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Power Rangers Super Samurai

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PR2020 logo.png This article is about a/an series entry (continuing the 18th) in the Power Rangers franchise.
"Super Samurai" redirects here. For the first episode of this season, see Super Samurai (episode) or if you are looking for the mode, see Super Mode

Power Rangers: Super Samurai is the nineteenth season of Power Rangers and the sequel to Power Rangers Samurai, continuing its adaptation of the Super Sentai season, Samurai Sentai Shinkenger.

The season continues Samurai's tradition to be shot and broadcast in HD. The second set of 20 episodes began airing on February 18, 2012 at 12n/11c.[1]. Produced by SCG Power Rangers.

Chronologically, Clash of the Red Rangers, a TV movie aired after Samurai, fits in the middle of this season.

Synopsis

"Centuries ago in Japan, Nighlok monsters invaded our world, but samurai warriors defeated them with power symbols, passed down from parent to child. Today the evil Nighlok have risen once again and plan to flood the earth. Luckily, a new generation of heroes stand in their way. They are the Power Rangers Samurai."
―Narrator[src]

The seven Samurai Rangers
© Kimberleycrossman.com

The Samurai Rangers continue to wage their war with the Nighloks and Master Xandred, who has enlisted the help of the legendary esteemed Nighlok King, Serrator. With the Nighlok's getting stronger by the minute, the Rangers must learn to harness their newly acquired Black Box, which will allow them access to their Super Samurai state and unlock new Megazord combinations. They later discover the Black Box's connection to their ancestors, which allows them to tap into just that to unlock Shogun Mode, a powerful new form only accessible through their Super Mega Mode. In addition, their new weapon the Bullzooka packs some serious firepower.

As the end-game approaches, Jayden's older sister Lauren Shiba arrives and reveals her true identity as the true 18th Head of the Shiba Clan. Taking her rightful place as Red Samurai Ranger, her arrival nearly divides the team but her warm nature eventually brings everyone together.

Characters

Rangers

Main article: Samurai Rangers

Each Samurai Ranger in one of the seven Modes

Color Role Actor
Red Samurai Ranger Jayden Shiba ►◄ Lauren Shiba Alex Heartman ►◄ Kimberley Crossman
Blue Samurai Ranger Kevin Najee De-Tiege
Pink Samurai Ranger Mia Watanabe Erika Fong
Green Samurai Ranger Mike Hector David, Jr.
Yellow Samurai Ranger Emily Brittany Anne Pirtle
Gold Samurai Ranger Antonio Garcia Steven Skyler

Past Rangers

Allies

Color Role Actor
Ranger Operator Series Red Scott Truman Eka Darville (credited as Tobias Reiss, voice)[2]

Villains

Main article: Nighlok

Arsenal

Main article: Arsenal (Super Samurai)

Morphers

Multi-Use Devices

Sidearms and Individual Weapons

Other Weapons

Power-up

Vehicles


Zords

Main article: Zords (Super Samurai)

FoldingZord System

Legend:◆ piloted zord, ❖ aux zord, ★ battlezord; colors are in reference to Rangers who piloted them and not the physical color of the zords

Episodes

Main article: Episodes (Super Samurai)
  1. Super Samurai
  2. Shell Game
  3. Trading Places
  4. Something Fishy
  5. Clash of the Red Rangers - The Movie
  6. The Rescue
  7. The BullZord
  8. He Ain't Heavy Metal, He's My Brother
  9. Kevin's Choice
  10. Runaway Spike
  11. The Strange Case of the Munchies
  12. A Sticky Situation
  13. Trust Me
  14. Trickster Treat
  15. The Master Returns
  16. A Crack in the World
  17. Stroke of Fate
  18. Stuck on Christmas
  19. Fight Fire With Fire
  20. The Great Duel
  21. Evil Reborn
  22. The Sealing Symbol
  23. Samurai Forever

DVD Releases

Games

Notes

Top: Shot clearly shows female red, Bottom: Continuing shot which appears in preview obscures the skirt

  • Among the Shinkenger footage used in the first Super Samurai promo, Red Ranger in Super mode sweeps through a horde of Moogers. In actuality, the shot is not of a male Red, but of Kaoru Shiba. This footage was not used in the show.
  • Super Mega Mode and Shark Attack Mega Mode appear to have two different belts in the actual show. The first is as seen in official renders for the show, with the closed Shogun Buckle having small attachments on its sides which fits over the standard Mega Mode belt. The other is a version that has the closed Shogun Buckle without any attachments, but over a modified belt that has black bands going across the waist. This belt is identical to the one featured in the Shogun Mode. Both belts are used equally and interchangeably by the show.
  • This is the first sequel season to adapt from the same Sentai the previous season did.
  • This is the first series not to have a character on the villains’ side have a change of heart, reform, or side with the Power Rangers at all.
  • Occasional merchandise, such as the official season poster and website, will have the Samurai Rangers in Mega Mode, possibly to distinguish this season from the previous.
  • This is the first season to start the trend of sequel seasons with the word Super added to their title lasting until Super Ninja Steel.

See Also

External Links

References

  1. ↑ The Licensing Book, October 2011
  2. ↑ http://youtu.be/469TESpIVro?t=26m30s
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