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Don 47: DonNo Conference (ドンノーかいぎ Don'nō Kaigi) is the forty-seventh episode of Avataro Sentai Donbrothers. It is the first part of the Donbrothers' four-part endgame.
Synopsis[]
The Donbrothers and the Noto are holding a "DonNoto Meeting" in the presence of Master Kaito at Café Donbura. Originally, an enemy and an ally, who would never meet, are trying to join hands through discussion. Sonoi and the other Noto want to join the Donbrothers, but the opinions of Taro and the other Donbrothers are divided. There, the Noto Inspector Sonoshi appears…
Plot[]
The Donbrothers and the Noto Trio hold a meeting in order to form a peace treaty amongst the two sides. Tsuyoshi, still believing that Miho is not a Juto, angrily confronts the other Donbrothers after Tsubasa reveals the truth about Miho, only for Taro to assert Miho's true nature as a Juto. Tsuyoshi, unable to comprehend this, mourns the loss of his wife, while the meeting continues.
As the meeting goes on, Jin Momoi, Taro's adoptive father, arrives at the cafe and reveals that Sonoi had visited him earlier in order to gain access to the Juto forest. Furthermore, Jin reveals Kaito's identity as the True Hero, Taro then reveals that Jiro is unable to attend, as he is still comprehending his new situation from the previous episode. The Donbrothers and Noto hold it up to a vote: Taro, Sonoi, Haruka, and Sononi agree to be a team together, while Shinichi, Tsuyoshi, Tsubasa, and Sonoza are against the idea, thus making the final decision a tie. Just then, Sonoshi, Sonogo, and Sonoroku arrive at the cafe, wondering why the two teams are not responding to the ruckus the trio had committed. Sonoshi, Sonogo, and Sonoroku agree for the two teams to fight alongside each other, shortly before all three teams are dispatched to stop Tamaki and Shinnosuke, both of whom were at the cafe earlier and have turned into Hitotsuki. While the Donbrothers fight the two Hitotsuki, the Noto Generals clash. Tsuyoshi, angered at the affection occurring all around him, angrily attacks Shinnosuke, only for him to be absorbed by Tamaki. Taro fights Tamaki in exchange, only for him to be absorbed by Shinnosuke
Cast[]
- Taro Momoi (桃井 タロウ Momoi Tarō): Kouhei Higuchi (樋口 幸平 Higuchi Kōhei)
- Shinichi Saruhara (猿原 真一 Saruhara Shin'ichi): Yuuki Beppu (別府 由来 Beppu Yūki)
- Haruka Kitou (鬼頭 はるか Kitō Haruka): Kohaku Shida (志田 こはく Shida Kohaku)
- Tsubasa Inuzuka (犬塚 翼 Inuzuka Tsubasa): Totaro (柊太朗 Tōtarou)
- Tsuyoshi Kijino (雉野 つよし Kijino Tsuyoshi): Hirofumi Suzuki (鈴木 浩文 Suzuki Hirofumi)
- Jiro Momotani (桃谷 ジロウ Momotani Jirō): Raizou Ishikawa (石川 雷蔵 Ishikawa Raizō)
- Kaito Goshikida (五色田 介人 Goshikida Kaito): Kiita Komagine (駒木根 葵汰 Komagine Kiita)
- Jin Momoi (桃井 陣 Momoi Jin): Soko Wada (和田 聰宏 Wada Sōkō)
- Sonoi (ソノイ ): Yuya Tominaga (富永 勇也 Tominaga Yūya)
- Sononi (ソノニ ): Amisa Miyazaki (宮崎 あみさ Miyazaki Amisa)
- Sonoza (ソノザ ): Shinnosuke Takahashi (タカハシ シンノスケ Takahashi Shin'nosuke)
- Sonoshi (ソノシ ): Tomoki Hirose (廣瀬智紀 Hirose Tomoki)
- Sonogo (ソノゴ ): Mana Takai (高井真菜 Takai Mana)
- Sonoroku (ソノロク ): Shin Koyanagi (小柳心 Koyanagi Shin)
Guest Cast[]
- Tamaki (たまき )/Dengekiki (電撃鬼 ): Moeka Ukawa (鵜川 もえか Ukawa Moeka)
- Shinnosuke (真之助 )/Sekaiki (世界鬼 ): Ryota Togi (栫 良太 Togi Ryota)
Suit Actors[]
- Don Momotaro: Kosuke Asai (浅井 宏輔 Asai Kōsuke)
- Saru Brother: Yasuhiro Takeuchi (竹内 康博 Takeuchi Yasuhiro)
- Oni Sister: Ayumi Shimozono (下園 愛弓 Shimozono Ayumi)
- Inu Brother: Shigeki Ito (伊藤 茂騎 Itō Shigeki)
- Kiji Brother: Masashi Takada (高田 将司 Takada Masashi)
- Transformed Sonoi: Hirotsugu Mori (森 博嗣 Mori Hirotsugu)
- Transformed Sononi, Crane Juto: Yuichi Hachisuka (蜂須賀 祐一 Hachisuka Yūichi)
- Transformed Sonoza: Riichi Seike (清家 利一 Seike Riichi)
- Transformed Sonoshi: Kenya Saitou (齊藤 謙也 Saitō Kenya)
- Transformed Sonogo: Nagisa Tabata (田畑 渚 Tabata Nagisa)
- Transformed Sonoroku: Shinsuke Kusano (草野 伸介 Kusano Shinsuke)
- Sekaiki: Naoya Iguchi (井口 尚哉 Iguchi Naoya)
- Dengekiki: Takahiro Yoneoka (米岡 孝弘 Yoneoka Takahiro)
Form Changes and Collectibles Used[]
Avataro Gears[]
- Don Momotaro - N/A
- Saru Brother - N/A
- Oni Sister - N/A
- Inu Brother - N/A
- Kiji Brother - N/A
Avatar Changes[]
- Don Momotaro - N/A
- Saru Brother - N/A
- Oni Sister - N/A
- Inu Brother - N/A
- Kiji Brother - N/A
Errors[]
- In the Toei website, it shows Jiro in his fusion form, which does not appear until the next episode.
Notes[]
- Viewership: 4.9%
- As part of Super Hero Time, this episode aired alongside Kamen Rider Geats episode 21, Divergence V: Gazer's Hammer!
- Donbrothers sunglasses featured in title card: Red
- Count at episode end
- Gears in the Donbrothers' possession: Zenkaiger, Ryusoulger, ToQger, Lupinranger, Ohranger, Patranger, Zyuohger, Fiveman, Kiramager, Go-Busters, Gokaiger, Ninninger, Kyuranger, Kyoryuger, Turboranger, Carranger, Zyuranger, Jetman, Go-Onger, Dairanger, Hurricaneger, Shinkenger, Megaranger, Gekiranger, Kakuranger, Goggle V, Magiranger, Dynaman, Abaranger, Flashman, Goseiger, Boukenger, Sun Vulcan, Dekaranger, Liveman, GoGoFive, Gingaman, Denziman, J.A.K.Q., Timeranger, Maskman, Gorenger, Bioman, Gaoranger
- This is the first episode to have two Hitotsuki in one episode which are also the final two Hitotsuki that are themed after Super Sentai teams who had chronologically debuted during the Showa Era (1975 to 1988) and the 20th century overall (1975 to 1999).
- Jiro does not appear transformed in this episode.
- The date shown on the calendar in Café Donbura is Sunday, February 5, the same as the episode's air date.
- This episode features the first appearance of the Anoni since Don 37 as well as their final appearance in the show overall. They would later return in Avataro Sentai Donbrothers vs Zenkaiger.
DVD/Blu-ray Releases[]
Avataro Sentai Donbrothers Volume 12 features episodes 46-50: Don 46: A Natsumi Night's Dream, Don 47: DonNo Conference, Don 48: 9 Donbro, Don 49: Last Memories, and Don Final: We Have Made True Bonds.
External Links[]
- TV Asahi's official preview for ドンノーかいぎ
- Toei TV's official episode guide for ドンノーかいぎ
- JAE's official episode guide for ドンノーかいぎ
References[]
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