 This article is about a monster in Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger.
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- "All I have to do is brainwash the kids at the cram school?"
- ―Brainwashing Ninja Jukukinoko's first words[src]
- "Mrs. Wendinu!"
- ―Jukukinoko's final words before his death[src]
- "Thank you for bringing me back."
- ―Jukukinoko's first words being enlarged[src]
- "My dear Mrs. Wendinu..."
- ―Jukukinoko's final words before his initial demise[src]
Brainwashing Ninja Jukukinoko (洗脳忍者ジュクキノコ Sen'nō Ninja Jukukinoko, 34) is a member of Sargain's Ninja Corps.
History[]
A mushroom Chunin robot who loves Wendinu. He was summoned by Sargain for Wendinu to use in her "Wendinu Cram School" scheme, brainwashing the children into attacking the Rangers. However, once he was defeated by the Triple Gadget, the kids returned to normal. He was eventually revived by Wendinu via Copy Giant, fighting Gourai Senpuujin until the Revolver Mammoth arrived. Jukukinoko was destroyed by the Revolver Gourai Senpuujin. Sargain pitied his creation's misguided feelings for Wendinu.
Personality[]
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
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Abilities[]
- Space Ninpou: Spore-Powered Beam (宇宙忍法・胞子力ビーム Uchū Ninpō Hōshiryoku Bīmu)
Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
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Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
- Jukukinoko was voiced by Katsuya Shiga.
- He was portrayed by suit actor Hiroyuki Muraoka.
Design[]
- He was designed by Keiichi Sato.
- His design is a combination of a mushroom and stationery.
Concept Art[]
Brainwashing Ninja Jukukinoko Concept Art
Etymology[]
- His name is a portmanteau of "juku" (cram school) and "kinoko" (mushroom).
Notes[]
- Brainwashing Ninja Jukukinoko was adapted into Ninja Storm, but was only used in a photo in the episode, Brothers In Arms.
Appearances[]
Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger
- Scroll 34: Mushrooms and 100 Points
- Scroll 45: Refuge and Spring Cleaning (archive footage only)
See Also[]
- Morty Board - Power Rangers counterpart in Ninja Storm. See comparison page.
External Links[]
- TV Asahi's page on Brainwashing Ninja Jukukinoko (from the Internet Archive)
- Toei's page on Brainwashing Ninja Jukukinoko (from the Internet Archive)
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