 This article is about an episode in Mashin Sentai Kiramager.
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Episode 30: Proud Super Warrior (誇り高き超戦士 Hokori Takaki Chōsenshi) is the thirtieth episode of Mashin Sentai Kiramager.
Synopsis[]
Mashin Hakobu and Mashin Oradin have successfully joined the Kiramagers. They joke in the HQ about needing some more fellow warriors. However, Mr. Hakataminami is silently staring off in the distance. Just what is he thinking about behind those glasses of his? Later on, the Kiramagers respond to an emergency alert of a Jamen Monster and rush to the scene, expecting to end the battle quickly with the Kiraful Go Arrow as Go Kiramagers. However, when they attempt to summon the weapon, nothing comes. Mr. Hakataminami exclaims: "It's my turn now... I made a promise to King Oradin...", and walks away with the Kiraful Go Arrow in hand. "A promise with my father...?" Takamichi wonders as he suddenly starts to feel nervous. "Maybe he's... maybe he's trying to become the 7th Kiramager?!" Juru exclaims to the others, who can't contain their surprised reactions.
Plot[]
The Kiramagers celebrate that Oradin is alive and can add much needed firepower to their team. The Mashins note that aside from them being commoners and Oradin a king, there's no way to contact him from Atamald on a regular basis aside from getting Hakobu to take them there everytime. The Kiramagers then speculate about getting another Kiramager to help them out before an alert forces them to deploy. As they do, Hakataminami wonders if his moment has come.
The Jamen Monster has the ability to stiffen humans as if they become mannequins but not to make them full mannequins. Within seconds of the Kiramager's arrival, he uses this on Sena, whom Tametomo has to carry away. As the Kiramagers gain the advantage and call for the Kiraful Go-Arrow, Mabusheena tells them that Hakataminami took it offline to make unknown changes to it, saying that it may be his time to shine. The Jamen Monster escapes.
At the base, Tametomo bemoans that they could not finish the fight with the Kiraful Go-Arrow while the rest speculate what Hakataminami meant. Takamichi recalls parts of a conversation between Oradin and Hakataminami before the former left for Crystaria with Takamichi to heal him after the Monstone entered his body. Oradin had told Hakataminami that he had the makings of a warrior and that he would know what to do when the time came. Based on this, the Kiramagers and Mashins speculate that Hakataminami is turning Kiraful Go-Arrow into a changer so he can become a seventh Kiramager, KirameiGold, with Oradin as his Mashin partner. Mabusheena and Takamichi are excited and vow to support this goal, feeling guilty that Takamichi's injury and treatment off-world deprived Hakataminami of his brother growing up. Tametomo considers this inefficient, while Juuru is skeptical that this is Hakataminami's plan.
Yodonna upgrades the Jamen Monster to make complete mannequins of humans. When the Kiramagers confront him next, he uses this ability on Sayo. During the fight, Takamichi continuously pleads with the others to not summon the Kiraful Go-Arrow so Hakataminami can finish turning it into his changer.
Hakataminami calls and tells them it's ready. Takamichi asks if KirameiGold is about to debut. Confused by what Takamichi is talking aobut, Hakataminami explains that he's upgraded the Kiraful Go-Arrow so it can link to Atamald and call Oradin whenever they need him. The conversation from 15 years ago between Oradin and Hakataminami began with the latter offering various gifts for the royal family, palace staff, and his brother. Oradin, impressed by Hakataminami's thoughtfulness, told him that he was a warrior in the sense that he provides the kind of support warriors needs in order to fight their best. Oradin's promise was to lend his aid whenever Hakataminami needed it; Hakataminami now was giving that favor to the Kiramagers by using the Kiraful Go-Arrow. Juuru explains to Takamichi that he suspected something like this; Hakataminami shines the most when helping from CARAT labs, not when fighting on the front lines.
Juuru uses the Kiraful Go-Arrow to transform himself and Shigeru into Go KirameiRed and Go KirameiBlue. Shigeru remains on the ground to finish the fight while Juuru pilots Grateful Phoenix.
After the battle, with the female Kiramagers restored, Oradin praises Hakataminami's ability to develop a device that could communicate with Atamald. Oradin notes that now Mabusheena can speak to him whenever she wants, while Takamichi proudly celebrates having the best supporting brother he could ask for.
Cast[]
- Juru Atsuta (熱田 充瑠 Atsuta Jūru): Rio Komiya (小宮 璃央 Komiya Rio)
- Tametomo Imizu (射水 為朝 Imizu Tametomo): Rui Kihara (木原 瑠生 Kihara Rui)
- Sena Hayami (速見 瀬奈 Hayami Sena): Yume Shinjo (新庄 由芽 Shinjō Yume)
- Shiguru Oshikiri (押切 時雨 Oshikiri Shiguru): Atom Mizuishi (水石 亜飛夢 Mizuishi Atomu)
- Sayo Oharu (大治 小夜 Ōharu Sayo): Mio Kudo (工藤 美桜 Kudō Mio)
- Takamichi Crystaria (クリスタリア宝路 Kurisutaria Takamichi): Kohei Shoji (庄司浩平 Shōji Kōhei)
- Muryou Hakataminami (博多南 無鈴 Hakataminami Muryō): Daimaou Kosaka (古坂大魔王 Kosaka Daimaō)
- Princess Mabushina (マブシーナ姫 Mabushīna-hime, Voice): Inori Minase (水瀬 いのり Minase Inori)
- King Oradin (オラディン王 Oradin Ō, Voice), Mashin Oradin (魔進オラディン Mashin Oradin, Voice): Tomokazu Sugita (杉田 智和 Sugita Tomokazu)
- Mashin Fire (魔進ファイヤ Mashin Faiya, Voice): Kenichi Suzumura (鈴村 健一 Suzumura Ken'ichi)
- Mashin Shovellow (魔進ショベロー Mashin Shoberō, Voice): Mitsuo Iwata (岩田 光央 Iwata Mitsuo)
- Mashin Mach (魔進マッハ Mashin Mahha, Voice): Kenji Akabane (赤羽根 健治 Akabane Kenji)
- Mashin Jetter (魔進ジェッタ Mashin Jetta, Voice): Genki Okawa (大河 元気 Ōkawa Genki)
- Mashin Helico (魔進ヘリコ Mashin Heriko, Voice): Yuki Nagaku (長久 友紀 Nagaku Yuki)
- Mashin Zabyun (魔進ザビューン Mashin Zabyūn, Voice): Hiroyuki Yoshino (吉野 裕行 Yoshino Hiroyuki)
- Mashin Hakobu (魔進ハコブー Mashin Hakobū, Voice): Tetsu Inada (稲田徹 Inada Tetsu)
- Mask of Darkness Carantula (闇の仮面遣いクランチュラ Yami no Kamen Tsukai Kuranchura, Voice): Yasuhiro Takato (高戸 靖広 Takato Yasuhiro)
- Yodonna (ヨドンナ) : Nashiko Momotsuki (桃月なしこ Momotsuki Nashiko)
Guest Cast[]
- Mannequin Jamen (マネキン邪面 Manekin Jamen, Voice): Kohsuke Toriumi (鳥海 浩輔 Toriumi Kōsuke)
- Muryou Hakataminami(Young): Sōma Asada (浅田壮摩 Asada Sōma)
Suit Actors[]
- Kiramai Red: Shigeki Ito (伊藤茂騎 Itō Shigeki)
- Kiramai Yellow: Masato Tsutamune (蔦宗 正人 Tsutamune Masato)
- Kiramai Blue: Yasuhiro Takeuchi (竹内 康博 Takeuchi Yasuhiro)
- Kiramai Pink: Ayumi Shimozono (下園 愛弓 Shimozono Ayumi)
- Kiramai Silver, Mashin Henkei GigantDriller: Masashi Takada (高田 将司 Takada Masashi)
- King Oradin, Mashin Gattai Kiramaizin: Yohei Fujita (藤田 洋平 Fujita Yōhei)
- Princess Mabushina: Mizuho Nogawa (野川 瑞穂 Nogawa Mizuho)
- Mask of Darkness Carantula: Naoko Kamio (神尾 直子 Kamio Naoko)
- Mashin Gattai Grateful Phoenix: Shinsuke Kusano (草野 伸介 Kusano Shinsuke)
- Mannequin Jamen: Hiroyuki Muraoka (村岡 弘之 Muraoka Hiroyuki)
- Torso Hildon: Hajime Kanzaki (神前 元 Kanzaki Hajime)
Errors[]
- Some people (including Sena) are still moving slightly when they're frozen.
- Because of stock footage, Yodonna is briefly shown with her human disguise hair when she transforms.
- Sayo's last line about Kiramai Gold during the episode's last scene is clearly dubbed over, as she is not mouthing the words in the shot.
Notes[]
- Viewership: 1.5%
- As part of Super Hero Time, this episode aired alongside Kamen Rider Saber
episode 9, Chapter 9: Overlapping, the Sound Swordsman. - As part of the Kiramai Music Festival (キラメイ音楽祭 Kiramei Ongaku-sai), "Kiraful Miracle Kiramager" was replaced with "Hakase Janai Yo, Hakata Da Yo! Shikamo Minami Da Yo!", written and sung by Daimaou Kosaka, Muryou's actor, in the ending credits.[1] Tetsu Inada announces the segment as Mashin Hakobu.
- The title of the episode is a reference to the film The Proud Challenge (誇り高き挑戦 Hokori Takaki Chōsen), a 1962 Japanese black-and-white crime action film produced by Toei Company.
- Muryou having his glasses reflected while folding his hands in front of his face is a reference to Gendo Ikari's trademark pose in Neon Genesis Evangelion.
- The opening has been updated with Grateful Phoenix.
- Sena does not transform in this episode.
- Galza does not appear in this episode.
External links[]
- TV Asahi's official preview for 誇り高き超戦士
- Toei TV's official episode guide for 誇り高き超戦士
- JAE's official episode guide for 誇り高き超戦士
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