 This article is about a villain in Mirai Sentai Timeranger.
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- "Dolnero...Where did you go? I...can count money now. One...Two..."
- ―Gien's final words before his death and reincarnation. He dies as his original personality resurfaces.[src]
Gien (ギエン) was a robotic scientist who served as Don Dolnero's partner and the final antagonist of Mirai Sentai Timeranger. Despite his psychotic, cruel, and downright evil tendencies, Gien is one of the more tragic characters in the series.
History[]
Gien was actually a cyborg, formerly an uneducated, human boy who befriended Don Dolnero in 2990 when he was hiding from the Kuronz Family, who nearly killed Gien for refusing to reveal Dolnero's location to them. Dolnero saved his life by having a friend of his transfer the boy's brain into a robotic body. There were horrible side-effects that made, and still are making, Gien increasingly insane. He had access to the Hell's Gate Prisoners and cared for nothing except for his own maniacal pleasures, going against Dolnero's orders sometimes as well. He also constructed several massive robots, that are powered by the Lambda 2000 crystal he stole from the Kawasaki Laboratories twice. He also attempted to take control of the V-Rex as well.
After seeing the G-Zord in action, Gien created a device to drain the power from the G-Zord and then from the Timerangers robots. During the last second, Tatsuya Asami arrived to help his friends, beating Gien before destroying his device.
Though the G-Zord was destroyed, Gien used the Lambda-2000 he stole to assume his role as the "God of Destruction". Don Dolnero eventually tried all in his power to stop Gien, only to die in the vain attempt. Gien later piloted the NeoCrisis robot, wired into his creation as he destroyed everything in his path. In the end, Gien was fatally wounded when his robot was destroyed by the V-Rex. The person Gien once was resurfaced before he died, dissolved to dust and reincarnated.
Personality[]
As a human, Gien was a kind and very friendly individual. After the side-effects of cyborg surgery, he has become insane including obsessed with murder and destruction.
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
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Abilities[]
- Skilled Genius: Gien gains his genius intelligence after becoming a cyborg, he can create many powerful robots including Nova, MechaCrisis and NeoCrisis.
Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
- Gun Arm: Gien's left arm can transformed into a gun for combat.
- Mouth Beam: Gien can fire an energy blast from his mouth.
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Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
- Gien is voiced by Kōji Tobe (戸部 公爾 Tobe Kōji). His human form is portrayed by Nobuhiro Tenma (天間信紘 Tenma Nobuhiro). When Disguised as a prison guard in Case File 1: The Time Fugitives, he was portrayed by Satoshi Wada (和田 智 Wada Satoshi).
Design[]
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Etymology[]
- His name is a pun of the Japanese currency, yen, and the Japanese word for "donation" (義捐, gien).
Notes[]
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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 27: The Small Hometown
- Case File 28: A Time of Reunion
- 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 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
- Case File 48: The Return to the Future
- Case File 49: Beyond the Millennium
- Case File 50: To an Infinite Tomorrow (final appearance and death)
See Also[]
- Frax - Power Rangers counterpart in Time Force. See comparison page.
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