 This article is about an army of grunts in Shuriken Sentai Ninninger.
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The Genin Supparage (下忍スッパラゲ) are Kyuemon Shingetsu Kibaoni's personal henchmen, serving alongside his Izayoi Way's Ninja Army Corps. They wear cloaked uniforms, don fox-like masks and wield ninjatō blades.
History[]
In the board game, they are disguised as Yoshitaka Igasaki, Kyuemon Shingetsu Kibaoni's Human form, high-school students, P.E. Students, and an enemy begs for mercy. 
TV STORY-Shinobi 29: Definitive Edition Ninja Sugoroku!
During the battle with Substitution Ninja Mujina, Kinji Takigawa is disguised as a Supparage, for advantages of the haze remove the crystallized jewelry. TV STORY-Shinobi 31: The Runaway Ninja!
They also disguised Great Demon King Supparagon (大魔王スッパラゴン Daimaō Supparagon), and a wandering Supparage who's true identify was a prince who was transformed by a curse by the Great Demon King Supparagon. TV STORY-Shinobi 37: Shuriken Legend ~The Road to Last Ninja~
Disguise[]
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Personality[]
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
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Abilities[]
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Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
- Ninja swords: They are armed with ninja katanas.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
The Supparages are voiced by Yuki Anai (穴井 勇輝 Anai Yūki), Kazuki Komine (小峰 一己 Komine Kazuki), Kei Sato (佐藤慧 Sato Kei), Jun Miyaoi (宮負 潤 Miyaoi Jun) and Takahiro Kageyama (影山 貴広 Kageyama Takahiro). They are portrayed by various unidentified suit actors.
- The word "Rappa! (ラッパ！)" is uttered in their sentences and grunts. Also, they have the ability to speak the human language.
Design[]
- The design of their masks are based on the Kitsune. The design of their outfits are based on ninjas.
Concept Art[]
Etymology[]
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Notes[]
- They are the only secondary footsoldiers not to be used throughout the season.
Appearances[]
See Also[]
- Foxbots - Power Rangers counterpart in Super Ninja Steel. See comparison page.
- Makamou Ninja Group
- equivalent motif counterpart in Kamen Rider Hibiki & The Seven Senki
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