- "Hey Omachi! Ebi Origami!"
- ―Summoning announcement[src]
The Ebi Origami (海老折神 Ebi Origami) is Shinken Gold's main Origami with the form of a lobster. It is known to be the youngest origami.
Overview[]
He created it with the power of his electronic mojikara, though the challenge was to fill it with more powerful mojikara to make it even move starting out until it was finally completed. It can transform into the tertiary mecha called DaiKaiOh.
Ebi Origami can attack opponents with energy discs thrown from its claws called Futomaki Halo (太巻き光輪 Futomaki Kōrin), though this is a rare occurrence, as the DaiKaiOh form has many advantages over the lobster mode.
Appearances: Shinkenger Episodes 17-27, 29-32, 34-37, 39-49
History[]
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Samurai Henkei DaiKaiOh[]
Samurai Giant DaiKaiOh (侍巨人ダイカイオー Samurai Kyojin Daikaiō) is a samurai giant that is formed from the Ebi Origami having undergone the "Samurai Transformation" (侍変形 Samurai Henkei), initiated by ShinkenGold entering the kanji for "change" (変 Hen) on the Sushi Changer and typing 1-2-2 to initiate the transformation. After transforming, ShinkenGold announces the completion with "DaiKaiOh, peerless under providence" (ダイカイオー 天下一品 Daikaiō, Tenka Ippin). DaiKaiOh has four modes that are signified by a different face and cardinal direction, each with a different Electronic Mojikara.
DaiKaiOh Higashi[]
DaiKaiOh Higashi (ダイカイオーヒガシ Daikaiō Higashi, from East (東 Higashi)) is the default mode that has the electronic Mojikara of light (光 Hikari) and a red face. After mode changing, the Sushi Changer announces "To to! Higashi!!" (とぉーとぉー!ヒガシ!! Tō tō! Higashi!!).
It uses the lobster claws on its shoulders as weapons to execute its Lobster Claw True Payback (海老ばさみ本手返し Ebibasami Honte Gaeshi) attack, where the lobster claws covered up its arms then do a double slash attack.
Appearances: Shinkenger Episodes 20-21, 23, 31-32, 43
DaiKaiOh Nishi[]
DaiKaiOh Nishi (ダイカイオーニシ Daikaiō Nishi, from West (西 Nishi)) is the defensive form that has wind (風 Kaze) as its Electronic Mojikara and a green face. After mode changing, the Sushi Changer announces "Alright! Nishi!!" (おっしゃー!ニシ!! Osshā! Nishi!!). It uses an iron fan, made from Ebi Origami's tail, to deflect attacks.
Appearances: Shinkenger Episodes 21, 31, 43
DaiKaiOh Minami[]
DaiKaiOh Minami (ダイカイオーミナミ Daikaiō Minami, from South (南 Minami)) has heat (熱気 Nekki) as its Electronic Mojikara and a blue face. After mode changing, the Sushi Changer announces "What! Minami!!" (ナンと!ミナミ!! Nan to! Minami!!).
In battle, it uses twin katana, made from Ebi Origami's face and antennae, as its weapons to perform the Lobster Sword Daimyo Fillet (海老刀大名おろし Ebigatana Daimyō Oroshi) attack, where the two katanas are covered in energy then do a double slash attack.
Appearances: Shinkenger Episodes 20, 31-32, 34, 43
DaiKaiOh Kita[]
DaiKaiOh Kita (ダイカイオーキタ Daikaiō Kita, from North (北 Kita)) is the mode that combines with the Ika Origami, to become Ika DaiKaiOh (イカダイカイオー Ika-Daikaiō), with an angry yellow face. After mode changing and combining, the Sushi Changer announces "It's here!" (キタキタキタキター! Kita kita kita kitā!) and ShinkenGold announces "Ika DaiKaiOh, armed under providence" (イカダイカイオー 天下無双 Ika Daikaiō, tenkamusō).
In battle, it uses the Ika Origami as a spear. Using the "thrust" (突 tsuku) Electronic Mojikara, Ika DaiKaiOh can deliver its Spear Squid Charge (槍烏賊突貫 Yariika Tokkan) finishing attack, where the squid spear is covered in electricity then do a thrust attack.
Appearances: Shinkenger Episodes 22-23, 30, 37, 43
Additional Formations[]
Shin Samurai Gattai DaiKai ShinkenOh[]
True Samurai Gattai DaiKai ShinkenOh (真侍合体ダイカイシンケンオー Shin Samurai Gattai Daikai-Shinken'ō) is the combination of ShinkenOh and DaiKaiOh.
To initiate the transformation, they insert the Shin Samurai Gattai Disk into the Inomaru and the Inomaru will announced: "Shin Samurai Gattai Disk", then the Shinkenger will yell out: "Shin Samurai Gattai! (Transformation sequence) Daikaishinken-Oh! Under the Providence!". The Ebi Origami becomes golden samurai armor for ShinkenOh, replacing the entire upper body, which folds back and allows the Kame and Saru OriGami to hold the mecha's twin swords. It has an unnamed attack where the Kame, Shishi, and the Saru Origami behind its back fire beams of energy.
It can perform the (二天一流 乱れ斬り Niten Ichi-ryū: Midare Giri)Finishing move, where it preforms multiple slashes with the Lobster Swords.
Appearances: Shinkenger Episodes 24-27, 29, 35-37, 39-40, 42, Shinkenger: Special Act, 44, 47-49, Goseiger vs. Shinkenger
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
DaiKaiOh's suit actor is Jiro Okamoto (岡元 次郎 Okamoto Jirō).[1]
Design[]
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Etymology[]
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Notes[]
- It is nicknamed "Ebizo" by Genta and, as noted by Ryunosuke, the name is respected in Kabuki theatre.
TV STORY-Act 19: Learning the Samurai Disposition - All of the announcements DaiKaiOh make contain puns on the directions they are based on.
- The kanji for "East" can also be read as "tō".
- The kanji for "West" is read in Mandarin Chinese similar to the pronunciation of shā (しゃー)
- The kanji for "South" can also be read as nan.
- The kanji for "North" is a homophone for the Japanese phasing of "it's here".
Appearances[]
Samurai Sentai Shinkenger
- Act 17: The Sushi Samurai (brief appearance)
- Act 18: Samurai Promotion
- Act 19: Learning the Samurai Disposition
- Act 20: The Ebi Origami's Transformation (first appearance of DaiKaiOh Higashi)
- Act 21: The Father and Son Bears (first appearance of DaiKaiOh Nishi)
- Act 22: Lord Butler (first appearance of DaiKaiOh Kita)
- Act 23: The Rampaging Gedoushu
- Act 24: The True Samurai Combination (First appearance of DaiKai ShinkenOh)
- Samurai Sentai Shinkenger the Movie: The Fateful War
- Act 25: The Dream World
- Act 26: Decisive Match Number One
- Act 27: Switched Lives
- Act 28: The Lantern Samurai
- Act 29: The Runaway Lantern
- Act 30: The Manipulated Academy
- Act 31: The Kyoryu Origami
- Act 32: The Ushi Origami (first appearance of DaiKaiOh Minami)
- Act 34: Fatherly Love, Girlish Innocence
- Act 35: Eleven Origami All Combination
Samurai Sentai Shinkenger vs. Go-Onger: GinmakuBang!!- Act 36: The Curry Samurai
- Act 37: The Epic Glue Battle
- Act 39: The Very Urgent First Aid Emergency
- Act 40: The Honorable Leader Heads to the Front Lines
- Act 41: The Sent Words
- Act 42: Two Centuries' Ambition
- Act 43: One Last Sword
- The Return of Samurai Sentai Shinkenger: Special Act
- Act 44: The Eighteenth Head of the Shiba House
- Act 45: The Impersonator
- Act 46: The Showdown Clash
- Act 47: Bonds
- Closing Act: The Samurai Sentai is Eternal
Tensou Sentai Goseiger vs. Shinkenger: Epic on Ginmaku
See Also[]
- Samurai ClawZord - Power Rangers counterpart in Samurai. See comparison page. & Super Samurai
References[]
- ↑ Glide Media <Glide Media Mook No.62>. (2010). "Samurai Sentai Shinkenger Official Reader: Shinken Showdown!". pp. 86-87, "Shinken Cross Talk: Hiroshi Butsuda × Hideaki Kusaka". ISBN 978-4-8130-8062-6.
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