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Sentai
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The Squad, Japanese style. The word can be translated as "Task Force" or "Squadron." Usually come in teams, with color-keyed uniforms and a range of personalities/roles that usually follows some variation on the Five-Man Band. Known for their synchronized posing; also, a Standard Power-Up Pose is often used in many Sentai works during the Transformation Sequence. A key concept is that the collective team are more important than the individual, and that more can be achieved by working together. Although there had been several superhero teams on Japanese television, the granddaddy of the whole "color-coded superhero team" concept is the live-action Super Sentai toku franchise which began in 1975, which is better known to western audiences as the source material for Power Rangers. A very western form of Sentai is to feature five teenagers receiving powers, with a transformation, i.e. it doesn't have to involve color-coding, or full body suits. They may not even transform at all, but have powers that combine to make a greater whole. Contrary to popular belief, "Sentai" ONLY denotes shows that have a squad of nigh-identical, color-coded superheroes, not every transforming superhero that comes from Japan (the proper term for that would be Henshin Hero, which is also part of the Tokusatsu genre). Older Than Cable TV, the first usage of "Sentai" was for task forces in Imperial Japan, though variants existed as far back as feudal times. The JMSDF currently doesn't use "Sentai", but does use the related term "Kantai". Do not confuse with Hentai, please. Even though there's definitely some unholy overlap somewhere. |
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Cazador parodies this with the Powerful Galactic Defenders: CosmoPatagonian Hare, CosmoArmadillo, CosmoCavy, and CosmoTatou. They had a fifth member, CosmoPlatypus, but he died in battle; the title character was invited to replace him, but gave up because he couldn't pronounce the animal's name to power up (that, and he didn't really want to join them to begin with). Their Humongous Mecha looks like a humanoid rabbit. | |
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Parodied in Megas XLR with the S-Force, then again with the "Ultra Chicks", who blend Super Sentai with Sailor Moon. | |
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Parodied in League of Super Evil with the Force Fighters V. * The V is not Roman Numeral 5, it's the letter V. | |
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Star Ocean: The Second Story: In a Private Action with Leon in Fun City, the "Scummy Rangers" show up in a deliberately over-the-top show where they dispatch evil monsters with the help of the kiddy audience. | |
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The Big Eyes, Small Mouth tabletop rpg features the Sentai Member template, who works the best when fighting alongside other members of its team. | |
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Parodied in Smoking Causes Coughing by the Tobacco Force. | |
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The Monokubs from Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony have this as their motif. Each member is a different color and pilot giant mechs called Exisals. | |
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Blue SWAT is a more gritty and realistic take on the genre, about a covert SWAT-esque team fighting aliens. | |
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Parodied in The World Ends with You's bonus chapter, "Another Day." After everyone's pins get stolen at a Tin Pin Slammer tournament, Shooter brings Neku and his friends to his "secret base" (really Ramen Don) to form the Tin Pin Rangers and save the day. Shooter calls Red for himself as team leader, Beat gets Yellow because of his love of curry, Neku gets assigned Black n' Blue, much to his annoyance, and Shiki gets Green to match her skirt... but only because Joshua called dibs on Pink. Rhyme joins the team later on and becomes Black, leaving Neku with only Blue, until she leads them all into a trap and reveals herself as the Sixth Ranger Traitor. | |
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Disgaea has the Prism Rangers. Humorously, Etna just shoots them during their Transformation Sequence, meaning you don't even have to fight the whole group. "But there are only three of you. That's not even enough for a rainbow." Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny marks the first time in the franchise that a prism ranger is part of the main cast: Piyori Nijino is the leader of the Ultra Chroma Power Squad Prism Rangers. Along with her team, she fights evil while hopping her new adventures will improve the sagging ratings of her TV Show as if it gets cancelled, her entire dimension will be destroyed. |
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Franken Fran: Parodied when Veronica encounters a society of sentient talking roaches, complete with superheroes. Two single superheroes (Superroach and Batroach, going by their costumes) tell her the big thing right now is superhero teams, with a giant robot (well, human-sized) attacking the city (it turns out to be piloted by Fran to give Veronica something to do). | |
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Bleach parodies this trope like there's no tomorrow with the Karakura-Raizer Team, a team of superheroes created by Kisuke Urahara to help protect Karakura Town from Hollow attacks. Aside from the innate powers, the Karakura-Raizers are equipped with weapons and a vehicle which aids in their fight. | |
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Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon has the heroes becoming the Pokémon Trainer version of this as the Ultra Guardians, tasked to bringing the Ultra Beasts back to their home. Lusamine plays it up by coming up with a cheesy response phrase for them (to her daughter Lillie's embarrassment). | |
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Magical Pokaan has a singular, Sentai-based episode that becomes increasingly silly. Since the show only has four leading girls, the fifth spot is filled by no one — the green suit is an empty shell. On top of that, the team's Combining Mecha never forms correctly, with mishaps ranging from a missing component to five copies of the same component attempting to fuse together. The end of the episode is a stream of random gags that would take too long to explain here. (There actually is a fifth ranger. She just happens to be invisible.) | |
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Excel♡Saga: The manga is somewhere between a Deconstruction and Parody of this genre. The Municipal Team Daitenzin is Sentai group made up by the local government to fight the evil organization ACROSS, but it's staffed by a collection of disinterested or stupid employees who do more damage than they fix. The anime, meanwhile, throws out the serious elements and goes into full-blown parody with Municipal Team Daitenzin. |
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Love After World Domination is a comedy about Red Gelato, leader of the Gelato 5, and Death Queen, a sub-boss of the villainous organization Gekko, who're in a secret relationship, hiding the fact they're dating the enemy from their respective sides. | |
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The 2012 cartoon makes the brothers fans of various Shows Within The Show that parody different genres; one of which is a Sentai/anime send-up called Super Robo Mecha Force Five. | |
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Level E has a whole story arc of the anime version devoted to several kids who were pranked into becoming a Sentai team because... well, Prince Baka felt like it! | |
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Mischief Makers features Beastector, a villainous version of this trope that doubles as a Terrible Trio. | |
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Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness: Hexagon Brothers, sound-off! 1! 2! 3! 4! 5! "...Wait who's missing? Whatever. We'll wait till he shows up." | |
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Parodied in the Naruto doujinshi "Dorodorodororon" (whose title itself comes from a line in the ending theme of Ninja Sentai Kakuranger), with Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura forming the ninja squad 'Ninja-Man'. | |
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Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix has a villainous version of this trope in the Niji 6, a team of masked and colorfully costumed "superheroes" who protect the cyberpunk dystopia of Eden from threats to the status quo, whether those threats are interdimensional Kaiju or people just trying to escape from Eden's oppressive regime. | |
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RWBY integrates this into the team name: Red for Ruby, White for Weiss, Black for Blake, and Yellow for Yang. In fact, quite a few characters (and teams) in the show have color-themed names and designs (Pyrrha, Jaune, etc.) |
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School Days' OVA Magical Heart Kokoro-chan has elements of this and Magical Girl in it. In this particular instance, the team of powered heroines is working for low pay, using a vacuum cleaner as a weapon and has particularly kinky outfits for their battling. | |
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The Loonatics Unleashed are six crimefighters with Magic Meteor superpowers, Color-Coded for Your Convenience, including pink for the Girly Girl. | |
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School Rumble briefly featured the all-female team Hatenkou Robo Dojibiron in one episode, whose five pilots (and mecha) were very much a homage to Super Sentai. For bonus points, the Dojibiron team's names were nearly the same as the five principle voice actresses, the only difference being the color-coded Theme Naming. For the record, Imadori is a huge fan of them. | |
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Mummies Alive!: The eponymous Mummies are four Ancient Egyptians who were once the bodyguards of a young prince. By shouting, "With the strength of Ra", they can transform into battle ready warriors dressed in armor. Each Mummy's armor is modeled after a certain animal and has a signature color. | |
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Captain Planet and the Planeteers carries much of this concept. Instead of transformations, they use powers from their elemental rings, and combine their powers to call Captain Planet. | |
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Dragon Ball: The Ginyu Force of Dragon Ball Z are a parody of this trope: there are five of them (instead of the four which are traditional in villainous groups), it's their skin that's different colors instead of their costumes, and they constantly strike poses and throw group attacks. In fact, when recruiting new members for the team, Captain Ginyu is mostly concerned with their posing ability. Dragon Ball Z Kai even gives them their own theme song! Dragon Ball Super later introduces heroic Sentai-eque warriors in the form of Universe 11's Pride Troopers, and the Gamma twins in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero. |
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The Wonderful 101 takes this trope to the extreme. The Wonderful 100 is an elite anti-Alien Invasion Multi National Team so named because the team has 100 members. However, only 7 get any focus, and they just happen to be the only ones with color-coding. The other 93 have weirder themes. (The 101st member is you, the player.) They even have a Psycho Rangers-style counterpart in the Guyzoch Space Pirates, a recurring Mirror Boss with equal numbers, appearance, and abilities. | |
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Another parody in Future Diary, with the Twelfth, who mind-controls four random bystanders into becoming the other members of his squad. | |
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Cyborg 009 is definitively the Trope Maker for this concept as Japan's first Superhero team. Its creator, Shotaro Ishinomori, would recycle many of its concepts in the development and production stages of the first Super Sentai series, Goranger. |
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An audio drama of Neon Genesis Evangelion of all things, set post-series and thoroughly destroying the fourth wall, has the cast having to re-tool the show for new episodes; Asuka has the pilots (Rei, herself, Shinji, Toji, and Kaworu) try being super Sentai. It's... special. It's the audio drama on the "Addition" soundtrack (4th one, with four of them on the cover). There are plenty of translations floating about, including one with graphics. |
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Deer Squad is a Chinese-animated stand-on, with deer having Nature-themed powers. | |
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Solar Defenders: The Role of a Shield takes a serious look at Sentai tropes, particularly of the Power Rangers variety, exploring what would realistically happen if the responsibility for fighting an endless war against monsters was placed on the shoulders of actual high school students. | |
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Tentai Senshi Sunred is a comedy revolving around the retired "Red" member of a Taiyou Sentai Sun Vulcan pastiche, who retains his powers and mask. | |
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Toho's Dennou Keisatsu Cybercop combined this with Metal Heroes (more specifically, the Rescue Police subset of this franchise). | |
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Tokyo Mew Mew is a Magical Girl sentai combination with a team of five color-coded members. | |
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They have also spawned a host of homage series such as Sport Ranger, France Five, and Kanpai Senshi After V. | |
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Science Ninja Team Gatchaman (known in America as Battle of the Planets or G-Force) is a classic Sentai anime and the Trope Namer for it. | |
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Parodied in Kamen Rider Ryuki with the Agito vs Ryuki special. The regular Ryuki series is about twelve Kamen Riders who fight each other to the death in an There Can Only Be One tournament. Most of these riders range from Anti-Hero to outright villain. In the special, the Riders act more like a traditional Sentai, constantly uttering how they fight for justice. | |
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Street Fighter X Tekken makes a passing mention to a Show Within a Show implicitly based on Super Sentai named Mighty Transforming Battle Warriors, with both Sakura and Blanka mistaking Lars for one of the show's characters. | |
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Atomic Robo: The Science Team Super Five was formed to protect Japan from recurring attacks by silicon-based monsters called Biomega, and is composed of five color-coded fighters with helmets that have large visors and sculpted lips. They’re given slightly more grounding in reality in that they’re all specially trained adults and have extensive logistical support, and their flagship giant robot is basically just a vehicle for getting a BFG where it needs to go to punch a hole in a kaiju. Their roles have passed through at multiple generations; it seems standard for their Mission Control to have been the red one in their youth. When Biomega reemerges years later as a planetary threat, Majestic 12 takes over their operation not for the Super Five, but to mass-produce the advanced technology that made them possible — their organization having previously held it close to their chests out of fear it would be misused. | |
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Green Lantern has picked up some Sentai traits with the "New Guardians" teams, comprised of members from seven color-coded and Personality-Powered Corps. None of these people are much for striking poses, but they have the shonen speeches down cold. | |
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Persona 4: Arena Ultimax: After the events of "The Answer" in Persona 3, Yukari decided to become an actress playing the pink ranger in Phoenix Ranger Featherman Victory, as the leading actress and ranger no less (making her one of the few references where the pink ranger is the lead). As such, her outfit and bow are updated to have a mix of both classic and futuristic themes, and one of her victory poses pays homage to "Super Sentai" Stances. | |
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Akumaizer 3, partially an attempt by Toei to recreate the success of Himitsu Sentai Gorenger, is about a trio of rubber suit demons battling a Monster Mash of other demons. | |
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Persona 2 brings us Phoenix Ranger Featherman R. They're clichéd, but not a parody. And the heroes of Innocent Sin count, as they roleplayed as these heroes in their childhood, and you need all five masks to unlock all five ultimate Personas. Joker, leader of the Masked Circle and the initial antagonist, is one of them, and each executive is a counterpart of the other four heroes. | |
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Phoenix Ranger Featherman R makes a return in Persona 3. Each week you can catch the "next episode" bit on the television in the dorm's lounge. | |
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Featherman is Yuuta's favorite show in Persona 4. P4 Golden allows you to buy Neo Featherman costumes that the heroes can wear while dungeon crawling. Party characters will even perform a "Super Sentai" Stance after winning a battle. | |
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Persona 5: "Black Mask", dresses as an Evil Costume Switch version of the heroes from Phoenix Ranger Featherman. One of your party members, Yusuke Kitagawa, also has a side-story vignette where he and the protagonists do Super Sentai Stances while trying to figure out how to repair some superhero team action figures he accidentally broke. In Persona 5 Royal, you can have the characters wear Phoneix Ranger Featherman costumes while dungeon crawling. You can also buy a retro game based on the Feathermen. |
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Chroma Squad is a game about producing a Sentai show. | |
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In Pokémon: To Be a Pokémon Master, the Squirtle Squad start doing a traveling sentai show in color-coded uniforms, with the Team Rocket trio of all people playing the villains. | |
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Ramen Fighter Miki: A Show Within a Show example is the Star Rangers. Akihiko is a huge fan of them, to the point that when anyone so much as mentions the show, he starts to think he is Red Star. He seems equally convinced that the rest of the main cast are the other Star Rangers. The genre is also deconstructed: the Red Ranger is The Hero, he acts heroic, gets things done, and always gets a 100% Heroism Rating… because he is on a TV show. Akihiko the Loony Fan does exactly the same things the Red Ranger does, but is a Lord Error-Prone and the Butt-Monkey because he is in Real Life. |
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Jewelpet Kira☆Deco! subverts this by stripping its titular (and very over-the-top) Sentai team of their powers after they enter Jewel Land in episode 2. Each member does his/her own thing for the majority of the series instead of doing... Sentai things. | |
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The Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nóg is a fantasy take on the genre, as the series is about a color-coded team of four knights who defend their kingdom of Kells against evil monsters send by the rival kingdom of Temra. | |
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Mitsudomoe has the Show Within a Show Honki Sentai Gachiranger. As Mitsudomoe is wont to do, the show seems a little more sexually charged than usual for a Sunday morning TV show. Hitoha is a huge fan. | |
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Transformers: Super-God Masterforce had a group of Autobots who pretty much acted as a Sentai team. | |
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Big Hero 6 is pretty much a totally straightforward example of this trope, featuring a color-coded six-person team, each with their own set of powers and even an (admittedly much smaller than usual) mecha. | |
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Shugo Chara! has done it with Kukai. Ore wa...GUARDIAN FIVE! That is definitely his Crowning Moment of Awesome. | |
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Danger 5: Danger 5, with the help of magical rings, transforms into a superhero team with different coloured costumes for everyone in "Wwelcome to Hitlerland". | |
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Parodied in Klaanon with the Toa Squadron Angoranger. | |
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KanColle has heaps, especially those with Sentai on squad names. This game is based around WWII ships as cute girls, and many WWII task forces carry the word "Sentai". | |
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The ninth episode of Myself ; Yourself has several characters watching a stage show heavily based on Super Sentai featuring a squad known as the "Animengers", complete with the main characters striking a "Super Sentai" Stance. | |
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The Zetramen from Ninja High School are a comedic parody of Sentai squads, created by being exposed to steam infused with the mysterious radioactive element Zetranite by Doctor Steamhead. Now they can transform between their normal forms and superpowered forms by exposing themselves to bursts of steam. | |
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The Hard Boiled Heavies of Sonic Mania are a downplayed version. They don't have much in the way of personality, but they're a close group of five similar-looking robots that use the most common color set in Super Sentai and Power Rangers. | |
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Bubblegum Crisis has Sentai elements as well — note the individually colored hardsuits and the almost stereotyped set of personalities found among the Knight Sabers. | |
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Shaman King has The Gohukuseitai, five Jiang-Si in the service of Tao Yuan who are a direct parody of this, though they don't really have the Five-Man Band dynamic; nor are they Color-Coded Characters (until the 2021 anime). | |
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One of the earliest strips in GA: Geijutsuka Art Design Class has the five lead girls becoming the "Color Rangers". Keeping with the art theme, they're yellow, magenta, cyan and monochrome. Except for Tomokane, who's red, because every good Sentai team needs a red leader. | |
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Parodied in Special Duty Combat Unit Shinesman. Their suit colors are the intentionally awful Red, Moss Green, Gray, Sepia, and Salmon Pink. | |
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Juukou B-Fighter and B-Fighter Kabuto are about a team of warriors wearing beetle themed Power Armor, as is their adaptation Beetleborgs. | |
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Parodied in Final Fantasy IV when you reach the top of the Tower of Zot, with the Magus Sisters. | |
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Ronin Warriors had Sentai on the sides of both the good guys and the bad guys. | |
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Culture Brain intended to bring this to the US under the guise of a superhero team by converting two of their Hiryū no Ken games into one superhero-themed title on the NES, calling it Flying Warriors. They even had a fairly big marketing blitz to go with it, with a multi-issue comic book being published in GamePro. The game itself ended up being swiftly forgotten. Hiryu no Ken II, the Japanese counterpart to Flying Warriors, also introduced a colorful Five-Man Band that could transform into armored super modes. Needless to say, this feature was ignored once the series returned to its Fighting Game roots. |
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The Axem Rangers from Super Mario RPG are another Sentai parody. Their name in Japanese is, Kaijo Sentai Onoranger, which follows the same naming style of the actual Super Sentai series, which is usually, something sentai something-ranger. | |
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Persona has Phoenix Ranger Featherman, a recurring in-universe Sentai TV series with particular inspiration from Choujin Sentai Jetman. Persona 2 brings us Phoenix Ranger Featherman R. They're clichéd, but not a parody. And the heroes of Innocent Sin count, as they roleplayed as these heroes in their childhood, and you need all five masks to unlock all five ultimate Personas. Joker, leader of the Masked Circle and the initial antagonist, is one of them, and each executive is a counterpart of the other four heroes. Phoenix Ranger Featherman R makes a return in Persona 3. Each week you can catch the "next episode" bit on the television in the dorm's lounge. Featherman is Yuuta's favorite show in Persona 4. P4 Golden allows you to buy Neo Featherman costumes that the heroes can wear while dungeon crawling. Party characters will even perform a "Super Sentai" Stance after winning a battle. Persona 4: Arena Ultimax: After the events of "The Answer" in Persona 3, Yukari decided to become an actress playing the pink ranger in Phoenix Ranger Featherman Victory, as the leading actress and ranger no less (making her one of the few references where the pink ranger is the lead). As such, her outfit and bow are updated to have a mix of both classic and futuristic themes, and one of her victory poses pays homage to "Super Sentai" Stances. Persona 5: "Black Mask", dresses as an Evil Costume Switch version of the heroes from Phoenix Ranger Featherman. One of your party members, Yusuke Kitagawa, also has a side-story vignette where he and the protagonists do Super Sentai Stances while trying to figure out how to repair some superhero team action figures he accidentally broke. In Persona 5 Royal, you can have the characters wear Phoneix Ranger Featherman costumes while dungeon crawling. You can also buy a retro game based on the Feathermen. |
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Lime-iro Senkitan, with its five-girl Lime unit, in five colors. | |
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Parodied in the ReBoot episode "Nullzilla", where Bob, Dot, Enzo, Frisket and Mike the TV suit up and pilot insect-themed battle droids which merge into a Humongous Mecha in order to battle the titular Nullzilla. | |
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Parodied in Kim Possible with Team Go, consisting of Mego, Hego, Shego, and the Wego twins. They're a group of superheroes who protect Go City, with each having different colored outfits and superpowers. Although, Shego has long deserted the team to become a supervillain. | |
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Cosprayers, an intentional parody of the genre with added Fanservice. | |
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Dragon Ball Super later introduces heroic Sentai-eque warriors in the form of Universe 11's Pride Troopers, and the Gamma twins in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero. | |
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In The Red Ranger Becomes an Adventurer in Another World Red was the Red Ranger in his home world as well as The Leader of the Kizuna Five, defending the innocent from the wrath of the Enders. He continues to carry his superhero sensibilities into the fantasy world, confusing the locals who have no frame of reference for his personality or abilities. | |
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One Piece introduces Sanji's family, the Vinsmokes, a royal family of killing warmongers who lead an evil army known as Germa 66 (the 66 is pronounced Double-Six), and are even featured in the In-Universe Marine Propaganda comic, "Sora, Warrior of the Sea". They dress up in color coded high tech Powered Armor known as Raid Suits, have unique individual powers, and even have thier own "Super Sentai" Stance. Following the Whole Cake Island arc, Sanji is given his own Raid Suit by his family, which Law says is similar to the fictional character, Stealth Black, from the aforementioned comic. As of yet the reason they gave him a raid suit is still a mystery, considering that Sanji hates his family and the feeling is mutual since they see him as a weak failure, his sister being the sole exception. | |
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Ojamajo Doremi has a Show Within a Show called Battle Rangers, which the characters are all a fan of and constantly refer to. Onpu, one of the main characters, plays the Damsel in Distress on the show. | |
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Voicelugger, which was the last production by Shotaro Ishinomori, the godfather of Super Sentai, released posthumously. | |
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The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have some Sentai elements, with signature color-codes, weapons and appropriately contrasting/complementing personalities. The 2012 cartoon makes the brothers fans of various Shows Within The Show that parody different genres; one of which is a Sentai/anime send-up called Super Robo Mecha Force Five. |
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Spoofed in Yumeria: once all the girls are active in the dream world, they look at their individually-colored outfits and their attacks, and decide they need attack names and a victory pose. | |
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VR Troopers can be considred a Sentai show, being about three heroes fighting against a virtual warlord. However, VR Troopers is actually an adaptation of three separate Metal Heroes shows, where the hero does most of their battles solo. Therefore, you'll never see the entire team fighting against a single monster. | |
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Mighty Moshin' Emo Rangers is what would happen if you took those "Teenagers with attitude" and replaced them with "teenagers with an empty void of misery deep within". | |
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Go, Go, Loser Ranger! has a self-serving version in the Dragon Knights, a sentai team whose leaders have kept their enemies' footsoldiers around for the last 13 years so they can make themselves look good by staging weekly mock battles against them. One of the footsoldiers eventually has it about up to here with this and sets out to bring the Knights down. | |
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Teen Titans makes reference to Sentai with the team colors (Beast Boy: Green, Robin: Red, etc.) which are displayed at the end of its upbeat Title Sequence, then of course there's all the team poses. | |
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Oxhorn Short Shorts occasionally featured the Mighty Morphing Midg- er, Little People Gnomes, who could combine into a super form, to varying degrees of success. | |
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Spoofed in My-HiME, where Midori (the one who Jumped at the Call, thinking she's Sailor Moon) proposes teaming up into the "HiME Rangers" to fight the monsters of the week more effectively. Natsuki and Nao dismiss the idea as ridiculous and are tied up and dragged to the meeting place anyway. | |
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As the introduction says, the Super Sentai series are the Ur-Example of this style, as is its adaptation Power Rangers for the west. They have also spawned a host of homage series such as Sport Ranger, France Five, and Kanpai Senshi After V. |
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Parodied in Kappa Mikey, where the titular character is an American who moves to Japan after landing a job as the star of a Sentai TV show. | |
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Digital Devil Saga can be seen as an M-rated version of this. | |
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Transformers: Animated has hints of this with their Five Bot Band main robot cast. They're not much for team poses, but they have many other team-dynamics down pat. | |
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Moldiver both parodies and pays tribute to classic Sentai (and Magical Girl) elements. | |
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Bambuluá was a Brazilian kid's show featuring a Sentai team. | |
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The Dragoons of The Legend of Dragoon, complete with elemental alliances and color coding. | |
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Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny marks the first time in the franchise that a prism ranger is part of the main cast: Piyori Nijino is the leader of the Ultra Chroma Power Squad Prism Rangers. Along with her team, she fights evil while hopping her new adventures will improve the sagging ratings of her TV Show as if it gets cancelled, her entire dimension will be destroyed. | |
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Spoofed in God Hand with the Mad Midget Five: a squad of five characters in colour-coded outfits with high-pitched voices, none of whom even reach the main character's waist, pretending they're super heroes and pulling flashy moves. Add to that their high speed and agility, and you have one of the most annoying boss encounters in the whole game. "We are... the Mad Midget FIVE!" "...Douchebags!" |
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Ultraman Zero: The Revenge of Belial sees Zero assemble Glenfire, Mirror Knight, and Jean-Bot into a Sentai-esque team he dubs Ultimate Force Zero. Come Ultraman Zero Gaiden: Killer the Beatstar, they add Jean-Nine, Jean-Bot's new brother who was originally built to kill them, to the team for a full squad of five members. | |
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Pokémon: The Series: Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon has the heroes becoming the Pokémon Trainer version of this as the Ultra Guardians, tasked to bringing the Ultra Beasts back to their home. Lusamine plays it up by coming up with a cheesy response phrase for them (to her daughter Lillie's embarrassment). In Pokémon: To Be a Pokémon Master, the Squirtle Squad start doing a traveling sentai show in color-coded uniforms, with the Team Rocket trio of all people playing the villains. |
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Ensemble Stars! has a Sentai themed idol unit called Ryuuseitai. | |
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In the Fruits Basket manga, Kakeru seems determined to turn the student council into a proper "School Defense Force" and starts assigning colors. He claims Black for himself (because he thinks it would make him seem cool and mysterious) and, after teasing Yuki about how his pretty face should make him Pink, gives him Red for being student council president. Kimi insists on being Pink and sticks Machi with Yellow (like Beat above, Kimi claims it's because Machi likes curry so much). Naohito just plain refuses to play along. And Ayame is named the Commander immediately after Kakeru meets him, much to his delight. | |
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The episode "Super Sooga Squad" of the Pucca TV series is an Affectionate Parody of Sentai series. | |
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Digimon Frontier is basically this genre adapted to the Digimon franchise, right down to the team size; they even have a team of Psycho Rangers. | |
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American animators have made their own version with a twist: Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! features a Sentai-ish team of, well, robot monkeys, complete with different colors, weapons and personalities. | |
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Lisa: The Painful RPG has the Salvation Rangers. A group of color-coded vigilante roleplayers, they appear first early in the game. Salvation Pink, real name Dick Dickson, can be recruited later after he was kicked out from the team for showing up while suffering from a nasty hangover in most meetings. Eventually, both Salvation Red and Blue became Joy mutants and killed the rest of the team with the sole exception of Salvation Green, who reappears in Lisa: The Joyful. | |
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Negima! Magister Negi Magi: In an obvious parody of Super Sentai/Power Rangers, the five girls from Negi's class with the lowest grades dub themselves the "Baka Rangers," complete with appropriate "hero names," like "Baka Red" and "Baka Pink". For clarification: Red = Asuna, Blue = Kaede, Yellow = Fei, Black = Yue, Pink = Makie. During the festival story arc in the manga, there is the "Maho(ra) Rangers" performing on a stage. | |
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Miniforce is a Korean-animated take on this genre with animals. No, not people that so happen to have Animal Motifs, we mean actual anthropomorphic animal hero protagonists. | |
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INVADERS of the ROKUJYOUMA!?: Book 6 introduces the "Taiyou Butai Sunranger" ("Sun Rangers" in the official translation), a secret government taskforce created to defend against attacks from Beneath the Earth. They're initially treated as a joke, a dead-end department with so little budget that they can't even afford to give the team's suits different colors. However, by their second appearance in book 15 they've Taken A Level In Badass, having gained real combat experience and (now that the their enemy's existence is proven) the budget for better equipment. This leads to the team and Koutarou developing a great mutual respect for each other, to the point where they consider him an honorary Sixth Ranger. By their third appearance in book 28, the loose wording of their mission statement has left them with a priority seat in humanity's First Contact with the Forthorthian Empire, and the team have become skilled infiltrators and bodyguards assigned to watch over visiting alien VIPs. | |
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Combo Rangers, from Brazil, which began as an Affectionate Parody but then grew to become more than that. | |
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Action Heroine Cheer Fruits is an Homage to Toku in general, with Japanese cities producing stage shows with female heroes in order to bolster tourism. The main characters' show Seika Senshi Hina-Nectar is more specifically inspired by Super Sentai (five-color team, Red is the leader, Aloof Ally Sixth Ranger with unique costume) with little touches from the Magical Girl genre. | |
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Mentioned/Parodied in Tales of the Abyss with the "Abyss Man" costumes for the seven playable characters (if you've already beat the game once). Everyone gets a colour-coded costume (red, orange, blue, green, pink, black, and silver) with a hilarious description. "Abyss Man" is apparently a popular show in-universe, and the Emperor of Malkuth is a huge fan. Considering the two lines given that are evidently direct quotes from the show, it's a parody of the genre. | |
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Mobile Fighter G Gundam has the Shuffle Alliance, which is inspired by the second and third Sentai teams, J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai (playing card theme) and Battle Fever J (Multinational Team, though G has China in place of Kenya). The Alliance even has a Sentai backstory, stating that they've existed from ancient times to keep humanity from destroying itself with war. | |
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The Yu-Gi-Oh! card game (also from Japan, not coincidentally), has the Inzektors, an archetype of Insect-Type, Dark-Attribute monsters that resemble Sentai heroes. It also has the Super Quantum archetype, which is based on the Super Sentai/Power Rangers series. | |
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The Chou Sei Shin Series was renowned for the high quality of its mecha battles. Its first series, Chouseishin Gransazer, was an extreme example of this trope, with twelve heroes. | |
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Sgt. Frog does a few parodies of the Sentai genre. Episode 24 introduces Space Detective Kogoro, an explicit parody of Kenji Ooba in his role as the title character of the Toku series Space Sheriff Gavan. | |
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Sailor Moon is a hybrid Sentai/Magical Girl show. The series starts with the eponymous Magical Girl Warrior as the only superheroine, only to later be joined by the Inner Senshi and the Outer Senshi, with each girl having her own signature color and special attack. | |
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Tomica Hero Rescue Force and its sequel Tomica Hero Rescue Fire combined this with the Rescue genre and lots of serial escalation | |
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Saint Seiya is a classic anime mixing Sentai with mythological fantasy. | |
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