 This article is about a ranger in Power Rangers Super Samurai.
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- "You have summoned the power of your ancestors! Now and forever! Our power is your power!"
- ―The Grand Shogun passing the Bullzord's power on to Jayden and Cody[src]
The Grand Shogun was one of the old Shogun Rangers, descended from the Ancient Samurai Rangers and ancestors of the current team of Samurai Rangers.
History[]
The Grand Shogun scroll
300 years ago, the BullZord had rampaged along the countryside. Thus, he had entrusted the Guardians, friends of the Samurai to guard the BullZord with their very lives. He ordered that it remain sealed for all eternity. Little did he know that in the future, a young boy named Cody would have the ability to communicate with it.
The Grand Shogun sculpture
When the BullZord was finally freed and utilized by Jayden Shiba roughly 3 centuries later, the Grand Shogun's apparition appeared before Jayden, and promised him that now that the BullZord was free, their power now belongs to him (and the new Rangers). Thus the Grand Shogun and his Shogun Ranger compatriots' powers are transferred onto the new Samurai Rangers via the Shogun Disk.
Red Shogun Ranger[]
Arsenal
Zords
Notes[]
- Whether the Shogun form was the Grand Shogun's base form or a power-up was not revealed.
- The Grand Shogun was part of the first few waves of toys for Samurai as the "Shogun Battlized Ranger", despite actually appearing in the series in the next season, Super Samurai. The suit was confirmed to appear in the show at The New York Toy Fair 2011 by a Bandai represenative
Appearances[]
Power Rangers Super Samurai
- Episode 6: The BullZord
- Episode 8: Kevin's Choice (image only)
- Episode 9: Runaway Spike (image only)
- Episode 11: A Sticky Situation (image only)
- Episode 12: Trust Me (image only)
- Episode 13: The Master Returns (image only)
- Episode 14: A Crack in the World (image only)
- Episode 15: Stroke of Fate (image only)
- Episode 20/Finale: Samurai Forever (image only)
See Also[]
- Retsudo Shiba, the first Shinken Red who lived 300 years ago.