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Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger Season Tsuu

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Logo-supersentaiThis article is about an additional unnumbered (EX) series entry in the Super Sentai series.

Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger Season Tsuu (非公認戦隊アキバレンジャーシーズン痛(ツー) Hikōnin Sentai Akibarenjā Shīzun Tsū), is the second season of Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger, the "unofficial installment" of the Super Sentai series. It began airing on April 6, 2013.

Like the first season, the series is geared towards teenagers and otaku rather than young children like the mainstream series.[1]

Funnily noted, the Akibarangers hinted a return during their final episode, though the series was never renewed for a third season.

Plot[]

Nobuo Akagi finds the MMZ-01 and Inordinate Cannon, weapons of the Akibarangers, in a store that sells Super Sentai as DX toys! Have the Akibarangers suddenly become a part of the official list of Super Sentai, unbeknownst to them? What has happened to the official heroes? He and the other Akibarangers encounter a new villain who is a major fan of Super Sentai and had modeled himself after classic villains, and who else is by his side but ©Na who wields an odd version of the MMZ-01 herself?

Production[]

Akibaranger 2 logo

Initial logo as seen on early script covers.

During production, the series originally had a tentative working title of Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger 2 (非公認戦隊アキバレンジャー2 Hikōnin Sentai Akibarenjā Tsū).[2]

Characters[]

Akibaranger Season Tsuu (Team)

Akibarangers Season Tsuu

Akibarangers[]

Main Article: Akibarangers
Color Name Actor
Akiba Red Nobuo Akagi Masato Wada
Akiba Blue Mitsuki Aoyagi ► Luna Iwashimizu Kyoko Hinami ► Shione Sawada
Akiba Yellow Yumeria Moegi Karin Ogino

Allies[]

Choco‑tan Choko Nakagawa

Imaginary Legends[]

Imaginary Legend

Akibaranger and the six Imaginary Legend teams

Red Hawk Ryu Tendo
Black Condor Gai Yuuki
Yellow Owl Raita Oishi
White Swan Kaori Rokumeikan
Blue Swallow Ako Hayasaka
DekaRed Banban "Ban" Akaza
DekaBlue Houji "Hoji" Tomasu
DekaGreen Senichi "Sen-chan" Enari
DekaYellow Marika "Jasmine" Reimon
DekaPink Koume "Umeko" Kodou
DekaBreak Tekkan "Tetsu" Aira (Tokkyou)
Bouken Red Satoru Akashi
Bouken Black Masumi Inou
Bouken Blue Souta Mogami
Bouken Yellow Natsuki Mamiya
Bouken Pink Sakura Nishihori
Bouken Silver Eiji Takaoka
China Red/RyuRanger Ryo of the Heavenly Fire Star
AkibaWhite/KibaRanger Kou of the Howling New Star
ShishiRanger Daigo of the Heavenly Phantom Star
TenmaRanger Shoji of the Heavenly Gravity Star
KirinRanger Kazu of the Heavenly Time Star
HououRanger Rin of the Heavenly Wind Star
Red Powerful Ranger/TyrannoRanger Yamato Tribe Prince Geki
Green Powerful Ranger/DragonRanger Yamato Tribe Knight Burai
MammothRanger Sharma Tribe Knight Goushi
TriceraRanger Etof Tribe Knight Dan
TigerRanger Daim Tribe Knight Boi
PteraRanger Risha Tribe Princess Mei
HurricaneRed Yosuke Shiina
HurricaneBlue Nanami Nono
HurricaneYellow Kota Bito
JakanRed/KabutoRaiger Ikkou Kasumi
JakanBlue/KuwagaRaiger Isshu Kasumi
Shurikenger Sky Ninja Shurikenger
  • Deceased Legends (13)
Yellow4 Mika Koizumi
TimeFire Naoto Takizawa
AbareKiller Mikoto Nakadai

Neo Dimensional Brain Reconstructive Underground True Empire of Baros lol[]

JakanYellow/TentoRaiger Hadezukin (7)

Blatantly Evil Marketing Firm B[]

Imaginary Sentai Villains[]

Other[]

Arsenal[]

Main article: Arsenal (Akibaranger Season Tsuu)

Transformation Devices/Sidearms[]

Ludicrous Power[]

Mecha[]

Legend:✶ team-piloted mecha, ❖ aux mecha

Episodes[]

All episode titles are written in kanji like Shinkenger, however they all start with the word Delusion (妄想 Mōsō), (similar to "Abare" being in all titles of Abaranger)

  1. Ep. 1: Delusional War (妄想大戦 Mōsō Taisen)
  2. Ep. 2: Chinese Delusions (妄想中華 Mōsō Chūka)
  3. Ep. 3: Martial Arts Delusion (妄想拳劇 Mōsō-ken Geki)
  4. Ep. 4: Delusional Goddess (妄想女神 Mōsō Megami)
  5. Ep. 5: Delusional Imports (妄想輸入 Mōsō Shunyū)
  6. Ep. 6: Delusional Niangniang (妄想娘娘（ニャンニャン） Mōsō Nyannyan)
  7. Ep. 7: Delusional Spy (妄想間者 Mōsō Kanja)
  8. Ep. 8: Delusional Beauty War (妄想美闘 Mōsō Bitō)
  9. Ep. 9: Delusion Number Two (妄想弐號 Mōsō Nigō)
  10. Ep. 10: Delusional Pillow Talk (妄想枕語 Mōsō Makurakotoba)
  11. Ep. 11: Delusional Cemetery (妄想墓地 Mōsō Bachi)
  12. Ep. 12: Delusional Apostle (妄想使徒 Mōsō Shito)
  13. Ep. 13: Delusional Collection (妄想集編 Mōsō Shūhen)[3]

Differences from Season 1[]

Due to "rewrites" in the Akibarangers' television world, there are several differences between the first season of Akibaranger and the second:

  • The fights never went to the real world, and thus, ©Na stayed in the delusion world.
  • Hiroyo's father did not turn into Doctor Z, but he still made the Z-Cune devices.
  • Instead of Nobuo being called to the Pentagon, Mitsuki was called, and left after the final battle.
  • The Akibarangers had a final battle against ©Na and DeluKnight, who appeared much earlier than he originally did.
  • Hakase has not told the Akibarangers that she is the voice actor for Aoi.
  • Sayaka never returned to Akihabara.

Ultimately it is revealed that the first season did happen and that it was all a scheme by ©Na to gain full control of Saburo Hatte and rewrite the existence of Sentai so that the franchise was centered around her fighting and defeating a Sentai team every season for 37 consecutive seasons.

Cast[]

Guest stars[]

Staff[]

  • Character design: Keiichi Sato (さとう けいいち Satō Keiichi)

Theme songs[]

Opening theme
Ending theme

Notes[]

  • The character 痛 ( pain) is used in the title with the number two in it is a pun on the Japanese word for pain and the Japanese pronouncement of "two".
  • This season aired concurrent with Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger and Kamen Rider WizardIcon-crosswiki.
  • Despite the fact it isn't official, it is the first season to have a second season.
  • Though Akibaranger did not have a third season, in its place during the year in 2014 aired Kanpai Senshi After VIcon-crosswiki, a 12-episode show which, though not produced by Toei, light-heartedly parodied Super Sentai as did Akibaranger.
  • This is the first Super Sentai with all members deceased (although it is unofficial).

References[]

  1. ↑ http://www.tokunation.com/showthread.php?s=6b766f4db83c9d5afbad52fbf1c5bb0f&t=28881
  2. ↑ Tweet from director Nobuhiro Suzumura
  3. ↑ http://www.jefusion.com/2013/05/retailer-lists-akibaranger-season-2-to-have-13-episodes.html
  4. ↑ http://www.jefusion.com/2013/03/kyoko-hinami-returns-in-akibaranger-s2.html
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