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- "What is this?! It's really, really, really amazing! I'm burning out..."
- ―Final words before Death[src]
Sambaba (サンババ Sanbaba) is one of the Players from Team Azald.
Contents
Character History
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Personality
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Profile
- Medal Slot: Belly
- Blood Game: Samba dancing while causing fires to harm people
- Genre: Dancing Rhythm
Arsenal
- Moeba Dancer (メーバダンサー Mēba Dansā): Sambaba's personal Moebas that are dressed in samba outfits.
Powers and Abilities
- Hand: Sambaba's primary "weapon", in which he can use to strike his opponents.
- Eye Blast: Allows Sambaba to fire an energy burst from his eye.
- Fire Dance: A move in which Sambaba can create a field of fire around him while dancing.
- Combo: Let's Samba! (レッツ、サンバ! Rettsu Sanba): A Combo Move in which Sambaba's dancing creates fireballs that can home in on an opponet.
Concept Art
Behind the Scenes
Portrayal
- Sambaba is voiced by Shintarō Asanuma (浅沼 晋太郎 Asanuma Shintarō), who will later voiced Zyuran/Zenkai Zyuran in Kikai Sentai Zenkaiger. His suit actor is Hiroyuki Muraoka.
Notes
- Sambaba's name comes from "Samba ", a lively, rhythmical dance of Afro Brazilian origin.
- Sambaba's dance looks similar to the transformation dance from Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger. The music that plays is also similar to the music played during the Transformation Sequence of Kyoryuger.
- In a nod to Shuriken Sentai Ninninger, Sambaba also says "I'm burning up!" when he surrounds him in fire and attacks the Zyuohgers with a very fast rush attack, similar to Takaharu Igasaki.
- Sambaba's name and when he say "carnival", it's maybe a reference to Kyoryu Red Samba Carnival.
- Like all Zyuohger enemies, Sambaba shares elements from past sentai villains. One of the most noteworthy is The Gerzol from Flashman, and Transcendenterfly God Deboth from Kyoryuger.
- Similar to Hunterji, Mantle and Sumotron (and unlike other Players), he responds to Naria's Continue by saying "Arigato, Naria" (Which is Japanese for "Thank You"; and prevously said by Hunterji).
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