List of pop culture references to Power Rangers and Super Sentai/A to L

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This is a list of pop culture references to Power Rangers and Super Sentai in other media.

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3 Ninjas[]

Dave Dragon and the Star Force 5

In the fourth and final installment of the 3 Ninjas movie franchise, "3 Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain", there is a group of crime-fighting, multi-colored, armored, ninja superheroes strikingly similar to Power Rangers, called "Dave Dragon and the Star Force 5", who are also part of a kids' action TV show of the same name and also perform at a stage show in Six Flags' amusement park "Mega Mountain". The team consists of a mighty strongman who's the main leading star attraction, "Dave Dragon" (played by professional wrestler, Hulk Hogan), while the Star Force 5 consists of two girls and three guys in martial arts protective sparring gear and suits, each of their own separate colors, with gold printed stars on the center bottom of the body armor, along with black boots and ninja half-masks. The two girls are in Red and White, while the three guys are in Blue, Green and Black.

An additional note, in 3 Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain, the middle Douglas brother/ninja "Jeffery 'Colt' Douglas" was played by Michael J. O'Laskey II, the same young actor who played Rocky DeSantos as a child.

Red

Blue

White

Green

Black

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A Playthrough of a Certain Dude's VRMMO Life[]

In the sixth episode, a Player Party whose avatars are inspired after Sentai-teams, recruit the main protagonist Earth to help them complete an event at a Dungeon. The party tries to make a rollcall, however they are interrupted by Earth before they can say their team name. A couple of eyecatches are featured showing their sixth member to be a Black Ranger. Red, Blue, Pink and Black were voiced by Masaya Matsukaze, Hiroki Aiba, Mao Ichimichi and Shigeru Chiba, who portrayed as Shun Namiki/MegaBlue, Ryunosuke Ikenami/Shinken Blue Luka Millfy/Gokai Yellow and Doctor Woorushade/Kyoryu Violet I respectively.

VRMMO Life Sentai Reference — The One More Rangers.

Red

Blue

Yellow

Green

Pink

Black

Aberrant Family F[]

In a one-shot story by Rumiko Takahashi, which was adapted in anime as the 5th episode of the Rumiko Takahashi Anthology, a Super Sentai parody is featured as Wagashi Squadron Araranger (和菓子戦隊アラレンジャー, Wagashi Sentai Ararenjaa). Wagashi (和菓子, Wagashi) are traditional Japanese confections, and each fighter wears the name of a food:

Kaki no Tane	(柿の種)
Aonori	(青のり)
Kurogoma	(黒ゴマ)
Cheese	(チーズ)
Umeboshi	(梅干し)

Ace Attorney[]

In the anime adaptation, there exists a tokusatsu show that resembles Super Sentai, "Neo Olde Tokyo Traffic Safety: Signal Samurai"

Phoenix, Larry, and Miles watched it when they were children. Even as adults, each of them carry a key chain of the show's three protagonists. The name of this team parodies one of Carranger's motifs traffic safety, & Shinkenger's samurai motif.

Signal Red

Signal Blue

Signal Yellow

Achille Talon/Walter Melon[]

Flowerpowerrangers — Flower Power Rangers

A Command Center Parody (Walter Melon) — A Command Center Parody

A Youth Center Parody (Walter Melon) — A Youth Center Parody

A cartoon where an overweight middle-aged man runs an agency where he is hired to impersonate more competent but unavailable heroes. In one episode he and his sidekick replace members of the "Far Out Flower Power Rangers" when two of them, Mason and Willy, get too excited during a jump and go flying all the way to Saturn. The show's theme song in general also has a lyric of "Go, Go Walter Melon!", specifically over a shot from the Flower Power Rangers episode.

The teams Transformation Devices being rings is similar to the Denzi Rings from Denshi Sentai Denziman. The team possessing a Flower Motif makes them similar to the Flowery Kunoichi Team an Evil Sentai from Ninja Sentai Kakuranger. They have flower Zords that combine into a giant lawnmower which is a possible reference to how the first Megazord first forms into a vehicle-based formation when combining.

Violet

Mum

Daisy

Rose

Carnation

Action Heroine Cheer Fruits[]

In this series, Japan has a system of "Action Heroines" where cities can form teams to perform tokusatsu stage shows and promote local tourism, complete with national popularity rankings. The protagonists are a group of high school girls who become the official Action Heroines of their hometown of Hinano, and try to help revive its failing economy. The group's production team is named the Cheer Fruits, while the name of their stage show is Seika Senshi (Holy Fruit Warriors) Hinanectar.

Hinanectar

Medica Red	Ann Akagi
Cheer Yellow	Mikan Kise
Terra Green	Mana Midorikawa
Sein Blue	Yuki Aoyama
Nitro Pink	Hatsuri Momoi
Platinum	Misaki Shirogane

The remaining members of the Cheer Fruits team have their own Hinanectar uniforms despite the fact that they are not part of the team within the stage shows; they typically wear the costumes when they perform the show's theme song. In Episode 9, the Cheer Fruits' leader Misaki Shirogane appears on stage as a Sixth Ranger-type character named "Platinum", who wears a white dress rather than a uniform. Roko Kuroki and Kanon Shimura play the show's villains, while Genki Aoyama handles the audio and special effects and does not play any role within the show itself.

Locomo Black	Roko Kuroki
Deep Purple	Kanon Shimura
Blue	Genki Aoyama

Because this series was penned by Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger's head writer Naruhisa Arakawa, it contains many references to Super Sentai as well as other Tokusatsu franchises, including Kamen Rider and Metal Heroes.

Adam Ruins Everything[]

In the episode "Adam Ruins Summer Fun", Adam Conover explains the history of gender norms, and a Ninjor Battle Mode action figure can be seen in a pile of blue-colored toys.

aespa[]

"Licorice" track video homages Showa and early Heisei Super Sentai. It features an ice cream monster in a location reminiscent of those featured in Super Sentai. aespa assumes the role of a Sentai, with each member having a distinct color: Karina is violet, Ningning is pink, Winter is blue and Giselle is red. After battling the henchmen, they perform finisher with a cannon, and monster explodes. However, it survives, and using a hypnosis, sends them to a dream.


Karina
Ningning
Winter
Giselle

Aho Girl[]

In episode 4, Charge! Aho Girl!, the titular character, Yoshiko, takes the three recurring child characters, Nozomi, Mamoru, and Tadashi to a hero show featuring Pachi Rangers (パチレンジャー, Pachi Rangers), a Sentai team consisting of three members; one blue, one red, and one pink. The actor for the villain arrives on stage, taking Nozomi hostage. As the Pachi Rangers do not arrive on cue, Yoshiko decides to fight the villain herself, wearing a red mask. Mamoru and Tadashi also come on stage and Yoshiko gives them blue and yellow masks, declaring themselves to the Super Pachi Rangers. The Red Pachi Rangers watch from backstage, cheering the boys on to defend the girl's future. When the eyecatch for Aho Girl arrives, it resembles the logo for Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive.

Aikatsu on Parade![]

Aine, Mio, and Yume performed a song called The Feeling of Justice. While doing the song, they perform a Sentai pose with a logo.

Goddess Parfait	Yume Nijino
Goddess Material	Mio Minato
Goddess Melody	Aine Yūki

Akazukin Chacha[]

In episode 7 of Akazukin Chacha also there was 5 rangers look alike as Himitsu Sentai Gorenger and Gosei Sentai Dairanger in the fairytale land alongside with the Fairytale characters, and on Episode 17, The Cat Sentai Go-Nyanger's Ranger suits based on Dairanger, their pose and personalities resembles like Gorenger and also the Giant Robo too. Akazukin Chacha is serialized by Shueisha in the manga magazine Ribon from 1991 to 2000 and The series is loosely based on the fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood.

Cat Sentai Go-Nyanger[]

Mike Nyanger	Mikeneko
Kuro Nyanger	Kuroneko
Tora Nyanger	Toraneko
Buchi Nyanger	Buchineko
Shiro Nyanger	Shironeko

AKB48[]

AKRangers[]

AKRanger AKBINGO Segment — The 48 sec. Sentai AKRangers

In the AKB48's show (AKBINGO!), they have a segment called the 48 second Sentai AKRanger (48秒戦隊： AKRanger, 48byo Sentai: AKRanger) where the team must finish a certain challenge in 48 seconds to save the hostage (usually played by Atsuko Maeda) from White Satan.

AKRed	Mayu Watanabe
AKBlue	Erena Ono
AKYellow	Miho Miyazaki
AKOrange	Sumire Sato►Manami Oku
AKGreen	Mika Komori►Aika Ota

Veggie Rangers[]

In their latest television ad for Kagome’s vegetable juice, “Yasai Ichinichi Kore Ippon”, idol group AKB48 is seen transforming to “Balance Sentai Veggie Rangers.” It began airing June 9, 2012.

In the commercials, the 30 members of AKB48 fight for justice and rescue citizens from unhealthy diets, complete with fighting poses, transformation CG and a giant robot! The outfits were designed by Trigun's Yasuhiro Nightow.

The first commercial started when the AKB48 members found an office lady (played by Atsuko Maeda) that is about to eat a whole bench full of hotdogs and fried chickens for lunch. They immediately transform into “Veggie Rangers,” and hand her the vegetable juice, saving her from an unbalanced diet.

Tomaranger	Minami Takahashi
Nasuranger	Tomomi Itano
Yomoranger	Aki Takajo
Nijinger	Minami Minegishi
Cauliflowanger	Yui Yokoyama
Houranger	Yuko Oshima
Tamaneginger	Mariko Shinoda
Asparanger	Haruna Kojima
Broccolinger	Sae Miyazawa
Akapeemanger	Mayu Watanabe
Kaboranger	Yuki Kashiwagi
Muraimonger	Rie Kitahara
Lettucenger	Tomomi Kasai
Paseranger	Asuka Kuramochi
Beetonger	Haruka Shimazaki
Komatsunanger	Mina Oba
Moroheiger	Haruka Shimada
Celoringer	Anna Iriyama
Daikonger	Rena Kato
Ashitabanger	Maria Abe
Ginger	Miyu Takeuchi
Karunger	Karen Iwata
Hakusaiger	Mariya Nagao
Petitveranger	Miori Ichikawa
Goboranger	Mariko Nakamura
Chigenger	Rina Kawaei
Muracaberanger	Suzuran Yamauchi
Akashisonger	Shiori Nakamata
Greenpeager	Juri Takahashi
Cressonger	Yuka Tano

Akiba's Trip[]

In the first episode, Tamotsu Denkigai came across some figurines of Liver Blue, Colon Black, and Ear Hair Purple.

In the finale, Tamotsu and Matome have combined into a human like giant by the power of the glow sticks the crowd holds. That power creates to defeat Fukame and her vessel. The Giant face is strongly resembles as Momorenger.

Colon Black

Ear Hair Purple

Liver Blue

Aladdin (TV series)[]

At one point in season 2, episode 63, "The Lost City of the Sun", Genie calls Mozenrath the "Mighty Morbid Power Monger", in reference to Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers.

ALDNOAH.ZERO[]

Two of the Martian Kataphrakt mechas, Herschel and Octantis, bears resemblances to the Vaglass's MegaZords, MegaZord Epsilon and MegaZord Beta respectively from Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters.

Am I Actually the Strongest?[]

In Episode 3, the character Charlotte becomes fan of an anime show named TamaZomb which stars a Sentai-like team of Red, Blue and Yellow Heroes who fight against Zombies. Their suits look like a mix between the Gorengers and the Kiramagers.

The Amazing World of Gumball[]

In the episode "The Guy", Gumball and Darwin had a fantasy where they transformed into Sentai superheroes called the "Bro-Squad". The overall look of them is a fusion of the costumes of Bioman and Sun Vulcan with a bird logo similar to that of Chojin Sentai Jetman emerging from the brace (which resembles a Techno Brace) when transforming and behind them after posing like the Jetmen. They have a RPG online game under the same name released on the now defunct Cartoon Network Games site on September 12, 2018. The helmets resemble Red One and Yellow4.

Red	Gumball
Yellow	Darwin

In the episode “The Spinoffs”, one of the proposed ideas Rob has for replacing Gumball as the star of the show is a Power Rangers-like show called Techno Power Teenage Warriors. When the main heroes shout “Techno Power Activate!”, a brief modified sound byte of the opening guitar riffs to "Go Go Power Rangers!" can be heard in the background.

AMD Radeon graphics card advert[]

An advert for AMD's XFX Radeon R7970 graphics card references MMPR, Zordon, and the episode "Day of the Dumpster".

American Dad[]

In the Halloween-themed third episode of American Dad season 6, Best Little Horror House in Langley Falls, a boy is seen dressed as the Blue Mighty Morphin' Power Ranger.

In the episode The Enlightenment of Ragi-Baba, Stan and Steve try sushi. They compliment the chef by comparing his sushi to the Megazord.

Amino Supli[]

A parody of Himitsu Sentai Gorenger was presented as a series of commercials for the Japanese Energy Drink "Amino Supli", the Main Mascots of this Ad Campaign are depicted as silly and wacky looking.

Rangers

Taishi-boo!"Red"	Body-Fat
Hero-Hero!"Blue"	Starving
Uwano-Sora!"Yellow"	Day-Dreamer
Oh-Hada!"Pink"	Hot-Chick
Non-Bee!"Green"	Boozer

Animal Crossing[]

In Animal Crossing New Horizons, one of the costumes that can be purchased is the Zap Suit, which is strongly based off Power Rangers, Super Sentai, and Kamen Rider. The suits come in the standard Ranger colors (Red, Blue, Green, Black, Grey/Silver, White, Yellow and Pink). Some neighbors in Animal Crossing wear the Zap Suits in reference to Sentai:

Ichi Go/Kid Kat

Ni Go/ Agent S

San Go/Big Top

Yon Go/Rocket

Nana Go/Filly

Animaniacs[]

Ssswarnersiblings — The Super Strong Warner Siblings.

A Putty Patrol Parody (Animaniacs) — A Putty Patrol Parody

Rita Repulsa Paordy and her Minions (Animaniacs) — A Rita Repulsa and her Minions Parodies

Bandora Palace (Animaniacs) — A Bandora Palace Parody

Command Center Parody (Animaniacs) — A Command Center Parody

The popular kids cartoon show Animaniacs did a spoof of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in an episode called "Super Strong Warner Siblings". The plot involves the three Warner siblings, Yakko, Wakko, and Dot, defending the Warner Bros. studio lot from a giant bug created by a Rita Repulsa lookalike. They defeat the monster, but end up destroying the Studio lot in the process. The episode ends with a health warning to children about "playing with giant bugs."

Blue Blowfish	Yakko Warner
Red Anteater	Wakko Warner
Yellow Platypus	Dot Warner

In addition, Dr. Scratchansniff parodies Zordon, Rita Repulsa parodies herself, a humanoid pig parodies Goldar, a Scottish coyote parodies both Squatt and Baboo, and a green alien parodies Finster. Rita's warriors — stick figures wearing white jumpsuits and giant glasses — parody the Putty Patrollers. The Warner Bros. water tower parodies the Megazord.

Other parody elements include the Warner Siblings constantly shouting "Right!" at random moments, Rita protesting that "This never works!" after her monster is defeated, and an irate Mr. Plotz complaining about how much it's going to cost him to repair the damage to his studio. The episode also utilizes theme music similar to that used in MMPR. In addition, the episode pokes fun at the morality of the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers by having the normally mischievous Warner siblings randomly handing out bags of money.

The Annoying Orange[]

AOReferences1 — The Super Stretchy Sour Rangers

AOReferences2 — Megagourd, the spoof of the Megazord.

The popular Youtube channel, The Annoying Orange, made a spoof of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in four videos featuring the Sour Rangers, a team of sour gummy kids based on the candy Sour Patch Kids. They piloted robotic Gourds in place of Zords, which could combine into Megagourd, who fought with lightning rays and with the mighty Power Knife, a spoof of the Megazord's Power Sword. In their first appearance, they fought Marshmallow's evil cousin, Marshageddon, who was armed with a raygun and wore a headpiece based on that of Rita Repulsa.

In their second appearance, they fought Lord Bread, a spoof of Lord Zedd, who was armed with a pretzel staff that fired energy beams. Their third appearance saw them battle evil forces at Comic-Corn (a parody of Comic-Con). Their fourth and most recent appearance saw them in a parody of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, where they battle Chivan Stews (a parody of Ivan Ooze), with the help of new powers granted by Dorcea (parody of Dulcea; voiced by Ciara Hanna, who portrayed Gia Moran in Power Rangers Megaforce). Some main characters in the series took the roles of supporting characters from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers; Orange became a parody of Zordon and was called Oron, Midget Apple spoofed Alpha 5 and became Midget Apple 5, and Grapefruit took the role of Ernie, whose juice bar was destroyed by Megagourd in battle.

In a similar case, in an episode of Ask Orange, a video series where Orange responds to fan-submitted questions and comments, Orange, Marshmallow, Midget Apple, Grapefruit, and Pear morph into Rangers, referencing Mighty Morphin, Time Force, Dino Thunder, Megaforce, and Beast Morphers, respectively, with their morph sequences. Orange's Zord is Orange Orangutan, Marshmallow's Zord is Marshmallow Mastadon, Midget Apple's Zord is Apple Alligator, Grapefruit's Zord is Grapefruit Great-White, and Pear's Zord is Pear Pear.

Additionally, in a HOW2 episode, Lord Bread made a cameo.

Red Zucchini / Chowder Mussel Gourd	Red Sour Gummy Kid
Pink Pumpkin / Chowder Oyster Gourd	Pink Sour Gummy Kid
Yellow Squash / Chowder Clam Gourd	Yellow Sour Gummy Kid
Green Courgette / Chowder Whatever-My-New-Power-Was Gourd	Green Sour Gummy Kid

Ape Escape[]

FreakyMonkeyFive — The Freaky Monkey Five in **Ape Escape 2**

FreakyMonkeyFive costumes — The Freaky Monkey Five in **Ape Escape 3**

In the two sequel games following the original Ape Escape game on PlayStation (Saru Get You, in Japan), Ape Escape 2 and Ape Escape 3 for PlayStation 2, there is an elite team of Monkeys known as "The Freaky Monkey Five", who work for the main recurring villain "Specter", to help him and his army of Peak Point Helmet wearing monkeys cause mischief and havoc across the world to make Specter dominate it in various ways, despite being defeated then captured more than once, one by one. Like Power Rangers/Super Sentai, each member is referred by their respected colors, with Red as leader, as well as they each have their own separate skills, arsenal, personalities and capabilities which are boosted from a strict diet of Vita-Z Bananas, special bananas that can genetically enhance whoever eats them. Much like Specter, The Freaky Monkey Five are much smarter than an average monkey, capable of speaking human language, and they wear modified Peak Point Helmets.

The Freaky Monkey Five

Red Monkey (Leader)

White Monkey

Pink Monkey

Yellow Monkey

Blue Monkey

Arifureta[]

In the seventh light novel, Hajime had Kouki and his friends distract the Hoelscher Empire in order to rescue the captured members of the Haulia Tribe. He gave each of them a colored mask that resembled those worn by the Kakurangers, and assigned each of them a codename based on the color of their mask. This scene is adapted in the second episode of the third season of the anime.

Color	Role
Red	Kouki Amanogawa
Blue	Ryutarou Sakagami
Yellow	Suzu Taniguchi
Pink	Shizuku Yaegashi

ARK: Survival[]

In ARK: Survival Ascended, the game has a collaboration with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers

Arrow[]

In Episode 20 of Season 6 of Arrow, Curtis likens working as a cohesive team to Captain Planet or Power Rangers.

Arthur[]

Scour rangers — Flighty Fluoride Scour Rangers

The first reference was during the episode, "Arthur's Tooth", when the class was learning about teeth by watching an educational video. A team of four heroes called the Flighty Fluoride Scour Rangers were fighting a monster who was trying to damage a set of teeth from the inside.

The second reference was in the episode, "Attack of the Turbo Tibbles". This episode depicted a TV show called "Terrific Turbo-Trooper Toy T-Bot Team". The heroes wear uniforms similar to the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and had hand signatures similar to Ultraman.

Atomic Betty[]

The first part of the seventeenth episode of Atomic Betty is called Power Arrangers.

B[]

Bad Boys[]

In the original Bad Boys movie from 1995, Marcus Burnett says to Mike Lowrey that he woke up with a Power Rangers toy in his buttocks, having been made to sleep on the couch by his wife.

Badults[]

In the sixth and last episode of the first season of the BBC Three comedy about three immature flatmates, there is a flashback to their schooldays where Ben is dressed as the Blue Mighty Morphin' Power Ranger. Reminiscing about this in the present day, Ben notes, "dressing as the Blue Power Ranger for PE, what an idiot. Everyone knows the Red Ranger's the fastest."

Bakugan: Battle Brawlers[]

Partway through the third season, the main characters, the Battle Brawlers, join an elite force of soldiers known as the Castle Knights. The main characters change into white unitard uniforms with highlights in the color of the respective attribute they use, which they then wear for the rest of the season. Ren Krawler, a villain, eventually defects to the protagonists' side and joins them as their sixth member, gaining a uniform that matches the rest of the protagonists.

Baten Kaitos Origins[]

At two points in the game, if the player talks to a group of children in Sheratan, they will be playing a game in which they pretend to be the "Shera Rangers". They will invite the main character, Sagi, to join them, and if the player accepts then after some dialogue the player will receive the "Toy Sword" or the "Real-Deal Helmet", which resembles a Power Rangers helmet, depending when in the game the dialogue is triggered.

Shera Red	Sagi
Shera Blue	Unnamed Boy
Shera Green	Unnamed Boy
Shera Pink	Unnamed Girl

Batman Incorporated[]

In Batman Incorporated #11, Jiro Osamu, the Batman of Japan, fights a gang of female bikers in colored leather outfits who work for Lady Tiger Fist. When they prepare to fight Batman, they perform a variety of poses that resemble the Zyurangers/Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers poses.

Battle Spirits Shounen Toppa Bashin[]

Toppa Bashin performing Go-On Red's roll call — Toppa performing Go-On Red's roll call

GP 34 of Go-Onger initially aired as part of the Nichi Asa Kids Time (ニチアサキッズタイム, Nichi Asa Kizzu Taimu, "Sunday Morning Kids Time"). In the intro, Toppa is seen performing Go-On Red's roll call along with Kamen Rider Kiva and Cure Dream performing Blue and Yellow's.

Battle Strike Team: Space Deleter[]

Battle Strike Team: Space Delter is the second series of China's ZhanJiDui franchise that premiered in 2015. Battle Strike Team: Space Deleter consists of 6 members: red, blue, green, yellow, pink and black. As the title suggests, it has a space and video game theme similar to both Megaranger & Kyuranger.

Space Deleter Red	Di Xiaolong
Space Deleter Blue	Che Tianyu
Space Deleter Pink	Zha Qiong'er
Space Deleter Yellow	Wang Yijie
Space Deleter Green	Chen Lijing
Space Deleter Black	Li Tiexiong

The Beano[]

The Beano Annual 2016 includes a page showing various TV and movie themed Squelchies. One of these is a Power Squelchy, which resembles the Red Mighty Morphin Power Ranger.

Beavis & Butthead[]

Several kids in the Halloween special "Bungholio: Lord of the Harvest" dressed up as Power Rangers. One trick or treater is even referred to as White Ranger, while a kid trick or treating with his parents is dressed as the Red Ranger.

Berryz Kamen[]

A parody of Super Sentai team from idol group Berryz Koubou in Corcent 2008 Spring.

Berryz Yellow	Saki Shimizu
Berryz White	Momoko Tsugunaga
Berryz Pink	Chinami Tokunaga
Berryz Red	Maasa Sudo
Berryz Orange	Miyabi Natsuyaki
Berryz Green	Yurina Kumai
Berryz Blue	Risako Sugaya

Big Brother[]

In the final Shopping Task of the 2013 series Big Brother 14 aka Secrets and Lies entitled Rescue Squad, the housemates take on the role of superheroes to save various items of shopping while donning lycra superhero outfits. On Day 62, Gina commented in the Diary Room, "I feel like a Power Ranger."

Big Hero 6[]

The CGI animated Disney film based on the Marvel Comics property features a Japanese themed superhero team of five kids in multi-colored high-tech outfits, and a robot. The Big Hero 6 movie also has references to Japanese pop culture, as the target audience for the original comic book was manga readers and fans of Japanese anime, tokusatsu and kaiju films. For a brief scene in the film, among the toys and collectibles in Fred's room, there is a red case featuring different Sentai masks.

Big Go-On Silver Six — A Silver Ranger Suit on display in Fred's room in the animated TV series.

In a preview of the animated series spin-off, Go Go Tomago is in Fred's room with her team after receiving an emergency call from Fred. She is standing next to a display case of a female Silver Ranger costume similar to Go-On Silver.

Big Hero 6 Movie & Series — Big Hero 6 (Left: movie, right: series)

Hiro Hamada

Baymax

Go Go Tomago

Wasabi No-Ginger

Honey Lemon

Fred Frederickson

Bihada Sentai Sparanger[]

Toei has parodied their own work by a series of shorts on various spas and hot springs around Japan as the Bihada Sentai Sparanger. This series has tokusatsu actors such as Takashi Hagino (Choukou Senshi Changerion and Kamen Rider Ouja of Kamen Rider Ryuki) as SpaRed, Kento Handa (Kamen Rider Faiz/Engine Retsu-Taka in Engine Sentai Go-Onger) as SpaBlue, Kengo Ohkuchi (Zet in Ressha Sentai ToQger) as SpaGreen, Masashi Mikami (BoukenBlue) as SpaYellow, and Kohei Murakami (Kamen Rider Kaixa/Zyuoh Bird) as SpaMurasaki ("purple" or "violet" in Japanese, a running joke would involve people referring to him as SpaPurple).

Red	Takashi Hagino
Blue	Kento Handa
Green	Kengo Ohkuchi
Yellow	Masashi Mikami
Murasaki	Kohei Murakami

Bleach[]

Karakura-Raizer Team[]

Karakura-Raizer Team is a team of superheroes created by Kisuke Urahara to help protect Karakura Town from Hollow attacks as Ichigo and his friends were away to rescue Orihime.

Karakura-Raizer	Kon
Karakura-Raizer Spirit	Don Kanonji
Karakura-Raizer Tiny-Devil	Ururu Tsumugiya
Karakura-Raizer Beast	Tatsuki Arisawa
Karakura-Raizer Erotic	Chizuru Honshō
Karakura-Raizer Delicate	Keigo Asano

Karakura Superheroes[]

In the earlier filler episodes of the anime, a similar superhero team called the Karakura Superheroes were set up by Don Kanonji to help protect Karakura Town as Ichigo and his friends were busy rescuing Rukia Kuchiki from the Soul Society. Much like Super Sentai, they were given different colors and would do different traditional poses when introducing themselves. However, as both Karin Kurosaki and Jinta Hanakari would constantly fight over who would by Karakura Red, it led to the team disbanding.

Ichigo Kurosaki's English dub voice is provided by Johnny Yong Bosch, who played Adam Park, while his original Japanese voice is provided by Masakazu Morita, who voiced Debo Tanabanta.

Blue Archive[]

In the popular Korean app game, Blue Archive, the Kaitenger characters appeared in all female as bosses, complete with different types of sushi on top of their helmets appeared in the Bounty Mode. For Blue Archive’s update for the Total Assault Mode, the Kaitengers has their own Megazord spoof, the Kaiten FX MK.0, which appeared as a boss after the female students defeat the Kaitengers on their first segment in the Total Assault event.

Designation
KaitenRed
KaitenBlack
KaitenGreen
KaitenYellow
KaitenPink

Blue Exorcist[]

In the Blue Exorcist movie, there is a scene where a Jungle Fury Yellow Ranger mask and a blue Gokai Silver Gold Mode mask is seen.

Bob's Burgers[]

In "The Handyman Can", Gene's story spoofs Power Rangers and Super Sentai and the restaurant transforming into a giant robot references the Megazord.

Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo[]

in episode 38, "Money Castle! Cash Only Please. Credit Cards Not Accepted", Gasser and Don Patch watch a hero show and encounter the "Spandex Rangers" (renamed "Muscle Marshals" in the English dub).

Bomberman[]

Bakufuu Sentai Bombermen[]

The five heroes that are based on the Super Sentai and the Bomberman species appear in Bakufuu Sentai Bombermen.

Red

Blue

Yellow

Green

Pink

Bomberman Bros.[]

In Super Bomberman R, the heroes consist six brothers and two sisters in the whole team in order to save the universe from Buggler and the Five Dastardly Bombers, and later Pretty Bomber joins the team in the end of the game. The White Bomber is the oldest of his siblings to lead the rest of his team. According to the official Super Bomberman R website, their ages from oldest to youngest are as follows: White, Black, Pink, Blue, Red, Yellow, Aqua, and Green.

White

Black

Blue

Red

Yellow

Green

Pink

Aqua

Pretty Bomber

Borderlands[]

The last part of Tales of the Borderlands features the final form of Gortys. The interior of Gortys has a resemblance to a mecha from Super Sentai.

Brandon Rogers[]

"(Sebastian): I hate you more than I hate the Grocery store!"
"(Sharita Repulsa): B**ch, I invented the grocery store! Empress of evil mad***ka..."

Is Morphings Time! (OFFENSIVE POWER RANGERS PARODY) is a video parody by Brandon Rogers delivering a comedic and highly irreverent take on the iconic Power Rangers series.

BrandonrogerPR parody — Thumbnail for "Is Morphings Time!".

Sebastian Hernandez and Ignacio, after a tough day at school, create a fantastical reality in Ignacio's blanket fort. They imagine turning into Power Rangers to fight off their bullies and later battling a supervillain named Sharita Repulsa (A very obvious parody of Rita Repulsa). In their imaginative play, they face numerous whimsical scenarios, including building a giant robot from the blanket fort. Ultimately, it’s revealed that the boys were playing with toys in the fort all along. Their adventure concludes happily when Ignacio’s dad announces they’re having tacos for dinner, much to their excitement.

Red Ranger	Sebastian Hernandez
Pink Ranger	Ignacio

Notes: In a Q&A made by the channel Famous Birthdays, Brandon was asked: What is your favorite all-time video that you've made?. He mentioned that was the Power Rangers Parody.^[1]

Brave Command Dagwon[]

Dagwon, the seventh entry in Takara Tomy and Sunrise's Brave series, is heavily influenced by Super Sentai and in some aspects, Ultraman. It centers around a group of teens chosen by an alien police officer to become the defenders of Earth after the wardens of a space prison rebel and hijack it to unleash the most dangerous alien criminals to attack the planet. The heroes use special braces to become armored superheroes upon the call of "Try Dagwon!" and pilot their own robots by fusing with them. The robots all combine with other mechs into stronger robots in specific configurations for each team member.

Bubble Gang[]

This Philippine sketch comedy show once spoofed Power Rangers as "Flower ArRangers".

Buffy the Vampire Slayer[]

In What's My Line, Part Two, when Kendra challenges Willow, Buffy says "Back off, Pink Ranger". Sarah Michelle Gellar's stunt double, Sophia Crawford, was also the stunt double for the Pink Ranger in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.

Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling[]

Bug rangers poster — A poster of the Bug Rangers seen in game.

In the game, a group of heroes known as the Bug Rangers are acknowledged at various points through the story, either through their merchandise or NPCs who are fans of the team. Much like those who are portrayed in Power Rangers and Super Sentai, the Bug Rangers are explicitely stated in game to be fictional characters who are portrayed by actors. They are primarily known for their plays, but also have a comic book series as well as a toyline. Kabbu is a huge fan of the Bug Rangers, stating that they "inspire young bugs all over the land."

Team Snakemouth bear a striking resemblence to the Bug Rangers, as both teams consist of a bee, beetle and moth with similar coloring. This is acknowledged when a wasp named Jayde mistakes the team for the Bug Rangers during their initial travel to the Wasp Kingdom.

In the Bugaria Theater, a merchant can sell Kabbu a rare plushie of Bug Ranger Green for 40 berries. The toy can be shown to various NPCs or used in certain in game events for unique dialouge. In the Termite Kingdom, Kabbu is able to give the plushie to a young termite outside of the Colosseum. This event is based on the choice of the player, and no reward is given if the player decides to give the toy to the termite.

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Cake Wars[]

Episode 12 of season 5 of Cake Wars was dedicated to the 2017 Power Rangers reboot film, with Becky G, who played Trini in the movie, serving as a guest judge.

Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix[]

In the series, there is a team of Power Rangers-inspired superheroes that serve Eden called Niji 6. One of the team members is Red.

Cardfight!! Vanguard G[]

They first appear in the 10th episode of Cardfight!! Vanguard G: GIRS Crisis during a quest. They later reappeared in episode 36 of Cardfight!! Vanguard G: Stride Gate, the protagonists disguise themselves posing as defenders of Vanguard, the Vanguamen. Coincidentally, DAIGO is a play on Nozomi Taiga from Ultraman Saga.

VanguaRed	Chrono Shindou
VanguaBlue	Shion Kiba
VanguaGreen	Tokoha Anjou

Casualty[]

In episode 25 of series 26, Ricochet: How to Save a Life, a young boy who was shot is asked what he wants to be when he grows up, he says that he wants to be a Power Ranger.

Champions[]

In 1993, the "Allies" sourcebook was released for the Champions superhero role-playing game. It included the Japanese hero group Zen Team who were based on the Super Sentai model.

Cho Ninjatai Inazuma![]

Cho Ninjatai Inazuma! (超忍者隊イナズマ!, Chō Ninja Tai Inazuma!, Super Ninja Force Lightning!) is a 2006 tokusatsu moive made by Toei. It is about a producer in the year 2076 creating the 100th entry in the Hyper Hero Team Series by going back in time and getting three people from the Edo era of Japan to star in the show. It was followed a year later by Cho Ninjatai Inazuma!! SPARK. It features many actors from Super Sentai, including Atsushi Hashimoto, Hiroya Matsumoto, Asami Kai, Mika Kikuchi, and Yuki Ito.

The Hyper Hero Team Series is an obvious parody of Super Sentai. Additionally, assuming Sentai's schedule remains constant, 2076 will be the year Super Sentai will celebrate its 100th season. Predating Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger, Cho Ninjatai Inazuma! is Toei's first attempt at a parody of their Super Sentai series.

Cho Ninjatai Inazuma

Raiden	Hosomatsu
Senden	Kankichi
Shiden	Kaguya
Tsubame	Hien

Chroma Squad[]

A tactical RPG video game developed by Behold Studio launching on Kickstarter in July 2013, the basis of the game revolves around a studio trying to create a Sentai-esque TV show. The game released on April 30 2015. It got published by Bandai-Namco Entertainment.

Chromebook commercial[]

During the commercial, the Dino Megazord is seen fighting Goldar to illustrate virus protection.

Cobra Kai[]

In Season 5, Episode 9, three Power Rangers Lightning Collection figures in their boxes (specifically Mighty Morphin Blue, Red, and White) can be seen in Stingray's living room atop the fireplace.

Codename: Kids Next Door[]

In the final boss battle of Operation: V.I.D.E.O.G.A.M.E., the Kids Next Door Super-Secret Moonbase Defense System is a giant robot called the TREEHEMOTH.

CollegeHumor[]

The video "Zordon is a Racist" spoofs the untinentionally politically incorrect connotations of Zack Taylor being African-American and the Black Ranger as well as Trini Kwan being Asian and the Yellow Ranger by depicting Zordon as a complete bigot who is blatantly appointing Ranger colors to his recruits based on what minority they belong to. After kicking out a second black recruit and a Jewish recruit, the remaining recruits call out Zordon on his bigotry and walk away in disgust.

Crystal Story[]

PR Reference Witch Rita Lord Z — Promotional artwork of Z and Witch Rita, side by side.

An indie RPG commercially released on February 6th, 2015. The primary antagonist of the game is a witch just named "Witch Rita", who bares a resemblance to Rita Repulsa, more so in her clothing than physical appearance. Moreover, the games true antagonist is her superior, a villain simply named "Z". Z's costume is heavily based off of Lord Zedd's design. Additionally, Z's name could be a reference to the fact that "Zedd" is an alternate pronunciation to the letter "Z".

Cutie Honey[]

Cutie Honey: The Live[]

Cutie Honey: The Live is a live action adaptation of Go Nagai's anime and manga Cutie Honey. This adaptation features 3 girls instead of one who can transform by pressing a pendant or choker-like device and saying "Honey Flash!"

Miki Satome/Sister Miki’s actress, Ayame Misaki would later go on to portray Escape in Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters.

Cutie Honey	Honey Kisaragi
Sister Miki	Miki Saotome
Sister Yuki	Yuki Kenmochi

Cutie Honey Emotional[]

The classic 1973 manga follows Cutie Honey, an android created by Professor Kisaragi. When he is murdered by an organization seeking the device within her, she seeks revenge. Nagai's manga has inspired multiple manga remakes, anime adaptations on television and home video, a live-action film, and a live-action television series. The official website for the Cutie Honey Emotional stage play in Go Nagai's Cutie Honey franchise revealed new visuals and cast members for the stage play last week. As previously announced, former NMB48 member Kei Jōnishi (seen below) will star in the play as Cutie Honey, and also they will have 5 members of the team called the Honey Team and the special course called "New Generation Honey" and shared with Super Sentai/Power Rangers.

Cutie Honey	Honey Kisaragi
Jumper Honey	Satsuki Yamada
Lovely Honey	Mari Hazuki
Sweets Honey	Yayoi Amagi
Cyber Honey	Otome Minazuki
Black Honey
Ash Honey (Eins)
Ash Honey (Zwei)

C-ute Ranger[]

C-ute Ranger is idol group ak from 2008 spring.

Cutie Orange	Maimi Yajima
Cutie Yellow	Erika Umeda
Cutie Red	Kanna Arihara
Cutie Green	Saki Nakajima
Cutie White	Airi Suzuki
Cutie Blue	Chisato Okai
Cutie Pink	Mai Hagiwara

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D4DJ[]

AoiDies — Aoi sits on a bench dying after being stabbed

One of the card stories features a recreation of Gai Yuki's death from the finale of Chojin Sentai Jetman. In a dream scenario, the character Aoi Miyake goes to pick up flowers on her way to her friend and love interest Tsubaki Aoyagi's wedding. A robber steals from the flower store and Aoi chases after them, only to get stabbed with a knife after initially stopping them. She then sits on a bench with the flowers in hand, dying.

The Daichis: Earth's Defense Family[]

An anime created by Macross creator and Mecha designer Shōji Kawamori. This series centers around a dysfunctional family defending the Earth while trying to stay under budget. In the 5th episode, the family uses the expensive Mighty Robo to destroy the Gaynoids' ship.

Designation	Name
Red	Dai Daichi
Blue	Nozomi Daichi
Yellow	Seiko Daichi
Green	Mamoru Daichi

Daicon IV[]

The opening animation for the 1983 Osaka-based SF convention, made by the future founding members of the animation studio Gainax, featured a huge number of split-second cameos of pop culture icons, robots and vehicles. Among those from Super Sentai featured in the short was Dyna Robo battling and losing to the Daicon bunnygirl mascot, Jaguar Vulcan colliding into Mougera from the Godzilla franchise and the Taiyo Sentai Sun Vulcan team doing their battle poses, followed by Prince Megiddo and Princess Chimera eating rice balls. In the final crowd scene, Amazon Killer is among the characters in one of the frames.

Danball Senki[]

Ota Rangers[]

The Akiba Sentai Ota Rangers (アキバ戦隊オタレンジャー, Akiba Sentai Ota Rangers) are a Super Sentai themed, fictional group of otakus in the Danball Senki universe. And they are referenced as GoGo Sentai Boukenger and included Engine Sentai Go-Onger.

Ota Red

Ota Blue

Ota Black

Ota Yellow

Ota Pink

Ota Gold

Ota Silver

LBX Girls[]

Statue of Otacross's rangers — Otacross's ranger statue

In episode 4, Otacross owned a statue of a sentai team.

Red Bird

Blue Fish

Black Beetle

Yellow Cat

Pink Rabbit

Dance Central[]

Dance Central Spotlight introduced new skins for each of the six playable characters a sentai-looking suit. Each one named after a Greek Letter, the skin is known as Project Uber.

Alpha	Emilia
Epsilon	Mo
Beta	Miss Aubrey
Delta	Glitch
Gamma	Taye
Zeta	Bodie

The Dandy[]

A recent issue of The Dandy featured a Madvertisement spoof of MMPR called Mighty Morphin Flower Arrangers.[1]

Dawn of the Monsters[]

A 2022 multi platform action beat ‘em up game that pays tribute to tokusatsu television and kaiju cinema where players are tasked with saving the world from evil kaiju. Each of the game’s playable characters are loosely based on a popular character from Japanese popular culture.

Team Meteor (Dawn of the Monsters) — Team Meteor

The DLC pack came with a giant combiner robot named Meteor Temujin, which is based off of the robots of the Super Sentai/Power Rangers series and piloted by Team Meteor. The team consists of 3 female scientists and engineers and a nonbinary Red engineer. Its signature Cataclysm Attack is The Ultimate Dragon Storm, a charged up energy blade that releases waves of energy to damage enemies and starts with Meteor in a standard Sentai Pose with exploding colored smoke behind it.

Meteor Temujin also has unlockable pallet alterations named “Morphin” and “Dragon”, which gives the robot the colors of the Mighty Morphin Megazord or DragonZord respectively.

Ray

Brianna

Greta

Grace

DC Comics[]

Dark Nights: Metal[]

The first issue of DC Comics event comic Dark Nights: Metal features a scene in which multiple members of the Justice League pilot their own self-themed giant robots, before combining into a larger humanoid robot, almost certainly an homage to the Zords/Mecha of Power Rangers/Super Sentai.

Pinky and the Brain[]

In the 1996 Holiday Special issue from DC Comics, Pinky and the Brain are mistaken for toys by one of Santa's toy inspecting elves and deemed rejects. They are flung into a machine where they are recycled and emerge as packaged "Mighty Tidy Rodent Rangers" toys.

Superman[]

In Action Comics Vol. 1 #714, Superman is busy chasing the Joker through a bunch of parade floats. The Joker activates one, sending a bunch of robotic Power Ranger look-alikes referred to as the "Mighty Martian Powee Rangers" to distract the Man of Steel.

Detective Conan[]

In episode 871 titled "The Nobunaga 450 Case", there is a Super Sentai parody called Nobuna Gaizer. It has a same colorset with Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger/Power Rangers Dino Charge. Their actor's names match their ranger colors.

Nobuna Gaizer Red	Kengo Akahoshi
Nobuna Gaizer Blue	Teppei Aoto
Nobuna Gaizer Green	Koji Midoriyama
Nobuna Gaizer Black	Takuro Kurotani
Nobuna Gaizer Pink	Kurumi Momochi

Detroit Metal City[]

Seigi Sentai Victory3 — The "Seigi Sentai" in its different adaptations

The vulgar comedy manga Detroit Metal City featured the "Seigi Sentai Victory Three" performing on an amusement park's stage show until Johannes Krauser II, the leader of the eponymous death metal band, appeared. A kid among the audience mistook Krauser for a kaijin and began attacking him. Victory Red, actually one of DMC's most hardcore fans working to earn for concert tickets, joined his idol in the harassment.

A three-man team like Sun Vulcan, the costumes of the "Seigi Sentai" bears resemblance to those from Gorenger.

Seigi Sentai Victory Three

Victory Red

Victory Blue

Victory Yellow

The Devil Is a Part-Timer![]

Shinobi Five's Stage Show Villains — The Stage Show Villains of Shinobi Five

In the 3rd episode of the second season, Maou, Emi and Alas went to watch a Sentai stage show called the Shinobi Five (シノビファイブ, Shinobifaibu). The suits of the Sentai team strongly resemble the Ninningers/Ninja Steel Rangers and the villains from the stage show strongly resemble the Kibaoni Army Corps.

Designation
Shinobi Red
Shinobi Blue
Shinobi Yellow
Shinobi Pink
Shinobi Green

Devil Summoner[]

In the Megami Tensei franchise, Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers has the Frost Five. They belong to the Ranger race.

Frost Five

Strawberry Frost

Blue Hawaii Frost

Lemon Frost

Melon Frost

Milky Frost

Dexter's Laboratory[]

In Dexter's Laboratory, the Super Sentai and the Power Rangers shows are parodied in different episodes. In "Big Sister" and "Last But Not Beast", both episodes have giant monster battles that parody the ones in Super Sentai and Power Rangers. Also in "Big Sister", there is a Mighty Morphin Power Rangers poster in Dexter's bedroom. Also in "Last But Not Beast", Dexter has a poster of a Super Sentai/Power Rangers like team in his bedroom. He has two robots, Robo-Dexo 2000 and Multi-Forming Megabot (which has a finisher, as well as 4 pieces to form the robot: a helicopter, jet, van, and boat). Both are parodies of Super Sentai Robos and Power Rangers Megazords. Also, in "Last But Not Beast" the song "Dexter's Family Go" also parodies Go Go Power Rangers. In the episode "Sister Mom", just before Dexter activates the machine he uses to turn DeeDee into their mother, he says "It's Morphin Time!".

Digimon[]

Original Universe[]

In the English dub of the 39th episode of the second season of Digimon, known as Digimon Adventure 02, a news reporter mentions a Power Rangers Arbor Day Special. Later, in the Japanese dub of that same season, in episode 42, one character refers to herself and her group as a "Digimon Sentai" and "DigiRangers".

Digimon: The Movie[]

In the English dub, Kari says she got her friend a Pink Ranger Action Figure for her birthday.

Digimon Fusion[]

In episode 68 of Digimon Fusion (Digimon Xros Wars in Japan), a poster can be seen depicting what appears to be the titular protagonists of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger (also known as Power Rangers Super Megaforce in the US).

Digimon Ghost Game[]

In episode 59, Kiyoshiro does a favor for a friend and she says that their company is sponsoring a stage show for the local heroes Kuraishi Sentai Jiraiyas and offers him to come and see it, which he happily accepts. She shows a poster of a ninja themed Ranger team consisting of Red, Blue, Yellow, Green and Black. When attending the show, a Digimon attacks hoping to find the real Jiraiya of Japanese legend among the five stage actors.

Dinosaur King[]

In the episode, A Game Show Showdown, there is a show set called Dino Troopers. It was a play on either Power Rangers or Super Sentai. A lone ninja-themed hero is later seen facing the same villain as the Dino Troopers during a live stage show in Ninja Nightmare!. Dinosaurs and ninjas are two of the most commonly recurring team motifs in both Sentai and Rangers, and stage shows that reuse any suits available are also a common staple of the genre.

Disgaea[]

The Disgaea game series features a group of seven Rangers known as the Prism Rangers. Their name and attacks are directly in reference to Choshinsei Flashman.

Doctor Slump[]

In episode 13, when Jeong-woo helps Ha-neul at the hospital and Hong-ran with Dae-yeong come to visit her, he mentions Power Rangers, comparing all four always gathering together to them.

Doctor Who[]

Serpentera-nightterrors — A Serpentera toy.

ShadowForceMegazordModeRed — A Shadow Force Megazord toy.

A toy Mythical Qi Warrior Won Tiger/White Tigerzord can be seen on a shelf in Mickey's apartment during Series 1 episode 5, World War Three. A toy Daijinryuu/Serpentera and a toy TimeRobo Shadow Alpha/Shadow Force Megazord Mode Red can also be seen at some point during Series 6 episode 9, Night Terrors.

Dog Days[]

In the series, the Galette have an Imperial Guard Unit called the Génoise (ジェノワーズ, Jenowāzu), a Super Sentai-like trio of warriors who serve directly under Gaul's command.

Noir Vinocacao

Jaune Clafoutis

Vert Far Breton

Doraemon[]

In one chapter of the long running manga series, Nobita and Doraemon watch TV and an image of a Sentai show called "UFO Rangers" appears on the screen before they decide to go outside and play. The UFO Rangers bear an uncanny resemblance to J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai, which coincidentally was still on the air at the time this particular story came out on August 10th, 1976.

In the opening panel of one manga chapter, Doraemon witnesses a film crew shooting what seems to be a Gorenger movie.

Coincidentally, it aired on the same network as Super Sentai and two of the characters (Suneo and Gian) were voiced by the same VAs as the devices of Gokaiger and Kyuranger.

Another sentai team is called Sokuryo Sentai Kirameasure (測量戦隊キラメジャー Sokuryō Sentai Kiramejā) which is similar to the name Kiramagers.

Downtown no Gottsu Ee Kanji[]

In this show, there was a recurring sketch named Seikimatsu Sentai Gorenjai. Translating to English as End of Century Heroes Five Range-i, it is a parody of Himitsu Sentai Gorenger—the last syllable in renjaa ("ranger") is replaced to avoid copyright issues. Each episode begins with the evil Dokuro Kamen ("Skull Mask", played by Hamada) often stopping for a friendly chat with the lady's friend before attacking the lady (played by You) in her home. The sentai heroes, the five renjai, then burst into the scene one at a time to save her and attempt to fight Dokuro Kamen, who is too distracted and unable to fight due to their appearances.

In the first episode, they have three red renjai and two yellow (breaking the usual sentai convention of having each hero in a different color). Dokuro Kamen lectures them and tells them to try better next time. Each subsequent episode has Dokuro Kamen attacking the same woman in the same room (often stopping for a friendly chat with the lady's friend before he attacks her), and the renjai appearing in mismatched costumes—such as Tiger Mask, Falkor, and a waitress from a No-pan Shabu shabu—or ridiculously modified versions of their uniforms. The episodes end with Dokuro Kamen scolding the renjai, pointing out exactly what is wrong, and sending them off home.

Dragon Ball[]

Dragon Ball Z[]

The Ginyu Force (Ginyu Tokusentai/Special Squad) that serve as the henchman for their villain Frieza in the anime and manga series Dragon Ball Z often do Super Sentai based poses when they introduce themselves. They also have have different colors based on their skin. Notably when Captain Ginyu later faced Goku, not only did Goku imitate the pose, he also made a note that doing the pose was a big waste of time that angered Ginyu as a result. Turns out in the fighting game Dragon Ball FighterZ that Ginyu Force’s posing is the main reason why Gohan become the superhero Great Saiyaman. In the video game Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, which uncover the untold stories that are not in either manga nor anime, the Ginyu Force use to have had a sixth ranger, who is a female.

Purple	Captain Ginyu
Blue	Burter
Red	Jeice
Orange	Recoome
Green	Guldo
Pink	Bonyu (formerly)

NeizDooreSalza02 — Cooler's Armored Squadron

Cooler's Armored Squadron (クウラ機甲戦隊, "Kūra Kikō Sentai") is a mercenary platoon that works under Cooler, the brother of Frieza through the Frieza Force. The team is made up of Salza the "pretty-boy" captain of the squad, a large green fighter named Dore, and a tall amphibian-like soldier named Neiz. They make their debut in the film Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge as the secondary antagonists.

Dark Purple	Salza
Dark Green	Dore
Crimson	Neiz

Dragon Ball Super[]

Dragon Ball Super, the official sequel to Dragon Ball Z, introduced not one, but two groups in the Universal Survival Arc. The first group is the Pride Troopers of Universe 11, who act like parodies of Super Sentai heroes. While they do not have special colored costumes, they are quite fond of posing and fighting for justice. Their leader, Toppo, is heavily into this, chewing out Android 17 for attacking opponents while transforming.

Dragonman[]

Dragonman (ドラゴンマン, Dragonman Defense Force DragonMan) is a set of 'local heroes' loosely based on the Super Sentai and the Power Rangers series. As local heroes, they engage in advocacies and perform live.

Rangers

Dragon	Red Dragon
Dragon	Blue Dragon
Dragon	Yellow Dragon

Dropout Idol Fruit Tart[]

In the first episode, Roko, Hayu, and Nina made a pose and named themselves the Mouserangers when they introduce themselves to Ino.

Dual Heroes[]

A fighting game for Nintendo 64, developed by Produce! and published by Hudson Soft in Japan, Electro Brain in North America and Gaga Interactive Media in Europe. Featuring eight multi-colored suited space fighters (with humanoid traits), each with their own unique titles, skills, fighting styles and techniques who stand up against the invading forces from outer space. The characters were made by tokusatsu character designer Tamotsu Shinohara.

Dual Heroes character selection sprites

Dual Heroes (main standard playable)[]

Gai: Fire Hero

Gun: Military Soldier

Hana: Cutie Chaser

Hoe: Dragon Kung-Fu

Juie: Bionic Beast

Retsu: Super Ninja

Kumo: Dancing Lady

Zen: Dirty Fighter

Dual Heroes Character Screen — Dual Heroes character fighter profile screens

Zodgierra Empire (unlockable sub-bosses, boss and final boss)[]

Ray: Evil Fascinator
Gyn: Killer Sergeant
Zorr: Brutal Tyrant	Gezorr: Ultimate Malice

Durarara!![]

Shizuo throwing Green Ranger — Shizuo errupting the Sentai-esque stageshow.

In Durarara!! Episode 07, one of Shizuo Heiwajima's previous jobs was playing a villain (based on Shocker Combatmen) in a theater performance loosely based on the Super Sentai / Power Rangers. He was fired after erupting on stage, throwing the Green Ranger, and frightening actors and viewers alike.

Red

Blue

Yellow

Pink

Green

Dynasty Warriors[]

In Dynasty Warriors 8, there are DLCs for Shu Dynasty characters which was inspired from Power Rangers/Super Sentai. The 5 characters that got Power Ranger-like costumes are Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Huang Zhong, with a colorset very similar to Engine Sentai Go-Onger/Power Rangers RPM. Liu Bei gets a Ranger commander-type costume. Furthermore, Zhuge Liang and Yue Ying get villain costumes with color schemes very similar to Rita Repulsa from the Power Rangers 2017 movie. Lastly, Wei Yan got a monster-like costume.

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Edens Zero[]

On the cover of Chapter 158 of Edens Zero, it shows E.M. Pino, Happy, Maria Slime, Nikora and the Fairy Drone dressed as Sentai heroes.

Eek! the Cat[]

Parody Title Card Logo

In the episode "Fists of Furry", Sharky the Sharkdog is seen watching a parody of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, called Mighty Boring Shower Strangers. The aptly named Shower Strangers are a bunch of people wearing helmets and towels meeting, but not recognizing each other in a shower, after which they are attacked by soap themed monsters.

Also parodied in this episode is the controversy that Power Rangers would promote the use of violence in children, as Sharky is seen hurting himself after imitating the moves he saw in the show.

Red Shower Stranger

Cyan Shower Stranger

Yellow Shower Stranger

Purple Shower Stranger

Pink Shower Stranger

Eight Ranger[]

Eight Ranger is a 2012 film that they have the seven core team like Ressha Sentai ToQger and Shuriken Sentai Ninninger and Doubutsu Sentai Zyuohger. And this is a parody of Super Sentai.

Kuro Eight	Black
Aka Eight	Red
Daidai Eight	Orange
Ki Eight	Yellow
Mido Eight	Green
Ao Eight	Blue
Mura Eight	Purple

Enchufe.tv[]

Enchufe.tv is an Ecuadorian web series produced by Touché Films. Based in Quito, Ecuador, it consists of comedic sketches viewed primarily on its YouTube channels as well as on Ecuadorian television channel Ecuavisa. In the video parody, Camilo's Friends with Zordon (Las Amigas de Camilo con Zordon) they are called by Zordon's version of this parody. At the end of the video they take a selfie with the monster rather than defeating it.

Pterodactyl	Taty
Sabertooth Tiger	Naty
Little Bear	Katy

Endro![]

In episode 5, Yuusha and her friends did a roll call similar to sentai heroes when they introduced themselves to Princess Rona.

Extreme Justice[]

At the beginning of issue 15, Firestorm says "Hey, the Mighty-Morphin'-Wonder-Twins are back!".

F[]

The Facts of Life[]

The Facts of Sentai — A GoggleRed soft vinyl figure behind Blair.

In one scene from the show, behind Blair is a Dai Sentai Goggle-V GoggleRed soft vinyl figure in the background.

Family Force V[]

Family Force V is an upcoming Graphic Novel written by Matt Braly (known for being the creator of Disney’s Amphibia) and Ainsworth Lin. The story stars Maise Shiraki, a teenage girl who alongside her family are the LA branch of the Super Sentai-like team the Moon Troopers. The first 15 pages were released on First Comic News on October 29th 2024.^[2]

Designation	Name
Moon Trooper Red	Ken Shiraki
Moon Trooper Purple	Savisa Shiraki
Moon Trooper Blue	Maise Shiraki
Moon Trooper Green	Axl Shiraki
Moon Trooper Yellow	Alex Shiraki

Felix The Cat[]

In a commercial Bumper for Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat Felix encountered 3 mice dressed up in Super Sentai/Power Ranger like costumes where the mice did Martial Arts style moves and as Felix laughed the 3 mice transformed into dinosaurs and began to chase Felix.

The 3 mice possessed the 3 common ranger colors used in Super Sentai/Power Rangers Red/Blue/Yellow and the design of the mice's costumes seem to draw similarities to the ones from Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.

Red Mouse

Blue Mouse

Yellow Mouse

Feral TV[]

Mighty Dorky Power Whingers Logo

In the episode, "The Mighty Dorky Power Whingers", The Ferals created a show called the Mighty Dorky Power Whingers to boost the promotion to sell lampshades by use them as helmets.

This episode is parody of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.

Designation	Name	Actor
Red Ranger	Biff	Rattus Pamela Rattus
Blue Ranger	Boofhead	Derryn
Yellow Ranger	Bev	Mixy M. Toasus
Pink Ranger	Buffy	Modigliana Esmerelda Olga Wydebottom

Fighting Foodons[]

Burger Brigade

Ground-Chuck/BurRed	Hamburger
Jamburger/BurBlue	Double patty burger
Veggy-Myte/BurGreen	Lettuce burger
Cheeseburger/BurYellow	Cheeseburger
Medium-Rare/BurPink	Chicken burger
Well-Done/BurBlack	Rice burger

Final Fantasy series[]

V[]

In what is perhaps the most noted reference to Power Rangers, the swordsman Gilgamesh says during his second solo battle with the player party, "Enough expository banter! Now we fight like men! And ladies! And ladies who dress like men! For Gilgamesh, it is morphing time!", then transforms into his fully-powered, four-armed form. This quote has endured beyond the game in the form of abilities used by Gilgamesh throughout the greater series.

XIV[]

FFXIV Phoenix Riser — Phoenix Riser armor

The 2023 iteration of the annual in-game Moonfire Faire event rewarded players with the Phoenix Riser armor. Promotional images for the event featured the armor on a team of 5 in the iconic Gorenger color scheme, but the actual in-game item could be dyed any color of the player's choice. Additionally, during the event an in-game location was available where occasional colored explosions would occur, clearly inspired by the explosions typical of Sentai roll calls; players were encouraged to take pictures of their characters posing in front of the stage whilst wearing the Phoenix Riser costume.

XV[]

One of the plans for the DLC expansions of the game Final Fantasy XV was the Magitek Exosuit, multi-colored Sentai-like armors that would enhance the four different characters of the game. This suit gives the player invincibility for 30 minutes and improves fishing, but can only be used once every 24 hours.

However, their original design was too similar to the costumes of the 2017 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers movie and Saban threatened to sue Square Enix if they did not change it. This resulted in the Magitek Exosuit DLC being delayed until the suits could be re-designed. Fans reacted negatively to Saban's copyright claim as it ruined a pre-determined DLC release that players were waiting for.^[3].

Fish Hooks[]

Milo, Oscar, Albert and Jumbo, dressed as animals, pile on one another to become a Megazord per-se. All transformed, although Shellsea refused. The names of the animals and the transformation referenced/parodied MMPR 1.

Milo	Milo
Tigershark	Oscar
Saber‑Toothed Cat	Albert
Hamster-saurus	Jumbo Shrimp
N/A	Shellsea

The Flash[]

In the season seven, seventh episode Growing Pains of the Arrowverse/CW show The Flash, Chester P. Runk refers to Team Flash as the Power Rangers, and the Speed Force (in the guise of Nora Allen) as their Zordon.

Floricienta[]

Floricienta is an Argentine Juvenile Telenovela. In one episode, a character has a fever dream where their school is being invaded by bad guys but they’re saved by the Dino Thunder Rangers. The Dino Thunder theme is also played in the background when the Rangers appear and fight the bad guys.^[4]

Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma[]

When the judges reacted after eating Chef Kojiro Shinomya's meal, an entire sequence of Magical Cabbage, with the team interestingly contains both magical girl (primarily Sailor Moon) and Super Sentai throwbacks (color coded designations).

Magical Cabbage

Cabbage Red	Hinako Inui
Cabbage Blue	Fuyumi Mizuhara
Cabbage Pink	Gin Dōjima
Tuxedo Cabbage?	Donato Gotōda

Force rose etc.[]

Virgin Mary, new pop icon Force rose etc. (Pink Power etc., as French dub of Sentai called each Ranger "[Color] Force") is an artist rendition, customizing Virgin Mary figures with Chodenshi Bioman outfits, but keeping the dress. Contrary to most Sentai conventions, Pink Ranger is in front.

Force Rose Pink	Heart
Force Rose Red	Ruby
Force Rose Yellow	Topaz
Force Rose Green	Emerald
Force Rose Blue	Sapphire

France Five[]

Shin Kenjushi France Five (translated as New Sword Musketeers France Five), is a French affectionate parody of the Sentai genre. Its heroes have names which are major clichés about French life, especially food. It became extremely popular in Japan and Akira Kushida even sang a new theme song for it that was used in the show's last three episode.

Because producers where unsure how far the project could go, first episode was written as a typical mid-season episode (actually, first sixth ranger appearance) rather than a real introduction. However, after a 8-years hiatus, it ended with a real final. Color pattern, including sixth ranger, is exactly the same as Denji Sentai Megaranger/Power Rangers in Space.

Red Fromage	Antoine Deschaumes (Sébastien Ruchet)
Black Beaujolais	Thierry Durand (Grégory Goldberg)
Blue Accordéon	Albert Dumas (Daniel Andréyev)
Yellow Baguette	Jean Pétri (Thomas Blumberg)
Pink à la Mode	Catherine Fontaine (Wendy Roeltgen, Nolwenn Daste)
Silver Mousquetaire	Aramis Leclair (Grégoire Hellot)

Frasier[]

In the tenth season Halloween episode (episode 15) "Tales from the Crypt", a spiteful boy appears trick-or-treating, in a Power Rangers Time Force Blue Ranger costume, at the apartment where Niles, his wife Daphne, and her mother Gertrude, live.

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air[]

During the episode "Love Hurts", Will is antagonized by a large thug and he decides to finish the fight, but gets knocked down in a single punch. Lisa comes in and mercilessly beats up the thug. When Will comes to, he finds out Lisa saved him and asks where she learned her fighting moves. Lisa responds: "Well I've been meaning to tell you that ..I'm a..Um.." and Will then responds with: "A what? A Power Ranger?!"

In the episode "Save the Last Trance for Me", Nicky says his clay art project is a male Turtle in his shell, watching Power Rangers.

Friends[]

In the episode "The One with the Ick Factor", Ross, Chandler, and Joey tease Monica when she starts dating a younger guy and joke about who his favorite Power Ranger is. They even pretend to do a morphing sequence.

The Fruit Of Evolution[]

In episode 4 of season 2, Saria did the introduction entrance like Don Momotaro.

Fruits Basket[]

In the Fruits Basket 2019 reboot season 3 finale, there is a Black Ranger toy on the table.

Full Frontal[]

In 1995, Full Frontal made a parody of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers segment.

Color	Role
Red Ranger	Billy Cooldudester
Black Ranger	Jason Biffmeister
Blue Ranger	Zach Smith
Yellow Ranger	Trini OtherSweetyoungthingster
Pink Ranger	Kimberly Sweetyoungthingster
Green Ranger	Tommy Chickmagnetster

Futurama[]

A dismantled Alpha 5 cameoed in "Assie Come Home".

Future Card Buddyfight[]

One of the monsters card group is called Quartet Five (カルテットファイブ, Karutetto Faibu) from Hero World. They were featured in the certain episodes of the anime like Episode 35 and Episode 49.

This group of monsters appear to be based off of the Japanese TV Series 'Super Sentai' or its American adaptation 'Power Rangers'. This is due to the multitude of members with different colors and different weapons.

Color
Einder
Zweider
Dreider

G[]

Gaia Online[]

In the "Barton Boutique" store, a series of suits can be purchased all consisting of spandex morph suits, helmets, gloves, chestplates, boots and belts. The Rangers had colors or Red, Blue, Yellow, Black, Green, Pink, and Purple. Their identities in story are only hinted at but not really revealed, plus they drop off the face of the earth at one point.

Gakuen Babysitters[]

Throughout the series, the character Taka is shown to be a fan of the series Ranger Five, a sentai team near identical to Himitsu Sentai Gorenger, without the capes. The like up is Ranger Red 1, Double Yellow 2 and 3, Ranger Blue 4, and Ranger Pink 5.

gen:LOCK[]

Gen:Lock (stylized as gen:LOCK) is an animated web series created by Gray Haddock and produced by Rooster Teeth. It is set in a dystopian future Earth where an international coalition known as The Polity fights a hostile, autocratic invading force known as The Union. The show follows the gen:LOCK program and its members, who participate in the development and testing of an experimental technology which allows for individuals with unique mental make ups to have their minds uploaded to giant suits of mecha armor.

1	Julian Chase
2	Yasamin Madrani
3	Cameron 'Cammie' MacCloud
4	Kazu Iida
5	Valentina Romanyszyn

Ghost Force[]

The Ghostforce is a team of superheroes in New York City that capture rampant ghosts terrorizing the city. Fury's design is a combination of Danny Phantom, Spider-Man, and all Green Rangers from Power Rangers franchise.

Designation	Name
Fury	Andy Baker
Krush	Mike Collins
Myst	Liv Baker

Ghost in the Shell[]

A tribute anthology manga of Ghost in the Shell created in 2017 placed the characters in situations and scenarios that are out of the ordinary fare for the Ghost in the Shell universe. One story made by Tony Takezaki placed the Section 9 team in a tokusatsu show universe where Motoko Kusanagi was the Red Ranger of a Sentai team. Designwise, their suits resemble a hybrid of Bioman, Sun Vulcan and Battle Fever J.

The style of some of the manga pages of this story refects those of real world Japanese kids promotional magazines such as TV-Kun, as its displays the weapons of the team, thier mechas and certain panels showcase some of thier Ranger powers such as Mokoto's invisibility.

1	Mokoto Kusanagi

GigaBash[]

In the September 2024 DLC pack, two new characters were added to the kaiju arena brawler game, one of which is a Super Sentai inspired robot piloted by a team of Ranger-like heroes called R.O.J.A.K. The head of the mecha is formed from a red stag beetle similar to Kuwagata Ohger.

Girls und Panzer[]

In the 6th OVA, the girls dress up in Sentai costumes and do the kata roll call poses of the Dairangers, dubbing themselves as the Panzer 5, albeit the roll call is notably out of order, going from Green to Blue to Gray (the only switched color) to Pink to Red.

Olive Drab	Yukari Akiyama
Navy Blue	Mako Reizei
German Gray	Hana Isuzu
Desert Pink	Saori Takebe
Oxide Red	Miho Nishizumi

Go! Go! Loser Ranger![]

Sentai Disqualification (戦隊大失格, Sentai Daishikkaku), also known as Ranger Reject, is a Japanese manga series that focuses on a foot-soldier of a defeated villain faction who decides to defeat the Sentai-like team the Dragon Keepers after he and the rest of the foot-soldiers are forced to perform mock battles every Sunday morning. This is a reference to the fact that both Super Sentai and Kamen Rider air together on Super Hero Time, which occurs on Sunday mornings.

The English localized title for series is Go! Go! Loser Ranger!, which is a reference to Go Go Power Rangers, the main line of the theme of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and frequently used in the main themes of the New Saban Era and the Hasbro Era.

Designation	Name
Red Keeper	Sosei Akabane
Blue Keeper	Shougo Aoshima
Pink Keeper	Sesera Sakurama
Green Keeper	Chidori
Yellow Keeper	Shinya Kiritani

The series also received an anime adaptation in April 2024, which also stars Mao Ichimichi (Luka Millfy/Gokai Yellow) and Yuichi Nakamura (Beet J. Stag/Stag Buster) as Pink and Red Keepers respectively. In the English dub, Cristina Vee (Vesper Vasquez/HyperForce Black) voices Fighter XX.

Exclusive to the anime, the titles of each episode are references to an opening or ending theme to one installment of the Super Sentai series.

"We are Justice! Dragon Keepers!" (reference to Dairanger ending theme)
"Go! Fighter D" (reference to Gorenger opening theme)
"Someday a Flower Will Surely Bloom (reference to JAKQ ending theme)
"Solder of Love Hibiki" (reference to Maskman ending theme)
"Now Within the Rangers" (reference to Hurricaneger ending theme)
"1 + 2 = Threat" (reference to Sun Vulcan ending theme)
"The Zigzag Road to the Final Exam!" (reference to Turboranger ending theme)
"Shout Out Loud, Cadets!" (reference to Gaoranger opening theme)
"Battle! Fever! Fighter D!" (reference to Battle Fever j opening theme)
"It's Showtime for Blue Keeper!" (reference to Zenkaiger opening theme)
"On the Road to My Justice!" (reference to Boukenger ending theme)
"Never Stop, Fighter D!" (reference to Changeman ending theme)

The series also received a stage-play adaptation which began performances in September 2024. The stage production stars Donbrothers-star Yuya Tominaga (Sonoi) as Combatant D^[5] and Yodonna-star Marupi (Dahlia) as Yumeko Suzukiri.^[6] Amongst the crew include Kyuranger-star Yuki Kubota (Scorpio) as director and Nobuhiro Mouri as writer.^[7]

GO-GO Tamagotchi![]

Super Sentai Reference — Miraitchi donning a Sentai-esque uniform.

In the beginning of the first half of the 11th episode, "Dokidoki! Audition Soon", Miraitchi and Clulutchi wear some outfits for Madamtchi and Watchlin to review. One outfit Miraitchi wears is identical to a Sentai uniform, with the top of the helmet displaying a bird's

God Hand[]

The Mad Midget Five (Mini Mini V in Japanese version), a boss group that appear in stage 3 and 6 in that game, is resembles J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai in theme and have usual red-blue-yellow-green-pink colorset.

Joker
Diamond
Club
Spade
Heart

Goddess Café Terrace[]

In chapter 34, Ouka, Ami, Akane, Shiragiku and Riho has become the Familia Sentai Caferanger while Hayato becomes a villain in a dream sequecne. On the same chapter, there is a stage show called Fury Sentai Genkaiger.

Goldfish Warning[]

Goldfish Ranger — Wapiko and her friends in their Jetman Suits

Wapiko and her friends acts with their Jetman Costumes and they have their pose, actions and great heroes and this is a parody of Chojin Sentai Jetman. The Female Blue Sentai is swap to male blue sentai.

Red Fish	Bunta
Yellow Fish	Santa
Black Fish	Kenta
White Fish	Wapiko
Blue Fish	Shuichi Kitada

Grand Theft Auto V[]

KungFuRainbowLazerforce-GTAV — Kung Fu Rainbow Lazerforce

GTA_5_-_Home_entertainment_-_Weazel_(TV_Show) — GTA 5 - Home entertainment - Weazel (TV Show)

The Kung Fu Rainbow Lazerforce is a TV show that is within the game Grand Theft Auto V in the Grand Theft Auto franchise. It is a parody of both the Super Sentai and the Power Rangers franchises and is aired on its TV network Weazel, which is a parody of Fox, the network that first aired the Power Rangers from 1993 through 2002 on its Fox Kids block. Its title parodies Power Rangers Megaforce with a theme of conservative "family values", such as sex after marriage, unflinching belief in God and homophobia.

Gravion[]

Characters resembling Nanami Nono and Koume Kodou are seen in background scenes.

The Great Battle[]

The Great Battle series is a collection of video games made by Bandai subsidiary Banpresto for the Super Famicom/Super Nintendo. The games had characters from Kamen Rider, Ultraman and units from Mobile Suit Gundam team up with an original hero named Fighter Roar to battle foes from each of the three's universes in different settings in SD form. In The Great Battle IV, Kamen Rider ZO, the Victory 2 Gundam and Ultraman Powered teamed up with Roar as a Super Sentai-like team. At the end of each stage, they would summon a powerful robot known as Compatible Kaiser. At the end, Compatible Kaiser and the game's final boss, Dark Brain, disappears into another dimension.

Although ZO, V2 and Powered didn't make the jump, Compatible Kaiser would return in Super Robot Wars Original Generation Gaiden with a new Fighter Roar, allying with the ATX and SRX members to fight Dark Brain once more.

The Guardian Force Design Manual[]

The Guardian Force Design Manual is an art & design book written and drawn by Ulises Fariñas. It is a meta-fictional look at the world of tokusatsu superheroes and their costumes, most prominently those of Super Sentai/Power Rangers. One of the preview pages features "A Design History of Sentai Heroes", among those featured are expys of Akarenger, Battle Fever J, Goggle-V and Gaoranger.

Guardian Tales[]

The stage "Hide-and-Seek Trio" sees the protagonist track down three children who are pretending to be superheroes called the Teatan Rangers: The Blue Teatan Ranger, master of disguise, Green Teatan Ranger, master of spying, and Red Teatan Ranger, master of speed. When you track them down, they refuse to go home unless someone else agrees to defend the village, prompting the response, "I'm the Black Teatan Ranger! It's Morphin' Time!"

H[]

Haiyore! Nyaruko-san[]

Ai no chikara — Nyaruko and her friends posing.

The episode 12 of the anime Haiyore! Nyaruko-san, Nyarlathotep aka. Nyaruko and her friends performed a pose which is similar to the Go-Ongers/Ranger Operators' pre-battle pose.

Hamtaro[]

In Episode 205, a book featuring 5 Sentai-like heroes can be seen. The suits of the heroes on the book resemble a mix of both the Fivemen and the GoGoFive

Hanamaru Kindergarten[]

Kindergarten Warriors Hanamaru Girls Anzu, Koume & Hiiragi — Kindergarten Warriors: Hanamaru Girls.

Kindergarten Warriors Hanamaru Girls Nanako Yamamoto & Satsuki Tsuchida

In the Exclusive Material from the DVD and Blu-Ray, there are 3 Previews called Kindergarten Warriors: Hanamaru Girls that appear in the Promo Trailer and in Ending Song No. 4 Hatsudou!! Love Beam? from Episode 4.

Anzu

Koume

Hiiragi

Nanako Yamamoto

Satsuki Tsuchida

Hand Maid May[]

In episode 5 of Hand Maid May, Kazuya Saotome and Cyberdoll May watch a live show of a parody of a Super Sentai team as part of the "Hero Man Show" at the fair.

Hayate no Gotoku![]

Hayate-sentai-parody — Gou Gou Seitokai Tan Ken Jaa

In the series, Miki Hanabishi, Izumi Segawa, and Risa Asakaze form a group call The Hakuo Three Amiga (白皇学院生徒会三, Hakuo gakuin seito kai san) and repesent each of them with each color. They also have another name call Gou Gou Seitokai Tan Ken Jaa (轟轟生徒会タンケンジャー, Gou Gou Seitokai Tan Ken Jaa). This name is a parody of GoGo Sentai Boukenger. They also has a theme song with the same name as the latter one in Tokusatsu music style. In Episode 23 of season 1, they also performed a pose which is similar to the Sun Vulcan's pre-battle pose with Sun Vulcan Robo's parody in the background.

Īncho-san Red	Izumi Segawa
Fukuiin-chō Blue	Miki Hanabishi
Jajjimento Black	Risa Asakaze

Heaven's Design Team[]

In episode 3, Saturn's grandson, Kenta, created a horse-themed mecha due to his love of horse.

Heavyweights[]

At the end of the movie, a kid can be seen wearing a Mighty Morphin Power Rangers t-shirt.

Hello Kitty: Ringo no Mori no Fantasy[]

In the episode, Hello Kitty, Mimmy, and their friends transform into a five core team and they are the Miracle Sentai AppleV. This is a spoof of Dai Sentai Goggle-V and the color-matched by Himitsu Sentai Gorenger. Sanrio has a magical girl series with, Onegai My Melody, Hello Kitty: Ringo no Mori no Fantasy, Sugarbunnies, and Jewelpet. In 1975 started by Sanrio from Japan along with Super Sentai Series started by Toei as well.

Miracle Kitty	Hello Kitty
Miracle Mimmy	Mimmy
Miracle Tracy	Tracy
Miracle Fifi	Fifi
Miracle Cathy	Cathy

Hero Company[]

Dessert V logo

In this manga by Kazuhiko Shimamoto, being a superhero in Japan can be a full time paying job. Among the heroes working for the titular company is a Sentai-like team called the Dessert V. The team has a sweets motif. The manga parodies some of the tropes of Super Sentai, such as the Ranger team posing before battle.

Choco Red

Macaron Navy

Langues de Chat White

Soft Yellow

Parfait Pink

High School DxD[]

In Volume 8 of the light novel, the Four Great Satans, along with Sirzechs Lucifer's Queen Grayfia, form an informal group known as "Maou Sentai Satan Ranger".

Satan Red	Sirzechs Lucifer
Satan Blue	Ajuka Beelzebub
Satan Green	Falbium Asmodeus
Satan Pink	Serafall Leviathan
Satan Yellow	Grayfia Lucifuge

Himouto! Umaru-chan[]

Umaranger Non-chibi — Umaranger (Non-chibi version)

In a short film OVA that was featured on the third Blu-ray Collection, Umaru and her friends pretend to be a Sentai team called Himouto Sentai Umaranger. The costumes under their hamster cloaks resemble the Magiranger/Mystic Force suits, but the team has a black Ranger and only four members.

Umaranger robo — The Umaranger Robot battles a monster.

The team battles a bear monster using a soda team cannon attack, then engage the monster when it grows giant with their robot in a comical short parody of Super Sentai Robo battles where the monster is lightly clubbed over the head with Umaranger Robo's sword repeatedly. Umaru even references about how Sentai is heavily merchandised with toys of transformation items and robots and how she and her friends could make lots of cash by being a Sentai team.

Ebina Pink

SylphineBlue

Umaru Red

Kirie Black

hololive[]

At one skit before the encore at Marine Houshou's Connected Fantasia concert, the fellow Virtual YouTubers of Hololive's 3rd generation performed a Sentai-esque pose and called themselves, true to their official designation, Hololive Fantasy.

Designation	Member
Red	Marine Houshou
Yellow	Flare Shiranui
Silver	Noel Shirogane
Blue	Pekora Usada
Green	Rushia Uruha

Homeroom[]

In the Japanese drama Homeroom, the main character, Rintaro picks up a Mobilates in a scene during the final episode. Coincidentally, Rintaro is portrayed by Yuki Yamada, who portrayed Joe Gibken/Gokai Blue.

Honkai: Star Rail[]

As part of 2024 April Fool's Day, the official Twitter/X and YouTube account of the RPG gacha game Honkai: Star Rail release a movie trailer starring its series mascot, Pom-Pom fighting a giant HOMU filmed similarly to a tokusatsu production even referencing other franchises like Ultraman.

I[]

THE iDOLM@STER: Shiny Colors[]

A parody team of Super Sentai called Justice V is featured in the front cover of upcoming single Devitaro VS Justice V.

In Another World With My Smartphone[]

In episode 4 of In Another World With My Smartphone, Engagement, and an Uninvited Visitor, after protagonist Touya Mochizuki gains the fifth member of his group, Yumina Urnea Belfast, he says Akarenger's phrase "The five have assembled!" (５人揃って!, Gonin sorotte!), his four companions, reply with confusion rather than the eponymous "Gorenger!".

Infini-T Force[]

In Episode 4, Emi and the heroes go to a Halloween party at a restaurant. Among the costumed attendees is a man in a Red Sentai Ranger costume.

Invader ZIM[]

In the Invader ZIM episode The Girl Who Cried Gnome, the Girly Rangers in the episode are a direct parody of the original Power Rangers, combined with the Girl Scouts of the USA. Coincidentally, Richard Steven Horvitz (Alpha 5) voices the series titular character.

Is the Order a Rabbit?[]

In episode 11 of Is the Order a Rabbit? BLOOM, the girls form a team as the rabbit rangers.

J[]

Jingle All the Way[]

The 1996 Christmas Holiday movie Jingle All the Way which is about a holiday shopping craze features a Power Rangers-like TV show in-universe called Turbo Man. The minions of Turbo Man's arch nemesis Dementor are called the Demon Team who are a parody of evil Super Sentai/Power Ranger teams with the members being Red, Yellow, Blue, Grey, Aqua, & Green. Their motto "Go, Go, Demon Team" also parodies the Power Rangers franchise's "Go, Go, Power Rangers" tag line & Turbo Man's catch phrase "It's Turbo Time" also parodies "It's Morphin Time". Incidents over Power Rangers toys including to writer Randy Kornfield involved his in-laws trying to get a Power Rangers figure for his son, and producer Chris Columbus trying to get a Buzz Lightyear Action Figure for his son also inspired Turbo Man in the movie. Like in the movie with the shortage of Turbo Man figures during Power Rangers' early days around Christmas of 1993 also had similar incidents. Coincidentally, Turbo Man also was designed by one of the character designers who worked on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, Tim Flattery, who designed the suits for the film. Also an action figure of Rhinoblaster can be spotted on the night stand of Jamie Langston in his room in front of his lamp, and action figures of the Power Rangers can be seen on his windowsill. At the opening of the movie the location used for part of the exterior of the Command Center Vasquez Rocks can be seen. Also in the toy hunting montage figures from Saban's VR Troopers and even the Power Rangers Micro Machines are also seen as well during this scene.

Johranger[]

A spoof of Sportranger known as the Johrangers were created for a mobile phone commercial in Thailand. Their costumes are similar to Changeman and Turboranger. They have a color scheme of Red, Blue, Yellow, Pink, but rather than the usual Green or Black, the fifth Ranger has a rather over the top costume (simillar to AbareKiller). The first commercial shows a monster causing havoc, the Johrangers spring into action and henshin. The team then notice that one of their members has an abnormal outfit. The Red Ranger says how they agreed that they wouldn't wear that suit and asks the Pink Ranger if she had phoned him about that. The fifth Ranger then storms off and leaves the team.

Johranger_Thailand_Mobile_Promo — Johranger Thailand Mobile Promo

In the second commercial, the Johranger's Giant Robo forms without its right leg. The Red Ranger asks Pink to call the fifth Ranger but she ran out of her phone money, while the Yellow Ranger is trying to scratch the password from a top-up card.

Joshizu[]

Joshizu is the 2014 film parody of Super Sentai with a five member female team fighting against evil. The fifth member is a female Blue Ranger like Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger.

Red Girl	Naoko Akagi
Blue Girl	Mika Aota
Yellow Girl	Yuri Kikawada
Green Girl	Kanoko Midoriyama
Navy Blue Girl	Sumire Konno

Just Dance 3 and Just Dance 2014[]

One of the songs in Just Dance 3 and Just Dance 2014 are very well related to Super Sentai, even going as far to have the artist's name being Sentai Express. These songs are Spectronizer (3) and Nitro Bot (2014).

Spectronizer was made during the airing of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger and the song sounds similar to Chodenshi Bioman.

K[]

Kagerou Project/Mekakucity Actors[]

In the 17th song of the Vocaloid song series Kagerou Project and its 9th episode of its anime adaptation, Mekakucity Actors (lit. Blindfold City Actors), Ayano's Theory of Happiness, while trying to cheer up her adopted siblings for having red eyes, Ayano said that red is the color of hero where she demonstrate it by taking a red scarf and posing while comparing it to Hayato Ichimonji/Kamen Rider 2's pose. Later, while playing with her adopted siblings and her dad, Ayano still wore her red scarf and pretended herself to be the Graffiti Ranger, a parody of the Super Sentai heroes.

Kamen Rider[]

Kamen Rider Kiva[]

GP 34 of Go-Onger initially aired as part of the Nichi Asa Kids Time (ニチアサキッズタイム, Nichi Asa Kizzu Taimu, "Sunday Morning Kids Time"). In the intro, Kamen Rider Kiva is seen performing Go-On Blue's roll call along with Toppa and Cure Dream performing Red and Yellow's.

Kamen Rider Drive[]

Aside from his appearance in a crossover with Shuriken Sentai Ninninger, in episode 20, Kamen Rider Drive does Carranger's signature pose. His activation music when transforming into Type Dead Heat is also similar to the melody of the opening theme. The naming scheme of his weapons is also similar to that of the Carrangers.

Kamen Rider Ghost[]

There are five Kamen Rider Necroms in Kamen Rider Ghost all of which bear colors similar to a typical Super Sentai/Power Rangers rainbow quintet (red, blue, yellow, green, pink) without a Sixth Ranger. They also each use a wrist-mounted device (similar to teams like Megaranger) known as the Mega Ulorder.

Kamen Rider Dark Necrom R	Jered
Kamen Rider Dark Necrom B	Jebil
Kamen Rider Dark Necrom Y	Jey
Kamen Rider Necrom	Alain
Kamen Rider Dark Necrom P	Alia

Kanpai Senshi After V[]

Main article: Kanpai Senshi After V

Translated as Cheer Warriors After Five, this tokusatsu parody focuses on Golden Warrior Treasure Five as they fight against the evil organization by day and night. After the battle, the team bonds and share their feelings with each other while having a glass of beer in the pub. Most of the series contains a lot of references from many earlier Sentai series, with the team modeled in some ways after Dai Sentai Goggle-V.

Directed by Toru Hosokawa, the series stars Ryouta Murai (Yusuke Onodera, the alternate version of Kamen Rider Kuuga from Kamen Rider Decade) as the Red Warrior, while Kazuki Kato who known for his role as Daisuke Kazama (Kamen Rider Drake) in Kamen Rider Kabuto and the alternate version of Shiro Kazami (Kamen Rider V3) from Kamen Rider The Next will portray his role as the Blue Warrior. Others include Yu Kikkawa as the Pink Warrior, Buffalo Goro A as the Yellow Warrior and Tsubasa Tobinaga as the Green Warrior. The villain is portrayed by Shigeru Saiki, who previously portrayed Morio Makino in Boukenger.

Red	Red Warrior
Blue	Blue Warrior
Pink	Pink Warrior
Yellow	Yellow Warrior
Green	Green Warrior

Kantai Collection[]

In episode 4 of the anime adaptation of Kantai Collection, during the Kongou sisters introduction, each member introduces herself in a manner not unlike a roll call in a Super Sentai/Power Rangers show, complete with their real ship counterparts firing from their cannons for "pyrotechnics", and in the last part of the introduction, all four pose together while the ship turrets behind them fire colored smoke (Kongou has red, Hiei has white, Haruna has yellow, and Kirishima has blue) akin to the pyrotechnics in the final portion of the Rangers' roll call, much to Fubuki's disbelief of Kongou being "cool".

Keroro Gunso[]

The series makes multiple references to Super Sentai/Power Rangers throughout the series, including their own Giant Robo called Great Keron. In one episode, Keroro even went off to see a live stage show.

In episode 86, Keroro and his friends act up in a series called Shinryaku Sentai Kerorangers (侵略戦隊ケロンレンジャー, Shinryaku Sentai Keronrenjā). Keroro, Giroro and Dororo share similar visor shapes with Past Rangers (Keroro's visor is similar to Akarenger's visor, Giroro's visor is similar to NinjaYellow's and OhBlue's visors, Dororo's Visor shape being a heart is a reference to Pink Rangers (Momorenger, Heart Queen, FivePink, TimePink). The left side of their chest possesses their respective symbols. The design of the suits are a reference to Goggle-V's suits.

Kerorangers

Designation	Name
Kero Red	Keroro
Tama Black	Tamama
Giro Blue	Giroro
Kuru Yellow	Kururu
Doro Pink	Dororo

Key & Peele[]

Power Falcons Key and Peele — The Power Falcons.

The series features a sketch named "Power Falcons" which features five colored heroes going by the monikers "Red Falcon" (Portrayed by Kristanna Loken), "Blue Falcon" (Portrayed by Rob Huebel), "Yellow Falcon" (Portrayed by Keegan-Michael Key), "Green Falcon" (Portrayed by Jordan Peele) and "Purple Falcon" (Portrayed by Brenda Song). In the sketch, the team are fighting a Giant Robo but Green Falcon argues with the rest of the team as they keep calling him by the wrong moniker. The sketch's logo resembles the Power Rangers logo.

Red Falcon

Blue Falcon

Yellow Falcon

Green Falcon/Black Falcon

Purple Falcon

Kid Cosmic[]

EP 8 - Earth Force Enforcement Force title card — Earth Force Enforcement Force

Earth Force Enforcement Force consists of Jason Hightower as the leader Biker in Black, Christian Lanz as Crimson Vision, Grey Griffin as Violet Vanish, Eric Bauza as Emerald Wing, Phil LaMarr as Golden Swarm, and Michaela Dietz as Blue Behemoth. Their colors correspond to the powers granted by the Stones of Power.

Kill la Kill[]

AbareMako — Mako Mankanshoku doing Abaranger's roll call pose.

In episode 21 of Kill la Kill, Mako Mankanshoku makes a reference to Bakuryu Sentai Abaranger/Power Rangers Dino Thunder, when she tried to reason with Ryūko Matoi by quoting part of the Abaranger theme. She also did the Abarangers'/Dino Thunder Rangers' roll call posing with the spikes that are common in Abarangers' Abare Mode/Dino Thunder Rangers' Super Dino Mode. At her right side of her waist, there is also a gun that is similar to the Aba Lasers/Thundermax Blasters.

Killer 7[]

In the 2005 video game killer7 by Capcom (released for the Nintendo GameCube and PlayStation 2), the Punishing Rangers Handsome Men (匿名仕置戦隊 “ハンサムマン”, Tokumei Shioki Sentai Hansamuman) were developed by the US military in order to combat the global Heaven Smile threat. In addition to being an official assassin organization, the Handsome Men are also featured as characters in a comic book created by Trevor Pearlharbor and published by ZTT Comics. When the real-world group appears and begins to carry out the stories he writes in reality, Pearlharbor believes himself to be controlling them; in actuality, he is only a seer, and his comics are simply predictions of what they will do. LOVE Wilcox, a teenage girl and participant in the underground Internet, may be the actual coordinator of the Handsome Men's actions.

Handsome Red

Handsome Blue

Handsome Light Brown

Handsome Purple

Handsome Pink

Handsome Dead

Handsome White Pearl

Handsome Black

Handsome Gold

A television news announcement reports that a group resembling the comic book characters has assassinated Democratic Party member Steve Thunderson during a meeting of Congress. As a result, Mills dispatches the Killer 7 to kill Pearlharbor, who is writing their adventures into his comics in the week preceding their actual actions, and therefore appears to be controlling them, or at least some sort of terrorist. The Killer 7 tracks Pearlharbor to his studio in the Dominican Republic, where he is in the midst of drawing a scene of himself killing Dan Smith, and thus believes he cannot die. However, Handsome Black suddenly appears and fires his Handsome Wink at Dan, who successfully dodges; the attack hits Pearlharbor, killing him.

Dan kills Handsome Black in retaliation; Handsome Red appears on the scene and, surveying it, concludes that Dan killed both Pearlharbor and Black unprovoked. He calls for a revenge match to determine which of the groups is stronger, naming Broadway, New York as the site of the challenge. A series of one-on-one matches ensues.

The King of Fighters[]

Only in The King of Fighters '97 and '98, Ralf Jones and Clark Still have a special intro in which they both do the Cross Changer pose. This is likely a nod to Chojin Sentai Jetman in which they use this pose to transform.

KOFAS Ranger — Ranger Raft & Ranger Clark

Furthermore, in The King of Fighters All Star, Ralf & Clark have variants called "Ranger", in which they wear sentai/ranger-costume. Their costumes also have many elements referring to those of Jetman.

Kirarin Revolution[]

In episode 42, there is a stage play called EatRanger (タベルンジャー, Taberunjā). In this episode, Kirari accidentally injures a performer playing the Pink ranger in EatRanger. To help out in EatRanger shows for little kids, Kirari takes her spot and dresses up as Pink. With such little experience, she accidentally ruins the show. But with the help of her friends, they were able to make the second performance successful.

Designation
Eat Red
Eat Blue
Eat Green
Eat Yellow
Eat Pink

Kono Naka ni Hitori, Imouto ga Iru![]

Akiba NobuoAnime — Nobuo Akagi in Kono Naka ni Hitori Imouto ga Iru

A character resembling Nobuo Akagi is seen in the seventh episode of Kono Naka ni Hitori Imouto ga Iru.

Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear Punch[]

Bozorangers — Yuna and the adventurer party which she nicknames “Bakarangers”.

In episode 5, Yuna associates an Adventurer Party with a Super Sentai-like team, originally calling them as “Some Kinda Rangers”, She immediately nicknames them the "Bakarangers" due to their rude behavior towards her. In episode 7, Yuna imagines a Super Sentai style roll call for the party after their leader, Barbold, offers her to join them. In the roll call the full Sentai name given by Yuna to the party is “Boukensha Sentai Bakaranger” which literally translates as Adventurer Squadron Idiot Ranger.

Designation	Name
BakaRed	Barbold
BakaBlue
BakaGreen
BakaBlack
BakaWhite
BakaBear	Yuna

Kyoro-chan[]

In Episode 79 of Kyoro-chan, there is a television show called "Angel Rangers". Pachikuri is a very big fan of it, so he invites his friends to create "Kyoro Rangers". The television series reappeared in episodes 81 and 83.

L[]

Larva[]

In the episodes of the Larva series, Larva Rangers, during the chase of Yellow and his insect friends by Gray, who serves as the main antagonist, Yellow creates Sausage Ranger Belts, Sausage Coins and the modified robots himself with the toy robot blueprint. Yellow starts to morph into the Yellow Ranger as a leader to protect his friends by defeating Gray, and gives them the Sausage Ranger Belts to become his fellow members.

The episodes that involves a fight between Yellow and Red team fighting Grey team with their robots are a parody of the Power Rangers series.

League of Super Evil[]

In this Canadian animated TV series, a group of 5 heroes known as the Force Fighters Five are known to protect Metrotown from the forces of evil. They were the first superhero team that the League of Super Evil "unintentionally" defeated when they hijacked Commander Chaos' robot fighter (though Doomageddon really caused their victory). They're the only other group in the series to have their own logo be displayed. Voltar, so far, is the only one who noticed it though.

In Metrotown's theater, a poster with their logo can be seen, implying they are renowned enough to have their own movie.

Legend of Black Heaven[]

Within the series, main character Oji "Gabriel" Tanaka's son Gen is obsessed with the in-fiction show UFO Rangers Flying Five. While meant to be a parody of Super Sentai, the only footage of the fictional series shown involved the UFO Fighters sharing an apartment. The characters are never seen out of uniform.

Legend of the White Dragon[]

Legend of the White Dragon is an upcoming action movie directed by Aaron Schoenke. Based off Power Rangers, the film stars Jason David Frank (in his final role before his death), Jason Faunt, & Ciara Hanna.

White Dragon	Erik Reed	Jason David Frank
TBA	Erik Reed	Jason David Frank
TBA	Connor Frost	Jason Faunt
TBA	Iris Maine	Rachele Brooke Smith
TBA	Vanessa Katua	Ciara Hanna
TBA	TBA	TBA

Also, Cerina Vincent, who portrayed Maya in Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, plays Erik Reed's wife Rebecca.

Legend Quest[]

In the episode "Kaiju", the Japanese Prince Akihito wields an object called the "Sword of Dawn" and transforms into a large, robotic looking samurai complete with a Super Sentai-Power Rangers style transformation sequence. Once shrunk down to human size, his samurai armor is reminiscent to a stylized Red Ranger suit.

Lego[]

Part of Lego's line of limited edition minifigures for 2020 included a generic Power Ranger-like hero.

His suit resembles Mystic Force Red, while his helmet resembles a mix of Zyuoh Eagle and AkaRed.

Level E[]

From episodes 5-7, Prince Baka kidnaps five human kids and turns them into the color rangers against their wills.

Red	Taiyo Akagawa
White	Osamu Momochi
Yellow	Kunimitsu Yokota
Blue	Yoshiki Shimizu
Black	Mayo Mayuzumi

Little Witch Academia[]

In headmistress Miranda's office are the witches hats of the Nine Old Witches who founded Luna Nova Academy. One of them is Bandora's hairpiece from Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger/Rita Repulsa from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.

Lost[]

In the episode "Exodius: Part One", Walt is watching Power Rangers S.P.D on the hotel TV. The episode he is watching is Beginnings - Part 2.

In the episode "Ji Yeon", while Ji, (portrayed by Daniel Dae Kim), is trying to buy a stuffed panda at a toy store, several Power Rangers Mystic Force and Operation Overdrive toys can be seen in the background.

Love After World Domination[]

Love After World Domination (恋は世界征服のあとで, Koi wa Sekai Seifuku no Ato de) is a Japanese manga/anime series in which a group of multi-colored heroes known as the Freezing Sentai Gelato 5 (氷結戦隊ジェラート5, Hyōketsu Sentai Jerāto Faibu) fight the evil organization Gekko.

The color scheme is similar to Gokaiger and Aikawa quotes Captain Marvelous' catchphrase, "Let's make this (extremely) showy!". In chapter 6, the Power Rangers' lightning logo is used on the chapter title. Yukari Tamura performs the show's opening theme, Mao Ichimichi portrays Desumi's cat Hellko, Tomokazu Sugita portrays the villain faction’s leader Bosslar, Hikaru Midorikawa voices Matchlock Eagle, Nashiko Momotsuki portrays Ran Ran/Judgement Princess and Subaru Kimura provides the voice of Gelato Changer.

Designation	Name
Red Gelato	Fudo Aikawa
Blue Gelato	Hayato Ojino
Green Gelato	Daigo Todoroki
Yellow Gelato	Misaki Jinguji
Pink Gelato	Haru Arisugawa

Love Live[]

Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol[]

In episode 5 of Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club anime season 2, the members of the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club went to an amusement park and watched a sentai live show.

Yohane the Parhelion[]

In episode 3 of Yohane the Parhelion, Dia uses an alter ego named Scarlet Delta, alludes both Kamen Rider and Arisa Komiya's previous role as a Super Sentai character, Yoko Usami/Yellow Buster from Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters.

Luckyman[]

The Otete Sentai Yubiranger (お手手戦隊指レンジャー) are 5 super villains in cylindrical suits, each of a different color. They fight the main heroes during the Hero Tournament. Each of them reveal themselves throughout the tournament.

Yubiranger

Koyubi Green	Speedman
Kusuri Yubi Yellow	Slimeman
Naka Yubi Blue	Powerman
Ninsashi Yubi Red	Kotetsuman
Oya Yubi Gunjo	Tensaiman

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Footnotes[]

[1] ttps://youtu.be/60GoJqeuRaQ?si=quWey8aj4lgNSk-C

[2] ttps://www.firstcomicsnews.com/your-first-look-at-the-kaiju-fighting-family-force-v-from-skybound-comet/

[3] ttp://tokusatsunetwork.com/2017/02/square-enix-makes-changes-final-fantasy-xv-update-due-rights-issues-power-rangers/

[4] ttps://www.dailymotion.com/video/xw2c6w

[5] ttps://x.com/tominaga_yuya/status/1805617726779801630

[6] ttps://x.com/sentai2024/status/1805617193977098338

[7] ttps://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2333504/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=social&ref_cd=jstw003

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