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- "HA! Hanasakkadoushi!"
- ―Poison Flower Ninja Hanasakjadoushi's first words when introducing himself to Yousuke whilst strangling him.[src]
- ""Metamorphosis attack?""
- ―Hanasakkadoushi after his Poison Flower Pollen attack failed due to the Hurricanegers duplicating themselves and his final words before his initial defeat.[src]
- ""That's it!""
- ―Hanasakkadoushi advancing on Senpuujin after being taken out by the Wheel Crush and his final words before his death.[src]
Poison Flower Ninja Hanasakkadoushi (毒花忍者ハナサッカ道士 Dokubana Ninja Hanasakkadōshi, 5, 25) is a member of Chuuzubo's Ninja Corps.
History[]
A Chunin master of Flower arrangement, he was sent to cover the Earth with his poisonous plants, using the Miharaishi Bathhouse to hide the mother plant. Though Kota Bito and Nanami Nono were too late to stop the blooming, HurricaneRed destroyed the main flower, killing the dependent plants. Hanasakkadoushi was killed by Senpuujin with the Sword Slasher. TV STORY-Scroll 5: The Chief and the Bath
Hanasakkadoushi was one of five Chunin resurrected by Vampiyan, Hanasakkadoushi attacked Osaka, halted by HurricaneYellow until he withdraw to fight Vamp Iyan, whose death forced Hanasakkadoushi back to the afterlife. TV STORY-Scroll 25: Monster and Schoolgirl
Personality[]
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
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Abilities[]
- Space Ninpou: Toxic Pollen (宇宙忍法・毒花花粉 Uchū Ninpō Dokubana Hanako)
- Ivy Attack (蔦攻撃 Tsuta Kōgeki)
Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
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Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
- Hanasakkadoushi was voiced by Tomohiro Tsuboi in his first Super Sentai role.
- He was portrayed by suit actor Hiroyuki Muraoka.
Design[]
- He was designed by Keiichi Sato.
- His motif is a hibiscus.
Concept Art[]
Etymology[]
- His name is derived from Hanasaka Jiisan.
Notes[]
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Appearances[]
See Also[]
- Florabundacus - Power Rangers counterpart in Ninja Storm. See comparison page.
External Links[]
- TV Asahi's page on Poison Flower Ninja Hanasakkadoushi (from the Internet Archive)
- Toei's page on Poison Flower Ninja Hanasakkadoushi (from the Internet Archive)
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