 This article is about a villain in Mirai Sentai Timeranger.
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- "I don't remember. I can't recall every time I've done something like that. So I'm finished....Lila....I wanted to see your face one more time....Do you know you look just like my mother?"
- ―Don Dolnero's final words before his death[src]
Don Dolnero (ドン・ドルネロ Don Dorunero, 1-47), was a crime lord, the leader of Londerz Family and the initial main antagonist of Mirai Sentai Timeranger.
History[]
A blue whale-like alien mafioso godfather who is only in it for the money, though he also comes with a firm love for the family. Original leader of the mafia group, the Dolnero Family (ドルネロズファミリ Dorunero Famirī). He was to be put under imprisonment for 1,000 years, as Prisoner #35273, until his gang (Lila and Gien) took over the prison and managed to go back in time to pull off numerous crimes. Resembles an overweight middle-aged mafioso in human form. With Borg's help, he took over a company to make even more money, setting up a "protection business". He cares for his associates, especially Gien, whose mental stability often concerns him.
End of Don Dolnero
When Gien released Hell's Gate Prisoner Emboss, Dolnero provided his blood to the Timerangers so the City Guardians could make the vaccine before he shut down Gien with a special attachment to stop him from going too far in his psychotic delights. Once the attachment was removed and destroyed, Dolnero evacuated the Londers Prison before going out to kill Gien, who was a totally insane robot by that time. Dolnero was unable to carry out the deed, only to be killed himself. In his final moments, he gave the Timerangers the remaining Londers Prisoners he had in the Londers Prison.
Personality[]
Dolnero was a criminal mastermind and a ruthless mob boss, but he was friendly and jovial to his allies and emphasized the "family" aspect of his organization. He saved Gien's life after the latter helped him hide from his enemies and genuinely cares for Lila and the criminals he inducts into his family. He regretted turning Gien into a robot, lamenting that his attempts to save the boy who had previously saved his life caused him to turn into a monster. Dolnero deeply loved his family to the point that he asks the Timerangers to take his remaining criminals back to the 30th century in his dying moments.
He does not remember any specific assassinations he has ordered, due to making so many of them they are a common daily activity to him.
Dolnero loves cigars and is constantly seen enjoying one.
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Profile[]
- Depression Seal Location: Right side of stomach, removed after Gien takes down the officers.
- Prisoner Number: #35273
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Portrayal[]
- Don Dolnero and his human form are voiced by Ryuzaburo Otomo (大友 龍三郎 Ōtomo Ryūzaburō). As Dozan Kinjo, he was portrayed by the late Kihee Senbonmatsu (千本松喜兵衛 Senbonmatsu Kihee).
Design[]
- Don Dolnero is designed by Yoshiro Harada. Originally, Dolnero's motif was supposed to be a Tyrannosaurus; it was changed to a blue whale later in development.
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Etymology[]
- His name is a pun on the word dinheiro, which means "money" in Portuguese, the word dinero, which means "money" in Spanish, as well as the word "dollar".
- "Don" is an Italian name for a crime boss; similar to Don Armage and his successor, Don Arkage, who each lead the Space Shogunate Jark Matter from Uchu Sentai Kyuranger.
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Appearances[]
Mirai Sentai Timeranger
- Case File 1: The Time Fugitives
- Case File 2: The Unseen Future
- Case File 3: Acceleration of Dreams
- Case File 4: The Hostage is an Alien
- Case File 5: The Third Combination
- Case File 6: The Fabricated Invitee
- Case File 7: Domon Hospitalized
- Case File 8: An Explosion in the Arts
- Case File 9: The Don's Depression
- Case File 10: The Escape to Tomorrow
- Case File 11: Death-Fight Town
- Case File 12: Wish Upon a Star
- Case File 14: Dead Heat
- Case File 15: Search for the Sniper
- Case File 16: A Nearby Dream
- Case File 17: The Twisted Holy Fist
- Case File 18: A Shadowy Premonition
- Case File 19: The Moonlight Knight
- Case File 20: The Renewed Bond
- Case File 21: Sion's Style
- Case File 22: Pink Temptation
- Case File 23: Beat Up
- Case File 24: Yellow, Sometimes Blue
- Case File 25: Broken Trust
- Case File 26: The Countdown of Trust
- Case File 29: The Fiery New Warrior
- Case File 30: Report Cries of Fire
- Case File 31: The Straying Game
- Case File 32: Save the Criminals
- Case File 33: Little Lady
- Case File 34: As-sass-in
- Case File 35: Tomorrow Isn't Coming
- Mirai Sentai Timeranger vs. GoGoFive
- Case File 37: Targeted Power
- Case File 38: Good Night
- Case File 39: A Lie Soaked in Rain
- Case File 40: Ayase Retires!?
- Case File 41: Expose the Prophet
- Case File 42: The Fallen Angel of Destruction
- Case File 43: The History Revision Order
- Case File 44: The Revolt Against Time
- Case File 45: The End! TR (Tomorrow Research) (archive footage only)
- Case File 46: The Future is no More
- Case File 47: The End of the Don (Death)
- Case File 50: To an Infinite Tomorrow (mentioned only)
See Also[]
- Ransik - Power Rangers counterpart in Time Force. See comparison page. ((in concept of being the villain’s leader))
- Gluto - Power Rangers counterpart in Time Force. See comparison page. (costume)
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