Characters from Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger.
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The Zyurangers
General Tropes
- Contrasting Sequel Main Character: Unlike the Jetmen who were a bird-themed sentai team formed in modern times and were composed of Ragtag Bunch of Misfits led by an estabilished warrior from a military force, the Zyurangers are a prehistoric animal-themed Sentai team composed of established warriors from ancient times.
- Irony: While Boi is the youngest of the group, it is quite often Dan who acts the most immature.
- Supporting Protagonist: Despite being the main characters, the Zyurangers are basically this due to the children getting the most focus over the course of the story. The only exception of this trope is Burai.
Geki
Geki/Tyranno Ranger
Portrayed by: Yūta Mochizuki (live), Hiroshi Maeda (suit)
The Prince of the Yamato Tribe, "Warrior of Justice". He was raised believing that the King of the Yamato Tribe was his father, until it turns out he was adopted from the King's sworn enemy, the Black Knight. His natural brother Burai antagonizes him for being raised by their real father's old enemy, but Geki eventually successfully convinces him to bury the hatchet. He wields the Ryugekiken.
- Cain and Abel: The Abel to Burai's Cain, at first.
- Changeling Fantasy: Inverted. He was raised as a prince but turns out to be adopted.
- Cool Sword: His primary weapon is the Ryugekiken/Ryu-Geki Swordnote .
- Dual Wielding: When using the Ryugekiken and the Zyusouken together.
- Guile Hero: He shows a talent of outwitting Dora Monsters.
- Law of Chromatic Superiority: His Guardian Beast Tyrannosaurus is the only mecha that can fight giant-sized Dora Monsters by itself and finish them off occasionally (since it's the only bipedal type out of the main five). After Burai's death, Geki also inherits the Dragon Armor, as well as the Zyusouken, allowing him to become the Armed Tyrannoranger and summon Dragon Caesar. How's that for an advantage?!
- The Leader: He serves as the team's leader.
- Manly Tears: He cries these while offering his life to Burai. It causes Burai to make his Heel–Face Turn.
- Oblivious Adoption: He was raised to be unaware he was originally the son of the Black Knight.
- Super Mode: Armed Tyranno Ranger, acquired after he inherited Burai's powers.
- Take Up My Sword: After Burai's death, Geki inherits his arsenal and uses them to become Armed Tyranno Ranger.
- Terrifying Tyrannosaur: His mecha partner is Guardian Beast Tyrannosaurus.
- Warrior Prince: The prince of the Yamato Tribe and leader of the Zyurangers.
Goushi
Goushi/Mammoth Ranger
Portrayed by: Seiju Umonnote (live), Naoki Ōfuji (suit)
A Knight of the Sharma Tribe and Warrior of Wisdom. Was once Geki's companion before being sealed. Raised with his sister Otome, who eventually died fighting Bandora, inspiring him further.
- Genius Bruiser: Is a pretty powerful powerhouse and is very into lore and reading.
- The Lancer: The second-in-command of the Zyurangers.
- Revenge: He wants to avenge Otome's death.
- The Smart Guy: The "Warrior of Wisdom" and the only one who can read ancient writing.
- Swiss-Army Weapon: Moth Breaker, which transforms from an axe ("Standard Mode" to "Laser Rifle Mode".
- War Elephants: His mecha partner is Guardian Beast ZyuMammoth, a relative of the modern day elephant.
Dan
Dan/Tricera Ranger
Portrayed by: Hideki Fujiwara (live), Shoji Hachisuka (suit)
A Knight from the Etoffe Tribe and the Warrior of Courage. A happy-go-lucky jokester guy who's Hot-Blooded and likes to slack off, though once he set his sight on something noble, he'd never stop pursuing it.
- The Big Guy: Moreso on his Hot-Blooded tendencies and bravado, though.
- Casanova Wannabe: Likes chasing girls, without much success
- Double Weapon: His Tricelance in Standard mode, effectively a staff with three blades on either end.
- Dual Wielding: Tricelance can split into two spears.
- Expy: On the previous show, his actor Hideki Fujiwara played a blue birdman whose name is... Dan
- Hot-Blooded: He's very passionate and determined.
- Idiot Hero: Easily isn't the smartest among his team, as most of the time he slacks off.
- Manchild: He is young with great lack of discipline and he acts like he's younger than Boi.
- Temper-Ceratops: His mecha partner is Guardian Beast Triceratops.
Boi
Boi/Tiger Ranger
Portrayed by: Takumi Hashimoto (live), Hirofumi Ishigaki (suit)
A Knight of the Dime Tribe and Warrior of Hope. The youngest of the team, though mentally more mature than Dan. Excels in high-speed attacks. Due to his youth, he's popular with kids.
- Big Eater: Okay, that one incident with Gnome does have the motivation, but he tops the rest of the Zyurangers in terms of appetite.
- Does Not Like Spam: Carrots are one of the few things he won't eat.
- Dual Wielding: Saber Daggers. He even dual-wields two baseball bats in the closing sequence.
- Friend to All Children: Being the youngest of the team makes him a child magnet
- Kid-Appeal Character: The youngest of the team
- Lethal Chef: Downplayed. Despite being the Team Chef, the Zyurangers claim that Boi's foods aren't very good. But at least they don't send his teammates to the toilets or knock them unconscious.
- Meaningful Name: His name sounds similar to Bowie, which is a type of knife.
- Panthera Awesome: His mecha partner is Guardian Beast SaberTiger.
- Shaped Like Itself: He's a boy... named Boi. Whose American counterpart is a girl.
- Wise Beyond Their Years: He acts quite mature, unlike Dan.
Mei
Mei/Ptera Ranger
Portrayed by: Reiko Chiba (live), Kiyohito Nakagawa (suit)
The Princess of the Lithia Tribe and Warrior of Love. Kind, loving, but has an iron-will. Formed some sort of rivalry with Lamie later on.
- Badass Adorable: She's a cute princess, and yet she proves to be cunning/strong enough to single-handedly defeat Dora Monsters herself at times.
- Generation Xerox: Her ancestor once performed a Heroic Sacrifice to destroy a monster. When that monster came back, Mei repeats the event, only without the Heroic Sacrifice.
- Girlish Pigtails: She occasionally has her hair tied in twin tails.
- The Heart: The "Warrior of Love," who is the most compassionate and caring of the group.
- Light Feminine and Dark Feminine: She's not a complete tomboy and most of the time doing a ''lot'' of feminine things (like liking flowers).
- Master of Disguise: Once got into a battle with Lamie while changing clothes in the middle of battle.
- Real Women Don't Wear Dresses: Averted. She may be a bit of a tomboy but she's far from The Lad-ette.
- The Smurfette Principle: The only female member of the Zyurangers. This would become the standard for dinosaur themed sentai.
- The Straight and Arrow Path: Ptera Arrow, because the occasional handgun and its upgrade (Thunder Slinger) isn't enough apparently.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Surprisingly, she is the tomboy in her rivalry with Lamie, mostly because of the trope above and several of her so many hairstyles tend to make her look short-haired (she just ties her hair short)
- Weaksauce Weakness: Not in her, but she and her tribe often act like this to various Dora Monsters, in case that not even Daizyuzin and Dragon Caesar can destroy it.
- Wholesome Crossdresser: Among her disguises, the Masked Musketeer would be worn by a man.
Burai
Burai/Dragon Ranger
Portrayed by: Shiro Izumi (live), Seiji Takaiwa (suit)
The Warrior of Power from the Yamato Tribe. The elder son of the Black Knight and Geki's estranged brother, who came to resent Geki after he was adopted and raised by their father's enemy, the King of the Yamato Tribe. When he came back, he started antagonizing his brother and the Zyurangers, but he eventually lets go of his vengeance and aids him in battle even though he has a limited life.
- Aloof Big Brother: A much more cynical example, but he got better.
- Possibly a Deconstruction - when he's not mysteriously appearing to save his brother, he's sitting in isolation hoping he doesn't die.
- Arc Villain: Very unusually for Super Sentai, he completely replaces the Monster of the Week for episodes 17-22, unlike future evil Sixths who would be accompanied by one.
- Back for the Finale: His spirit appears in the final episode to guide the Zyurangers to where Bandora is holding their Guardian Beasts hostage.
- Cain and Abel: The Cain to Geki's Abel, at first..
- The Comically Serious: Compared to the Bandora Gang when he was evil, especially during their musical numbers."I feel like I'm watching a comedy."
- Cool Big Bro: To a degree after his Heel–Face Turn.
- Dead All Along: He died during a cave-in after being sealed. He's only around because Daizyuzin temporarily resurrected him.
- Death's Hourglass: Lives on it.
- Evil Prince: His first act after waking up from millions of years of suspended animation is to proclaim himself as the Prince of the Yamato Tribe before attacking the Zyurangers.
- Heel–Face Turn: He starts off as a villain out of a desire for revenge against Geki. The two of them bury the hatchet at the end of Burai's intro arc.
- It's Personal: As a child, he despised the Yamato King for killing his father, the Black Knight. Then, after Bandora kills the king, he decides to kill Geki instead. He gets better.
- Kamehame Hadoken: The energy projectile he throws during his first battle with the Zyurangers... Which he never uses again.
- Killed Off for Real: Since Daizyuzin resurrected him temporarily, Burai dies permanently towards the end of the series after his life-force is used up. Not even the Water of Life is able to save him.
- Knight of Cerebus: His introduction provides an arc that's much more serious than the earlier episodes, and his approaching death provided for some more serious episodes leading up to it.
- Living on Borrowed Time: He only has forty hours to live; he can only extend his time with his time-stopping magic chamber.
- Long-Lost Relative: He's Geki's brother.
- Meaningful Name: "Burai" means "villain". He starts off as one.
- Mix-and-Match Weapon: Zyusoukennote , a combination flute and dagger.
- Redemption Equals Death: Clotho mentions that even though the Zyurangers couldn't save Burai's life, by fulfilling his wish to save the life of a dying boy they could save his soul- possibly, this sacrifice was what allowed him to be forgiven for the evil he'd done in the past.
- Sibling Murder: After the Yamato King is killed, Burai decides to kill off Geki to avenge the Black Knight's death, at least until the brothers reconcile years later.
- Sixth Ranger: The Trope Namer. While not the first ranger to join his team mid-series (being preceded by Big One, as well as Black Bison and Green Sai), he was the first to be both, an actual sixth ranger and a recurring character (X-1 Mask only lasted one episode).
- Spotlight-Stealing Squad: The reason why the writers limited his powers and later killed him off since he was gaining more prominence as opposed to the other Zyurangers.
- The Starscream: Bandora knew he plans to take her power and rule the world himself after he defeats the Zyurangers, before he completely abandons this, post Heel–Face Turn.
- Tears of Remorse: Along with Geki, as Burai ultimately refused to slay his own brother.
- The Usurper: Played around with his debut. His first act upon awakening was to proclaim himself as the Prince of the Yamato Tribe, with Boss Subtitles to match.
- Wild Card: For a while, his alignment was opposed to both Bandora and the Zyurangers, though he eventually turns good.
- You Killed My Father: As a child, he witnessed the death of his father, the Black Knight, at the hands of the Yamato King. He decided to exact revenge on the king until Bandora kills him. Then, he plots revenge against Geki, his own brother.
Allies
Daizyuzin
Daizyuzin
Voiced by: Eiji Maruyama
- All Your Powers Combined: The Zyurangers summon the Guardian Beasts and use their Dino Crystals to combine them into Daizyuzin.
- Combining Mecha: Combined from the team's five Guardian Beast mechs.
- Disney Death: He seems to be destroyed by Burai, but it turns out it was just revitalizing itself.
- Good Is Not Nice: Even though he helps the Zyurangers, it doesn't mean he can't be harsh with them.
- Inconsistent Spelling: "Daizyuzin" and "Daizyujin" have both been used in official products.
- Jerkass Gods: While undeniably on the side of good, he can also be cold and callous toward the Zyurangers, disregarding their desires in the face of what he wishes to happen.
- Jerkass Has a Point: Despite being brothers, as Daizyuzin pointed out, Geki's hesitance to kill Burai put both his teammates and innocent civilians in danger.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He may be a jerk on multiple occasions; holding imperfect mortals to his own godly standards and can be especially harsh in dealing out discipline for mistakes and insubordination. However, he is one of the good guys and fights for the greater good. Nor is he afraid to admit when he was wrong. Plus in the end, he decided to merely seal Bandora and her followers and exile them, rather than kill them.
- Meaningful Name: Daizyuzin means "Great Beast God."
- Mecha Expansion Pack: He can "wear" Dragon Caesar as a helmet and cape to become Zyutei (Beast Emperor) Daizyuzin and then "ride" King Brachion as a steed to become Kyukyoku (Ultimate) Daizyuzin, which serves as his true form.
- Mechanical Lifeforms: More of a mechanical god actually.
- Transforming Mecha: He can transform into (or rather he transforms from) the Beast Tank Dino Tanker.
- Unexplained Recovery: Lost an arm during the rematch with Dora Talos, but is inexplicably shown with it restored later on.
Dragon Caesar
Dragon Caesar
- Beware My Stinger Tail: His tail ends with a drill.
- Expy: Pretty obviously based on the Showa Mechagodzilla, down to the drill tail and finger missiles.
- Mecha Expansion Pack: He can combine with the Triceratops, SaberTiger, and ZyuMammoth to form Gouryuzin (Mighty Dragon God). Can even fuse with Daizyuzin to form Zyutei Daizyuzin (Beast Emperor Great Beast God).
- Mechanical Lifeforms: He becomes depressed in the episode after Burai's death.
Beast Knight God King Brachion
Beast Knight God King Brachion
- Inconsistent Spelling: His finisher's name — is it Grand Banisher, Grand Vanisher, or Grand Punisher?
- Mecha Expansion Pack: Functions as a steed for Daizyuzin or any of his other forms.
- Transforming Mecha: He can turn into a tank by becoming the Super Beast Tank King Tanker.
Mysterious Sage Barza
Mysterious Sage Barza
Portrayed by: Jun Tatara
- Big Good: He is one of the Zyurangers' mentors, alongside Daizyuzin, and is one of the most powerful wizards in the series.
- De-power: When he lost his battle against Bandora 170 Million years ago, she stripped him of much of his magical power.
- The Fog of Ages: Though he is a powerful wizard, he forgot all of his spells over the millions of years he spent watching over the Zyuranger (though he finally remembers one of them in the finale).
- Mentor Archetype: In the same vein as Zordon.
- Mr. Exposition: While his role is meant to be a mentor to the Zyuranger, his main purpose in the story is to give them information on a monster and how they're supposed to beat it such as finding its weakness.
- Old Master: Barza is a wise sage and can throw grenades at a mountain.
- Really 700 Years Old: He lived in the same timeframe as the rangers for over 170 million years. Unlike them, he wasn't in stasis.
Bandora Gang
General
- Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: The Vyram from Choujin Sentai Jetman were interdimensional invaders with no centralized leadership who feud with each other almost as much as they do the heroes they fight, the Bandora Gang have a family-like relationship with Bandora as their leader and take more after the Majin in Jetman: Being an Sealed Evil in a Can group of antagonists who resume their attack on humanity after being accidentally released in the present.
Bandora
Bandora
Portrayed by: Machiko Soga
- Affably Evil: Is actually rather nice compared to other Big Bads of Sentai (or Rita Repulsa for that matter). She never ever plays a You Have Failed Me completely straight. The worst thing she would do against her minions is hit them with her wand when they fail. There are times she gets so happy that a plan is going well, she'll even break out in song.
- Avenging the Villain: Her motive for selling her soul was to avenge her son who had crushed some dinosaur eggs and got chased off a cliff by some tyrannosaurus rex.
- Benevolent Boss: Unlike her American counterpart, she's actually quite kind to her subordinates and only punishes them when her plans fail and that in itself, is actually quite rare. She is shown to reward her generals when they succeed in a plan, such as giving Grifforzer a voice after Lami returns. When the Zyurangers storm in as Bandora is grieving the loss of her son towards the ending, all of her subordinates loyally charge forward to defend her.
- Beware the Silly Ones: She's a Large Ham, she sings and even raps. She'll also show you why she calls herself the Strongest Witch.
- Big Bad: The leader of the Bandora Gang and main antagonist of the series.
- Child Hater: Almost all of her evil plans are aimed to hurt or otherwise inconvenience children. This actually stems from the sadness she felt because of the loss of her own son Kai. If she can't have children, no one can. Though she changes her mind in the finale after she meets Lamie's and Grifforzer's baby, fawning over it and laughing in bliss as she plays with it.
- Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: To Radiguet, the main antagonist from the previous series Choujin Sentai Jetman. Radiguet was a monstrous jerkass who viewed his companions as disposable and felt no selfless love for anyone, furthermore he wasn't the out-and-out Big Bad until the last episodes after he helps take down Tranza. Bandora is the main antagonist from the start (though Great Satan works as the true main antagonist he doesn't shows up until the last episodes) and while outwardly mean shows a caring personality to her minions often acting motherly towards them while also being shown to genuinely love her own long-dead son, Kai, furthermore while Radiguet died at the end of Jetman, Bandora is sealed away and depowered by her own emotions but otherwise gets a happy ending as she and her Bandora Gang get to enjoy taking care of Lamie's and Grifforzer's baby.
- Dick Dastardly Stops to Cheat: She often sees fit to make her monsters/minions grow while they're actually winning against the Zyurangers. Once the fight moves to the big leagues, her forces are almost as often easily defeated by the Zyurangers' mecha.
- The Dark Side Will Make You Forget: She became an evil witch to avenge her son Kai, but over time completely forgot about him, untill Great Satan brings him back to life.
- Deal with the Devil: Literally when she allied with Great Satan.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Not only does she love and care for her son Kai, but she also serves as a sort of mother figure for her henchmen; she will praise them for a job well done or a plan they come up with that sounds good, she will comfort them when they feel down, and she scolds them when they act out of line, not unlike how a mother would scold a misbehaving child. One such example is when she finds out about Grifforzer's Stay in the Kitchen speech aimed at Lamia when he regains his voice.
- Even Evil Has Standards: When she gave Grifforzer the ability to talk, Lamie claims his first words to her were "The battlefield is no place for a woman. Go home and do some laundry or something." Not only was Lamie visibly pissed about this but even Bandora was not pleased about it and quickly put him in his place.
- Evil Is Petty: Her schemes often target children due to her own dislike of them. In "Burai Lives!", she put a lot of effort into trying to kill a single baby.
- Expy: Of The Wicked Witch of the West.
- Freudian Excuse: Bandora's hatred of children is implied to be due to her losing her own child, Kai, millions of years ago.
- The Heavy: Bandora is the one who sets the plot into motion by exterminating the dinosaurs and the one who formulates the Evil Plan each episode.
- Irrational Hatred: Towards the children of Earth, so much that she wants to eradicate all of them.
- Large Ham: Quite possibly the biggest in Super Sentai history, and part of what makes her such an entertaining character. Say 'Large Ham' to a Sentai fan, and they'll reply "Bandora?".
- Laser-Guided Amnesia: She forgot her whole reason why she became evil in the first place...
- Make My Monster Grow: "Evil spirits sleeping beneath the Earth, give your power to - HAH! - Dora [Monster]!". It says something about Bandora that she is the rare Big Bad who is directly responsible for growing the MOTW. And unusually for Super Sentai, she can do it to anyone, not just her monsters.
- Mama Bear: A rather unfortunate example this time. Because her child was killed by dinosaurs, she made a pact with this series' equivalent of Satan and used her newly gained powers to wage war against the dinosaurs and ancient mankind.
- Meaningful Name: Her name could be inspired by the Greek deity Pandora. The release of the Bandora Gang from the seal might be a reference to the opening of Pandora’s jar (often mistakenly called "Pandora's box"). In Greek, the word "pithos" means "jar". The vase-like imprisonment that Bandora and her minions were placed inside of in the finale resembles a typical pithos.
- Moral Myopia: Bandora was understandably devastated at losing her son Kai when he was killed by a tyrannosaurus. What she overlooks is that Kai was a Spoiled Brat and Enfant Terrible who smashed the tyrannosaurus' eggs first, which provoked the tyrannosaurus into its own Mama Bear rage.
- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: At least two of her monsters (Dora Endos and Dora Knight) would have been unbeatable if she hadn't made them grow. Possibly subverted, however, as unlike in Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers, there was no such rule against calling the Guardian Beasts against a small monster (they have even showed up to assist in battle against a small monster on numerous occasions, many edited out of Power Rangers). And in the second case, there was no reason to not try the Howling Cannon.
- Pet the Dog: She loves her monsters and Grifforzer and Lamie's son.
- Please, Don't Leave Me: Says this to a dying Kai in the finale.
- Tears of Blood: She suffers from this while harnessing the darkest of magic to summon Great Satan.
- Sealed Evil in a Can: Was originally sealed on the roaming planet, Nemesis, before two astronauts let her loose. She gets sealed in a bottle to drift through space at the end of the series, but vows that she’ll be back.
- Weak Sauce Weakness: She loses her powers if she ever cries. Then her son dies in her arms...
- Wicked Witch: She's evil and she uses magic.
- Wizards Live Longer: She has been alive for over 170 million years.
- Would Hurt a Child: Her plans involve endangering the lives of children. She finally softens up after Grifforzer and Lamie have their child.
Grifforzer
Grifforzer
Voiced by: Yoshimasa Senda (episode 20), Kan Tokumaru (episode 30 onwards)
- Battle Couple: With Lamie.
- Bling of War: Wears golden armor.
- The Brute/The Dragon: The most physical of the Bandora Gang and the closest out of them all to a second-in-command. Becomes Co-Dragons after Lamie shows up.
- Cool Sword: Wields the Griffocalibur IV, which when linked to Lamie's sword creates a powerful energy blast.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: He has a habit of inflicting this upon the Zyurangers, even when it's five against one.
- Evil Sounds Deep: Once he regains his ability to talk, his comrades note how impressive his voice is.
- Happily Married: Apart from a couple of spats, he and Lamie.
- Name From Another Species: Is named after the mythical griffin but his appearance (leonine features and scorpion tail) is more akin to the manticore.
- Not So Above It All: When Bandora and the others start to sing Bandora's rap, he just stands off to the side, but is shown tapping his foot. He later joins the song.
- Sickeningly Sweethearts: With Lamie.
- Silent Antagonist: Before Lamie shows up. He apparently speaks so little that even Bandora is shocked by it.
- Stay in the Kitchen: According to Lamie, his first words to her were "The battlefield is no place for a woman. Go home and do some laundry or something." Hilarity Ensues.
- Suddenly Voiced: He originally could only speak in grunts, growls and roars. When Lamie joins the cast, Bandora gives Griffozer a voice as part of her payment to Lamie.
- Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: The ugly guy to Lamie's hot wife.
- Winged Humanoid: Fits with the griffon motif. He can retract them, too.
Lamie
Lamie
Portrayed by: Ami Kawai
- Battle Couple: With Grifforzer.
- Bling of War: Her costume incorporates a lot of flashy gold.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Like Grifforzer, she often clobbers the Zyurangers, even if she's by herself.
- Dark Action Girl: She's one of the Bandora Gang's strongest fighters.
- Co-Dragons: Along with Grifforzer, Lamie serves as Bandora's second-in-command.
- Faux Affably Evil: Mostly due to the fact she's always smiling. And it's not a Slasher Smile, either. Though she's not mean to her own allies.
- Happily Married: Apart from a couple of spats, she and Grifforzer.
- Hidden Depths: If the last episode is anything to go by, she's going to be a wonderful mother and seems to enjoy it even more than being a villain, not to mention her puckered face when Bandora tries to reject her baby out of her hatred of children might indicate she did not entirely approve of that aspect.
- Light Feminine and Dark Feminine: The dark to Mei's light, since she's really sensual with Grifforzer.
- One-Winged Angel: When she grows giant, she changes from her usual humanlike apperance to a monstrous form.
- Perpetual Smiler: Is almost always smiling. The rare times she's not smiling she goes from Faux Affably Evil to chillingly evil.
- Pregnant Badass: Just shortly after she gets sealed with Bandora, she gives birth to one child. Which could mean she's been fighting the Zyurangers while pregnant.
- Sixth Ranger: For the Bandora Gang joining the core team of Bandora, Grifforzer, Pleprechaun, Totpack and Boockback.
- Swiss-Army Weapon: Her Lami-Boomerang doubles as a sword, as well as being able to generate energy blasts when combined with Grifforzer's Griffocalibur IV.
- Tomboy and Girly Girl: Even though she's the Dark Action Girl, she ends up being the 'girly girl' when compared to Mei.
Pleprechaun
Pleprechaun
Portrayed by: Takako Iiboshi
Voiced by: Yutaka Ooyama
- Affably Evil: Does not show any true malicious qualities aside from the occasional grumpiness and comes over more as an absent-minded artist than anything else.
- Evil Genius: He is the smartest of Bandora's gang, making him this trope.
- Grumpy Old Man: Compared to Finster, he tends to grumble about his mistress bothering him while he's molding the latest Dora Monster, something that would've gotten his counterpart smacked upside the head by Rita if he even thought such things. Bandora doesn't seem to mind, however, as long as he continues giving her quality work.
- In addition, whenever creation of his that he doesn't want to use initially ends up doing well against the heroes, he gets disillusioned and expresses outrage
that such a thing was ever made by him.
- In addition, whenever creation of his that he doesn't want to use initially ends up doing well against the heroes, he gets disillusioned and expresses outrage
- Mad Artist: Spends almost all of his time creating clay statues, which are placed inside a machine to turn them into a Monster of the Week.
- Maker of Monsters: He can shape monsters out of clay and place the doll-sized figurine into a machine that turns it into a human-sized monster.
- Mook Maker: Has a mold which is able to mass-produce many clay statues of the series' Mooks.
- Non-Action Guy: He is never seen directly fighting the Zyurangers and he rarely ever leaves the palace, the one time he does being in episode 18 where he and his fellow cohorts, led by Bandora, head down to Earth to enlist Burai in their crusade. Even when the Zyurangers attempt to confront Bandora for the last time in the finale, it is pretty evident that he has no fighting skills.
- Plant Person: His "hair" is a number of leafed branches. This is more clear in his concept art.
- Verbal Tic: "Ple!"
- When Trees Attack: Concept art
showed him as a leafy, tree-like creature. This didn't carry over into the show where he is more doglike in appearance, although you can see a few leaves if you look closely.
Totpat & Bookback
Totpat & Bookback
Portrayed by: Hideaki Kusaka (Totpat), Minoru Watanabe (Bookback)
Voiced by: Kaoru Shinoda (Totpat), Takashi Watabe (Bookback)
- Big Guy, Little Guy: Totpat is the tall "leader" of the duo, with Bookback as his short, rotund sidekick.
- Bumbling Henchmen Duo: The most well-known evil duo of the franchise. There are a few occasions where they do succeed in something, such as Totpat turning Mei and Dan into punks.
- Cool Helmet: Bookback wears a silver helmet that appears to have permanently attached goggles on it, which his head had burst up out through the top of.
- Dirty Coward: Bookback is shown to be a coward at times.
- Dope Slap: Totpat sometimes whacks Bookback on the head when the latter does something dumb. At least Bookback wears a helmet.
- Evil Duo: The two are villains who are almost always seen together.
- Fangs Are Evil: The teeth on Bookback's bottom jaw are quite large and misshapen.
- Fat and Skinny: Bookback as the Fat, Totpat as the Skinny.
- Gratuitous German: The "Tot" in Totpat's name comes from the German word for death.
- High-Class Glass: Totpat has a monocle.
- Inconsistent Spelling: Bukubuku? Bookback? Buku Buck? The most likely one being Bukubach, as the character is based off a lumpy-headed minor demon from the Dictionnaire Infernal known as Ukobach.
- Mad Scientist: Totpat is a skilled alchemist.
- Motor Mouth: Totpat talks like this whenever he's nervous.
- Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Sort of. Totpat has chiropteran wing-like structures on his shoulders without the membrane, making them look like an extra pair of arms.
- Non-Action Guy: Like Pleprechaun, they don't do much in terms of fighting, mainly being there to act as the Dora Monsters' cheering squad. The closest either of them gets is Totpat shoving Mei aside when she wasn't expecting it and when Dora Boogaranan is killed, he makes a hasty retreat. Bookback is shown to have a gun, but the only time it was fired was to send Burai a message.
- Not-So-Harmless Villain: While usually depicted as bumbling goofballs, they have had moments of being genuine threats.
- Our Vampires Are Different: Totpat resembles a more traditionally folkloric version and apparently doesn't require blood to live. He still really wants to taste it though.
- The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: Totpat is a vampire who's never drunk human blood before. He tries to do something about that in one episode, only to fail as usual.
- Teleportation: Both are able to teleport from the moon to the earth.
- Voluntary Shapeshifting: Both of them can assume human forms.
Great Satan
Great Satan
Portrayed by: Masahiko Urano
Voiced by: Seizō Katō
- Breath Weapon: He can exhale a cloud of white gas that can send Daizyujin flying, and infect people with a plague.
- Evil Laugh: All of his words are this.
- Family-Unfriendly Death: Explodes into dust after Ultimate Daizyuzin destroys him.
- Flying Face: Appears as a flying head with spines as hair.
- Generic Doomsday Villain: Even by Super Sentai standards, he never talks and just laughs evilly.
- Good Scars, Evil Scars: When he returns in the finale, his face is covered in scars (no doubt a souvenir from his defeat by Ultimate Daizyujin previously).
- Greater-Scope Villain: He gave Bandora her powers.
- Informed Attribute: He's considered the biggest evil in the Zyurangers' universe, The Man Behind the Man for Bandora, and the architect of events leading to the final battle of the series. But whenever he's onscreen, he just snarls and roars like a rabid animal.
- Knight of Cerebus: The episodes where he appears are generally episodes with much higher stakes.
- Satanic Archetype: His name can be translated as Great Satan, so it is obviously he is meant to be this trope.
- The Speechless: Satan only speaks in laughs and grunts.
Kai
Kai
Portrayed by: Issei Takahashi
- Came Back Wrong: After being revived by Great Satan, he is cold and emotionless, even to his own mother.
- Creepy Child: He's this even before Great Satan brought him Back from the Dead.
- Died in Your Arms Tonight: Succumbs to his injuries from the explosion of Dora Taros during his final moments with Bandora.
- Enfant Terrible: He was bad from the beginning, smashing dinosaur eggs for the fun of it.
- Evil Prince: Since Bandora used to be the queen of Dahl, Kai is this by default.
- I Want My Mommy!: He calls out for his mother as Dora Taros explodes from the damage inflicted by Ultimate Daizyuzin.
- Kids Are Cruel: During the age of dinosaurs, Kai is seen breaking T-rex eggs. This bites him in the ass when a mother T-rex chased him off a cliff.
- Knight of Cerebus: Things are starting to get serious really fast the moment he showed up.
- Light Is Not Good: He wears white, and is a Spoiled Brat.
- Mind over Matter: Kai capable of telekinesis during combat, including inside Dora Taros.
- Spoiled Brat: Back when he was Dahl's prince. He gleefully went around breaking dinosaur eggs, fully believing he could get away with it.
Dora Monsters
General
- Attack Its Weak Point: A number of Dora Monsters are practically invincible, save for a single weakness or vulnerable point the Zyurangers have to find and exploit in order to win.
- Central Theme: In keeping with the fantasy theme, most of the Dora Monsters are themed off of creatures from Greek and European mythology. It does borrow from other systems occasionally, like one monster taken from Journey to the West.
- Golem: Technically all of them, since they're clay statues brought to life. This can sometimes be seen when they're destroyed, and piles of rocks fall to the ground.
- Mid-Season Upgrade: In the second half, the Bandora Gang harvested a load of high-grade Dokiita-Clay from deep beneath Tokyo which Pleprechuan began using to create Dokiita-Dora Monsters.
- Suicidal Overconfidence: Possibly have more "run right up to the Mecha while it's charging the finisher" moments than monsters in any other season.
- Technicolor Death: They would have different deaths depending on which finisher killed them:
- Tyrannosaurus's Tyranno Sonic: Dissolve into cartoon sand.
- Daizyujin's Legendary Thunderslash: Burst all over with sparkling rings of light, fall down, glow yellow, then explode with some red lightning left behind.
- Goryujin's Concussive Dragonstrike: Fall backwards with a hole in their chest bleeding a golden tornado, glow yellow and explode with some blue lightning left behind.
- Sovereign Daizyujin's Empire Attack: Vaporize in a column of light.
- Ultimate Daizyujin's Grand Banisher: No frills here, just burst a few squibs, fall down and explode.
Dora Titan
Voiced by: Toku Nishio
A giant knight-themed Dora Monster that captured the Nemesis shuttle.- Eye Scream: The Zyurangers were able to stagger Dora Titan by shooting the shuttle at its eye.
- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Breaks the rangers outside of the pocket dimension Dora Skeleton had them trapped in order to fight them.
- Our Giants Are Bigger: Like its name suggests, he only appears in giant size.
- The Voiceless: Never spoke during his fight against Guardian Beast Tyrannosaurus.
Dora Skeleton
Voiced by: Yoshio Kawai
A skeleton-themed Dora Monster that was sent to hamper the Zyruanger's search for the captured Nemesis shuttle.- Dem Bones: Not surprising given that he is a skeleton monster.
- Earthquake Machine: By striking his sword at the ground, he can cause the ground to shake. It can also cause a large crevasse to open up.
- Mooks: He has his own squad of Skeleton Soldiers to help him.
- Off with His Head!: In a rare case of a monster being defeated without a Finishing Move, the Rangers figure out that they can permanently destroy him by throwing his head down a pit.
- Small Role, Big Impact: He destroyed the Zyurangers' original weapons, leading them to seek out the Legendary Weapons which they would use for the remainder of the series.
Dora Minotaur
Voiced by: Kazuhiko Kishino
A Minotaur-themed Dora Monster summoned to keep the Zyrangers busy on the Island of Despair.- Carry a Big Stick: Wields a spiked club as his main weapon.
- Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: Along with his club, Dora Minotaur wields a horned shield that can block attacks and redirect the Rangers blasts.
- Our Minotaurs Are Different: His main Animal Motif, especially after growing giant. He was based on the minotaur from Greek mythologies.
- Playing with Fire: He can spew flames from his mouth.
- The Voiceless: Doesn't talk except for roaring.
- The Worf Effect: He was strong enough to handle against the Guardian Beasts, but lost when the Rangers received the Legendary Weapons.
Dora Sphinx
Portrayed by:Isamu Ichikawa
An Egyptian-themed Sphinx Dora Monster with a liking to quizzes.- A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: He can disguise himself as a Japanese game show host.
- Attack Its Weak Point: His headdress is both his strength and weakness. Once the Zyurangers learned that they wasted no time destroying him.
- Blow You Away: Can use his wings to blow his opponents away, and right into a tree.
- Character Catchphrase: "You are such a loser! Fly away!"
- Boom Stick: Wields an Egyptian Staff as his main weapon. Along with close-quarter combat, he can fire question marks at the Rangers.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: The Zyurangers tricked him into revealing his weak point after Geki asked him a question.
- Those Two Guys: Despite being a Monster of the Week, he and Grifforzar are an interesting dynamic.
- Too Dumb to Live: He let the Zyurangers trick him into posing a question about his weak spot, telling them what it is after they get it wrong.
- Winged Humanoid: A walking sphinx-like monster with wings.
- The Worf Effect: Handled himself well in battle against the Guardian Beasts, until they combined to form Daizyujin.
Dora Goblin
Voiced by: Yoshio Kawai
A goblin-themed Dora Monster Bandora sent to steal the souls of children.- Back from the Dead: Unlike monsters in later seasons who would become giant after they were destroyed, Bandora's monsters had to be alive to be gigantified...except for him, who was explicitly shown being blown up and coming back together. Why she didn't try this with other Dora Monsters is a mystery.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: Daizyujin takes his rake from him and uses it against him briefly.
- Improbable Weapon User: His arsenal includes a garden rake and accordion.
- Invisibility: He can achieve this by wearing magic boots. However, while adults cannot see him in this state, children still can.
- Magic Music: He can make people dance uncontrollably with his accordion.
- Master of Illusion: During his fight with Daizyujin, Dora Goblin takes the form of a floating building and a giant rolling boulder to confuse the rangers. They No-Sell the latter attempt and quickly defeat him.
- Musical Assassin
- Schmuck Bait: Geki tricks him into thinking that his shoes are on the wrong feet, allowing the Zyurangers to see him. Dora Goblin hurriedly switches boots, allowing his enemy to see him for real.
- Technicolor Death: In addition to the usual kaboom, lots of colored lights flew out of him when he died.
Dora Circe
Voiced by: Toku Nishio
A pig-themed Dora Monster sent down to eat all of Earth's food due to Bandora's diet.- Big Eater: His entire gimmick is this.
- Cephalothorax: He's a huge pig head with arms and legs.
- Extreme Omnivore: Can eat anything with no problem, even the Ranger's own weapons.
- Improbable Weapon User: Wields a knife and fork.
- Kryptonite Factor: Hates a special kind of herb called Moly (it was used by Odysseus to ward off Circe's magic spells). Once the Zyurangers acquire the herb, they use it to their advantage to get their weapons back.
- Meaningful Name: In Greek mythology (The Odyssey specifically), Circe was a sorceress who turned people into pigs.
Dora Cockatrice
Portrayed by: Hideaki Kusaka
Voiced by: Eiji Maruyama (episode 9), Kazuhiko Kishino (episode 10)
A cockatrice-themed Dora Monster sent to hunt down Apelo Tribe Prince Euro who was the caretaker of a pair of dinosaur eggs.- A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: The first Cockatrice took on the appearance of a waiter.
- Came Back Strong: After his destruction in Episode 9, Pleprechuan created a new one.
- Feathered Fiend: A walking chicken monster.
- Improbable Weapon User: Wields giant scissors. The first Dora Cokatrice could go through dimensions with his.
- Past-Life Memories: Even though he was a lump of clay animated by a magic oven, he not only acts as if he's a revived version of the monster from the previous episode, he acts as if he's the exact same Dora Cockatrice who tricked the Apello tribe into betraying the beast gods ages ago.
Dora Jinn
Voiced by: Eisuke Yoda
A jackal-headed genie, originally known as Lamp Fairy Jinn. However, when Bandora created her own magic lamp, he was forcibly turned into a Dora Monster.- Curb-Stomp Battle: Both of the Zyurangers' fights against him were heavily in his favor.
- Cutting the Knot: The only way the Rangers could defeat him was to destroy Bandora's lamp.
- The Juggernaut: Even in his original form, he is utterly unstoppable in battle. Thre Zyuranger only survived their first battle when the blast from Geki's Ranger Gun glanced off his blade and sent his lamp flying.
- Our Genies Are Different: This one has the usual garb but with the bodily appearance of an anthropomorphic jackal. He is, however, a fearsome warrior, nearly drilling through Daizyujin's cockpit window.
- Punch-Clock Villain: He isn't a bad monster per se, he just follows the orders of whoever is in control of his lamp. That being said, he despises Bandora.
- Sealed Good in a Can: At the end of the episode, the Zyurangers place a magic amulet to prevent it from being used in the wrong hands again.
Dora Argus
Voiced by: Kan Tokumaru
An eyeball Dora Monster.- Attack Its Weak Point: He can only be destroyed by attacking his main eye.
- Eyes Do Not Belong There: Up to Eleven as he is made of eyes!
- Eye Beams: Naturally he would have the ability to shoot lasers from his eyes.
- No-Sell: The Howling Cannon hits Dora Argus but does not destroy him. Marks the first time a monster of the week defies a finisher from such a weapon as the monsters before him all fell to that attack.
- Pocket Dimension: Within his eye lies the Nightmare Dimension, where he can create life-like illusions to haunt and torment children.
Dora Ladon
Voiced by: Yoshio Kawai
A snake Dora Monster sent to steal children's youth.- Attack Its Weak Point: The Golden Apple on his head was the weak point Mei had to aim at to weaken him.
- Attack Reflector: With his Golden Apple, Dora Ladon can reflect the blasts of the Ranger Gun right back at the Zyurangers.
- Mook Maker: He can create poisonous snakes to attack and ensnare the Zyurangers.
- The Straight and Arrow Path: He wields a bow and arrow.
- Tail Slap: Knocks Geki off his feet with one of these.
Dora Knight
Voiced by: Atsuo Mori
A black knight Dora Monster.- Black Knight: Fits the trope to a T.
- Cool Sword: Wields a sword called Durandal, which is not only powerful but can rust any other weapon it comes into contact with.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: It turns out that Durandal cannot harm its creator. Realizing this, Goushi brought Shigeru, the child who forged the sword, into Daizyujin's cockpit to give the Zyurangers the edge.
- Monster Knight: Well of course.
Dora Endos
Portrayed by: Hiroya Kishibata
Voiced by: Kazuhiko Kishino
A plant-like Dora Monster who made people sneeze uncontrollably.- Botanical Abomination: He's an overgrown pineapple Dora Monster with tentacles.
- Evil Gloating: Dora Endos can be a braggart sometimes, but for a very good reason.
- Manipulative Bastard: Manipulated a kid ex-soccer player into doing his dirty work.
- Monster Clown: He has a human clown disguise and he's a Dora Monster.
- Taking You with Me: Dora Endos told the Zyurangers that killing him would cause his sneezing virus to spread all over the world.
- The Virus: His soccer balls contain the sneezing virus.
- Weaksauce Weakness: Dora Endos' sneezing virus can be neutralized by the cold, so Goushi froze him with ZyuMammoth's Moth Blizzard after being told by Boi about it.
- Weaponized Ball: Whoever gets hit with his soccer balls would get uncontrollable sneezing fits.
Dora Pixie
Portrayed by: Kotaro Miura
Voiced by: Akiko Muta
A pixie Dora Monster who could make people obsessively infatuated with anything.- Creepy Child: His humanoid form.
- Fallen Cupid: He's a cupid-esque Dora Monster working with the bad guys.
- Fauns and Satyrs: His true form is that of a satyr with a single horn.
- Make My Monster Grow: Instead of the usual "DoraScepter thrown to the ground" method, Dora Pixie grew after Mei broke his horn.
- Weaponized Ball: His baseballs can make anyone madly fall in love with anything at first sight.
- The Worf Effect: He is the first to be slain by Goryuzin.
Dora Tortoise
Voiced by: Osamu Kato
A tortoise Dora Monster created by Totpat and Bookback.- Improbable Weapon User: He is armed with a traffic light that can either freeze people or compel them to move uncontrollably as well as a baseball bat.
- Multi-Armed and Dangerous: His weapons were originally Bookback's toys.
- Weaksauce Weakness: The Yasudani Flower from the Espol Mountain can nullify his traffic light powers.
Dora Tarantula
Voiced by: Eisuke Yoda
A tarantula Dora Monster.- All Webbed Up: He has this naturally, betting for an arachnid.
- Big Creepy-Crawlies: He's a giant arachnid Dora Monster.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Manages to overpower Daizyuzin, only to end up being quickly slain by Goryuzin after Burai showed up.
- Forced Sleep: His butterflies contain the Nemrebo disease that can put children to sleep.
- Giant Spider: Obviously.
- No-Sell: ZyuMammoth's Moth Blizzard is useless against him.
- Nobody Here but Us Statues: Disguised himself as a statue until Goushi blew his cover.
- The Worf Effect: Just like in Dora Pixie's case, Goryuzin proves to be more than a match for him.
Dora Boogaranan
Voiced by: Toku Nishio
A frog Dora Monster who swallowed most of the Zyurangers.- Acrofatic: Despite his large girth, he is incredibly mobile.
- Amphibian at Large: Boogaranan looks roughly about a head taller than the Zyurangers.
- Attack Its Weak Point: His weakness is his "true face", which is hidden beneath its neck folds and only appears when he swallows someone whole.
- Attack Reflector: He can create a shield from his belly that reflects the blasts from the Zyurangers' Ranger Sticks.
- Battle Trophy: The Zyuranger's helmets appear on his belly after he swallows them, serving as a reminder of his victory over them and that they are trapped in his stomach.
- Black-Hole Belly: He swallows four of the Zyurangers, two of them whole, with no change in the size of his body.
- Extreme Omnivore: Not to the extent of Dora Circe, but he was sent down to eat the Zyurangers.
- Feed It a Bomb: Well, more like "launch an exploding arrow down its throat."
- Frog Men: The 'evil man-eating toad' type, specifically.
- Green and Mean: His skin is mostly green.
- Horn Attack: He fires a beam from his horn that transforms the Zyurangers into energy balls, which he then devours. His horn can also fire destructive energy blasts.
- Kevlard: His rotund stomach can No-Sell a kick from Geki.
- Multipurpose Tongue: Used his tongue to grab the Zyurangers to pull them into his mouth and also used it as a whip to attack Mei.
- Near-Villain Victory: He whittled the team down to just Mei before she managed to turn the tables.
- Nigh-Invulnerability: He was essentially invincible and took no damage from the Zyurangers' attacks. His only weakness being his "true face" beneath his neck folds.
- Non-Mammalian Hair: He has a tuft of yellow hair on the top of his head.
- One-Track-Minded Hunger: He seems very single-minded in his mission to devour the Zyurangers.
- Stout Strength: He is quite corpulent, but very strong, easily able to overpower most of the Zyurangers.
- To Serve Man: Swallowed the Zyurangers, either by first transforming them into an energy ball or by simply swallowing them whole.
- Transformation Ray: The beam from his horn turns the Zyurangers into balls of energy.
- Villain Ball: After whittling the Zyurangers down to just Mei, he chooses not to eat her right away (claiming to be "stuffed"), instead deciding to toy with her for a while.
Dora Guzzler
Voiced by: Gennosuke Yokoi
A carnivorous plant Dora Monster who expelled poisonous life-draining flowers.- Attack Its Weakpoint: Mei had to hit his mouth to disable his flower vacuum powers.
- Botanical Abomination: Even moreso than Dora Endos.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: Dora Guzzler gave the Zyurangers a run for their money, even with Goryuzin. This led to the unusual situation of the rangers running away, and eventually defeating the monster after it was shrunk back to normal size.
- Garden of Evil: He can suck flowers and turn them into vampiric flowers.
- Kryptonite Factor: He is very weak against the Lyciam Flower as being near it strips him of his invincibility.
- Legacy Character: This isn't the first Dora Guzzler that appeared in the lore. The original Dora Guzzler appeared millions of years ago and died at the hands of Mei's ancestor.
- Mook Maker: He can inhale flowers and spit them out mutated into monstrous creatures that can bite and weaken people.
- Power Pincers: Has a pair of crab-like arms.
Dora Franke
Voiced by: Maroshi Tamura
A Frankenstein's Monster-themed Dora Monster. He is also the first to be created with the Dokiita Clay.- Breath Weapon:
- His first form can exhale an orange mist.
- His final form can produce toxic breath that infects human with a terrible plague.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: His speciality. He dealt them out to Dan, the five main Zyurangers, Daizyuzin, Daizyuzin and Dragon Ceasar at the same time, and almost overwhelmed Gouryuzin.
- Epic Flail: Wields a chained mace formed from the bolts on his neck.
- Frankenstein's Monster: His default form.
- Hoist Hero over Head: Inflicts this on Daizyuzin during their first battle, followed by spinning him around and throwing him into a building.
- Increasingly Lethal Enemy: Dora Franke is already strong enough to overpower Daizyuzin and Goryuzin, but he becomes increasingly more dangerous after transforming twice.
- Informed Attribute: While stated to be even more powerful, Zombie Franke didn't overwhelm Daizyujin nearly as easily as his previous form.
- Metamorphosis Monster: Transforms into Satan Franke after being empowered by Great Satan.
- Non-Standard Character Design: The only Sentai Monster of the Week who is just a person in makeup. Averted with his next two forms.
- One-Winged Angel: Has two stronger forms: Zombie Franke and Satan Franke.
- Our Zombies Are Different: His Zombie Franke form resembles a mutant Eldritch Abomination covered in rotted flesh.
- Paper-Thin Disguise: When he first appeared, he only wears a headband in his disguise. Dan is quick enough to expose him as a Dora Monster.
- Super Prototype: He was the first monster formed out of Dokita Clay, and a true nightmare for the Zyurangers to battle. Not only was he immensely strong and tough, and could transform into a stronger form when something actually harmed him. In contrast, later Dokita Clay monsters aren't nearly as much trouble, and (with the exception of Dora Anateus) lack any sort of regeneration ability.
- Wake-Up Call Boss: The first Dora Monster who is made from Dokiita Clay and gave the Zyurangers a lot of trouble, especially after Great Satan showed up. It took Zyutei Daizyuzin to bring him down for good.
- The Worf Effect: Despite getting two upgrades, he was ultimately finished by the combination of Daizyujin and Dragon Ceasar, the two of whom he had no problem clobbering in his first form.
- Your Princess Is in Another Castle!: Dora Franke transforms into the powerful Zombie Franke after Goryuzin impales him with the Dragon Antler, ending the episode on a cliffhanger.
Dora Narcissus
Voiced by: Masaki Terasoma
A plant Dora Monster who absorbed energy through its vines.- Agent Peacock: He's beautiful, effeminate, and a capable combatant.
- The Fighting Narcissist: Just like his namesake from the Greek myth, Dora Narcissus is full of vanity by default.
- Too Dumb to Live: Admiring his own reflection in a mirrored building during a Giant Robo fight is a very stupid move on his part. Unsurprisingly, he's too distracted to fight back when Daizyuzin prepared to finish him off as a result.
- Vanity Is Feminine: A gender-inverted example.
Dora Reiger
Voiced by: Rica Matsumoto
A fairy Dora Monster.- Meaningful Name: Reiger means "Heron" in Dutch. In Greek mythology, Athena has Herons as her messengers.
- No-Sell: Dora Reiger remains invincible as long as the blue jewel in her possession doesn't touch the red jewel.
- Our Fairies Are Different: She's themed after a fairy.
- Prehensile Hair: She can use her long braids for grappling.
- The Smurfette Principle: The only female Dora Monster to appear in the entire series.
- Valkyries: With her horned crown, flowing robes, and long hair braids, Dora Reiger seems quite reminiscent to the common "viking opera singer" depiction of Valkyrie Brünnhilde from Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen (The Ring of the Nibelung).
- Water Is Blue: She can turn children into blue liquid after sending them to her dimension.
- White Mask of Doom: She wears a white, emotionless mask upon her face, with closed blue eye lids and small red lips. Her power crystal is housed within the mask's forehead.
- Wolverine Claws: Dora Reiger's finger nails are long and sharp to the point that they look like knives and they're sturdy enough to slash the Rangers.
Dora Ninja
Voiced by: Kazunori Arai
A ninja Dora Monster.- Arm Cannon: Has one while fighting Daizyuzin.
- Complete Immortality: Invoked. Bandora's reason for sending Dora Ninja to steal the elixir is not to become immortal, but out of fear for humanity becoming immortals if they consume it.
- Ninja: He's a Dora Monster themed after a ninja.
- Schmuck Bait: Averted. He's smart enough to know that the three consumable items are not the elixir Bandora was looking for. He was right when Grifforzer, Totpat and Bookback got sick after consuming those items.
- Stock Ninja Weaponry: He has a kusarigama and a katana as part of his arsenal.
Dora Gunrock
Voiced by: Toku Nishio
A golem Dora Monster.- Dishing Out Dirt: He can shoot rocks from his stomach, which can weigh down and immobilize his targets.
- Dropped a Bridge on Him: He gets destroyed in an instant after seeing the Mirror of Annihilation.
- Golem: He's a rock Dora Monster.
- King Mook: Dora Gunrock is what a Golem Soldier would look like if it was a Dora Monster.
- Near-Villain Victory: He had actually succeeded in pinning down the core Zyurangers with his rocks and was about to kill Geki and Mai, if not for Tadashi making him look at the Mirror of Annihilation.
- No Ontological Inertia: Following his destruction, the rocks he had trapped the Zyuranger under vanished.
- Pokémon Speak: He had a habit of repeatedly saying his own name.
Dora Kinkaku
Voiced by: Shōzō Iizuka
A Dora Monster based on the character from Journey to the West with the same name (that is, "Gold Horn").- Combat Hand Fan: He has a Gunbai fan that can create wind gusts.
- Godzilla Threshold: Dora Kinkaku is so strong, the Zyurangers are forced to summon the Guardian Beasts to even the odds until Bandora enlarged him.
- Improbable Weapon User: He is armed with a rake, a Gunbai fan, and can throw spikes from his headgear as explosive darts.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Does this to the Zyurangers and their Guardian Beasts until Goryuzin freed Mei by breaking his gourd bottle. Even then, required Ultimate Daizyujin to be taken down for good.
- Too Dumb to Live: He actually turned his back on his opponents to go after the kids who had the last dinosaur eggs. This left him wide open for Ultimate Daizyujin's attack.
- Weapons That Suck: He can imprison anyone with his gourd bottle.
- The Worf Effect: He is the first to be killed by Ultimate Daizyuzin.
Dora Silkis
Voiced by: Kazuhiko Kishino
A silkworm Dora Monster who is also Lamie's pet.- All Webbed Up: He can imprison anyone by spitting silk from his mouth.
- Big Creepy-Crawlies: He's an oversized silkworm Dora Monster.
- Child Soldiers: Lamie used Dora Silkis as part of a scheme to turn children into these.
- Team Pet: A villainous example, since he's Lamie's pet.
Dora Gansaku
Voiced by: Yoshinori Torii
A cyclops Dora Monster.- The Bad Guy Wins: Despite his demise at the hands of Ultimate Daizyuzin, he played a key role in speeding up the expiration of Burai's already limited lifespan.
- Cyclops: Yes, he is.
- Eye Beams: Can fire energy beams from his eye.
- Lean and Mean: Despite being themed after a cyclops, Dora Gansaku has a rather slim build.
- Light Is Not Good: He's white and he's a bad guy.
- Shapeshifting: He can impersonate the Zyurangers Humongous Mechas such as Tyrannosaurus, Dragon Caesar, Daizyuzin, and Goryuzin.
Dora Anateus
Voiced by: Kan Tokomaru
A giant dinosaur Dora Monster.- Attack Its Weakpoint: His heart is the source of his Resurrective Immortality powers. Geki has to make sure his death would stick by obliterating it.
- Increasingly Lethal Enemy: Dora Anateus grows increasingly stronger every time his body is destroyed.
- Meaningful Name: Anateus is a Greek giant who can keep on coming back to life as long as his body touched the ground.
- Organ Autonomy: His heart has a mind of its own, able to attack Geki when he attempts to destroy it.
- Resurrective Immortality: He can resurrect himself indefinitely, as long as his heart remains intact.
Dora Chimera
Voiced by: Yoshio Kawai
A chimera Dora Monster.- Cannibalism Superpower: By absorbing athletes and celebrities, Dora Chimera can use their talents.
- Classical Chimera: Physically resembles the original depiction of the chimera.
- Demonic Possession: Aside from Cannibalism Superpower, he can also possess people.
- An Ice Person: Dora Chimera is capable of creating gusts of snow.
- I Know Madden Kombat: As a result of Cannibalism Superpower.
- Improbable Weapon User: He wields a hockey stick as a melee weapon.
- Single-Stroke Battle: Goushi kills him this way after showing up, though Bandora resurrected and enlarged him afterwards.
Dora Unicorn
Voiced by: Atsui Watanabe
A winged unicorn Dora Monster who hates humans for their mistreatment of Earth's resources.- Blow You Away: His wings can create gusts of wind, as seen when he tried to blow the Zyurangers and Daizyuzin away.
- Cycle of Hurting: His horn can synchronize with someone as long as they think negative thoughts. His victims can feel any attack inflicted on him.
- Fantastic Racism: He despises humans for causing pollution.
- Hellish Horse: He's a winged unicorn Dora Monster with a very extremist attitude.
- Knight Templar: Dora Unicorn's crusade against pollution is morally questionable at best.
- Light Is Not Good: This unicorn is anything but a good guy.
- Pay Evil unto Evil: How he sees his crusade against humanity.
- Token Good Teammate: Very, very downplayed. But he's the only Dora Monster with motivations that have any basis in good intentions, however evil his pursuits of those aims may be.
- Unicorn: And he has a pair of wings like a Pegasus at that.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: The only Dora Monster who is an enviromentalist at heart.
Dora Mirage
Portrayed by: Rumi Watanabe
A Dora Monster who posed as Tyranno Ranger as part of Bandora's plan to frame the Zyurangers.- Frame-Up: Bandora's plan is to turn the Zyurangers into Heroes With Bad Publicity by having him and four Golem Soldiers pose as them.
- Light Is Not Good: He has silver armor, but is still a Dora Monster.
- Monster Knight: Just like Dora Knight.
- The Psycho Rangers: His preferred disguise.
- Shapeshifting: Aside from having Dora Gansaku's impersonation powers, he can also change the appearance of others.
- The Voiceless: While he speaks while pretending to be Tyranno Ranger, he doesn't say a word in his true form.
Dora Talos
A Humongous Mecha Dora Monster.- An Arm and a Leg: It cleaves off Daizyuzin's arms and Dragon Caesar's tail in the penultimate episode.
- Blade Below the Shoulder: Dora Talos has a pair of these after being rebuilt.
- Came Back Strong: After being destroyed in its first battle, it was brought back with a set of arm blades.
- Curb-Stomp Battle: It gains the upper hand against the Zyurangers' Humongous Mechas in its first two fights.
- Final Boss: Along with Great Satan, it's the final opponent the Zyurangers face.
- Humongous Mecha: Dora Talos is basically this despite being categorized as a Dora Monster.
- Light Is Not Good: It's a white giant robot piloted by Bandora's Enfant Terrible son.
- Off with His Head!: Inverted. Its head remained after Ultimate Daizyuzin destroyed it the first time.
- Run the Gauntlet: Also inverted. The Zyurangers used this tactic against Dora Talos in the final battle through the following order: The Guardian Beasts, then followed by Daizyuzin, Dragon Caesar, Goryuzin, and finally, Ultimate Daizyuzin after Great Satan showed up.
- Wrecked Weapon: Dragon Caesar broke the blades on Dora Talos' arms in the finale.
Others
Gnome
Gnome
Portrayed by: Rikiya Iwaki
An old friend of Barza's.- Card-Carrying Jerkass: He proudly calls himself a "born meanie".
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He vanishes from the series after failing to stop his grandson from freeing Burai.
- Would Hurt a Child: He tries to shoot his own grandson to keep the boy from releasing Burai.
The Apelo Tribe
The Apelo Tribe.
A tribe who were tasked with guarding the golden fruit of Daizyujin's realm, but ended up exiled after being tricked into eating the fruit themselves.- The Exile: Banished to Dalos Island when they were deceived into eating the golden fruit. Their banishment ends after the Zyurangers plead their case to the Guardian Beasts.
- Forced Transformation: Their punishment also included being forced to grow monkey tails.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Prince Euro takes the lead in finding a way to undo their punishment.
Fairy DonDon
Fairy DonDon
Portrayed by: Takeshi Miyazaki
Voiced by: Osamu Kato
An elf-like being, first seen applying to be Pleprechaun's assistant.- But Now I Must Go: He ultimately decides to return to his home, but gives his young friend a parting gift of a sculpture of Daizyujin.
- Collector of the Strange: He collects random objects in magic bottles, intending to use them as "samples" for his sculpting.
- Commonality Connection: After being cast out by Bandora, he bonds with a young boy named Toshio, who is also yelled at and pushed around by others.
- Gonk: He has wide eyes and buck teeth.
- Non-Malicious Monster: He never has any intention of harming anyone, but his trusting nature leaves him open to manipulation by Bandora.
Goda
Goda
Voiced by: Kazue Ikura
A beast who usually dwells underground, she ends up on the surface after an earthquake.- The Dark Side Will Make You Forget: After being empowered by Bandora, she attempts to step on Ippei, a young boy she previously helped. She doesn't even care that Ippei is holding her remaining egg.
- Deal with the Devil: She agrees to work for Bandora after the witch shows she can restore Goda's eggs with her magic.
- Foreshadowing: Goda is a grieving mother who sinks into evil after her children are killed, and the point of her episode is to demonstrate that, no matter how sympathetic the circumstances, otherwise good people can change into monsters after a great tragedy. This turns out to be exactly what happened to Bandora.
- Mama Bear: After Totpat and Bookback eat two of her eggs, she lashes out with rage, which is soon directed at the Zyurangers after she is convinced they did the deed.
- Tragic Villain: She is ultimately just a grieving mother taken advantage of by Bandora.
- Wolverine Claws: After growing giant, her wrist spikes elongate into metal blades.
