Interdimensional Crime Group Gangler

This article is about a villain group in Lupinranger VS Patranger.

Interdimensional Crime Group Gangler

Kaitou Sentai Lupinranger VS Keisatsu Sentai Patranger

Villains

Teamed up with:

Space Shogunate Jark Matter
Druidon Tribe

Chronological/Production Order

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"Those with the greatest power shall rise up on their own. That... is what makes a Gangler."

―Dogranio regarding the philosophy of the Gangler^[src]

The Interdimensional Criminal Group Gangler (異世界犯罪者集団ギャングラー, Isekai Hanzai Shūdan Gyangurā) was a crime syndicate of extra-dimensional creatures that hailed from the Back World. Using the items from the Lupin Collection stored in a safe somewhere on their bodies, their members were able to power up and threaten humans.

History[]

Origin[]

Hailing from the Back World, a dimension parallel to the Human World, the Interdimensional Criminal Group Gangler was first formed by Dogranio Yaboon five hundred years ago. TV STORY-Number 1: The Troublemaking Phantom Thief

Seizing the Lupin Collection[]

Dogranio Yaboon shamed the descendant of Arsène Lupin when he seized the Lupin Collection, an assembly of immensely powerful treasures gathered by the legendary phantom thief. He went on to bestow individual pieces of the Lupin Collection to his Gangler Monster followers, Kogure assembled the Lupinrangers to retrieve them on behalf of his master. TV STORY-Number 1: The Troublemaking Phantom Thief

Around the time of Yaboon's 998th birthday in 2017, a Gangler Monster named Zamigo Delma used his power of freezing to cause the deaths of dozens of humans. Among the bereaved were a trio of youths whom were recruited by Kogure, a servant of Lupin's descendant, to become the Lupinrangers and reclaim the Lupin Collection. TV STORY-Number 2: International Police, Chase After Them

Dogranio's Retirement[]

Reaching the age of 999, Dogranio was thrown a grand birthday party in which he made the shocking announcement that he intended to retire, promising that the position of his successor would go to the Gangler whom successfully conquered the human world. TV STORY-Number 1: The Troublemaking Phantom Thief

TV STORY-Number 2: International Police, Chase After Them

TV STORY-Number 3: Take Them Back No Matter What

TV STORY-Number 4: Unacceptable Relationship

Seizing the New VS Vehicles[]

TV STORY-Number 5: Targeted, the International Police

TV STORY-Number 6: What to Protect

TV STORY-Number 7: Always Saved

TV STORY-Number 8: The Thieves' Identities

Seizing a New VS Vehicle and Discovery of Zamigo[]

TV STORY-Number 9: In Order to Meet Again

TV STORY-Number 10: It's Not Over Yet

A Desire for Fame, Speed, and Haunted Houses[]

TV STORY-Number 11: I Will Continue Shooting

TV STORY-Number 12: Magical Bracelet

TV STORY-Number 13: Best and Worst Holiday

The Trap for the Patrangers and the Lupin Collection's Secret[]

TV STORY-Number 14: The Fabricated Trap

TV STORY-Number 15: The Work of a Police Officer

TV STORY-Number 16: Because You're a Friend

TV STORY-Number 17: Secret Feeling

TV STORY-Number 18: Secret of the Collection

TV STORY-Number 19: The Price of Disobeying Orders

The Arrival of X[]

TV STORY-Number 20: The New Thief is a Policeman

TV STORY-Number 21: Foe or Friend, On Board or Not?

TV STORY-Number 22: Love in Life

The Raimon Gang[]

TV STORY-Number 23: Status Gold

TV STORY-Number 24: Promise to Return Alive

TV STORY-Number 25: Make it the Strongest

Auctions, Dancing, and Birthdays[]

TV STORY-Number 26: The Hidden Auction

TV STORY-Number 27: Dancing Afterwards

TV STORY-Number 28: More Fighting on My Birthday

Goche's Experiment and the Aftermath[]

TV STORY-Number 29: Photos to Remember

TV STORY-Number 30: The Two Are on a Trip

TV STORY-Number 31: The Gangler Who Surrendered

TV STORY-Number 32: A Request for a Duel

TV STORY-Number 33: We Are the Youth Thief Brigade

The Lupin Magnum[]

TV STORY-Number 34: Legendary Gun

TV STORY-Number 35: Good People, Bad People, Ordinary People

TV STORY-Number 36: Shoot the Bomb

TV STORY-Number 37: Your Place to Return

VictoryStriker and SirenStriker[]

TV STORY-Number 38: Collection from Outer Space

TV STORY-Number 39: Bet on This

Destra's Revenge[]

TV STORY-Number 40: I Can't Stop Worrying

TV STORY-Number 41: A Door to Another World

TV STORY-Number 42: Time of Battle

Noel's Secret[]

TV STORY-Number 43: The Man Who Returned

TV STORY-Number 44: The Truth Found

Christmas, Games, Hidden Secrets and Sacrifices[]

TV STORY-Number 45: Looking Forward to Christmas

TV STORY-Number 46: An Inescapable Game

TV STORY-Number 47: What I Can Do Now

TV STORY-Number 48: The Real Face Under the Mask

Dogranio's Last Stand[]

TV STORY-Number 49: As A Phantom Thief, As A Police Officer

TV STORY-Number 50: Forever Adieu

TV STORY-Number 51: I'm Sure I'll See You Again

Aftermath[]

With its members dead and Dogranio incarcerated, the damage done by the Gangler's reign begins to dissipate, as the world begins to heal. However, several Ganglers still remain at large. TV STORY-Number 51: I'm Sure I'll See You Again

Members[]

Main article: Gangler Monsters

Main article: Raimon Gang

Arsenal[]

Behind the scenes[]

The Ganglers are designed by artists Masato Hisa and Ryosuke Shibuya.

Notes[]

The Ganglers are based on a hybrid of animals and objects.
Most of the Ganglers have a bone motif somewhere in their design.
Some background Gangler members in the first episode have elements of their bodies reused from past monster/villain costumes.
Their name comes from the words "gang" and "gambler".
The Ganglers hail from a shadowy realm known as the 'Back World'—a name that some translations interpret as the 'Underworld,' fittingly evoking a hidden domain of outlaws, secrets, and sinister dealings beneath the surface of reality.