Mirai Sentai Timeranger

Mirai Sentai Timeranger

The title card for Mirai Sentai Timeranger
Genre Tokusatsu
Created by Toei
Written by Yasuko Kobayashi
Ryōta Yamaguchi
Toshiki Inoue
Noboru Takemoto
Directed by Satoshi Morota
Noboru Matsui
Hajime Konaka
Taro Sakamoto
Hiroshi Butsuda
Shojiro Nakazawa
Noboru Takemoto
Starring Masaru Nagai
Yūji Kido
Masahiro Kuranuki
Shūhei Izumi
Mika Katsumura
Shinji Kasahara
Narrated by Yukitoshi Hori (堀 之紀 Hori Yukitoshi)
Opening theme "JIKŪ ~Mirai Sentai Timeranger~" by Kumi Sasaki
Ending theme "Toki no Kanata E" by NAT'S (1-43, 46-49)
"Miracle X-Mas" by T.R. Futures (44)
"Eternal Wind" by Shigetaka Takayama (45)
"Mirai no Yuku E" by Motoyoshi Iwasaki (50)
"Don't Stop Your Story!" by T.R. Futures (51)
Composer(s) Kōichirō Kameyama
Country of origin Japan
Original language(s) Japanese
No. of episodes 51
Production
Producer(s) Ken Fukuyoshi
Jun Hikasa
Kōichi Yada
Running time approx. 25 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel TV Asahi
Original run February 13, 2000 – February 11, 2001
Chronology
Preceded by Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGoFive
Followed by Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger

Mirai Sentai Timeranger (未来戦隊タイムレンジャー Mirai Sentai Taimurenjā, [Note 1]) is a Japanese Tokusatsu television series, the 24th series in Toei's Super Sentai franchise. Footage from this series was used in the American production Power Rangers Time Force. The opening narration of the series announces, "People from the future in the year 3000 AD and one man have met by chance, for the sake of marking a new passage of time…!" (西暦3000年の未来人たちと一人の男が出会った。新しい時を刻む為に‥！ Seireki sanzennen no miraijin-tachi to hitori no otoko ga deatta. Atarashii toki wo kizamu tameni).

Plot

In the 30th century, time travel becomes illegal after a time paradox crisis. The Time Protection Department (TPD) is established to watch for and stop time crimes. Four new enlistee cadets of the TPD are tricked by Don Dolnero and his gang into letting them time-travel to the year 2000 to commit various crimes and, to protect history, the four cadets pursue them. They encounter a severe problem: the Timeranger program requires five members for the first operation. They force a present-day martial artist, Tatsuya Asami, to join them, and they become the Timerangers. Tatsuya rents a building for them to live in, and they start a small odd-jobs business called Tomorrow Research to financially support themselves.

Over time, the four cadets begin to realize that their presence would inevitably change the future in the form of the City Guardians, a security force under the employment of the Asami Corporation to protect the city from the Londers. The City Guardians form a tenuous relationship with the Timerangers, especially when Tatsuya's college acquaintance Naoto becomes Time Fire and later also becomes the City Guardian's captain.

Characters

Timerangers

Mirai Sentai Timeranger
"Timeranger! [Name of prisoner], you're under arrest for violating the Time Protection Law!"

Tatsuya Asami

Tatsuya Asami/Time Red (浅見 竜也/タイムレッド Asami Tatsuya/Taimu Reddo): The main protagonist of the series, Tatsuya is a 22-year-old martial artist who is "drafted" into the team. He refuses to accept fate and his heritage as future CEO of his father's company. He believes that people can control their own destiny, but only if they fight for a desirable future. After joining the Timerangers, Tatsuya decides to move out of his father's house and uses his savings to rent the building that would be the Timeranger's home. He works as a karate teacher at Tomorrow Research. Although Yuri is the team leader, Tatsuya is the driving force of the Timerangers, essentially acting as field commander during the battles. When operating the Time Robo formations, Tatsuya is usually in charge of accessing the finishing moves to recapture the Londers Prisoners by wielding a miniature version of the Space-Time Sword/Chrono Divider to mimic the movement pattern. In the finale, one year after the final battle, Tatsuya continues to live freely by choosing his lifestyle until he feels that he is ready to join his father's company. At the end of the series, Tatsuya runs into four individuals who resemble Yuri, Ayase, Domon and Sion, who may be their ancestors, and even an individual who resembles Naoto.

Tatsuya Asami is portrayed by Masaru Nagai (永井 大 Nagai Masaru) (Played as "永井 マサル").

Yuri

Yuri/Time Pink (ユウリ/タイムピンク Yūri/Taimu Pinku): The female protagonist of the series and the leader of the Timerangers, she is a 21-year-old police officer from the 30th century. Since the Inter-City Police are aware of Don Dolnero's plan, she goes undercover as a TPD cadet to stop him. She holds a personal grudge against Don Dolnero for sending an assassin to kill her family in the year 2988. Yuri is initially cold towards Tatsuya, but eventually warms up to him. She works as a detective at Tomorrow Research, but is open to other jobs such as cleaning services. In the series finale, she confesses to Tatsuya that she loves him, but they cannot be together due to the large gap in between their timelines. Therefore, she returns to her own time and finds that, due to the time change in the 30th century, her family is still alive. In the 20th century, Tatsuya comes across an individual resembling Yuri, who may be her ancestor.

Yuri is portrayed by Mika Katsumura (勝村 美香 Katsumura Mika).

Ayase

Ayase/Time Blue (アヤセ/タイムブルー Ayase/Taimu Burū): A former racer, this calm-headed 22-year-old is the second-in-command with a knack for high-speed battles and a deadpan sense of humor. Often, his humor puts him at odds with Domon, which forces the other Timerangers to prevent a possible fistfight between the two. He is close friends with Tatsuya. As the only Timeranger with a driver's license, he works as a chauffeur at Tomorrow Research. Ayase, however, has the incurable terminal illness Osiris Syndrome. When Tatsuya finds out about the disease, he is determined to help his friend. The other Timerangers are shocked when Tatsuya is forced to reveal Ayase's illness to them. After time is altered at the end of the series, a cure for Osiris Syndrome is found and Ayase is cured. In the 20th century, Tatsuya comes across an individual resembling Ayase, who may be his ancestor.

Ayase is portrayed by Yūji Kido (城戸 裕次 Kido Yūji).

Domon

Domon/Time Yellow (ドモン/タイムイエロー Domon/Taimu Ierō): A 22-year-old womanizer, formerly a professional grappler, who tends to overdo it sometimes. Domon was banned from professional fighting for never being on time for a match because he would chase after girls. Despite this, Domon has a great respect for the rules and, after learning that Sion is an orphan, he sticks up for him and refuses to let anyone call him an alien. However, Domon, who comes from a large family, is the only one who truly misses the 30th century, and he has some resentment towards Captain Ryuya for trapping them in the 20th century. This results in him taking his frustrations out on Tatsuya when the four cadets first meet him due to his resemblance to Ryuya. Although Domon works as the self-defense teacher at Tomorrow Research, he has no students. Domon argues with Ayase frequently due to the latter's humor towards his attitude on women. Later on, Domon falls in love with camerawoman Honami Moriyama. After his secret identity is revealed to her, the two start dating and Domon eventually tells her that he comes from the 30th century. In the finale, after the future is changed, Domon learns that his ban is reduced to a one-year suspension from the ring. In the 20th century, Tatsuya comes across an individual resembling Domon, who may be his ancestor. Domon's love affair with Honami also produced a son, referred to as Domon Jr. at the end of the series, but named Mirai in the Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger Ep. 40: The Future is the Past.

Domon is portrayed by Shūhei Izumi (和泉 宗兵 Izumi Shūhei) (Played as Tomohide Koizumi (小泉 朋英 Koizumi Tomohide)).

Sion

Sion/Time Green (シオン/タイムグリーン Shion/Taimu Gurīn): A 17-year-old alien from the planet Hubbard (ハバード Habādo), which was destroyed as the result of war, he was raised on Earth in a laboratory. He is nimble and curious about everything around him. Sion is also fond of dyeing his hair, which he does every so often since age 3. Due to his alien physiology, Sion only needs to sleep once per year, but he must then spend a week in hibernation. He is the Timerangers' technical expert, capable of operating any machine, and is in charge of computer repairs for Tomorrow Research. He is the youngest Ranger, born around 2983. In the finale, Sion learns that, because Hubbard had no contact with Earth prior to its destruction, his own history hasn't changed. However, as he leaves, he says he's happy that he met Tatsuya and, thanks to him, he will never feel alone anymore. In the 20th century, Tatsuya comes across an individual resembling Sion.

Sion is portrayed by Masahiro Kuranuki (倉貫 匡弘 Kuranuki Masahiro).

City Guardians

Wataru Asami forms a security force under his Asami Corporation to protect the city from the Londers. The City Guardians (シティガーディアンズ Shiti Gādianzu) gain a tenuous relationship with the Timerangers, especially when Tatsuya's college acquaintance Naoto becomes Time Fire and later the City Guardian's captain. The captain is required to wear a red beret. According to Ryuya, the City Guardians would later become the Inter-City Police (インターシティー警察 Intā Shitī Keisatsu).

Naoto Takizawa

"Time Fire! Londers, if you keep doing this, I'm not gonna be nice!"

Naoto Takizawa/Time Fire (滝沢 直人/タイムファイヤー Takizawa Naoto/Taimu Faiyā, 28-49,Timeranger vs GoGoV): Tatsuya's 28- year-old rival and leader of the City Guardians established by the Asami Corporation. Unlike Tatsuya, Naoto came from the other side of the tracks, getting by on a scholarship as the two of them attended college. Naoto envied Tatsuya and wanted to be the better of the two. After Naoto becomes Time Fire, the Asami group attempts to analyze the technology for mass production, but cannot fully understand the 30th century technology. He finds out through Sion that the Londers' monsters are just prisoners and only need to be recaptured. Eventually, he learns that the Timerangers came from the 30th century and, because of his desire for power, he chooses to find a way to use his new knowledge of the Timerangers to his advantage. After Wataru is hospitalized, Naoto is able to use that knowledge to gain full control of the City Guardians. Naoto also owns two pet birds, Tora and Sakura, which he later gives to a little girl. After Naoto is injured during the battle against Neo-Crisis, he finds out that Wataru was able to regain control of the City Guardians through a legal maneuver, since the Guardians were able to remove the Voice Lock function on the V-Commander, which meant they no longer needed him. Naoto is stripped of his command and flees with the V-Commander. A girl who is supposed to be being evacuated instead goes home to rescue her pet bird. The Zenitt would have killed her, but Naoto protects her and is shot in her stead. At an emergency shelter he is treated for his injuries. When the little girl comes to thank him, they see her bird outside. Unaware of how badly he is already injured, Naoto goes out to catch the bird. He succeeds, but is shot down by a Zenitt, which mortally wounds him and causes him to lose his balance and fall over a high stairwell railing. Naoto relinquishes the V-Commander to Tatsuya, telling him to change the future as he dies. In the 20th century, Tatsuya comes across an individual resembling Naoto.

Naoto Takizawa is portrayed by Shinji Kasahara (笠原 紳司 Kasahara Shinji).

Allies

Captain Ryuya

Captain Ryuya (リュウヤ隊長 Ryūya Taichō): TPD commanding officer in 3000, the first Time Red, and a descendant of Tatsuya. Later in the series, he travels to 2000 to take over the role of Time Red once more, but returns the changer to Tatsuya soon after. Uninterested in the past, Ryuya insists that Yuri and the others return to the future, as the Lambda 2000 intends to cause the Earth in the past to cease to exist. However, once they return, he attempts to erase their memories of their time in 2000-2001, telling the Timerangers how their actions in the past have changed their futures for the better. However, Yuri and the others flee just as Ayase confronts and mortally wounds Ryuya. Ryuya reveals that, not only is he the one who lets Don Dolnero escape into the past, but everything leading to the Timerangers being formed and Gien's insanity reaching its peak are also planned to ensure that the "better" of the two futures he saw would come to pass. He also reveals that the Timerangers are supposed to die in the first giant battle, and the aid he sends save their lives many times over. The original pilot of the V-Rex, Ryuya discovers two futures six years earlier: one where Gien's battle with the V-Rex destroys a third of the 21st century, and another in which Gien's death by the G-Zord leads to the complete destruction of the 31st century. In both futures, however, Ryuya, as Time Fire, dies. To prevent his demise, Ryuya sets up the V-Rex's disappearance to ensure that someone from the past will become Time Fire and die in his place. However, his actions merely change the manner in which he dies. Before his death, he asks how he could possibly be blamed for doing what he did, saying that he wanted to do what the Timerangers were doing for themselves: to make a better future.

Masaru Nagai portrays Ryuya as well as Tatsuya in a dual role.

Tac

Tac (タック Takku): A robotic owl who transmits the launch of the Time Jets. He has a database on all Londers criminals. Tac was given information on many of the events that were intended to happen in the year 2000, though when things begin to occur for which he was not given data (such as the appearance of V-Rex and Time Fire), Tac begins to question his usefulness. It is not until Sion disables a chip that had been preventing Tac from making his own decisions, and convinces him that he is not worthless, that Tac feels confident in himself again. He can detect Space-Time Pulses and helps the team in making plans.

Tac is voiced by Yūsuke Numata (沼田 祐介 Numata Yūsuke).

Wataru Asami

Wataru Asami (浅見 渡 Asami Wataru): Tatsuya's father who is the leader of the Asami Group, one of the largest business corporations in Japan. Wataru is a ruthless individual who is only concerned with business matters and tries to control Tatsuya's life, thinking that his son is only meant to succeed him. Wataru also organizes the City Guardians as a means of protecting the city from the Londers family and finds out that his son is Time Red when his mask is broken. Wataru eventually agrees to allow Naoto Takizawa to become the City Guardians' leader after he gains control of the V-Rex and attempts to recruit the other Timerangers into the City Guardians, but is turned down. Eventually, Wataru is hospitalized during Gien's attack on the City Guardian headquarters. After Yuri and the Timerangers depart for 3000, Wataru decides to allow Tatsuya to live his own life until he feels that he is ready to join the Asami Group.

Wataru Asami is portrayed by Fujita Okamoto (岡本 富士太 Okamoto Fujita)

Honami Moriyama

Honami Moriyama (森山 ホナミ Moriyama Honami, 9-50): Honami Moriyama is a reporter and photographer, the only one daring enough to take photographs of the Londers family. She first interferes in the Timerangers' battle against Gougan and is scolded by Time Pink for her foolishness, but Time Yellow is able to cheer her up. Unbeknownst to the Timerangers, Honami has taken their pictures while they are in their civilian forms, but she chooses to keep these pictures to herself, and quits taking pictures of them and the Londers. Honami develops a crush on Time Yellow, yet she believes that Ayase is Time Yellow, going so far as keeping a picture of Ayase and Time Yellow side-by-side in her wallet. Sion finds out that Honami is in love with Domon and gives her Domon's e-mail address. Eventually, Domon finds out about the confusion when he notices Honami's wallet on the ground after he arrives late for a date and sees Ayase's picture in it. Domon tries to set up Honami with Ayase and, in the end, Honami's misunderstanding is cleared up when Domon is willing to protect her from Banjan's bomb. The two start dating and. at the end of the series, Honami has a child that she names Domon Junior (but never tells Domon about it).

Honami Moriyama is portrayed by Tamao Yoshimura (吉村 玉緒 Yoshimura Tamao).

Time Roboter

Time Roboter (タイムロボター Taimu Robotā): Created by Sion to serve as Tac's robotic assistant, a cheerful and talkative little robot which often ends its sentences with the word "time". Robota functions to protect their headquarters when the Timerangers are away. It relays messages, sounds off its opinions and, when Tac requires, acts as an alarm clock.

Time Roboter is voiced by Fumiko Orikasa (折笠 富美子 Orikasa Fumiko).

Tatsumi family

Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGoFive: Team up with the Timerangers during Timeranger VS GoGo V. They face off against Pierre, the surviving footman of the Psyma family (despite GoGo V's assumptions that they had killed him), who team with the Londers in a plan to take out both teams. During the Super Sentai Daishugou special's segment on GoGo V, the team instantly recognizes them due to their team-up.

Arsenal

Other Vehicles

Emergency System

Mecha used by the Time Protection Bureau. While most mecha are launched from the Provider Base in the year 3000 until Tac calls "Send us the Emergency System!", the V-Rex remains in the present time. After a Londers prisoner is defeated, a Timeranger says "Time up" (タイムアップ Taimu Appu), or in Time Fire's case "The end" (ジーエンド Jī Endo).

Londers family

The Londers family (ロンダーズファミリー Rondāzu Famirī) are the main antagonists of Timeranger. Their base of operations is the Londers Penitentiary (ロンダー刑務所 Rondā Keimusho), which their group is named after.

Don Dolnero

Don Dolnero (ドン・ドルネロ Don Dorunero, 1-47) is an Orca-like mafioso godfather who is only in it for the money, though he also has a firm love for the family. Originally leader of the Dolnero family (ドルネロズファミリ Dorunero Famirī) mafia group, he is to be detained for 1,000 years, as Prisoner #35273, until his gang takes over the prison and goes back in time to pull off numerous crimes. With Borg's help, he takes over a company to make even more money, setting up a "protection business". He cares for his associates, especially Gien, whose mental stability often concerns him. When Gien releases Emboss, Dolnero provides his blood to the Timerangers so the City Guardians can make the vaccine before he shuts down Gien with a special attachment to stop him from going too far in his psychotic delights. Once the attachment is removed and destroyed, Dolnero evacuates the Londers Penitentiary before going out to kill Gien. Dolnero is unable to carry out the deed, only to be killed himself. Before his death, he gives the Timerangers the remaining Londers prisoners he had in the Londers Penitentiary. His name is a pun on the word, dinheiro.

Don Dolnero is voiced by Ryūzaburō Ōtomo (大友 龍三郎 Ōtomo Ryūzaburō).

Gien

Gien (ギエン Gien) is an evil robotic and insane scientist. He is responsible for constructing the Zenitts that are sent against the Timerangers. Gien is actually a cyborg, formerly a possibly brain damaged human boy who loses track of numbers when counting 1, 2, 3....4... 8..., who befriends Don Dolnero in 2990 when he is hiding from the Kuronz family, who nearly kills Gien for amusement, pretending it is for refusing to reveal Dolnero's location to them. Dolnero saves his life by having a friend of his transfer the boy's brain into a robotic body and connecting up a computer brain. There are horrible side-effects that have and are still driving Gien into madness. He has access to the Hell's Gate prisoners and cares for nothing except for his own masochistic pleasures, occasionally going against Dolnero's orders, as well. He has constructed several massive robots, powered by the Lambda-2000 crystal that he steals twice from the Kawasaki Laboratories. He attempts to take control of the V-Rex, as well. After seeing the G-Zord in action, Gien creates a device to drain the power from the G-Zord and then from the Timerangers robots. Eventually, Tatsuya arrives to help his friends, defeating Gien before destroying his device. Though the G-Zord is destroyed, Gien uses the Lambda-2000 he stole to assume his role as the "God of Destruction". Dolnero eventually tries everything in his power to stop Gien, only to die in his vain attempt. Gien later pilots the NeoCrisis robot, wired into his creation as he destroys everything in his path. After Tatsuya saves the future by destroying NeoCrisis, Gien's previous personality resurfaces and he dissolves away into sand. Despite his psychotic evil tendencies, Gien is one of the more tragic characters in the series.

Gien is voiced by Kōji Tobe (戸部 公爾 Tobe Kōji), who also portrays his human form.

Lila

Lila (リラ Rira, 1-47): Don Dolnero's right hand girl with pink hair. Rather obnoxious, she is a mistress of disguise and good with a pistol. A material girl, she frequently steals clothing and jewelry that suit her fancy. She mostly sticks around Don Dolnero as he has two aspects she adores: money and power. She admits she likes him a bit, even if he lacks them. After Dolnero's death, Lila goes into hiding and has been missing ever since. Her name is a pun on the word, lira.

Lila is portrayed by Asami Kuru (久瑠 あさ美 Kuru Asami)

Zenitts

Junk Droid Zenitts (ジャンクドロイド・ゼニット Janku Doroido Zenitto): Cheap droids created by Gien from scrap, the Zenitts are activated when a Londers criminal tosses a bunch of nuts and bolts that transform into one-eyed robots. The Zenitts are armed with sword-like rifles and can assume human form. When Gien leaves Dolnero, he takes most of the Zenitts with him to assist him in his plans.

Robots

Episodes (Case Files)

Each episode ends or begin with a date (usually the date the episode aired), in keeping with the case file theme.

  1. The Time Fugitives (時の逃亡者 Toki no Tōbōsha)
  2. The Unseen Future (見えない未来 Mienai Mirai)
  3. Acceleration of Dreams (夢の加速度 Yume no Kasokudo)
  4. The Hostage is an Alien (人質は異星人 Hitojichi wa Iseijin)
  5. The Third Combination (第３の合体 Daisan no Gattai)
  6. The Fabricated Invitee (偽りの招待客 Itsuwari no Shōtaikyaku)
  7. Domon Hospitalized (ドモン入院中 Domon Nyūinchū)
  8. An Artistic Explosion (芸術に爆発を Geijutsu ni Bakuhatsu o)
  9. The Don's Depression (ドンの憂鬱 Don no Yūutsu)
  10. The Escape to Tomorrow (明日への脱出 Ashita e no Dasshutsu)
  11. Death-Fight Town (死闘の町 Shitō no Machi)
  12. Wish Upon a Star (星に願いを Hoshi ni Negai o)
  13. Battle Casino (バトルカジノ Batoru Kajino)
  14. Dead Heat (デッドヒート Deddo Hīto)
  15. Sniper Searching (狙撃手（スナイパー）を探せ Sunaipā o Sagase)
  16. A Soba Dream (そばにある夢 Soba ni Aru Yume)
  17. The Twisted Holy Fist (ねじれた正拳 Nejireta Seiken)
  18. A Shadowy Premonition (影の予感 Kage no Yokan)
  19. The Moonlight Knight (月下の騎士 Gekka no Kishi)
  20. The Renewed Bond (新たなる絆 Aratanaru Kizuna)
  21. Sion's Style (シオンの流儀 Shion no Ryūgi)
  22. Pink Temptation (桃色の誘惑 Momoiro no Yūwaku)
  23. Beat Up (ビートアップ Bīto Appu)
  24. Yellow, Sometimes Blue (黄色、時々青 Kiiro, Tokidoki Ao)
  25. Broken Trust (途切れた信頼 Togireta Shinrai)
  26. The Countdown of Trust (信頼の秒読み（カウントダウン） Shinrai no Kauntodaun)
  27. The Small Hometown (小さな故郷 Chiisa na Kokyō)
  28. A Time of Reunion (再会の時 Saikai no Toki)
  29. The Fiery New Warrior (炎の新戦士 Honō no Shin Senshi)
  30. Report Cries of Fire (届け炎の叫び Todoke Honō no Sakebi)
  31. The Straying Game (迷走ゲーム Meisō Gēmu)
  32. Save the Criminal (犯罪者を救え Hanzaisha o Sukue)
  33. Little Lady (リトルレディ Ritoru Redi)
  34. As-sass-in (暗・殺・者 An-satsu-sha)
  35. Tomorrow Isn't Coming (明日が来ない Ashita ga Konai)
  36. Honest, as It Is (素顔のままで Sugao no Mama de)
  37. Targeted Power (狙われた力 Nerawareta Chikara)
  38. Good Night (ぐっどないと Guddo Naito)
  39. A Lie Soaked in Rain (雨に濡れた嘘 Ame ni Nureta Uso)
  40. Ayase Retires!? (アヤセ脱退！？ Ayase Dattai!?)
  41. Expose the Prophet (予言者を暴け Yogensha o Abake)
  42. The Fallen Angel of Destruction (破壊の堕天使 Hakai no Datenshi)
  43. The History Revision Order (歴史修正指令 Rekishi Shūsei Shirei)
  44. The Revolt Against Time (時への反逆 Toki e no Hangyaku)
  45. The End! TR (Tomorrow Research) (終末！ＴＲ（トゥモローリサーチ） Shūmatsu! Tī Āru (Tumorō Risāchi))
  46. The Future is no More (未来への断絶 Mirai e no Danzetsu)
  47. The Don's End (ドンの最期 Don no Saigo)
  48. The Return to the Future (未来への帰還 Mirai e no Kikan)
  49. Beyond the Millennium (千年を越えて Sennen o Koete)
  50. To an Infinite Tomorrow (無限の明日へ Mugen no Ashita e)

SP Super Sentai Big Gathering (Special Compilation) (スーパー戦隊大集合（特別編） Sūpā Sentai Dai Shūgō (Tokubetsu Hen))

V-Cinema releases

Mirai Sentai Timeranger Super Video: All the Strongest Hero Secrets

In this special, the Timerangers and Tac take their Time Jets and embark on a time-travel tour to all of the past Super Sentai timelines. Starting with Himitsu Sentai Gorenger in 1975, the Timerangers observe the strengths of each Super Sentai group.

Mirai Sentai Timeranger vs. GoGoFive

Taking place on October 25, 2000, between cases 35 and 36, the Timerangers confront the Londers criminal Boribaru, who somehow resists the Escalation process once hit by the Voltech Bazooka and runs off. This infuriates Matoi Tatsumi who, with his siblings, are dealing with the fire Boribaru caused to call the Timerangers out, and he criticizes the Timerangers for lacking any spirit. Later, unaware of their civilian identities, the Tatsumi Siblings arrive at Tomorrow Research to get help in finding their father, who mysteriously disappeared, along with their V Braces. When Tac alerts them to a Londers attack, the Timerangers confront relatives of the Londers prisoners they defeated with the Tatsumi siblings watching them transform from afar. By then, it is revealed that the Londer prisoners' new-found invincibility is the work of Spell Master Pierre, the surviving servant of the Psyma family. However, just as Pierre is about to get his revenge, Mondo comes to his children's aid and gives them their V Braces to help the Timerangers. The two Sentai teams fight the prisoners until Pierre makes Boribaru powerful enough to create a time/space distortion that sucks all combatants into pocket dimensions. While others fight for their lives against the prisoners with their transformation devices disabled, Pierre tries to stop Mondo from getting the Sentai teams back until TimeFire intervenes. Having Naoto call in V Rex, who scares Pierre away, Tac links himself to its Chrono Unit while having Naoto order his robot to create a time hole for the teams to assume their Sentai forms and defeat the prisoners, while returning to their time. With Time Fire joining in, the TimeRangers and GoGo V teams manage to freeze the Londers relatives. However, left behind by Don Dolnero and his group, Pierre is forced to use a Saima Fusion spell with Boribaru to become Pierre Bori, who overpowers Shadow Alpha, reverting it to Time Robo Alpha. But in a gambit that could tear apart the fabric of time, Mondo takes advantage to Time Robo's hammer time space to call MaxLiner and GoLiner from 1999 so the GoGoFive can form Victory Robo. With Victory Robo transferring the energies of its Victory Prominence to Time Robo, it assumes Riding Time Robo Formation to V Rex to execute Pressure Prominence to both destroy Pierre and arrest Boribaru. Soon after, as the GoGoFive mecha return to 1999, the two sentai teams part on good terms.

Cast

Voice actors

Songs

Opening theme
Ending theme

Notes

  1. ↑ Mirai (未来?) translates as "Future".

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