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This article is about a/an series entry (the 26th) in the Super Sentai series.

Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger (忍（ニン）風（プウ）戦（セン）隊（タイ）ハリケンジャー Ninpū Sentai Harikenjā), translated into English as Enduring Wind Squadron Hurricane Ranger, was Toei Company Limited's 26th production of the Super Sentai television series. it joined Kamen Rider RyukiIcon-crosswiki. Its footage was used in the Americanized Power Rangers Ninja Storm.

Shout! Factory released Hurricaneger in North America on March 26, 2019.[1]

The average ratings of the series was 7.5%.[2]

Plot

In the Hayate's Way Ninja Academy, three of its pupils aren't exactly fitting in. But because their Sensei believes them to have potential, he regularly spends the morning personally subjecting them to rigorous training. While the other students are having their graduation ceremony, a group of evil space ninja known as the Jakanja infiltrated the school, killing most of the students. The school's Sensei, Mugensai, turned himself into a hamster to evade his pursuers. The trio was then taken to a secret base to become the legendary Hurricanegers to fight the Jakanja. But they also had to deal with the two ninja brothers of the Ikazuchi's Way Ninja Academy for a while because the Gouraigers were searching for the Evil Force that Jakanja was searching for. But once the Gouraigers abandoned their mad quest, they joined forces with the Hurricanegers.

Characters

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The Hurricanegers, Gouraigers, and Shurikenger

Hurricanegers

Hurrigouraishuri

The Hurricanegers, Gouraigers, and Shurikenger untransformed in Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger: 10 YEARS AFTER.

Main article: Hurricanegers
Color Role Actor
HurricaneRed Yousuke Shiina Shun Shioya
HurricaneBlue Nanami Nono Nao Nagasawa
HurricaneYellow Kouta Bitou Kohei Yamamoto

Gouraigers

Main article: Gouraigers
Color Role Actor
KabutoRaiger Ikkou Kasumi Yujiro Shirakawa
KuwagaRaiger Isshuu Kasumi Nobuo Kyo

Shurikenger

Main article: Shurikenger
Color Role Actor
Shurikenger Shurikenger (Original) ► Tenkai Taiki Matsuno ► Koumi Hashimoto

Allies

Main article: Minor characters in Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger

Space Ninja Group Jakanja

Other Hurricaneger Dark Ninjas

Jakanja Karakuri Giants

Other Villains

HurricaneDark Yousuke Shiina
Karakuri Balls

Arsenal

Main article: Arsenal (Hurricaneger)

Transformation Devices

Multi-Use Devices

Sidearms

Weapons

Special Weapons

Vehicles


Mecha

Main article: Mecha (Hurricaneger)


Karakuri Giants/Shinobi Machines System

Legend:◆ piloted mecha, ❖ aux mecha, ➲ carrier mecha, ◇ combo-assist mecha

Karakuri Balls

Main article: Karakuri Balls


Episodes

Main article: Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger Episodes

The episodes this season are called "scrolls". Every title is a combination of two nouns with the character "to" which represents the word "and", thus making every episode have two subjects of note.

It should be mention that the second subject in the episode title has a tendency to be written in katakana, even if there is existing kanji.

  1. Scroll 1: Wind and Ninjas (風とニンジャ Kaze to Ninja)
  2. Scroll 2: The Giant and Gadgets (巨人とカラクリ Kyojin to Karakuri)
  3. Scroll 3: An Impostor and 60 Seconds (ニセモノと60秒 Nisemono to Rokujūbyō)
  4. Scroll 4: The Tunnel and Siblings (トンネルと兄妹 Tonneru to Kyōdai)
  5. Scroll 5: The Master and The Bath (館長とお風呂 Kanchō to Ofuro)
  6. Scroll 6: Scissors and Girl Ninjas (ハサミとくノ一 Hasami to Kunoichi)
  7. Scroll 7: Thunder and Ninjas (雷とニンジャ Ikazuchi to Ninja)
  8. Scroll 8: Hayate and Ikazuchi (Wind and Thunder) (疾風（はやて）と迅雷（いかづち） Hayate to Ikazuchi)
  9. Scroll 9: The Thunder Brothers and The Hourglass (雷兄弟と砂時計 Ikazuchi Kyōdai to Sunadokei)
  10. Scroll 10: The Thunder God and The Destroyed Valley (雷神と滅びの谷 Raijin to Horobiru no Tani)
  11. Scroll 11: The Dream Eater and Starting Anew (夢喰いと再出発 Yumekui to Saishuppatsu)
  12. Scroll 12: A Steel Frame and Father & Daughter (テッコツと父娘（おやこ） Tekkotsu to Oyako)
  13. Scroll 13: Whiskers and The Engagement Ring (ヒゲと婚約指輪 Hige to Nin'yakuyubiwa)
  14. Scroll 14: The Crybaby and Candies (泣き虫とあめ玉 Nakimushi to Amedama)
  15. Scroll 15: Megatagame and Contest (タガメと争奪戦 Tagame to Sōdatsusen)
  16. Scroll 16: The Mist and The Prophecy Device (霧と予言装置 Kiri to Kanegoto Sōchi)
  17. Scroll 17: The Darkness and Battle Island (暗闇と死闘の島 Kurayami to Shitō no Shima)
  18. Scroll 18: A Father and The Bonds of Brothers (父と兄弟の絆 Chichi to Kyōdai no Kizuna)
  19. Scroll 19: The Big Box and the Wind-Thunder Giant (大箱と風雷巨人 Dai Hako to Fūrai Kyojin)
  20. Scroll 20: The Punch and The Rival (パンチと好敵手（ライバル） Panchi to Raibaru)
  21. Scroll 21: Masks and Riddles (仮面とナゾナゾ Kamen to Nazonazo)
  22. Scroll 22: Wings and Ninjas (翼とニンジャ Tsubasa to Ninja)
  23. Scroll 23: Cologne and the Great Detective (コロンと名探偵 Koron to Meitantei)
  24. Scroll 24: Taiko and Lightning (タイコと稲妻 Taiko to Inazuma)
  25. Scroll 25: Ghost and Schoolgirl (オバケと女学生 Obake to Jogakusei)
  26. Scroll 26: The Bow & Arrow and Sea Bathing (弓矢と海水浴 Yumiya to Kaisuiyoku)
  27. Scroll 27: Skewers and Zero Gravity (串焼きと無重力 Kushiyaki to Mujūryoku)
  28. Scroll 28: Hurrier and Counterattack (ハリアーと逆襲 Hariā to Gyakushū)
  29. Scroll 29: Lingering Summer Heat and The Stamp (残暑とスタンプ Zansho to Sutanpu)
  30. Scroll 30: Idols and Friendship (アイドルと友情 Aidoru to Yūjō)
  31. Scroll 31: Meteors and The Three Wolves (流星と三匹の狼 Ryūsei to Sanbiki no Ōkami)
  32. Scroll 32: The Grim Reaper and the Final Secret (死神と最終奥義 Shinigami to Saishū Okugi)
  33. Scroll 33: Mammoth and Six People (マンモスと６人 Manmosu to Rokunin)
  34. Scroll 34: The Mushroom and 100 Points (キノコと100点 Kinoko to Hyakuten)
  35. Scroll 35: The Sparkle and The Shamisen (キラリと三味線 Kirari to Shamisen)
  36. Scroll 36: Rings and Revenge (リングと復讐 Ringu to Fukushū)
  37. Scroll 37: The Third Spear and The Great Escape (三の槍と大脱出 San no Yari to Dai Dasshutsu)
  38. Scroll 38: The Demon Sword and Balloons (魔剣とふうせん Maken to Fūsen)
  39. Scroll 39: The Seventh Spear and the The Mysterious Stone (七の槍と謎の石 Shichi no Yari to Nazo no Ishi)
  40. Scroll 40: The Decoy and Ninja Law (オトリと忍の掟 Otori to Nin no Oite)
  41. Scroll 41: The Medal and Comedians (メダルと漫才 Medaru to Manzai)
  42. Scroll 42: Armor and The Raging Arrow (鎧と怒りの矢 Yoroi to Ikari no Ya)
  43. Scroll 43: Super Fusion and The Big Clash (超合体と大激突 Chō Gattai to Dai Gekitotsu)
  44. Scroll 44: Gozen and The Misfortune Fan Beast (御前様と凶扇獣 Gozen-sama to Kyō Ōgijū)
  45. Scroll 45: The Refuge and Spring Cleaning (隠れ家と大掃除 Kakurega to Ōsōji)
  46. Scroll 46: The New Year's Meal and The Three Giants (おせちと三巨人 Osechi to San Kyojin)
  47. Scroll 47: The Seal and Galactic Unification (封印と宇宙統一 Fūin to Uchū Tōitsu)
  48. Scroll 48: The Trap and Eternal Life (罠と永遠の命 Wana to Eien no Inochi)
  49. Scroll 49: The Mission and The Galactic Ninja (使命と天空忍者 Shimei to Tenkū Ninja)
  50. Scroll 50: Darkness and A New World (暗黒と新世界 Ankoku to Shin Sekai)
  51. Final Scroll: Wind, Water, and Earth (風と水と大地 Kaze to Mizu to Daichi)

Movies

  1. Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger vs. Gaoranger (忍風戦隊ハリケンジャーVSガオレンジャー Ninpū Sentai Harikenjā Tai Gaorenjā)
  2. Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger: Shushuuto the Movie (忍風戦隊ハリケンジャー シュシュッと THE MOVIE Ninpū Sentai Harikenjā Shushutto Za Mūbī)
  3. Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger: Super Ninja and Super Kuroko (忍風戦隊ハリケンジャー スーパー忍者とスーパー黒子 Ninpū Sentai Harikenjā Sūpā Ninja to Sūpā Kuroko?, , Super Video (2002)
  4. Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger vs. Hurricaneger (爆竜戦隊アバレンジャーVSハリケンジャー Bakuryū Sentai Abarenjā Tai Harikenjā)
  5. Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger: 10 YEARS AFTER (忍風戦隊ハリケンジャー: 10 YEARS AFTER Ninpū Sentai Harikenjā: Ten Iyāzu Afutā)

Songs

Main article: Ninpū Sentai Hurricaneger Soundtracks
Opening theme
  • "Hurricaneger Sanjou!" (ハリケンジャー参（サン）上（ジョウ）！ Harikenjā Sanjō!, "Here Come the Hurricanegers!")
    • Artist: Hideaki Takatori (高（たか）取（とり）　ヒデアキ Takatori Hideaki)
    • Lyrics: Neko Oikawa (及（おい）川（かわ）　眠（ね）子（こ） Oikawa Neko)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Takeshi Ike (池（いけ）　毅（たけし） Ike Takeshi)
Ending theme
  • "Ima, Kaze no Naka de" (今（いま）、風（かぜ）の中（なか）で Ima, Kaze no Naka de, "Now, Inside the Wind")
    • Artist: Hironobu Kageyama (影（かげ）山（やま）　ヒロノブ Kageyama Hironobu)
    • Lyrics & Composition: Hideaki Takatori (高（たか）取（とり）　ヒデアキ Takatori Hideaki)
    • Arrangement: Hiroaki Kagoshima (籠（かご）島（しま）　裕昌（ひろあき） Kagoshima Hiroaki)
Mecha themes
  • "Senpuujin, Suisan!!" (旋（セン）風（プウ）神（ジン）、推（スイ）参（サン）！ Senpūjin, Suisan!, "Senpuujin, On Stage!")
    • Artist: Tomonari
    • Lyrics: Saburo Yatsude (八（やつ）手（で）　三（サブ）郎（ロウ） Yatsude Saburō)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Miyake Kazunori (三（み）宅（やけ）　一徳（かずのり） Miyake Kazunori)
      • Inserted into episodes 03, 06, 11
  • "WIND & THUNDER" (ＷＩＮＤ（ウィンド）＆（アンド）ＴＨＵＮＤＥＲ（サンダー） Uindo Ando Sandā)
    • Artist: Akira Kushida (串（くし）田（だ）　アキラ Kushida Akira)
    • Lyrics & Composition: Nagae Kuwahara (桑（くわ）原（はら）　永（なが）江（え） Kuwahara Nagae)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Miyake Kazunori (一徳（かずのり）　三（み）宅（やけ） Kazunori Miyake)
      • Inserted into episodes 19, 28
Insert themes
  • "Ninpuukan Kouka" (忍（ニン）風（プウ）館（カン）校（コウ）歌（カ） Ninpūkan Kōka, "Ninpuu Hall School Song")
    • Artist: Ninpuu Hall Singing Shinobi Corps (忍（ニン）風（プウ）館（カン）歌（うた）忍（ニン）隊（タイ） Ninpū-kan Uta Nin Tai)
    • Lyrics: Saburo Yatsude (八（やつ）手（で）　三（サブ）郎（ロウ） Yatsude Saburo)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Takeshi Ike (池（いけ）　毅（たけし） Ike Takeshi)
      • Inserted in episode 27
  • "Kaze Yo, Mizu Yo, Daichi Yo" (風（かぜ）よ、水（みず）よ、大（ダイ）地（チ）よ Kaze yo, Mizu yo, Daichi yo, "By Wind, By Water, By Earth")
    • Artist, Lyrics & Composition: Hideaki Takatori (高（たか）取（とり）　ヒデアキ Takatori Hideaki)
    • Arrangement: Nenji Katou (加（カ）藤（トウ）　稔（ネン）二（ジ） Katō Nenji)
      • Inserted into episodes 13, 19, 51
  • "Gouraiger ~Ima, Furikaeru Toki~" (ゴウライジャー　〜今（いま）、振（ふ）り返（かえ）る時（とき）〜 Gouraijā 〜Ima, Furikaeru Toki〜, Gouraiger ~Now, When you Look Back~)
    • Artist: Masaaki Endoh (遠（エン）藤（ドウ）　正（まさ）明（あき） Endō Masaaki)
    • Lyrics: Junichi Miyashita (宮（みや）下（した）　隼（ジュン）一（イチ） Miyashita Junichi)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Miyake Kazunori (一徳（かずのり）　三（み）宅（やけ） Kazunori Miyake)
      • Inserted into episodes 24, 26
  • "Hi-Dee-Hoo! Shurikenger" (ＨＩ（ヒ）・ＤＥＥ（ディー）・ＨＯＯ（ホゥー）！シュリケンジャー Hi-Dī-Hū! Shurikenjā)
    • Artist: Hideaki Takatori (高（たか）取（とり）　ヒデアキ Takatori Hideaki)
    • Lyrics: Shoko Fujibayashi (藤（ふじ）林（ばやし）　聖（ショウ）子（こ） Fujibayashi Shōko)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Miyake Kazunori (一徳（かずのり）　三（み）宅（やけ） Kazunori Miyake)
      • Inserted in episode 23
  • "Hurricane Ondo" (ハリケン音（オン）頭（ド） Hariken Ondo)
    • Artist: Hiroko Asakawa (朝（あさ）川（かわ）朝川　ひろこ Asakawa Hiroko)
    • Lyrics: Saburo Yatsude (八（やつ）手（で）　三（サブ）郎（ロウ） Yatsude Saburo)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Takeshi Ike (池（いけ）　毅（たけし） Ike Takeshi)
Character themes
  • "Shinobi Koi" (忍（しの）び恋（こい） Shinobi Koi, "Shinobi Love")
    • Artist: Nao Nagasawa (長（なが）澤（さわ）　奈（ナ）央（オ） Nagasawa Nao) (Nanami Nono)
    • Lyrics: Saburo Yatsude (八（やつ）手（で）　三（サブ）郎（ロウ） Yatsude Saburo)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Takeshi Ike (池（いけ）　毅（たけし） Ike Takeshi)
  • "Kunoichi Ichi Ichi Uchuuichi" (くノ一（イチ）々（イチ）々（イチ）宇（ウ）宙（チュウ）一（イチ） Kunoichi Ichi Ichi Uchūichi, "Kunoichi #1 In the Universe")
    • Artists: Mio Fukuzumi (福（フク）澄（ずみ）　美（ミ）緒（お） Fukuzumi Mio) (as Wendinu) & Azusa Yamamoto (山（やま）本（もと）　梓（あずさ） Yamamoto Azusa) (as Furabiijo)
    • Lyrics: Kensaku Saitou (斉（サイ）藤（トウ）　謙（ケン）策（サク） Saitō Kensaku)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Jack Den Yoru (ジャック・伝（デン）ヨール Jakku Den'yōru)
  • "Shiawase SHAKING HANDS" (幸（しあわ）せＳＨＡＫＩＮＧ（シェーキング）ＨＡＮＤＳ（ハンズ） Shiawase Shēkingu Hanzu, Happiness SHAKING HANDS)
    • Artist: Nao Nagasawa (長（なが）澤（さわ）　奈（ナ）央（オ） Nagasawa Nao) (as Nanami Nono) & Azusa Yamamoto (山（やま）本（もと）　梓（あずさ） Yamamoto Azusa) (as Furabiijo)
    • Lyrics & Composition: Naruhisa Arakawa (荒（あら）川（かわ）　稔（なる）久（ひさ） Arakawa Naruhisa)
    • Composition & Arrangement: Takeshi Ike (池（いけ）　毅（たけし） Ike Takeshi)
      • Inserted in episode 30

Cast

Voice actors

Guest actors

Movie & VS Series Guest actors

  • Princess Laiina (Movie): Sayaka Yoshino (吉（よし）野（の）　紗（サ）香（やか） Yoshino Sayaka)
  • Knuckle (Movie): Yūko Miyamura (宮（みや）村（むら）　優（ユウ）子（こ） Miyamura Yūko, Voice)
  • Hizaru, Ashurazaru (Movie): Arata Furuta (古（ふる）田（た）　新（あら）太（タ） Furuta Arata, Voice)
  • Blizaru (Movie): Hiroyuki Muraoka (村（むら）岡（おか）　弘（ひろ）之（ゆき） Muraoka Hiroyuki, Voice)
  • Chubouzu (Hurricaneger vs. Gaoranger): Yūji Kishi (岸（きし）　祐（ユウ）二（ジ） Kishi Yūji, Voice)
  • Bat Ze Runba (Hurricaneger 10 Years Later): Hironori Miyata (宮（みや）田（た）　浩（ひろ）徳（のり） Miyata Hironori)

Suit actors

Stage Shows

Toyline

Main article: Hurricaneger (Toyline)

Notes

  • The South Korean Power Rangers dub skipped ahead from Power Rangers Wild Force to Abaranger, omitting both Hurricaneger and Power Rangers Ninja Storm, South Korea in the Korean dub of Gokaiger dubbed in South Korea, Power Rangers Captain Force, Hurricaneger is called Power Rangers Ninja Storm, The members were renamed as StormRed (HurricaneRed), StormBlue (HurricaneBlue), StormYellow (HurricaneYellow), StormGreen (Shurikenger), respectively.
  • Hurricaneger (ハリケンジャー Harikenjā) has several meanings.
    • It is basically made of the word Hurricane (ハリケン Hariken) with the word Ranger (レンジャー Renjā) shorted to -ger (ジャー Jā) to avoid the title from having too many syllables. Indeed, the series is based on ninjas who are being like a violent wind, in opposition to Ninja Sentai Kakuranger, based on hiding, and Shuriken Sentai Ninninger, based on shurikens. Plus, the leader (HurricaneRed) has powers based on air and wind.
    • -ricane (リケン Riken) is a shortcut to Shuriken (手（シュ）裏（リ）剣（ケン） Shuriken) a typical ninja weapon, the word is used in Shurikenger (シュリケンジャー Shurikenjā)and later used in Shuriken Sentai Ninninger title.
    • We can find the word for Wise Person (賢（ケン）者（ジャ） Kenja), that is related to the wiseness of a ninja. Plus, the kanji for Practicer, Type of Person (者（ジャ） Ja) is in it, and the -n (ン N) of Ken (賢（ケン） Ken), before the -ja (者（ジャ） Ja) can be counted in the resemblance with the word Ninja (忍（ニン）者（ジャ） Ninja), the Nin (忍（ニン） Nin), meaning Endurance is found in the title with Wind Endurance (忍（ニン）風（プウ） Ninpū). The loop is looped.
    • Also, there is the word for Thorny Blade (針（はり）剣（ケン） Hariken) found in it, and resembling Hurricane (ハリケン Hariken). Blades, mostly thin and thorny, are ninjas predilection type of weapons.
  • The series has similarities with Choujuu Sentai Liveman, Kousoku Sentai Turboranger, and Ninja Sentai Kakuranger.
  • This series was originally called Dainin Sentai Ninjaman (Great Ninja Squadron Ninjaman).[3]
  • This was the first series since Choujuu Sentai Liveman to have three members from the start with two members joining later on.
  • This was the first series since Choujin Sentai Jetman to have a female ranger who's primary costume color was neither pink, yellow nor white, followed by Mahou Sentai Magiranger and Doubutsu Sentai Zyuohger.
    • But Magiranger had female Pink and White Ranger and Zyuoher a female White replacing Pink; all 3 series also have a male yellow that [at least for two of the three] was adapted Male; the others being Ninninger to Ninja Steel, Magiranger to Mystic Force, and A-Squad Yellow, and Kakuranger to Alien Rangers.
  • This is also the first season since Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger to feature a Green Ranger as a Sixth Ranger.
    • And so far only one since teams since had Green in the core team (w/ or w/o a Black Ranger or replaced by Black)
  • This is also the first series since Kousoku Sentai Turboranger to have a female human villain as a wanderer.
    • Both series have similarities with School Students.
    • Both series have the Red Female Villains in human forms.
  • In the ending credits of Power Rangers Ninja Storm, Hurricaneger is credited as "Hurricane Rangers" where Ninja Storm is being adapted from.
  • In Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, Ranger Keys from Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger are unique in that they are identified as 3 separate Sentai groups: Hurricaneger, Gouraiger, and Shurikenger. The only other season to be closely similar to this case is Engine Sentai Go-Onger with 2 separate groups of Ranger Keys.
  • This series has similarities to Kamen Rider Ryuki, which came out in the same year and would later be adapted in 2009 as Kamen Rider Dragon Knight:
    • Both feature the respective group in factions, something neither had done before.
    • Both series' heroes(/villains) are animal-themed and clandestine warriors (ninjas & mainly knights).
    • Both have the factions fighting each other (in Hurricanger, because of the villains; Ryuki because only the last standing Rider can get their wish granted).
    • Both of their American Counterparts were adapted, but not by Saban.
    • Both have motorcycles.
      • Ninja Storm used this more than Hurricanger though.
    • Both have traditional motifs mixed with metal and technology.
    • Both have a gimmick (Kakurai Balls and discs; cards)
    • Both feature insect-themed members.
    • Both feature abnormal teams.
      • There are 13 Ryuki Riders
      • The color designation of Hurricanger is Red/Blue (F)/Yellow/Crimson/Navy/Green
    • Both feature characters in the same or similar shade of color
    • Their successors resemble the first adapted Sentai and Rider
      • Abaranger and Zyuranger have dinosaur motifs
      • 555 and Black RX have black colored suits and glowing swords pulled from their suits.
  • This is the first season to feature an insect-themed Rangers, followed by Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters.
  • This is the last season to feature a "To Be Continued" (つづく Tsuzuku) text (that could be written "To Be Continued" (続（つづ）く Tsuzuku)) at the end of each episode.
  • This is the last season to be distributed in North America by Shout! Factory so far due to the advent of Hasbro Era.

See Also

External links

References

  1. ↑ https://www.shoutfactory.com/product/ninpuu-sentai-hurricaneger-the-complete-series?product_id=7024
  2. ↑ http://www10.atwiki.jp/shichouseiko/pages/72.html
  3. ↑ http://risingsuntokusatsu.com/?p=1568


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