brains, even more so than UU Wurin. This is also the reason why Ritchihiker used him for the "poisoned drink" scheme.
Heel–Face Turn: Subverted. He pretends to be quitting the Bowzock and getting an education as part of Ritchihiker's plan.
Lured into a Trap: Ritchihiker's first order of business is to pose both himself and JJ Jetton as a teacher and student of the "Bowzock rehab" school respectively to trick the Carrangers into drinking poisoned wine. Thanks to Ritchihiker attempting to kill off Signalman, the plan backfired.
Nerd Glasses: Part of his disguise.
Wrestler in All of Us: He's the best wrestler of Bowzock after all.

ZZ Zeri | Voice Actor: Tomohiro Nishimura

Bowzock's fashion designer who helped Ritchihiker turn Signalman against the Carrangers.

Brainwashed and Crazy: His "rage jackets" can turn anyone into violent, rage-induced Jerkasses. Signalman and Sirender falls victim to this.
Clown Car: ZZ Zeri has his own personal vehicle, which contains his sewing machine and various fashion materials.
Combat Tentacles: ZZ Zeri's fabric samples work like this, complete with static discharges.
The Fashionista: There's a reason he isn't called the best fashion designer of Bowzock for nothing.
Sissy Villain: ZZ Zeri is very effeminate for a villain. He even acts girly while enlarging.
Wounded Gazelle Gambit: Tricks Signalman into wearing one of his "rage jackets" by posing as a victim of Wumper abuse.

OO Oopa | Voice Actor: Toshiya Ueda

Bowzock's hot springs researcher.

Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: Lampshaded by Ritchihiker as Zeri's plan involves brainwashing clothing, while Oopa's involve making people go naked.
Crazy-Prepared: OO Oopa is smart enough to wear swimming trunks under his bathrobe in case he gets hit by a Nuninuni Beam Gun shot, though he nearly took them off.
Elemental Powers: He's capable of summoning geysers of hot water and breathe fire from his mouth.
Face Palm: He and Ritchihiker did this in embarassment over the beam shot hitting Dappu instead of the Carrangers.
Improbable Weapon User: Can use canteens as throwing weapons.
The Nudifier: Anyone who gets hit by the Nuninuni Beam Gun would be forced to strip naked. OO Oopa planned to use it on the Carrangers but Natsumi deflected the beam shot with her Accel Changer, resulting with Dappu getting hit instead.
Octopoid Aliens: Downplayed. He's themed after an octopus but lacks any tentacles.

HH Deo | Voice Actor: Tomokazu Seki

A baseball themed Gorotsuki and Bowzock's best pitcher.

Baseball: He's a baseball-themed Gorotsuki and the best baseball pitcher of Bowzock.
Expy: HH Deo is basically Baseball Mask as an alien.
Finishing Move: His "Invulnerable Illusion Screwball" attack, where he would a barrage of baseball-shaped energy spheres on the enemy.
I Know Madden Kombat: HH Deo utilizes baseball moves as part of his fighting style.
Improbable Weapon User: His preferred weapons are baseballs that double as explosives. After receiving a kiss from Zonnette, HH Deo can also use baseball-shaped energy sphere attacks.
Shout-Out: He's named after Hyuma Hoshi, the protagonist of Star of the Giants, as well as the real life baseball player Hideo Nomo.
Villainous BSoD: HH Deo became depressed and immidiately ate imo-yokan after Kyosuke bested him in baseball.

WW Waritcho | Voice Actor: Shun Yashiro

A bird themed Gorotsuki and Bowzock's best excavator. Ritchihiker sent him to find the legendary vehicles.

Death by Irony: WW Waritcho is hired by Ritchihiker to find Pegasus Thunder and Dragon Cruiser, only to end up being killed by them.
Jet Pack: Ironically for a bird-like Gorotsuki, WW Waritcho doesn't have wings and wears a jetpack instead.
Powerful Pick: Wields a pickaxe as his main weapon.
Prospector: As expected of Bowzock's best excavator, mining for valuables is WW Waritcho's job.
Toothy Bird: He's an alien archeopteryx.

AA Abanba | Voice Actor: Kazuyo Aoki

A monkey themed Gorotsuki and Bowzock's best shaman. He was sent to kidnap people so the Bowzock could feed them to the Evil God of Space.

Evil Old Folks: AA Abanba looks and talks like a raspy old man.
Logical Weakness: Just because AA Abanba can use his staff to turn invisible doesn't mean he can't be detected, as seen when Pink Racer used the Car Navick to successfully find him.
Magic Staff: His staff can inflict Invisibility on antone and anything, including himself. Also doubles as an Achilles' Heel when Sirender broke it.
Maniac Monkeys: An orangutan-themed Gorotsuki in a Shinto priest getup.
Targeted Human Sacrifice: Gynamo hired AA Abanba to kidnap the Carrangers and offer them as sacrifices to the "Evil Space God", which is a story Ritchihiker made-up to cover his lack of success in dealing with them.
Vocal Dissonance: AA Abanba's voice sounds like an old woman despite being male.
Warrior Monk: He's the best shaman of Bowzock but still dressed like one.

CC Chakko | Voice Actor: Katsuya Shiga

Bowzock's best bug collector sent to collect children to be planted and turned into new Bowzock members.

Beat Them at Their Own Game: He took advantage of Signalman's weakness of following traffic safety rules.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: Like Goki-chan, he's a humanoid insect alien.
Bug Catching: CC Chakko's job is to collect bugs. In this case, abducting human children so the Bowzock could turn them into evil aliens like them.
Eye Beams: Can shoot energy bolts from his eyes.
Green and Mean: CC Chakko is a Gorotsuki in green with bulgy eyes and a creepy grin.

VV Gorin | Voice Actor: Hisao Egawa

Bowzock's best athlete sent to steal a jewel the Bowzock could use to power a laser.

Genius Bruiser: Despite being Bowozock's best athlete, VV Gorin is far from stupid, as seen when he saw through Naoki's trickery attempts.
Jerk Jock: He's an athlete-themed Gorotsuki and is proud of his body.
I Know Madden Kombat: VV Gorin can summon various sports equipment (such as gymnastic ribbons, javelins, boxing gloves, etc.) from his gold medal.
Meaningful Name: His name is the Japanese word for "Olympics".
The Strongman: Given that VV Gorin is an athlete, at least by Gorotsuki standards, he loves to flex his muscles a lot.

TT Terurin | Voice Actor: Kaneta Kimotsuki

A scale and adding machine Gorotsuki who is Bowzock's best accountant.

Berserk Button: He would go apeshit if the watermelons offered to him are already sliced up.
Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: TT Terurin's seemingly benevolent personality by assisting children in finishing their summer homework is all just an act.
Evil Genius: One of the two smartest Gorotsuki besides PP Rappa.
Forced Transformation: TT Terurin is capable of turning anyone into watermelons.
Four Eyes, Zero Soul: He's a nerdy Gorotsuki themed after an elementary school student.
Jerkass: TT Terurin is shown to be a very nasty piece of work.
Manipulative Bastard: He would gain the children's trust by acting as their tutor so he could use them as participants (later watermelons after they angered him) for Bowzock's watermelon-splitting contest.
Sadist: He's one of the cruelest Gorotsuki the Carrangers have fought.
Trademark Favorite Food: Watermelons are his favorite food, no questions asked.
Villainous Breakdown: After enlarging, TT Terurin destroys a building out of frustration.
Weak, but Skilled: He's not a good fighter but makes up for his powers and intellect.
Would Hurt a Child: Has no problems attempting to kill children if things don't get his way.

SS Pamaan/Zoku Red | Voice Actor: Kazuo Hayashi

Bowzock's best hero researcher who founded Boso Sentai Zokuranger.

Badass Normal: At least by Monster of the Week standards, SS Pamaan lacks any superpowers, but his reputation as Bowzock's best hero researcher is nothing to sneeze at.
The Dandy: He's a very flamboyant Gorotsuki who is dressed like a Red Ranger and loves to show off his skills. This also serves as his double-edged sword.
Fatal Flaw: The only thing that keeps SS Pamaan from being an effective Hero Killer is his ego.
Evil Hero: SS Pamaan fits the criteria of an evil superhero character. Ritchihiker personally hired him due to his experience in countering various superhero strategies.
The Leader: He's the founder, leader, and Red Ranger of the Zokurangers.
Mythology Gag: The name of his sword attack is taken from the various sword-based Finishing Moves of previous Sentai Robos. And yes, it's name is way too long, even by Sentai standards. Lampshaded by Red Racer.
Overly Long Name: "Great Galaxy Blitzkrieg Science Darkness Sword: Lighning Blitzkrieg Plasma Cyber Aurora Centrifugal Gravity Super Thunder..."
Shout-Out: His name is taken from DC Comics American superhero Superman.
Worf Had the Flu: RV Robo kills SS Pamaan in one strike because his sword attack had a very long name.

Boso Sentai Zokuranger | Voice Actors: Osamu Hosoi (Zoku Blue), Hironori Miyata (Zoku Green), Yoshimasa Chida (Zoku Yellow), & Katsumi Shiono (Zoku Pink)

A group of bar flies SS Pamaan gathered as his teammates for Boso Sentai Zokuranger.

Animal Motifs: Other than SS Pamaan, the other four Zokurangers are anthropomorphic alien animals.
Badass Normal: The other four Zokurangers are BB Saloon regulars (one of them is even a bartender) and yet they gave the Carrangers a run for their money.
Evil Counterpart: The Bowzock's answer to the Carrangers. They even had a Villain Song version of the Carrangers' theme song to boot!
Evil Knockoff: They were formed by SS Pamaan at the behest of Ritchihiker as a means to counter everything the Carrangers throw at them. It took Radietta's trickery for the Carrangers to gain the upper hand.
Expy: Of Zone's Gingamen as an evil Sentai team whose physical appearances hardly resemble their original heroic counterparts.
Heel–Face Turn: Like the Bowzock commanders, the remaining Zokurangers teamed up with the Carrangers to stop Exhaus and turned over a new leaf.
Meaningful Name: The team's name is literally translated as "Reckless Driving Squadron Gang Ranger".
The Psycho Rangers: Preceeding the deadlier and more iconic Nezirangers, the Zokurangers are notable for being an "Evil Sentai" parody because they're just ordinary barflies from the BB Saloon who don't resemble the typical Sentai team at the slightest. That said, they still have the usual five-color scheme, wield their own versions of the Carrangers' weapons, and utilize a ball-based special attack as well as having their own team bazooka for a Finishing Move.
Stealth Pun: The word "Boso" awfully sounds like the slang word "Bozo".

DD Donmo | Voice Actor: Naoki Tatsuta

A cellphone themed Gorotsuki who is Bowzock's best shopaholic.

Evil Phone: DD Donmo is themed after a cellphone.
Instant Home Delivery: As Bowzock's best shopaholic, DD Domno can summon various weapons through phone calls.
Make My Monster Grow: Averted. It is implied that DD Donmo did not use imo-yokan due to it not being in his shopping catalogue.
Meaningful Name: His name is a pun of the Japanese mobile phone company NTT Docomo.
Villains Out Shopping: He's a compulsive shopaholic Gorotsuki.
The Worf Effect: A Beam-O-War between his Farewell Hero Cannon and the Carrangers' Giga Booster ends with him being blasted to smithereens.

XX Mileno | Voice Actor: Rokuro Naya

An Italian Gorotsuki and Bowzock's best pizza chef. He was sent to cook the Carrangers in a pizza before the end-of-summer festival.

Brainwashed and Crazy: He managed to take control on Pegasus Thunder and Dragon Cruiser by attaching his pizzas on their wheels.
Improbable Weapon User: XX Mileno's pizzas are also Utility Weapons.
I Am a Humanitarian: He wanted to cook the Carrangers into pizza alive so he could eat them.
Lethal Joke Character: Don't let his odd moveset fool you because he's actually the strongest Gorotsuki in Bowzock's roster of monsters.
Near-Villain Victory: XX Mileno was moments away from making a "Carranger Pizza" by cooking the Carrangers in an oven before Signalman interfered.
Rambunctious Italian: He's not only an Italian-themed Gorotsuki, but also treats pizza as Serious Business.
Trademark Favorite Food: He loves pizzas, fitting for the best pizza chef of Bowzock. He even ate an imo-yokan pizza to enlarge himself.
Wearing a Flag on Your Head: XX Mileno's physical appearance has the color scheme of Italy's flag.

HH Wasshoshoi | Voice Actor: Eken Mine

Bowzock's best festival coordinator. He had Zelmonda kidnap Ichitarou for the Bowzock Festival, using the child as an electrical conductor.

I Know Kung Fu: HH Wasshoishoi knows some Japanese martial arts moves.
Improbable Weapon User: He can ensnare his opponents with cotton candy rolls.
Meaningful Name: The word "Wasshoi" is a chant used by the Mikoshi, which HH Wasshoishoi is based on.
Serious Business: He sees the Bowzock Festival as this.
Small Role, Big Impact: He only appears for an episode but his actions ultimately resulted with Ritchihiker becoming the more delusional RitchRitchihiker and purchasing Braking, VRV Master's subsequent arrival, and the Carrangers receiving the VRV Machines.
Targeted Human Sacrifice: HH Wasshoishoi's plan was to have Zelmoda abduct a child and use them as sacrifice for Bowzock's festival through a lightning strike. The original target was supposed to be Ichitaro, but it was Ritchihiker who got struck by the lightning instead.

ZZ Gyuri | Voice Actor: Keisuke Yamashita

Bowzock's kimchi expert who piloted the stolen RV Robo against the Carrangers.

Affably Evil: While asking Ichitaro for kimchi, ZZ Gyuri is shown to be very pleasant to hang around with.
Grand Theft Me: Along with four Wumpers, he originally took the stolen RV Robo with him to South Korea because Gynamo asked him to purchase cucmber kimchi for Zonette, only to end up engaging the Carrangers (in VRV Robo) in a Giant Robo fight instead.
Hostage Situation: The stolen RV Robo is strapped with explosives when ZZ Gyuri piloted it, preventing the Carrangers from attacking until Red Racer sneaked inside it.
Master Swordsman: His swordsmanship skills are on par with Red Racer's.
Trademark Favorite Food: ZZ Gyuri is a big kimchi Fanboy.

UU Ussu | Voice Actor: Sukekiyo Kameyama

Bowzock's best bodybuilder, he uses the Gekibaka health drink that Grotch developed during the Bowzock's "Health Bowzock" phase.

Badass Biker: Thanks to the Gekibaka drink, UU Ussu proves to be an unusually powerful opponent.
Panthera Awesome: He's a tiger-skinned Gorotsuki.
Playing with Fire: UU Ussu can breathe fire, which is enhanced by drinking Gekibaka.
Psycho Serum: The Gekibaka drink turns him into a moron but grants him superhuman feats in return.
Smarter Than You Look: UU Ussu, despite drinking a beverage that make you stupid, is at least smart enough to pour his motorcycle with Gekibaka as a power-up.
The Strongman: More pronounced than VV Gorin, since he's the best bodybuilder of Bowzock.
Took a Level in Dumbass: The side effect of drinking Gekibaka, which doubles as Took a Level in Badass.

FF Munchori | Voice Actor: Akimasa Omori

Bowzock's best scandal photographer. He was sent by Zelmonda to see if Zonette was having an affair during the Bowzock's "Devil Bowzock" phase.

Camera Fiend: FF Munchori loves to take photos, esepecially scandalous ones, as expected of Bowzock's best photographer. He would even go so far as to try to take pictures of VRV Robo's humiliation at his hands.
Combat Tentacles: His films function as this.
Curb Stomp Cushion: He actually opens his giant fight against VRV Robo by landing hits on it and dodging all its attacks with his Flash Step. Too bad for him that it's not enough to save him from the Victory Twister finisher.
Flash Step: He's capable of teleportation. In giant form it lets him dodge all of VRV Robo's attacks, except for Victory Twister.
Paparazzi: He's a sleazy alien scandal photographer. He even gave the Carrangers embarrassing photos of themselves.
The Worf Effect: After being able to beat the Carrangers in small form, FF Munchori was no match for the Radiacar Robo who beats him in one punch.

GG Boon | Voice Actor: Kaoru Shinoda

Bowzock's best errand guy.

All for Nothing: GG Boon was originally sent by Gynamo to collect bentos for Zonnette but abandoded his objective when a drugged Signalman suddenly showed up to attack the Carrangers, setting up a chain of events that ultimately led to his death and Zonnette never got her lunch as a result.
Improbable Weapon User: He can throw explosive coins.
Worf Had the Flu: GG Boon fared poorly against the Carrangers in their first confrontation because he was hungry at that time.

BB Koiya | Voice Actor: Takuzo Kamiyama

Bowzock's best gardener.

Acrofatic: He's surprisingly capable of fighting despite his weight.
Bee Afraid: BB Koiya has pet Space Bees to assist him in battle.
Berserk Button: Hurting or killing his Space Bees is a big no-no for BB Koiya.
Fat Bastard: He's an overweight Gorotsuki themed after a gardener.
Green Thumb: Beffitting for a gardener, BB Koiya can throw seeds that can grow into flowered vines to ensnare his opponents, allowing his Space Bees to kill them with bee stings.
I Call It "Vera": He refers to his pet Space Bees as his "babies".
Irony: BB Koiya is the complete opposite of the steroetypical gardener, being a macho tough guy and a Fat Bastard instead.

PP Chiipuri | Voice Actor: Shōzō Iizuka

Bowzock's best make-up artist. He was tasked with making the owner of Imocho younger so the latter could keep making his store's imo-youkan.

Badass Normal: PP Chiipuri doesn't have any special powers besides his youth cream but his glamourous looks aren't just for show.
The Bad Guy Wins: Despite being killed by VRV Robo, reverting everyone affected by his youth cream back to their original age in the process, Imocho is still open for business as usual as the experiences convinced him to not retire despite his age. Also, through lying of his intent, he kept the Carrangers from learning of Imocho being the Bowzock's imo-youkan provider.
Fountain of Youth: PP Chiipuri's youth cream (provided by Exhaus) can turn anyone young again, or in Norishiron 12's case, turn back into its pre-built form.
Hoist by His Own Petard: He accidentally took out Norishiron 12 from the fight by firing his youth cream on its face when VRV Robo haggled him around, causing the otherwise borderline invincible robot to be returned to its kit form and blown up.
Meaningful Name: His name is a pun on the English word "pretty".
Sissy Villain: PP Chiipuri has a very unmanly personality, judging by his namesake and demonstrated by his effeminate behavior and mannerisms. This is somewhat justified due to being a make-up artist.

SS Sutatanzo | Voice Actor: Yasuhiro Takato

Bowzock's best gas station attendant. Exhaus sent him to Earth to make the Bowzock's cars fly using a special gasoline.

Butt-Monkey: The guy gets beaten up a lot through the film, from being defeated by the Carrangers four times, to getting fried by Exhaus for failing him, to losing his gas pipe mid-fight in giant form and being punched in the face by VRV Robo.
Creepy Gas-Station Attendant: SS Sutatanzo is a Gorotsuki to the core and themed after a gas station attendant.
Gag Nose: Has a comically large nose.
Evil Plan: Exhaus' plan is actually a variant of BB Donpa's "flying cars" scheme, as he had SS Sutatanzo use three special gas tanks to make cars fly to the Barbarian so the Bowzock could turn them into demolition cars.
Spanner in the Works: He unintentionally managed to send OhRed to the Barbarian by pouring Bowzock's special gasoline on his Red Jetter, forcing the Carrangers to rescue him after receiving Training from Hell from Chief Miura.

CC Patchoone | Voice Actor: Hidekatsu Shibata

Bowzock's best animal trainer. He was sent to capture the Beagle and train it.

The Beastmaster: He's themed after an animal trainer. Exhaus hired him to capture the Beagle and train it into destroying roads and highways by eating concrete.
Bad People Abuse Animals: His treatment of the Beagle is extremely rough and cruel.
Eye Beams: CC Patchoone's monocle can shoot beams.
Shock and Awe: CC Patchoone utilizes electric attacks with his whip.
Whip of Dominance: He has an animal tamer gimmick and appropriately wields a Lightning Lash as their weapon. It was tasked with retrieving and taming the Beager beast that was under the protection of the rangers.

OO Batton | Voice Actor: Kazuki Yao

Bowzock's best prankster who faked being friends with Minoru so he could lure the Carrengers into a trap.

Bat Out of Hell: OO Batton has a vampire bat theme.
Becoming the Mask: His friendship with Minoru is genuine, but he had to keep up the bad guy act because he has no other choice lest Exhaus killed him.
Manipulative Bastard: Him befriending the Carrangers is all part of Bowzock's trap. Minoru is not happy about this. It's later shown that he genuinely befriended Minoru but his fear of Exhaus keeps him from turning good over it.
The Prankster: He's the best prankster of Bowzock, able to deceive the Carrangers into thinking he's gone rogue.
Small Role, Big Impact: OO Batton's presence in the story would later reveal Bowzock's origins and Exhaus' true nature in later episodes.
This Is a Drill: His hammer has a drill as the end of its handle.
The Worf Effect: OO Batton is easily finished off by Scramble Intersection Robo after he'd been overwhelming VRV and RV Robo.

MM Shuurisukii | Voice Actor: Ritsuo Sawa

Bowzock's best mechanic who searched for a magic wrench.

Cool Car: Exhaus provided Bowzock with the prototype Exhaustar car and MM Shuurisukii becomes its main driver.
Curbstomp Battle: He manages to deal serious damage to the Carrangers' vehicles thanks to the Exhaustar being modified by the wrench he previously stole from Natsumi.
The Engineer: He's a mechanic-themed Gorotsuki who is capable to tinkering cars and after stealing Natsumi's wrench, turning them into weaponized vehicles.
Improbable Weapon User: As Bowzock's best mechanic, MM Shuurisukii wields a pair of spanners.

EE Musubinofu | Voice Actor: Mitsuaki Madono

Bowzock's marriage master who was tasked with forcing Zonnette into marrying Gynamo.

Arranged Marriage: Zelmoda hired EE Musubinofu to cheer up Gynamo by forcing Zonnette into marrying him.
Demonic Possession: EE Musubunofu is capable of possessing people by assuming obi form. He does this to Zonnette so she'll kill Kyousuke with her own hands.
Fallen Cupid: He's a love letter-themed Gorotsuki whose arrows are capable of making his targets fall in love with the intended partner. He was hired by Zelmoda to make Zonette fall in love with Gynamo so as to make her get married with the president and motivate him to work harder.
Meaningful Name: EE Musubinofu's name is a mix of the Japanese word "musubi", which is translated as "union" in English, and the obi sash.
The Straight and Arrow Path: He's armed with a bow and arrow.

Bowzock Vehicles & Mecha

Reckless Driving Fire Engine

A sentient firetruck created by Gynamo during Bowzock's first attack on Earth.

Generic Doomsday Villain: Gets no characterization after Gynamo brought it to life through a fire engine. Justified due to being a vehicle.
Sentient Vehicle: It's a giant monster who took the form of a fire engine.
Starter Villain: It's the Carrangers' first overall opponent.

Barricars

Bowzock's race cars.

Animal Motifs: Each Barricar has an animal theme and are named after animal sounds.
Cool Car: They're giant demolition cars with animal features.

Braking

Ritchiritchihiker's personal mecha that he had built using Gynamo's wedding money.

Ass Shove: On the receiving end of this when V-Rescue shoved a giant syringe on its ass.
Based on a Dream: During his transition to his Ritchiritchihiker form, he has a vision of Braking that inspires him to have the robot created and make his dream into a reality.
Chest Blaster: As Rebuilt Braking, its chest is equipped with a cannon that can shoot "smiley face" cannonballs.
Curbstomp Battle: It manages to defeat and steal RV Robo, only to end up being overwhelmed by the VRV Machines. Even after Ritchihiker upgraded it to the more powerful Rebuilt Braking, it still doesn't do well against them (as VRV Fighters), especially after VRV Robo is formed.
How Did You Get It?: When asked how he got the funds to make Braking, Ritchiritchihiker reveals he used Gynamo's private fund for the payment with some left over for bribing purposes.
Meaningful Name: Braking's name is similar to the term "breaking", which refers to automobiles coming to a complete stop.
Power Up Letdown: Ritchiritchihiker upgrades it into Rebuilt Braking after its first humiliating defeat and it still gets utterly trounced by the VRV Machines, only giving them some slight trouble before they more or less curb-stomp it.
Shout-Out: The Sentai equivalent of Mechagodzilla and its roar is taken from various Toho Kaiju. Its Rebuilt upgrade closely resembles Gigan with elements of Ultraseven.
Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: Zonnette lampshades that the construction of a giant robot is ridiculously expensive, Ritchiritchihiker revealing that he stole money from Gynamo's private funds to make the needed payments.
The Worf Effect:
- The original model of Braking overwhelms and captures RV Robo with ease yet is quickly beaten when the Carrangers bring out the VRV Machines and gets knocked back into Baribarian.
- In its rebuilt form it overwhelms the VRV Machines at first but winds up overwhelmed by the newly debuting VRV Fighters mode and finished off by the newly formed VRV Robo.

Norishiron Series Robots

In General

Cardboard Pal: They're cardboard punchouts from the Space Land magazine brought to life by Exhaus (who also publishes them).
Evil Counterpart: The Norishirons are, in many ways, the Bowzock's answer to the Carrangers' Giant Robos. Even the Final variant has its own version of VRV Robo's Victory Twister finishing attack.
Meaningful Name: Their names are derived from the Japanese word "Norishiro", which is translated as "overlap" if translated to English.

Norishiron 12

The first of the Norishiron Series Robots to appear. It served as Zelmondo's personal mecha.

Curbstomp Battle: Norishiron 12 manages to flatten VRV Robo and Sirender in its debut fight with ease, and would've won if it weren't for its right arm falling off because Grotch forgot to put an important pin on it.
Undignified Death: Noroshiron 12 was turned back into cardboard punchouts and exploded after being hit in the face by PP Chiipuri's youth cream.

Norishiron Extra

A special edition of the Norishiron Series Robots to appear. It was sent to help SS Sutatanzo and Bara Mobile fight the Carrangers and Ohrangers.

We Hardly Knew Ye: The Extra variant appears for the last few minutes of Carranger vs. Ohranger where it manages to turn the tide of Statanzo's and Bara Mobile's fight against the heroes before the timely arrival of Sirender who blew it to scrap quickly.

Norishiron Final

The final version of the Norishiron Series Robots to appear. Exhaus gave it to Zelmoda, Grotch, and Gynamo to fight the Carrengers.

Fake Ultimate Mook: Due to Gynamo becoming less competent as a result of his heartbreak and the Bowzock's own failings in improving as the Carrangers got better, Norishiron Final didn't live up to its name as the "ultimate robot", with VRV Robo taking little effort to defeat it.
World's Strongest Man: The Final variant is referred to as the Bowzock's "ultimate robot" by Exhaus.

Akumagic Mecha

A trio of animal themed mecha used as part of a scheme to capture Dappu and strip the Carrengers of their Carmagic.

Animal Motifs: As with the Barricars, each Akumagic Mecha has an animal theme: Noble Bird of Prey for Sky Gigune, Threatening Shark for Marine Zaboon, and King of Beasts for Land Zuzoon all referencing Sun Vulcan.
Battle Boomerang: Marine Zaboon can detatch its fin and throws it like a boomerang.
Hoist by His Own Petard: They were defeated and blown to scrap by the Carrangers' Giant Robos after Dappu overloaded them with too much Kuru-Magic Power.
Land, Sea, Sky: Sky Gigune represents air, Marine Zaboon represents the ocean, and Land Zuzoon represents land.
Mana Drain: By capturing Dappu, the Akumagic Mecha can convert Kuru-Magic Power into Akumagic Power while weakening the Carrangers' Giant Robos.
Shout-Out:
- They're the evil Humongous Mecha parody of Taiyou Sentai Sun Vulcan.
- Land Zuzoon's signature Battle Boomerang attack is a reference to the Eye Slugger.
This Is a Drill: Marine Zaboon has one on its left arm.
Wolverine Claws: Land Zuzoon has a pair of claws.

Others

Bara Mobile

A car/tanuki-themed robot monster and the final Baranoia Empire Bara Machine, with his faction long defeated he plans to restart it by fusing humans to cars to create human/car hybrids which to rule over as their new emperor. He teams up with Bowzock after an initial misunderstanding.

Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Downplayed and parodied. Bara Mobile barely tries to hide his true intentions and gets Kyousuke and the other Carrangers to protect him at first by pretending to be an injured victim of the Ohranger's cruel attacks and persecution. He drops the act once Red Racer wises up.
Dirty Coward: Spends most of his screentime running away from everything that threatens him and cowering behind Red Racer to protect him from the Ohrangers and the Bowzock (when he believed they wanted to harm him).
Make My Monster Grow: Unlike the other Baranoia members, he can enlarge himself on his own with a wheel mechanism on his head.
Obviously Evil: He looks evil enough as he is and barely even attempts to not seem evil; Kyousuke only falls for his pretenses because he isn't particularly bright and isn't aware of Baranoia. After he reveals his true plans, Kyousuke and Dappu pretty much rationalize that they should've realized he was a bad guy from looks alone.
Poor Communication Kills: Could've joined forces with Bowzock from the start if he had made his true intentions clear. On their side he believed they wanted to enslave/harm him due to their aggressive approach to recruiting him.
The Remnant: With the infant and innocent Buldont Jr. and the reformed Acha and Kocha being the only other Baranoia members left, Bara Mobile is the only Baranoia member left who's out to continue his faction's legacy in some way.
Villain Team-Up: After clearing up the misunderstandings between himself and the Bowzock and being kidnapped and taken to Baribarian to talk, he teams up with them and Zonnette even treats him as the new boss, to Gynamo's dismay.

Characters / Gekisou Sentai Carranger

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The Carrangers

Kyousuke Jinnai/Red Racer | Actor: Yuji Kishi

Naoki Domon/Blue Racer | Actor: Yoshihiro Masujima

Minoru Uesugi/Green Racer | Actor: Yoshihiro Fukuda

Natsumi Shinohara/Yellow Racer | Actor: Yuka Motohashi

Youko Yagami/Pink Racer | Actress: Atsuko Kurusu

Allies

Dappu | Voice Actress: Mari Maruta

Signalman Polis Kobaan | Voice Actor: Hōchū Ōtsuka

VRV Master | Voice Actor: Kiyoshi Kobayashi

Radietta Fanbelt/White Racer | Actress: Megumi Hamamatsu (Episode 25) & Misaki Sudo (Episodes 34, 45 & 48)

Space Bosozoku Bowzock

Reckless Dash Emperor Exhaus | Voice Actor: Osamu Kobayashi

President Gynamo | Voice Actor: Hiroshi Otake

Beauty Zonnette /Vanity-Mirror Fanbelt | Actress: Rika Nanase

Deputy Leader Zelmoda | Voice Actor: Kyosei Tsukui

Inventor Grotch | Voice Actor: Takashi Nagasako

Instructor Ritchihiker | Voice Actor: Nobuo Tanaka

In General

BB Donpa | Voice Actor: Kazumi Tanaka

RR Rii | Voice Actor: Osamu Hosoi

MM Mogu | Voice Actor: Hiroyuki Kawamoto

QQ Kyutan | Voice Actor: Seizō Katō

NN Nerenko | Voice Actor: Hideyuki Umezu

YY Bingo & YY Gonza | Voice Actors: Yoshimasa Chida (YY Bingo) & Kōzō Shioya (YY Gonza)

Speed King Max/KK Esu | Voice Actor: Issei Futamata

LL Onene | Voice Actress: Michiyo Yanagisawa

PP Rappa | Voice Actor: Masashi Ebara

UU Wurin | Voice Actor: Takeshi Watabe

Elekinta | Voice Actor: Daisuke Gōri

Space Cockroach Goki-chan | Voice Actor: Toshiharu Sakurai

JJ Jetton | Voice Actor: Yasuhiro Takato

ZZ Zeri | Voice Actor: Tomohiro Nishimura

OO Oopa | Voice Actor: Toshiya Ueda

HH Deo | Voice Actor: Tomokazu Seki

WW Waritcho | Voice Actor: Shun Yashiro

AA Abanba | Voice Actor: Kazuyo Aoki

CC Chakko | Voice Actor: Katsuya Shiga

VV Gorin | Voice Actor: Hisao Egawa

TT Terurin | Voice Actor: Kaneta Kimotsuki

SS Pamaan/Zoku Red | Voice Actor: Kazuo Hayashi

Boso Sentai Zokuranger | Voice Actors: Osamu Hosoi (Zoku Blue), Hironori Miyata (Zoku Green), Yoshimasa Chida (Zoku Yellow), & Katsumi Shiono (Zoku Pink)

DD Donmo | Voice Actor: Naoki Tatsuta

XX Mileno | Voice Actor: Rokuro Naya

HH Wasshoshoi | Voice Actor: Eken Mine

ZZ Gyuri | Voice Actor: Keisuke Yamashita

UU Ussu | Voice Actor: Sukekiyo Kameyama

FF Munchori | Voice Actor: Akimasa Omori

GG Boon | Voice Actor: Kaoru Shinoda

BB Koiya | Voice Actor: Takuzo Kamiyama

PP Chiipuri | Voice Actor: Shōzō Iizuka

SS Sutatanzo | Voice Actor: Yasuhiro Takato

CC Patchoone | Voice Actor: Hidekatsu Shibata

OO Batton | Voice Actor: Kazuki Yao

MM Shuurisukii | Voice Actor: Ritsuo Sawa

EE Musubinofu | Voice Actor: Mitsuaki Madono

Reckless Driving Fire Engine

Barricars

Braking

Norishiron Series Robots

In General

Norishiron 12

Norishiron Extra

Norishiron Final

Akumagic Mecha

Others

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