Kibaoni Army Corps

This article is about a villain group in Shuriken Sentai Ninninger.

Kibaoni Army Corps

Shuriken Sentai Ninninger

Villains

Coexisted with:

Shocker

Izayoi Way Ninja Army Corps

Teamed up with:

Roidmudes

Evil Army Shadow Line
Deathgalien

Chronological/Production Order

previous	next
Evil Army Shadow Line	Izayoi Way Ninja Army Corps

The Kibaoni Army Corps (牙鬼軍団, Kibaoni Gundan, lit. "Fanged Demon Army Corp") are a clan of Yokai who are led by the warlord Gengetsu Kibaoni.

History

Gengetsu Kibaoni and his mates were sealed for good by the Last Ninja in the 48 Shuriken Seals, but these seals are now broken and scattered. Some of the seals are with the Kibaoni Army Corp and some are with Ninningers but some are lost. Due to them being broken the Kibaoni Army Corp are once again revived and are now on finding the lost seals and they are now led by Fanged Demon Gengetsu and his two generals. They have the mission to gather the "Power Of Fear" by terrorizing humans.

Zyuohger vs. Ninninger

Gengetsu, Raizo, and Tsugomori were revived alongside Bangray and Jagged by Gillmarda to fight the Ninningers and Zyuohgers. TV STORY-Doubutsu Sentai Zyuohger vs. Ninninger: Message from the Future from Super Sentai

Members

Main article: Yokai (Ninninger)

Special Arsenal/Vehicles

Yo Shuriken
48 Sealing Shuriken

Behind the scenes

The Kibaoni Army Corps serves as the evil organization in the 39th Super Sentai Series entry Shuriken Sentai Ninninger (2015-16).

Notes

Their name is similar to that of the Youkai Army Corps of Kakuranger; both involve forces with yokai as the main enemy.
- Both of their foot soldiers also have same color scheme with blue sent ai rangers of the respective teams.
- Later they added The Izayoi Way Ninja Army Corp in the army, which it gives homage of Space Ninja Group Jakanja of Hurricanger, thus making the army involve both forces of yokai and ninja as the main enemy.
The higher-up Kibaoni forces have incomplete Noh theatre masks incorporated into their designs.
It was said that Gengetsu Kibaoni and his army would return 444 years after their first defeat. While 4 doesn't have much meaning in western cultures, in Japanese the number '4' is considered a scary number due to it being pronounced sometimes as 'shi,' which can also mean 'death.'