 This article is about a location in Gekiso Sentai Carranger.
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The Pegasus Corporation (株式会社ペガサス Kabushikigaisha Pegasasu) is an automobile garage and vehicle development facility run by Souichirou Tenma, where he lives alongside his wife and son Ichitarou. The facility employs five young adults of note who work various jobs within the facility:
- Kyosuke Jinnai - Test driver
- Naoki Domon - Vehicle design
- Minoru Uesugi - Sales
- Natsumi Shinohara - Mechanic
- Yoko Yagami - Receptionist
Unknown to Souichirou and his family, these five possessed the special "Kurumagic" desired by Dapp, an alien from planet Hazard for the creation of the legendary Carrangers. When he arrives on Earth, Dapp ends up replacing the balancing machine in the facility with an entryway into the Carrangers' new base while recruiting the team.
TV STORY-Ep. 1: Fighting for Traffic Safety
The expanded base included a work area equipped with computers where Dapp lived and monitored for the Bowzock (as well as creating new weaponry and gadgets like the Giga Formula, which would usually be dispatched from this location), parking for the Speeder Machines (and later the two wild cars, Pegasus Thunder and Dragon Cruiser), and a hangar for the giant Ranger Vehicles (which when summoned would automatically depart the hangar area, travelling through an underground tunnel before emerging from a secret entryway into the city); this was later expanded to house the Victrailer and VRV Machines (gaining a set of large, angled metallic doors that slid open, a large crane claw to reposition the mecha, and some sort of command tower)
During the final showdown between the Carrangers and Reckless Dash Emperor Exhaus, the Bowzock blow up the garage on his orders in order to eliminate them, but they were able to survive where they were saved by their allies. TV STORY-Ep. 46: Suddenly Ineffective!? Transformation Power The garage is later rebuilt once the Exhaus crisis is over.
Notes[]
- The "pegasus" is a common attribute within Carranger, being also associated with one of their later vehicles.
- A toy version of the mecha hangar part of the base was released as the DX Victory Dock; it had several differences from the hangar seen in the show, including a large rotating platform operated by a knob, the ability to store the mecha accessories as well as a parking spot for Sirender (it was never clarified in the show where Sirender was stored when not in use).
See Also[]
- Power Chamber - Power Rangers Turbo counterpart