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Where Are We? Break Through the Depression (ココドコ?めいろをぶっとばせ Kokodoko? Meiru wo Buttobase?) is the eighth episode of Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger. It marks the first appearance of the Igeranodon Zyudenchi.
Synopsis[]
Nobuharu must figure out how to properly split his priorities between his family and his job as one of the Kyoryugers, all the while Debo Kokodoko attacks.
Plot[]
While his teammates are at the Tiger Boy, Nobuharu reluctantly accompanies Yuko and Rika to an amusement park. As Yuko stresses the importance of being a family unit, Rika wanders off. Meanwhile, Torin's search for Pteragordon brings him to the amusement park where Nobuharu is. As Nobuharu and Yuko search for Rika, they come across some random people who are unusually sorrowful and wandering seemingly aimlessly. Suddenly, they find themselves in a forested mountain range, and Yuko herself unwittingly joins the ranks of the melancholy when sees an image of her late husband, Kenichi. Nobuharu realizes that everything around them is an illusion.
When Nobuharu tries to break Yuko from the thrall of the illusory Kenichi, he is attacked by the illusion's creator, Debo Kokodoko. Nobuharu transforms into Kyoryu Blue to fight Kokodoko and the assembled Zorima, but is suddenly transported inside a haunted house.
His transformation cancelled and unable to contact the other Kyoryugers for help, Nobuharu is forced to hide. He eventually escapes the haunted house and finds Rika, who is unaffected by Kokodoko's illusions. Nobuharu deduces that Rika's immunity stems from her acceptance that Kenichi has passed on. The other Kyoryugers finally make contact with him as Ian and Souji try to take down the barrier that Kokodoko put up around the park. Aigallon, who had been trying to harvest the sadness of those grieving over departed loved ones, arrives to try to stop the Kyoryugers from ruining his plans. Kyoryu Red and Kyoryu Pink hold off the Zorima off while Kyoryu Black and Kyoryu Green enlist Rika's help to try to break the barrier. Meanwhile, Nobuharu catches up to a tearful Yuko and confronts "Kenichi" with the first "oyaji" joke that he told to him. When "Kenichi" responds negatively, Nobuharu exposes him as a fake, reminding Yuko that the real Kenichi loved his "oyaji" jokes. Yuko realizes that Nobuharu is right and laughs as Nobuharu regales her with more "oyaji" jokes. Yuko's laughter breaks Kokodoko's illusion, and she faints once she and Nobuharu are back in the forest.
Now that Yuko is safe, Nobuharu transforms and takes on Kokodoko. Kyoryu Green and Kyoryu Black, with Rika's help from inside, break down the barrier, freeing all those trapped inside Kokodoko's illusion. As the parkgoers, including Yuko, run to safety, the Kyoryugers take out the Zorima. Kyoryu Blue uses the Igeranodon Zyudenchi in combination with the Stegotchi Zyudenchi to defeat Kokodoko. However, the victory is short lived, as Pteragordon arrives and attacks the Kyoryugers.
The Kyoryugers form Kyoryuzin Western to try to snap the wild Zyudenryu back to its senses. As Torin realizes with horror that Pteragordon is in Battle Mode, Luckyulo enlarges Kokodoko to support Pteragordon. Kyoryuzin Western takes on both adversaries at the same time, causing Kokodoko's destruction and Pteragordon's retreat. Dogold seethes as he vows to fully master the Zyudenryu. Later at the Tiger Boy, Yuko has made peace with Kenichi's passing, but despite admitting to a fleeting moment of gratitude towards Kyoryu Blue for rescuing her, she is still contemptuous of the sentai hero, stating that he is probably a loser in his forties, whose "oyaji" jokes are worse than Nobuharu's. Rika, Daigo, Amy, Ian, and Souji try hard to stifle their laughter as a vexed Nobuharu tries to refute Yuko's assertion.
Cast[]
- Daigo Kiryu (桐生 ダイゴ Kiryū Daigo): Ryo Ryusei (竜星 涼 Ryūsei Ryō)
- Ian Yorkland (イアン・ヨークランド Ian Yōkurando): Syuusuke Saito (斉藤 秀翼 Saitō Shūsuke)
- Nobuharu Udo (有働 ノブハル Udō Nobuharu): Yamato Kinjo (金城 大和 Kinjō Yamato)
- Souji Rippukan (立風館 ソウジ Rippūkan Sōji): Akihisa Shiono (塩野 瑛久 Shiono Akihisa)
- Amy Yuuzuki (アミィ結月 Amyi Yūzuki): Ayuri Konno (今野 鮎莉 Konno Ayuri)
- Wise God Torin (賢神トリン Kenjin Torin, Voice): Toshiyuki Morikawa (森川 智之 Morikawa Toshiyuki)
- Yuko Fukui (福井 優子 Fukui Yūko): Ayumi Kinoshita (木下 あゆ美 Kinoshita Ayumi)
- Rika Fukui (福井 理香 Fukui Rika): Nanami Tsunamoto (綱本 菜々美 Tsunamoto Nanami)
- Raging Knight Dogold (怒りの戦騎ドゴルド Ikari no Senki Dogorudo, Voice): Satoshi Tsuruoka (鶴岡 聡 Tsuruoka Satoshi)
- Sorrowful Knight Aigaron (哀しみの戦騎アイガロン Kanashimi no Senki Aigaron, Voice): Yū Mizushima (水島 裕 Mizushima Yū)
- Funfilled Spy Luckyulo (楽しみの密偵ラッキューロ Tanoshimi no Mittei Rakkyūro, Voice): Ai Orikasa (折笠 愛 Orikasa Ai)
Guest Cast[]
- Debo Kokodoko (デーボ・ココドーコ Dēbo Kokodōko, Voice): Kohsuke Toriumi (鳥海 浩輔 Toriumi Kōsuke)
- Kenichi Fukui (福井 賢一 Fukui Kenichi): Daijiro Kawaoka (川岡 大次郎 Kawaoka Daijiro)
- Amusement Park Employee: Mohei Gunma (群馬茂平 Gunma Mohei)
- Student: Yuma Honda (本田悠真 Honda Yūma)
- Housewife: Yasuyo Yoshikawa (吉川恭代 Yoshikawa Yasuyo)
- Old Woman: Yaeko Kimura (木村八重子 Kimura Yaeko)
- Man: Katsunori Abe (あべかつのり Abe Katsunori)
- Woman: Sae Shiraishi (白石さえ Shiraishi Sae)
Zyudenchi[]
- Kyoryu Red - Gabutyra (Battle Mode)
- Kyoryu Black - Parasagun (Battle Mode)
- Kyoryu Blue - Stegotchi + Stegotchi (Armed On), Igeranodon
- Kyoryu Green - Zakutor (Battle Mode)
- Kyoryu Pink - N/A
- Raging Knight Dogold - Pteragordon (Deboss)
Notes[]
- As part of Super Hero Time, this episode aired alongside Kamen Rider Wizard episode 30, The Day Magic Vanished.
- Viewership: 3.8%
- This episode lacks a cold open.
- A new trailer for Super Hero Taisen Z aired, featuring Kyoryu Gold and the film's official theme song in background.
DVD/Blu-ray releases[]
Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger Volume 2 features episodes 5-8: Brave 5: Boom! The Cavities of Ankydon, Brave 6: Stop! Sing, Canderrilla, Brave 7: Angry! Daigo's in Big Trouble and Brave 8: Where Are We? Break Through the Depression. [1]
See Also[]
- When Logic Fails - Power Rangers counterpart in Dino Charge. See comparison page.
External links[]
- TV Asahi's official preview for 「ココドコ?めいろをぶっとばせ」
- Toei TV's official episode guide for 「ココドコ?めいろをぶっとばせ」
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