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Fanfic / Super Sentai vs. Super Sentai

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We are...Super Sentai!!

Super Sentai Vs Super Sentai is a massive fic project based on the Super Sentai series made by Chris X (other pen names include Bloody Tears or Neo Juste Belmont). Or specifically, the (insert Sentai series here) vs Super Sentai. It's separated between two fics: One is the original, and one is the 'Another' story, each containing different teams of Super Sentai.

Note: As this was created during the run of Tensou Sentai Goseiger, you should not expect the Goseigers or any team after them to appear.

While the backstory is pretty convoluted, it revolves about how AkaRed actually having his own Super Sentai team where he fought against Rufecil. He drew energies from the Super Sentai teams (who are usually victorious), while Rufecil drew energies from the Super Sentai villains. Eventually, Rufecil is sealed for the umpteenth time and this time, AkaRed and friends decided to separate the keys to Rufecil's seal into two sets of timelines between the Sentai series, one ranging from Goranger to Jetman, the rest from Zyuranger and forward (reasoning speculated that the barrier was made between which Sentai has had a Power Rangers counterpart), and the residents of both worlds cannot see the key pieces, just so the seal can never be opened. Travel between both timelines were also disabled thanks to a time and space barrier set up. The key pieces can be seen by someone from the opposite timeline. EG: The Zyurangers may be able to see and use the piece from the Goranger-Jetman worlds. Problem is, even they can't get into those worlds.

However, when Kamen Rider Decade entered the Shinkenger world, the time and space barrier began to crack. Enough for Rufecil to re-insert bits of his influence into the world (ONORE, DICKEIDO)...

When Takeru Shiba AKA Shinken Red was taking care of a Gedoushuu remnant, the world suddenly turned bizarre and he had to uncover the mystery behind it, alone, without his fellow vassals, but he is helped with several old school Sentai warriors, who are surprisingly also missing their friends. Initially, it consists of Youhei Hama/Blue Turbo, Miki Momozono/Goggle Pink, Gai Yuuki/Black Condor and Sayaka Nagisa/Change Mermaid. However, this is later expanded with the addition of Remi Hoshikawa/Five Yellow and Dai/Green Flash. However, he also received opposition of a team of villains consisting Count Radiguet, Queen Ahames, Fuwa Juzou, Mazurka and Bouma Princess Jarmin, and it later expands with the addition of Doldora and Great Doctor Lee Keflen. However, further to the battle, Takeru's vassal Mako Shiraishi/Shinken Pink became entangled to the battle and joined him.

However, the incident does not affect only one world. A year after the defeat of the Emperor Zeba of the Tube Empire, an uprising led by a Doggler monster unsatisfied with Princess Iyal's peaceful rule. The remaining Maskman who were still side by side with Commander Sugata, Takeru/Red Mask and Momoko/Pink Mask, investigated about the Doggler Monster and stopped him before he could do anything else. But, at that time, the same incident happened, throwing Takeru alone to the bizarre world, whereas he'd meet Sentai warriors ahead of his time and had to work together, uncovering the mysteries behind it on his own. The allies of Takeru currently consists Hoji Tomasu/Deka Blue, Mei/Ptera Ranger, Jiraiya/Ninja Black and Chisato Jougasaki/Mega Yellow, and recently the team seemed to increase with the addition of Rin Jyuu Chameleon Ken Mistress Mele and Mikoto Nakadai/Abare Killer'''. They're also opposed by a team of villains consisting at first Agent Abrellar, Thief Knight Kiros, Lamie, Gasha Dokuro and Shibolena... until eventually, Long arrived and usurped leadership from the villains, and even was joined by a Brainwashed and Crazy Lijewel. Like the first team, Momoko was eventually thrown into the world and after a little misunderstanding, she also joined Takeru's entourage.

This series was ongoing for quite some time, but at the year 2012, the author suddenly went on a MASSIVE hiatus. When suddenly, in 2015, a new chapter is finally uploaded.

The first team's story can be read here. Chapters uploaded: 30

The second team's story can be read here. Chapters uploaded: 30

This page is under HEAVY construction and will be updated in time. As does the character sheets.

Compare Super Sentai vs. Power Rangers which was also a similar 'dream team' fic, but in a larger scale, not as serious, and not well-written.

Recurring Tropes of Super Sentai found in these fics:

Tropes associated with Super Sentai Vs Super Sentai (Both teams, but not recurring ones):

Tropes associated to the chapters of the first team:

  • Accidental Pervert: Gai repeats the same thing he did to Ryuu in Jetman's hot spring scene to Youhei. Unfortunately for him, the girls learn about this and made sure he's punished for it.
  • All Up to You: Chapter 15 is this for Youhei. And as of Chapter 27, this is for all the girls.
  • And I Must Scream: The one struck with the gas of the monster of Chapter 26-27 will turn to stone, unable to do anything, stuck there as they feel that the worms are eating their very body and inside and reshaping it to The Worm That Walks.
  • Asshole Victim: The Neidermeyer General Ichijou becomes a monster in Chapter 19, but because he's becoming a bigger asshole who's asking it for himself, he was killed like a monster.
  • Badass in Distress: Happens quite a lot, with the female heroes being captured.
    • Miki, at the hands of Porcupine-Gunman Bouzoo in Chapter 15.
    • Sayaka at the hands of Ahames and Lee Keflen in Chapter 17.
  • Beach Episode: Chapter 26. And it goes downhill from there, with Radiguet launching his biggest plan ever.
  • Break the Cutie: Hoo boy. Chapter 11 breaks Miki BIG TIME. Her long lost mother starts spouting hateful words to her, transforms into a Villain-Possessed Bystander, tries to kill her and then ends up dead at Radiguet’s hands after being restored to normal.
  • Butt-Monkey: Each boys had their share of being one (The exception so far being Dai).
  • Call-Back: Remember Radiguet's one-time Morality Pet? Turns out she had a brother, who now despises Radiguet (especially his disguised form), and ends up telling Gai about his crossing of Moral Event Horizon, making him uncover the truth about Radiguet's disguise.
  • Character Development: Takeru confronted his fear of that one haunted house (which was never addressed further in the original series) and got over it by chapter 7.
  • Chekhov's Gun: Miki's Pink Mirror comes in handy at one point, reflecting a monster’s attack back at it.
  • Cross Dresser: Implied to happen to the boys at the end of the 8th chapter, and in the next chapter, Takeru is forced to cross-dress again. Bridgets are dropped on Miki.
  • Combination Attack: By chapter 5, the team learns to combine their attacks together. And then, in Chapter 27, both Pinks (Goggle and Shinken) combine their wind powers for Dual Pink Cyclone.
  • Cool Big Sis: Mako is on the way to 'become one' for Miki.
  • Cool Old Guy: Being the oldest of the bunch, Gai ends up as one, though he's not that old.
  • Curb-Stomp Battle: Once Gai gets back to his senses, he proceeds to beat the crap out of the monster that brainwashed him, without the help of Takeru, Youhei or Miki.
  • Distracted by the Sexy:
    • Utilized by the ladies to get out of the enemy base.
    • Miki purposely flashed her panties while in that fencer dress in chapter 8, which not only distracted the Monster Of The Chapter, but also Gai and Youhei (Takeru was Genre Savvy enough to close his eyes before that happens)
  • Giant Squid: Technically, it's an octopus, but Remi is attacked by one in Act 17.
  • Gratuitous English: Invoked by a Space Beast that tried attacking Dyna Black saying "DIE DIE DIE DIE DYNAMAN!", which is actually one of the possible mondegreens of the Dynaman theme song.
  • He-Man Woman Hater: Ironically hit Youhei in the 9th chapter, in which thanks to a cake made by the villains, he started developing an unhealthy fear to women.
  • Heroic BSoD:
    • Takeru fell to it after failing to prevent the trope below. It takes the socking, scolding of the rest of the teammates (recent newcomer Remi included) to get him straight again.
    • Gai fell for it after being revealed that he's Dead All Along. Ryuu snapped him out from it.
    • Youhei also fell for it after being revealed that yet another childhood friend was slain by Jarmin, the concept of Turboranger fighting for nature looked like a Hypocrite for drawing power from vehicles that contribute in polluting nature, and eventually the destruction of his Turbo Brace. Most of them got fixed.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: Sayaka in 12th chapter, gets herself to a black hole with near-zero chance to return to close it. She gets better.
  • Hooked Up Afterwards: According to Youhei, some time after defeating the Bouma; his friends Riki/Red Turbo and Haruna/Pink Turbo started dating. Youhei backs down even though he once had feelings for her.
  • Hostile Show Takeover: At least in Author's note. Radiguet hijacks the author's note, 'killing' him mid-typing and turns it into 'Radiguet's note' to give a forthcoming message on the doom of Super Sentai.
  • Impossibly-Low Neckline: Miki's fencer dress in chapter 8 reveals her shoulders.
  • Jade-Colored Glasses: Miki came from a lighter and softer Sentai series. Witnessing how later Sentai enemies do their job (with killing) made her aware on just how naive she was.
  • Kick the Dog:
  • Lethal Chef: In Fiveman, Remi's horrid housework skills were just All There in the Manual, here, it gets shown along with horrid cooking. There's also Mako...
  • Luke, You Are My Father: Chapter 19 revolves around Dai finding his father that we never get to find in Flashman.
  • Manipulative Bastard: Radiguet in Chapter 10. He re-used his human form to seduce Sayaka and created a tension between her and the team, and when there's an opening, he tried to kill her.
  • Master of Disguise: In chapter 8, Miki actually uses quick-change costume in battle (rather than in the series).
  • The Mole: Gai becomes this in the 6th chapter due to frustration and distrust. He changed his mind and the team welcomed him back.
  • Mysterious Protector: For now, this seems to be the 'role' for Yuusuke in Chapter 15. Not so much in he later episodes.
  • My God, What Have I Done?: Invoked by Sayaka after she realized that the man she loved was Radiguet in disguise.
  • My Greatest Failure: Youhei's failure to save that one Monster of the Week that Jarmin killed while she crossed her Moral Event Horizon continued to haunt him, turning it into his Berserk Button.
  • Near-Villain Victory: At Chapter 26, Radiguet was victorious. The girls were all in his captivity, the boys suffered Fate Worse than Death and Earth is free for his further invasion. At Chapter 27...thanks to insubordination of Juzou and Jarmin, the girls were freed and set everything right
  • Not So Stoic: After seeing the crossing of Moral Event Horizon, Takeru finally loses his composure and lets out a rage unusual for him.
  • Of Corsets Sexy: Miki wears a corset in chapter 8.
  • Ordinary High-School Student: Youhei has long graduated since Turboranger, but before going back to action, Miki is this.
  • Please Put Some Clothes On: Uttered by Dai to Miki during the Full-Frontal Assault scene, since the sight of her fighting in her underwear was distracting. She eventually did.
  • Plucky Girl: Again, Miki. She saw through new brutalities and even gets horribly wounded by Juzou, but despite her wounds, she still resolved to fight and not be a burden.
  • Pretty Boy: Apparently, Chevalier attracts ladies beyond his grave, as proven by Miki, Mako, Mazurka and Jarmin. And Doldora noted that even Ahames would swoon over him if she saw him.
  • Replacement Scrappy: In-universe. Remi's big worry was that she thought the team didn't acknowledge her as much as Sayaka, and only saw her as a replacement. She's proven wrong.
  • Ship Tease: Chapter 20 teases Gai-Sayaka big time, but they really agree not to make it romantic.
  • Shout-Out: The monster in Chapter 23 can enlarge his body to the point of absorbing punches...kinda similar to Mr. Heart.
  • The Strategist: Sayaka, seems moreso than in the actual series.
  • Sugar-and-Ice Personality: Takeru is much more mellow compared to a Tsundere than in his original series. Then again, we have the Character Development to blame.
  • Squick: An In-Universe example. As much as Radiguet's plan in Chapter 26 is effective, Ahames, Mazurka and Doldora were still pretty disgusted for seeing The Worm That Walks. Even Lee Keflen was surprised as the disgust level (and in a subversion of Even Evil Has Standards, he claims that he's pretty okay with the strategy, but seeing it will still disgust him).
  • Tender Tears:
    • Miki, after hearing Youhei's anguish, shed one for the dead Bell Chime Bouma. Then again, after piling up sad moments in Chapter 8, first against those killed by Gedoushuu, and later for Juzou's parents after he made it clear what kind of person he is. Then AGAIN, when she was anguished seeing Youhei being inflicted with fear of women, which turned vital in getting him to get over his fear.
    • Everyone shed one for Miki after seeing her mother killed. Takeru uses something else.
  • Thanks for the Mammary: Gai accidentally squeezed Miki's boobs while trying to hold her off...then ran with it.
  • Took a Level in Jerkass: Commander Ichijou of the Neo Jetman returns...and he's even worse. He also receives some sort of God complex in the process.
  • Threatening Shark: A shark first greeted Youhei and Miki the moment they entered Dai's verse, while the Monster of the Chapter's first creature to conjure to signify that the team's in big trouble was a Great White Shark.
  • Wham Episode: Chapter 26. Radiguet unleashes his master plan which comes closer to victory than anything else and Jarmin and Juzo begin to act against him in secret.
  • The Worm That Walks: Chapter 26's monster, with an evil MacGuffin power, is capable of turning a human into one.
  • Wouldn't Hit a Girl: A flaw of Youhei, which gets revealed and abused by a Monster of the Week.
  • Wise Beyond Their Years: Most people couldn't believe at first that someone as mature as Miki is just 18 years old.
  • You Look Familiar: Thought by Remi when seeing Dai (considering Dai's actor played Chevalier in Fiveman). Likewise, Miki first thought Ryuu was Kanpei Kuroda/Goggle Black ([since they're played by the same actor)
  • You Shall Not Pass!: Invoked by Red Falcon as he held off both Radiguet and Juzou.

Tropes associated to the chapters of the second team:

  • Chapter 25 is chock full of this, heavily quite based on both the Delusional Import episode and Power Rangers:
    • First, the director 'Clint Gilleron', much like George Spielburton, is a name combination of Clint Eastwood, Terry Gilliam and James Cameron
    • The Strength Knights are off shoots of the whole Power Rangers, or particularly... the Powerful Rangers, though instead of being bullies, they were instead sympathetic self-aware former heroes group in great sorrow that such 'fan wars' destroyed the world they were being watched... by their own creator.
    • The code-names of the Strength Knights are the initials of the identities the Power Rangers counterparts of the involved Sentai characters (X-KH -> Kimberly Hart, X-ST -> Sky Tate, X-C -> Corcus, X-AH -> Ashley Hammond). For bonus, before she nearly disappeared, the first two letters of X-KH's real name was "Ki".
  • Sssssnake Talk: A Rinshi named Dokomo speaks like this.
  • Suddenly Voiced: Or suddenly talking. Daijinryuu didn't speak in the original series. But here, he speaks. Though with fellow immortals, so it might make sense that he didn't speak to mortals.
  • Taking the Bullet: Mikoto pulls this on Nanami and thereby preventing her to get whisked away from the world with the rest of the team.
  • Tempting Fate:
    Deka Blue: Almost there! Just hope that there's nothing like a jet stream of flame coming from there![at the end of the tunnel, they did find one and dodged]
    —>Mega Yellow: You Just Had to Say It, didn't you?
  • Token Evil Teammate: Mele, although she's less evil now. Also Mikoto.
  • Training from Hell: Does anyone remember what Ryo went through to stand up against Jin? Because Daigo subjected the same to Takeru in Chapter 27.
  • Undressing the Unconscious: After being dropped into the sea, Youhei rescues the unconscious Miki and has to take off her wet clothes to prevent her getting sick. He actually dwells on the idea of her waking up to him undressing her and misinterpreting things but does it anyway.
  • The Usurper: Once Long made his appearance known to the bad guys, he proceeded to kick every of the bad guys' asses and forcefully took over the leadership spot from Abrellar.
  • What the Hell, Hero?: Takeru gave out a massive one for Hoji after he kept distrusting Mei due to her rather hard-to-believe history (which led her to being a Damsel in Distress).
  • Why Am I Ticking?: There was no ticking, but Long's latest plan involves turning Hoji and Sakura into human bombs.

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