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Denji Sentai Megaranger

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Logo-supersentaiThis article is about a series entry (the 21st) in the Super Sentai series.

Denji Sentai Megaranger (電磁戦隊メガレンジャー Denji Sentai Megarenjā), is the 21st production of the Super Sentai television series. Its motif was cyberspace and digital technology, both of which were considered revolutionary concepts during its premiere. It joined B-Robo KabutackIcon-crosswiki. The footage was used in the American series, Power Rangers in Space.

On April 13, 2017, Amazon listed pre-orders for the US DVD release of Megaranger by Shout! Factory. Originally slated for an August 29, 2017 release, the DVD was delayed to October 31, 2017 due to a production issue. This is the 6th Super Sentai series to be released in North America on Region 1 DVD.[1]

The average ratings of the series was 6.5%.[2]

Plot[]

Kenta Date, a young high school student, is the champion of an arcade video-game known as "Megaranger". Due to his skills and abilities, the I.N.E.T. company brings him in to use his skills and abilities in a top-secret project tied to the Megaranger game. At the same moment as he is brought in, four other students of the "Digital Research Club" at Moroboshi High School (the same high school Kenta was attending) likewise appear at the company, investigating the mysterious research being done by the scientists at the facility. However, as the five are within the facility, a pre-emptive attack begins from the evil Nezirezia, an evil dimensional force led by Dr. Hinelar under Electro-King Javious I with plans of conquering this reality.

Dr. Kubota, INET chief, then reveals the truth to Kenta and friends: Megaranger was not a video-game, but actually a combat simulator that had been designed to find the recruits with the potential to become a super fighting team to strike against the Nezirezia. As the twisted invaders destroy the base, Kubota gives Kenta and his friends special devices known as Digitizers. By entering the key-code 335 and shouting "Install, Megaranger!", Kenta, Kouichirou, Shun, Chisato and Miku, become the fighting team known as Denji Sentai Megaranger with the ability to fight back against Nezirezia.

Characters[]

Rangers[]

International Network of Excel-Science and Technology[]

Main article: International Network of Excel-Science and Technology
Megarangers[]
Megaranger (Team)

The Megarangers

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Mega Blues

Main article: Megarangers
Designation Name Actor
MegaRed Kenta Date Hayato Oshiba
MegaBlack Kouichirou Endou Atsushi Ehara
MegaBlue Shun Namiki Masaya Matsukaze
MegaYellow Chisato Jogasaki Eri Tanaka
MegaPink Miku Imamura Mami Higashiyama
MegaSilver Yuusaku Hayakawa Shigeru Kanai

Jaden Sentai Neziranger[]

Main article: Nezirangers
Designation Name Actor
NeziRed NeziPhantom Toshio Funatsu (voice)
Yo Zanma (Human Form)
NeziBlack NeziVulgar Kunihiko Yasui (voice)
Yasuyuki Asayama (Human Form)
NeziBlue NeziBizarre Yoshiharu Yamada (voice)
NeziYellow NeziSophia Masako Katsuki (voice)
Yuko Oshima (Child Form)
Momoko Nishida (Human Form)
NeziPink NeziJealous Erina Yamazaki (voice)
NeziSilver (Fake) Yuusaku Hayakawa Shigeru Kanai

Allies[]

Other I.N.E.T. Members[]

Moroboshi High School[]

Other Allies[]

Villains[]

  • Others

Arsenal[]

Main article: Arsenal (Megaranger)

Transformation Devices[]

Sidearms[]

Individual Weapons and Team Blaster[]

Other Weapons[]

Power-up[]

Vehicles[]

Mecha[]

Main article: Mecha (Megaranger)
Legend:◆ piloted mecha, ✶ team-piloted mecha, ❖ auxiliary mecha; see Style Guide for rules on icon colors

Episodes[]

Main article: Denji Sentai Megaranger Episodes

The titles for this season are two statements, the first always being an exclamation or question as if being spoken out loud. These titles reflect back to similar titles as done in Gorenger and J.A.K.Q..

  1. Ep. 1: Don't Let Them! The Twisted Invaders (ゆるすな! ねじれた侵略者 Yurusu na! Nejireta Shinryakusha)
  2. Ep. 2: Look! Our Galaxy Mega (見てくれ! 俺たちのギャラクシーメガ Mite Kure! Ore-tachi no Gyarakushī Mega)
  3. Ep. 3: For Real! A Huge Nezire Beast (マジかよ! でっかいネジレ獣 Maji ka yo! Dekkai Nejirejū)
  4. Ep. 4: Smash it! Shibolena's Trap (砕くぞ! シボレナの罠 Kudaku zo! Shiborena no Wana)
  5. Ep. 5: Finish It! This Is an Underhanded Battle (キメるぜ! これが裏技バトル Kimeru ze! Kore ga Urawaza Batoru)
  6. Ep. 6: We Did It! The Roaring Digitank (やったね! 爆走デジタンク Yatta ne! Bakusō Dejitanku)
  7. Ep. 7: What's This? The Clingy, Bothersome Girl (ナンなの? おっかけ迷惑娘 Nan na no? Okkake Meiwaku Musume)
  8. Ep. 8: I Can't Lose! Turnabout Teamwork (負けるか! 逆転チームワーク Makeru ka! Gyakuten Chīmuwāku)
  9. Ep. 9: Exposed! The Demon-Filled CD (あばくぞ! 魔物がひそむCD Abaku zo! Mamono ga Hisomu CD)
  10. Ep. 10: Farewell! Sorrowful Android (さよなら! 哀しみのアンドロイド Sayonara! Kanashimi no Andoroido)
  11. Ep. 11: Look Out! The Lure of the Red Rose (あぶない! 赤いバラの誘惑 Abunai! Akai Bara no Yūwaku)
  12. Ep. 12: What a Pain! Our Lazybones Teacher (こまるぜ! 我らがぐうたら先生 Komaru ze! Warera ga Gūtara Sensei)
  13. Ep. 13: Heartthrob! Our Teacher Is Like the Wind (どきどき! 先生は風のように Doki doki! Sensei wa Kaze no You ni)
  14. Ep. 14: Surprise! The Neighbors are Neziregian (びっくり! おとなりはネジレジア Bikkuri! Otonari wa Nejirejia)
  15. Ep. 15: See Through It! The Mecha of Genius High (見やぶれ! 天才高校のカラクリ Mi Yabure! Tensai Kōkō no Karakuri)
  16. Ep. 16: Very Bad! Will We Die? (激ヤバ! オレたち死ぬのか? Gekiyaba! Ore-tachi Shinu no ka?)
  17. Ep. 17: Too Cool! The Awesome Super Miku (すごすぎ! いけてるスーパーみく Sugo sugi! Iketeru Sūpā Miku)
  18. Ep. 18: Protect it! The Mysterious Boy's Forest (守るぞ! 不思議な少年の森 Mamoru zo! Fushigi na Shōnen no Mori)
  19. Ep. 19: Drive It In! The Invincible Deadly Punch (打ちこめ! 不屈の必殺パンチ Uchikome! Fukutsu no Hissatsu Panchi)
  20. Ep. 20: Counting on You! The New Robo: Delta Mega (たのむぜ！新ロボデルタメガ Tanomu ze! Shin Robo Deruta Mega)
  21. Ep. 21: Now's The Time! The Life-Threatening Super-Fusion (いまこそ！命をかけた超（スーパー）合体 Ima Koso! Inochi o Kaketa Sūpā Gattai)
  22. Ep. 22: Escape! Labyrinth of Evil (ぬけ出せ! 悪魔のラビリンス Nukedese! Akuma no Rabirinsu)
  23. Ep. 23: Why! My Egg Is a Nezire Beast (��んでだ! オレのたまごはネジレ獣 Nande da! Ore no Tamago wa Nejirejū)
  24. Ep. 24: Running Solo! A Silvery New Face (独走! 銀色のニューフェイス Dokusō! Gin'iro no Nyū Feisu)
  25. Ep. 25: Just in Time! Time Limit: 2.5 Minutes (ギリギリ! タイムリミット2分半 Giri giri! Taimu Rimitto Nifunhan)
  26. Ep. 26: Really? The End of Nezirejia (ホントか? ネジレジアの最期 Honto ka? Nejirejia no Saigo)
  27. Ep. 27: Kick Them About! The Demonic Coral of Death (けちらせ! 死を呼ぶ魔のサンゴ Kechirase! Shi o Yobu Ma no Sango)
  28. Ep. 28: Give Up! The Explosive Granny Whirlwind (おてあげ! 爆裂おばあちゃん旋風 Oteage! Bakuretsu Obaa-chan Senpū)
  29. Ep. 29: I Want to Lose Weight! Miku's Dubious Diet (やせたい! みくの怪しいダイエット Yasetai! Miku no Ayashii Daietto)
  30. Ep. 30: Full Throttle! The Friendship Combination (サク烈! 友情のコンビネーション Sakuretsu! Yūjō no Konbinēshon)
  31. Ep. 31: Stop It! Out of Control Guirail (止めるぜ! ギレールの暴走 Yameru ze! Girēru no Bōsō)
  32. Ep. 32: Is It the End!? Desperate Situation, Galaxy Mega (終わりか!? 絶体絶命ギャラクシーメガ Owari ka!? Zettai Zetsumei Gyarakushī Mega)
  33. Ep. 33: Giddy! The Girlfriend from the Moon (ウキウキ! 月から来た恋人 Ukiuki! Tsuki Kara Kita Koibito)
  34. Ep. 34: I'll Show You! Big Bro's Miracle Shoot (見せるぜ! 兄貴のミラクルシュート Miseru ze! Aniki no Mirakuru Shūto)
  35. Ep. 35: Overcome! Mega Silver's Greatest Crisis (のりきれ! メガシルバー最大の危機 Norikire! Mega Shirubā Saidai no Kiki)
  36. Ep. 36: Fly! The Universe's Dancing Wings of Hope (はばたけ! 宇宙（そら）に舞う希望の翼 Habatake! Sora ni Mau Kibō no Tsubasa)
  37. Ep. 37: Why? Chisato's Old Man's Voice (どうして? 千里がオヤジ声 Dōshite? Chisato ga Oyaji Koe)
  38. Ep. 38: Scary! Neziregia's Fiendish Squadron (戦慄! ネジレジアの凶悪戦隊 Senritsu! Nejirejia no Kyōaku Sentai)
  39. Ep. 39: Exposed! Mega Red's True Identity (バレたぜ! メガレッドの正体 Bareta ze! Mega Reddo no Shōtai)
  40. Ep. 40: Scary! Bad Women (コワいぜ! バッドな女たち Kowai ze! Baddo na Onnatachi)
  41. Ep. 41: Snapped! The Blue Terror, Nezi Blue (キレてる! 青の恐怖ネジブルー Kirete 'ru! Ao no Kyōfu Neji Burū)
  42. Ep. 42: Lose Them! The Evil Pursuers (ふりきれ! 邪悪な追跡者 Furikire! Ja'aku na Tsuisekisha)
  43. Ep. 43: We Won't Be Defeated! Decisive Christmas Eve Clash (負けない! 決戦はクリスマスイブ Makenai! Kessen wa Kurisumasu Ibu)
  44. Ep. 44: Carefree! Kenta's New Year's Eve Crisis (お気楽! 健太の年越し騒動 O'kiraku! Kenta no Toshikoshi Sōdō)
  45. Ep. 45: Tenacious! Hinelar's Counterattack (しぶとい! ヒネラーの大逆襲 Shibutoi! Hinerā no Dai Gyakushū)
  46. Ep. 46: Prevent It! Setting Sail to Hell (阻むぞ! 地獄への船出 Habamu zo! Jigoku e no Funade)
  47. Ep. 47: Jump In! Terrifying Hinelar City (とびこめ! 恐怖のヒネラーシティ Tobikome! Kyōfu no Hinerā Shiti)
  48. Ep. 48: Crush It! Hinelar's Dark Ambition (つぶすぜ! ヒネラーの黒い野望 Tsubusu ze! Hinerā no Kuroi Yabō)
  49. Ep. 49: Utter Despair! We Are Outcasts!? (絶望! 俺たちは嫌われ者!? Zetsubō! Ore-tachi wa Kiraware Mono!?)
  50. Ep. 50: Sublime! The Red-Hot Super Soldier Yugande (壮絶! 灼熱の超戦士ユガンデ Sōzetsu! Shakunetsu no Chō Senshi Yugande)
  51. Final Ep.: Seize It! Our Diplomas (つかむぜ! 俺たちの卒業証書 Tsukamu ze! Ore-tachi no Sotsugyōshōsho)

Movies

  1. Denji Sentai Megaranger vs. Carranger (電磁戦隊メガレンジャーVSカーレンジャー Denji Sentai Megarenjā tai Kārenjā)
  2. Seiju Sentai Gingaman vs. Megaranger (星獣戦隊ギンガマンVSメガレンジャー Seijū Sentai Gingaman tai Megarenjā)

Stage Shows

Songs[]

Main article: Denji Sentai Megaranger Soundtracks
Opening theme
Ending theme
Mecha themes
  • "Saikyou! Super Galaxy Mega" (最強!スーパーギャラクシーメガ!! Saikyō! Sūpā Gyarakushī Mega!!, "The Strongest! Super Galaxy Mega)
Insert themes
  • "Cyber Slider TMY" (サイバースライダーTMY Saibā Suraidā Cho Mega Yoroshiku)
  • "Gonin De Megaranger" (5人でメガレンジャー Gonin de Megarenjā, "The Five Megarangers")
    • Artist: Digilab Five (デジケン・ファイブ Dejiken Faibu)
Character themes

Cast[]

Suit Actors[]

Releases[]

Broadcast[]

  • Megaranger was aired in Japan on TV Asahi from February 14, 1997 to February 15, 1998, with the first 7 episodes airing every Friday on 5.30 p.m.. From episode 8 onwards, it was aired every Sunday at 7.30 a.m..[3]
  • The series aired in Hong Kong with a Cantonese Chinese dub on TVB Jade from November 26, 2000 until November 4, 2001, with all 51 episodes dubbed.[Citation needed]
  • The series aired in Thailand with a Thai dub produced by Na Toi Senbe for Channel 9 in 2001 and distributed by Toon Town Entertainment, despite Power Rangers in Space was aired there a year ago. For home video releases, Video Square had the home video license rights for VCD and DVD distributed by EVS Company with the same dub carried over. There also exists a separate Thai dub produced by Active Films.[Citation needed]
  • In Indonesia, the series aired with an Indonesian dub on RCTI in 2005.[Citation needed]


Home Releases[]

Megaranger was released in several DVD volumes:[4]

File:Denji Sentai Megaranger DVD.png

USA cover Megaranger: The Complete Series

Toyline[]

Main article: Megaranger (Toyline)

Notes[]

  • This is the final Sentai where the main mech doesn't have individualized pieces for each member.
  • The sound that is played when the Death Neziros appears on screen is the TARDIS sound from Doctor Who. This is due to the BBC giving sound clips to Toei.
  • The original concept of the season was Gigaranger, it was to involve Ranger heroes in space with mecha based on five space vehicle and a transforming colony.[5] The space theme would be used in Power Rangers in Space, due to the producers believing Megaranger was space-themed based from their arsenal and mechs. The colony idea, while not transforming, was used in Power Rangers Lost Galaxy as Terra Venture.
  • Other concepts for the series was that the mecha was formed by the Ranger's individual symbols (personal computer, satellite, television, digital camera and cellphone).
  • During the transformation sequence, several lines of text appear in the background. The first one, "Tighten Up Reality Gangster," is a combination of three song titles from an album called Electronic by a band with the same name. It is tracks 3, 2 and 6 in that order.

See Also[]

External Links[]

References[]

  1. ↑ https://www.amazon.com/Power-Rangers-Denji-Sentai-Megaranger-Complete-Series/dp/B06ZYMN5LN?tag=viglink20726-20
  2. ↑ https://www10.atwiki.jp/shichouseiko/pages/67.html
  3. ↑ 電磁戦隊メガレンジャー at Japanese Wikipedia
  4. ↑ http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/mega.html
  5. ↑ https://plus.google.com/photos/108773779741205624360/albums/5624567838490640609

Footnotes[]


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