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1 Plot  





2 Characters  



2.1  INET  



2.1.1  Megarangers  



2.1.1.1  Kenta Date  





2.1.1.2  Kouichirou Endo  





2.1.1.3  Shun Namiki  





2.1.1.4  Chisato Jougasaki  





2.1.1.5  Miku Imamura  





2.1.1.6  Yuusaku Hayakawa  









2.2  Arsenal  





2.3  INET Mecha  



2.3.1  Galaxy Mega  





2.3.2  Delta Mega  





2.3.3  Super Galaxy Mega  





2.3.4  Mega Voyager  





2.3.5  Mega Winger  







2.4  Allies  



2.4.1  INET members  



2.4.1.1  Prof. Eikichi Kubota  





2.4.1.2  Shougo Kawasaki  





2.4.1.3  Tachibana  





2.4.1.4  Pop  







2.4.2  Moroboshi High School  





2.4.3  Gen Ooiwa  



2.4.3.1  Shintarou Wada  





2.4.3.2  Jirou Iwamoto  





2.4.3.3  Erina  







2.4.4  Other allies  



2.4.4.1  Takeshi  





2.4.4.2  Picot  









2.5  Evil Electric Kingdom Nezirejia  



2.5.1  Nezirangers  





2.5.2  Nezire Beasts  



2.5.2.1  Psycho Nezilar  





2.5.2.2  Other Beasts  











3 Episodes  



3.1  Denji Sentai Megaranger vs. Carranger  







4 Cast  





5 Songs  





6 International broadcast and home video  





7 Notes  





8 References  





9 External links  














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Denji Sentai Megaranger
Title card
GenreTokusatsu
Superhero fiction
Science fiction
Created byToei
Developed byJunki Takegami
Directed byTakao Nagaishi
StarringHayato Oshiba
Atsushi Ehara
Masaya Matsukaze
Eri Tanaka
Mami Higashiyama
Shigeru Kanai
Satoru Saito
Tetsuo Morishita
Asami Jō
Opening theme"Denji Sentai Megaranger" by Naoto Fūga
Ending theme"Ki no Sei ka na" by Naoto Fūga
"Bomb Dancing Megaranger" by Hiroko Asakawa
ComposerKeiichi Oku
Country of originJapan
Original languageJapanese
No. of episodes51
Production
ProducersKenji Ōta
Shigenori Takadera
Naomi Takabe
Kōichi Yada
Production locationTokyo, Japan (Greater Tokyo Area)
Running timeapprox. 25 minutes
Original release
NetworkTV Asahi
ReleaseFebruary 14, 1997 (1997-02-14) –
February 15, 1998 (1998-02-15)
Related
  • Seijuu Sentai Gingaman
  • Denji Sentai Megaranger (電磁戦隊メガレンジャー, Denji Sentai Megarenjā, Electromagnetic Squadron Megaranger)isToei's twenty-first production of the Super Sentai metaseries, and the second Sentai in which all heroes are high school students. The footage was also used in the American series Power Rangers in Space. It aired from February 14, 1997, to February 15, 1998, replacing Gekisou Sentai Carranger, and was replaced by Seijuu Sentai Gingaman. Toei given the name for international distribution is Mega Rangers.

    Shout! Factory released "Denji Sentai Megaranger: The Complete Series" on DVD on October 31, 2017. This is the 6th Super Sentai series to be released in North America on Region 1 DVD.[1] In January 2018, Shout! streamed the series on their website.[2]

    Plot[edit]

    The Heisei International UniversityinKazo, Saitama, stands in for Denji Sentai Megaranger's Moroboshi High School.

    Kenta Date, a senior high school student, is the ultimate champion of an arcade video game called Megaranger. He belongs to the Cybernetics club, a group of like minded friends from his school. Koichiro Endo, Shun Namiki, Chisato Jogaseki, and Miku Imamura are also members of Cybernetics. The International Network of Excel-Science and Technology (INET), the games creators, invite Kenta and the Cybernetics club members to tour the INET laboratories. Following a short tour of the INET HQ buildings, the company is attacked by the Neijirejia, an evil force led by Dr. Hinelar on a mission to conquer the current reality. Dr. Kubota, INET's chief scientist, reveals that Megaranger was more than only a simple video game but actually a combat simulator to identify potential recruits for a super fighting team to combat the Neijirejia. While the INET headquarters (HQ) is destroyed by the Neijirejia warrior Yugande, Dr. Kubota gives Kenta and his friends devices known as 'Degitaizers'. By entering the key-code "3-3-5" and shouting "Install, Megaranger!", Date, Endo, Namiki, Jogasaki and Imamura transform into the Megarangers to fight the Nejirejia.

    Characters[edit]

    INET[edit]

    The International Network of Excel-Science and Technology (世界科学者連邦, Sekai Kagakusha Renpō, INET) is the company responsible for the Megaranger video game used to identify five people to become the Megarangers.

    Megarangers[edit]

    The Megarangers transformed. From left to right: Kouichirou Endo, Chisato Jougasaki, Kenta Date, Miku Imamura, and Shun Namiki.

    Five high school students chosen by INET become the titular Denji Sentai Megaranger, with one additional member who is an INET agent. Their base of operations is the Digital Research Club at Moroboshi High School.

    Kenta Date[edit]

    Kenta Date/Mega Red (伊達 健太/メガレッド, Date Kenta/Mega Reddo): 18 years old, Kenta is a slacker and knucklehead who likes yakiniku (to a point where he will ask Dr. Kubota to treat him to a yakiniku lunch for every mission accomplished), but is also friendly, playful, and has a good heart. He becomes an ideal candidate to become a Megaranger after beating a skilled opponent on INET's Megaranger arcade game, which was actually a tool used to recruit Megarangers.

    Mega Red's forehead symbol is a Personal computer; ironically, Kenta is the only member who does not like computers. This symbol allows him to upload data and program skills into his mind, making him an adaptable warrior.

    Kouichirou Endo[edit]

    Kouichirou Endo/Mega Black (遠藤 耕一郎/メガブラック, Endō Kōichirō/Mega Burakku): 18 years old, Kouichirou is the functioning leader and overachiever of the team. Aside from being a keen soccer player, he is a member of the class committee and is concerned about his schoolwork. He balances his duties as a Megaranger and a student. He has a younger brother, Koujiro, who also plays soccer. A natural leader but extremely bossy, he once created an hour by hour schedule for all the Megarangers to follow but they ignored it. During his stay at the Epinard Nasu hotel in Tochigi, Kouichirou encounters a mysterious boy who is a spiritual representation of the forest that is not only in danger of Kinoko Nejire's attack on it but INET's Relay Base. He eventually gains the forest spirit's trust as he uses up all his power to help the Megarangers as Kouichirou promises to have INET relocate the relay base.

    Mega Black's forehead symbol is a digital satellite, which enables him to trace communication sources and transmissions.

    Shun Namiki[edit]

    Shun Namiki/Mega Blue (並樹 瞬/メガブルー, Namiki Shun/Mega Burū): 18 years old, Shun is a loner who aspires to become a computer-graphics artist and initially refuses to become a Megaranger. After seeing Kenta attempt to keep the Kune Kune from interfering in his lifelong dreams, Shun reconsiders and becomes good friends with Kenta. He plays the flute, as his late mother was a world-renowned flautist. Shun is adept at creating battle strategies, such as confusing the Nejirangers by making the other Megaranger suits look like his. Shun is a Virgo, according to Miku.

    Mega Blue's forehead symbol is a Digital TV, which allows him to create CG images and trap enemies in a movie dimension where characters from that dimension attack the enemy.

    Chisato Jougasaki[edit]

    Chisato Jougasaki/Mega Yellow (城ヶ崎 千里/メガイエロー): 18 years old, Chisato dreams of becoming a professional photographer. Aside from photography, she is also into singing. She is attracted to Kouichirou. Compared to the rest of her teammates, she gets the least amount of focus (sans from the episode previews).

    Mega Yellow's forehead symbol is a Digital camera, which can telescopically search for people and things – even allowing her to see through walls. This symbol also allows her to record and playback anything she sees.

    Miku Imamura[edit]

    Miku Imamura/Mega Pink (今村 みく/メガピンク, Imamura Miku/Mega Pinku): 18 years old, Miku eats a lot, but is very self-conscious about her weight. She dislikes schoolwork just as much as Kenta, and because of this, the two of them are very good friends. She is attracted to Shun. During the Megarangers' encounter with Bibidevi on episode 17, Miku is accidentally hit by an evolution beam and becomes "Super Mega Pink" (超メガピンク, Chō Mega Pinku, 17), which makes the colored squares on her costume turn gold. As Super Mega Pink, Miku gains super strength and can wield the other Megarangers' weapons. Additionally, her intelligence increases to an IQ of 800, along with a change in her personality. However, after suffering painful side effects, Miku manages to return to her normal self. In Gaoranger vs. Super Sentai, she lectures Sae Taiga (Gao White) on the Super Sentai franchise's many female warriors and their shared skill at changing their clothes in the blink of an eye, something that Sae had never done before.

    Mega Pink's forehead symbol is a Cell phone, which can track and analyze sound waves.

    Yuusaku Hayakawa[edit]

    Yuusaku Hayakawa/Mega Silver (早川 裕作/メガシルバー, Hayakawa Yūsaku/Mega Shirubā, 24–29, 32, 33, 35–38, 40–43, 46, 48–51 & Megaranger vs. Carranger): The 25-year-old chief of INET's Special Development Division, Yuusaku is one of the scientists under Kubota who created the Mega Suits, including Mega Silver which was the prototype Mega Suit. Though he is placed in charge of the Super Mega Project, Yuusaku secretly took the Mega Silver powers for his own use in helping the Megarangers despite Kubota's insistence that he gets back to work. Initially, Yuusaku's transformation into Mega Silver lasts for 2.5 minutes due to how powerful it was, but he was able to repair it by the time Nejirejia discovers this. When the primary Megarangers alter their costumes to look like Shun's to trick the Nejirangers, Yuusaku confuses them even further by disguising himself as Neji Silver (ネジシルバー, Neji Shirubā, 41), armed with a twisted version of his Silver Blazer (weapon). Yuusaku also pilots his own mecha, Mega Winger. He has also demonstrated his culinary skills by preparing a lavish meal to distract a Nezire Beast before Mega Pink defeats it. In the final battle, he is able to assist the Megarangers by using his damaged Mega Winger to free the Voyager Machines from the rubble of the INET Moonbase to give the Megarangers a chance of defeating Death Nejiro and attend their high school graduation ceremony.

    Mega Silver's forehead symbol is a microchip.

    Arsenal[edit]

    INET Mecha[edit]

    The mecha used by the Megaranger were made by INET.

    Galaxy Mega[edit]

    Electromagnetic Combination Galaxy Mega (電磁合体ギャラクシーメガ, Denji Gattai Gyarakushī Mega): Combination of Mega Ship and Mega Shuttle. Initially, INET thought the Megarangers did not fully use the robot's potential and had their tactics programmer, Professor Toyokawa, install a program that allows Galaxy Mega to fight without a human pilot. But the Shrimp Nezire incident helped Toyokama to understand the negative potential and he allows the robot to remain in Kubota's control. The Galaxy Mega's last appearance in the series was when it was rendered inoperable by Burning Yugande, but was repaired and used again in Gingaman vs. Megaranger. Galaxy Mega's power helped to power up GaoKing in Gaoranger vs. Super Sentai. The Galaxy Mega's weapons are the MegaSaber (メガサーベル, Mega Sāberu), a sword which the Galaxy Mega can use to perform a wide variety of attacks; Mega Side Cutter (メガサイドカッター, Mega Saido Kattā) – a horizontal slash, Mega Flying Cutter (メガフライングカッター, Mega Furaingu Kattā) – a jumping slash, Saber Electromagnetic Whip (サーベル電磁ムチ, Sāberu Denji Muchi) – an energy whip that is used to weaken an opponent, Mega Dash Cutter (メガダッシュカッター, Mega Dasshu Kattā) – a dashing horizontal slash, Mega Cross Cutter (メガクロスカッター, Mega Kurosu Kattā) – a double diagonal slash attack that forms an X, Galaxy Lance (ギャラクシーランス, Gyarakushī Ransu) – a sword extension attack that destroys its target from a distance, Mega Flash Arrow (メガフラッシュアロー, Mega Furasshu Arō) – the saber is thrown like an arrow/spear to impale its enemy, Mega Straight Cutter (メガストレートカッター, Mega Sutorēto Katta) and Saber Electromagnetic Snake (サーベル電磁ヘビ, Sāberu Denji Hebi) – used against Toad Nejire, where Mega Pink took advantage of a toad's natural fear of snakes, by transforming the tip of the sword into a projection of a snake; Mega Shield (メガシールド, Mega Shīrudo), which can protect the Galaxy Mega and enable it to safely enter Earth's atmosphere; and Booster Rifle (ブースターライフル, Būsutā Raifuru), a gun created from the Shuttle Booster which originally enabled the Mega Shuttle to make it into space. The Booster Rifle can fire energy blasts or freezing gas to freeze opponents.

    Delta Mega[edit]

    Delta Mega (デルタメガ, Deruta Mega): An additional mecha created by Prof. Kubota that is activated and controlled by either Mega Red or Mega Silver using the Battle Riser. Its program was developed by Prof. Kawasaki. One panel in the central control room was for the program to start it with another to start a self-destruct program. It made its debut in Episode 20. Comes by the command "DeltaMega Install!". Its armaments consist of two small guns known as the Delta Laser (デルタレーザー, Deruta Rēzā) and two Gatling Blaster (ガトリングブラスター, Gatoringu Burasutā) arms. However, there is a flaw in the control system which Guirail takes advantage of and uses against the Megarangers. But after Galaxy Mega sent out a wave circuit to Delta Mega its Fusion System activated, later combining into Super Galaxy Mega. When the Battle Riser is placed into the Galaxy Mega's controls it allows for the Delta Mega to combine with it to form the Super Galaxy Mega. Much like the Mega Ship, the Delta Mega was also moved and stored in the INET Moonbase's docking bay unless if it was needed following the debut of the Mega Voyager. The Delta Mega was destroyed near the finale by a powered-up Yugande, but rebuilt and reappeared in Gaoranger vs. Super Sentai.

    Super Galaxy Mega[edit]

    Super Electromagnetic Combination Super Galaxy Mega (超電磁合体スーパーギャラクシーメガ, Chō Denji Gattai Sūpā Gyarakushī Mega): Combination of Galaxy Mega and Delta Mega. First appeared in Episode 21. In this mode the Delta Mega's Gatling Blasters are positioned on the shoulders of the Super Galaxy Mega and three times stronger than normal. The Super Galaxy Mega's finisher is called the Super Galaxy Knuckle (スーパーギャラクシーナックル, Sūpā Gyarakushī Nakkuru) where it fires both fist like rockets to destroy the enemy. When the Super Galaxy Knuckle proved useless against Mad Guirail, a new attack was used; the Big Bang Attack (ビッグバンアタック, Biggu Ban Atakku). The Super Galaxy Mega spins around at high speeds, flies up into the air, and finally shots down like a comet and blasts through the Mad Guirail. Mad Guirail survived the attack.

    Mega Voyager[edit]

    Voyager Machines (ボイジャーマシン, Boijā Mashin): A series of mecha created by INET's Special Development Division in the Super Mega Project which Yuusaku oversees. When Mad Guirail overpowered the Super Galaxy Mega, the Megarangers obtain use of the Voyager Machines, which are launched from the INET Moonbase. The five Voyager Machines were combined into Galaxy Fusion Mega Voyager (銀河合体メガボイジャー, Ginga Gattai Mega Boijā). Mega Voyager used the top section of Rocket Voyager 3 as its main weapon for the Voyager Spartan (ボイジャースパルタン, Boijā Suparutan) finisher. When Mega Winger donates its Mega Wing, Mega Voyager becomes Wing Mega Voyager (ウイグメガボイジャー, Uingu Mega Boijā), which could use the Winger Spartan (ウインガースパルタン, Uingā Suparutan) (the Voyager Spartan shot in midair). A more powered-up version, used to destroy the last three Nejiranger, was the Mega Spartan (メガスパルタン, Mega Suparutan). Other attacks include the Voyager Kick (ボイジャーキック, Boijā Kikku), Voyager Punch (ボイジャーパンチ, Boijā Panchi), and Voyager Pulsar (ボイジャーパルサー, Boijā Parusā). Aside from using Rocket Voyager 3 as a weapon, Mega Voyager has also used Galaxy Mega's Mega Saber. It continued to be the Megarangers' primary mecha until it was destroyed in the final battle with Hinelar and Death Nejiros in the series finale.

    Mega Winger[edit]

    Mega Winger (メガウインガー, Mega Uingā): Personal mecha of Mega Silver, created by Yuusaku, allows him to operate as Mega Silver, as part of the Mega Space Project. It could change from Flyer Mode (フライヤーモード, Furaiyā Mōdo) to Fighter Mode (ファイターモード, Faitā Mōdo) at phenomenal speed with the command "Blitzkrieg Transformation" (電撃変形, Dengeki Henkei). It could donate its Mega Wing (メガウイング, Mega Uingu) to Mega Voyager, transforming it into Wing Mega Voyager. Mega Winger's main weapon was the Winger Cannon (ウインガーキャノン, Uingā Kyanon), which required both hands to operate. The undercarriage forms the lower legs and the "nose" becomes the arms (the inside parts spinning to become the forearms), revealing the head. The Mega Winger's final battle was in Episode 50, where it was crippled in battle against Burning Yugande while defending the INET Moonbase. But Yuusaku was able to use the damaged Mega Winger to free the Voyager Machines from the rubble of the INET Moonbase before it finally collapsed due to the earlier damage.

    Allies[edit]

    INET members[edit]

    The following are known members of INET:

    Prof. Eikichi Kubota[edit]

    Prof. Eikichi Kubota (久保田 衛吉博士, Kubota Eikichi-hakase): He is in charge of the Megaranger program – specifically the Megaranger video game. During a surprise attack on the NASADA base by the Nezirejia, he is forced to give the Degitaizers to five students – turning them into Megarangers. He was once friends with Dr. Samejima, who had left this dimension for Nezirejia – becoming Dr. Hinelar. Dr. Kubota is a former high school boxer and he plays the trumpet.

    Eikichi Kubota is portrayed by Satoru Saitō.

    Shougo Kawasaki[edit]

    Shougo Kawasaki (川崎 省吾 Kawasaki Shōgo): A young man who is the head engineer of the Mega Ship's maintenance department. His father, Professor Kawasaki, is a world authority on robot control programs (helped create the program for Delta Mega) and wants Shougo to attend college, using the program he developed for Delta Mega to get his son back on Earth. However, after Mega Red saves Shougo from Guirail, he is allowed to remain with INET.

    Shougo Kawasaki is portrayed by Yuki Tanaka.

    Tachibana[edit]

    Tachibana (立花): A member of INET and a crew member aboard the Galaxy Mega.

    Tachibana is portrayed by Takao Miyashita (宮下 敬夫 Miyashita Takao).

    Pop[edit]

    Pop (ポップ Poppu) is a technician associated with I.N.E.T. who assists the Megarangers.

    Pop is portrayed by Samuel Pop Aning.

    Moroboshi High School[edit]

    Moroboshi High School (諸星学園, Moroboshi Gakuen): The high school attended by the five Megarangers until the series finale. Each of the team's classmates and teachers ended up being involved in a Nejirejian scheme and they become enraged when they learned the identities of the Megarangers to which almost everyone turns against them. It was only in the final battle with Dr. Hinelar that the school realized the error of their stand and started to support the Megarangers.

    Gen Ooiwa[edit]

    Gen Ooiwa (大岩 厳 Ōiwa Gen): The class' lazy Homeroom/Science teacher. Despite his laziness, he manages to find ways to motivate his students – especially the well-disciplined Kouichirou. In episode 12, while the Megarangers battle Mole Nezire Mr. Ooiwa stumbles upon a meteorite fragment and keeps it in his possession, making him a target of the Nejirejia. When he and Mega Black are captured by Mole Nezire, he tells the overachiever to never give up. As a result, Mr. Ooiwa inspires Mega Black to break free and foil the Nezirejian plans. During the finale, despite the Megarangers being expelled, he is the only staff member not to turn his back on the Megaranger and together with Jirou and Erina start the pep rally to cheer the Megarangers on.

    Gen Ooiwa is portrayed by Yoshihiro Nozoe.

    Shintarou Wada[edit]

    Shintarou Wada (和田 シンタロウ Wada Shintarō, 6, 45 & 49–51): An overweight shy boy who has a crush on Miku. He threatened to reveal some secret photos of Miku to the school unless she would go on a date with him. Miku agrees as she thought the photos were of her transforming into Mega Pink. The photos are of her sleeping in class and the nurse's office. Shintarou was placed under the control of the Thorn Nejilar to do Dr. Hinelar's bidding until he is freed by the Megarangers. Later after the Megaranger's secret identities are exposed and Jirou is injured during the Nejilars attack, Shintarou blames the Megarangers and turns his back on them. He comes around during the final battle and cheers his friends on. Afterwards, he graduates with his classmates.

    Shintarou Wada is portrayed by Takenari Hirowara.

    Jirou Iwamoto[edit]

    Jirou Iwamoto (岩本 ジロウ Iwamoto Jirō, 6, 45, 49 &51): Shintarou's best friend and spokesperson due to Shintarou's shy personality. He consoles Shintarou when Miku turns him down for a second date. Near the finale, he is injured when the Megarangers' secret identities are exposed. During the final battle, a bandaged Jirou returns to the school and together with Erina and Mr. Ōiwa started the pep rally to cheer the Megarangers on. Afterwards, he graduates with his classmates.

    Jirou Iwamoto is portrayed by Takumi Hashimoto.

    Erina[edit]

    Erina (恵理奈, 37 & 49–51): A classmate of the Megarangers. After the Megaranger's secret identities are exposed, she is among the few people in the school who still supports the Megarangers and tried unsuccessfully to convince the school staff not to expel them. It is heavily implied she is attracted to Kenta. Ultimately with Jirou and Mr. Ooiwa she started the pep rally to cheer the Megarangers on, which would be instrumental in restoring the Megaranger's fighting spirit, contributing to their final victory against Dr. Hinelar and the Death Neziros. Afterwards, she graduates with her classmates.

    Erina is portrayed by Emi Shigemitsu.

    Other allies[edit]

    Takeshi[edit]

    Takeshi (タケシ): One of the arcade children Kenta befriended. He was used by Guirail in a scheme to break Mega Red's fighting spirit by having the boy receive the end of Mega Red's punch.

    Takeshi is portrayed by Yōsuke Asari.

    Picot[edit]

    Space Fairy Picot (宇宙妖精ピコット Uchū Yosei Pikotto): Known as the "Light of Hope", Picot is a dragon-like fairy who assumes a clam-like form while traveling to a planet where he can only grant five wishes. After fulfilling the wishes, Picot leaves the planet and would eventually return to the visited planet 100,004,000 years later. Though originally chased by Helmedor, Picot becomes targeted by the Nejireians as well. While on Earth, Picot granted Miku's giant cake wish, Kyosuke's wish for katsudon, Helmedor's planet destroying laser cannon, and Kani Nejilar's wish to bring dead Psycho Nejilars back to life. After granting Kenta's wish for the Megarangers to have for energy to keep fighting, giving them their Mega Tector armor and aiding the Carrangers, Picot leaves for the next planet.

    Space Fairy Picot is voiced by Fushigi Yamada (山田 ふしぎ Yamada Fushigi).

    Evil Electric Kingdom Nezirejia[edit]

    The Evil Electric Kingdom Nezirejia (邪電王国ネジレジア, Jaden Ōkoku Nejirejia)[a] are invaders from another dimension ruled by an entity called Javious. Their names and appearances are all twisted and distorted. They have stationed in the Death Neziros (デスネジロ, Desu Nejiro) fortress which transforms into the giant robot Grand Neziros (グランネジロス, Guran Nejirosu, 51) in the series finale. This robot can regenerate severed limbs as well as bind and electrocute his victims with cables and was finally destroyed along with the Mega Voyager in the finale. Hinelar self-destructed the Death Neziros from the inside in an attempt to blow up the Megarangers, the people in their high school and the Mega Voyager. The Megarangers nearly sacrifice themselves to carry Death Neziros with the Mega Voyager into the sky to prevent any further damage to their high school.

    Nezirangers[edit]

    The Jaden Sentai Neziranger (邪電戦隊ネジレンジャー, Jaden Sentai Nejirenjā, 38–43, 48) are cyborgs were created by Dr. Hinelar from Javious I's DNA as evil counterparts to the Megarangers. Their suits are similar to power suits that Dr. Hinelar had developed back when he was known as Samejima. They share an attack called Neji Energy Attack. Unfortunately, the Nezirangers were impatient and wanted nothing more than to kill their Megaranger counterparts. The Nezirangers were used by Hinelar not only to kill the Megarangers in suicide attacks, but also to kill Javious by slowly draining him of his "life energy" which they siphoned. When badly damaged or enlarged, they transformed into their monstrous true forms. The Nezirangers' urge to kill managed to keep them from dying as they used Hinelar's data-card machine to regain physical form. They not only resume their original goal, but also to try to kill Hinelar for using them in the first place. The Megarangers manage to digitize them, preserving them as Data Cards in the now destroyed Hinelar City. Hinelar found the data cards soon after the city was destroyed and sent them to where no one would ever find them.

    Nezire Beasts[edit]

    The Nezire Beasts (ネジレ獣, Nejirejū, Twist Beasts) are monsters created by Dr. Hinelar when a Nezire Egg, a capsule holding genetically altered DNA, is placed on the Nezire Magic Circle (ネジレ魔法陣, Nejire Mahōjin) and exposed to great amounts of energy, twisting and twirling while Shibolena chants a spell, "Twist and Turn. Assume physical form". Once the process is complete, a Nezire Beast is born and fully matured. There is always some part on the body of the Nezire Beast that is twisted.

    Psycho Nezilar[edit]

    The Psycho Nezilar (サイコネジラー, Saiko Nejirā) are more powerful monsters that Doctor Hinelar creates using his "piano." What makes them different from the Nezire Beasts is that they are more robotic and have a heightened psychotic nature.

    Other Beasts[edit]

    Episodes[edit]

    On April 6, 1997, (The day that Episode 8 aired) the show later began to air on Sunday mornings at 7.30 am JST instead of late afternoons on a Friday. This time slot has been the regular time slot for Super Sentai shows until October 2017.

    No. Title Director Writer Original air date
    1"Don't Let Them! The Twisted Invaders"
    Transliteration: "Yurusu na! Nejireta Shinryakusha" (Japanese: ゆるすな!ねじれた侵略者)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiFebruary 14, 1997 (1997-02-14)
    2"Look! Our Galaxy Mega"
    Transliteration: "Mite Kure! Oretachi no Gyarakushī Mega" (Japanese: 見てくれ!俺たちのギャラクシーメガ)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiFebruary 21, 1997 (1997-02-21)
    3"For Real! A Huge Nezire Beast"
    Transliteration: "Maji ka yo! Dekkai Nejirejū" (Japanese: マジかよ!でっかいネジレ獣)
    Noboru TakemotoJunki TakegamiFebruary 28, 1997 (1997-02-28)
    4"Smash it! Shibolena's Trap"
    Transliteration: "Kudaku zo! Shiborena no Wana" (Japanese: 砕くぞ!シボレナの罠)
    Noboru TakemotoNaruhisa ArakawaMarch 7, 1997 (1997-03-07)
    5"Finish It! This Is an Underhanded Battle"
    Transliteration: "Kimeru ze! Kore ga Urawaza Batoru" (Japanese: キメるぜ!これが裏技バトル)
    Ryuta TasakiJunki TakegamiMarch 14, 1997 (1997-03-14)
    6"We Did It! The Roaring Digitank"
    Transliteration: "Yatta ne! Bakusō Dejitanku" (Japanese: やったね!爆走デジタンク)
    Ryuta TasakiJunki TakegamiMarch 21, 1997 (1997-03-21)
    7"What's This? The Clingy, Bothersome Girl"
    Transliteration: "Nan na no? Okkake Meiwaku Musume" (Japanese: ナンなの?おっかけ迷惑娘)
    Takao NagaishiNaruhisa ArakawaMarch 28, 1997 (1997-03-28)
    8"I Can't Lose! Turnabout Teamwork"
    Transliteration: "Makeru ka! Gyakuten Chīmuwāku" (Japanese: 負けるか!逆転チームワーク)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiApril 6, 1997 (1997-04-06)
    9"Exposed! The Demon-Filled CD"
    Transliteration: "Abaku zo! Mamono ga Hisomu Shī Dī" (Japanese: あばくぞ!魔物がひそむCD)
    Noboru TakemotoJunki TakegamiApril 13, 1997 (1997-04-13)
    10"Farewell! Sorrowful Android"
    Transliteration: "Sayonara! Kanashimi no Andoroido" (Japanese: さよなら!哀しみのアンドロイド)
    Noboru TakemotoNaruhisa ArakawaApril 20, 1997 (1997-04-20)
    11"Look Out! The Lure of the Red Rose"
    Transliteration: "Abunai! Akai Bara no Yūwaku" (Japanese: あぶない!赤いバラの誘惑)
    Ryuta TasakiNaruhisa ArakawaApril 27, 1997 (1997-04-27)
    12"What a Pain! Our Lazybones Teacher"
    Transliteration: "Komaru ze! Warera ga Gūtara Sensei" (Japanese: こまるぜ!我らがぐうたら先生)
    Ryuta TasakiJunki TakegamiMay 4, 1997 (1997-05-04)
    13"Heartthrob! Our Teacher Is Like the Wind"
    Transliteration: "Dokidoki! Sensei wa Kaze no You ni" (Japanese: どきどき!先生は風のように)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiMay 11, 1997 (1997-05-11)
    14"Surprise! The Neighbors are Nejirejians"
    Transliteration: "Bikkuri! Otonari wa Nejirejia" (Japanese: びっくり!おとなりはネジレジア)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiMay 18, 1997 (1997-05-18)
    15"See Through It! The Mecha of Genius High"
    Transliteration: "Mi Yabure! Tensai Kōkō no Karakuri" (Japanese: 見やぶれ!天才高校のカラクリ)
    Masato TsujinoShigeru YanagawaMay 25, 1997 (1997-05-25)
    16"Very Bad! Will We Die?"
    Transliteration: "Gekiyaba! Oretachi Shinu no ka?" (Japanese: 激ヤバ!オレたち死ぬのか?)
    Masato TsujinoYasuko KobayashiJune 1, 1997 (1997-06-01)
    17"Too Cool!? The Awesome Super Miku"
    Transliteration: "Sugosugi!? Iketeru Sūpā Miku" (Japanese: すごすぎ!?いけてるスーパーみく)
    Ryuta TasakiNaruhisa ArakawaJune 8, 1997 (1997-06-08)
    18"Protect it! The Mysterious Boy's Forest"
    Transliteration: "Mamoru zo! Fushigi na Shōnen no Mori" (Japanese: 守るぞ!不思議な少年の森)
    Ryuta TasakiNaruhisa ArakawaJune 15, 1997 (1997-06-15)
    19"Drive It In! The Invincible Deadly Punch"
    Transliteration: "Uchikome! Fukutsu no Hissatsu Panchi" (Japanese: 打ちこめ!不屈の必殺パンチ)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiJune 22, 1997 (1997-06-22)
    20"Counting On You! The New Robo: Delta Mega"
    Transliteration: "Tanomu ze! Shin Robo Deruta Mega" (Japanese: たのむぜ!新ロボデルタメガ)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiJune 29, 1997 (1997-06-29)
    21"Now's The Time! The Life-Threatening Super-Fusion"
    Transliteration: "Ima Koso! Inochi o Kaketa Chō Gattai" (Japanese: いまこそ!命をかけた超合体)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiJuly 6, 1997 (1997-07-06)
    22"Escape! Labyrinth of Evil"
    Transliteration: "Nukedese! Akuma no Rabirinsu" (Japanese: ぬけ出せ!悪魔のラビリンス)
    Masato TsujinoNaruhisa ArakawaJuly 20, 1997 (1997-07-20)
    23"Why! My Egg is a Nezire Beast"
    Transliteration: "Nande da! Ore no Tamago wa Nejirejū" (Japanese: なんでだ!オレのたまごはネジレ獣)
    Masato TsujinoShigeru YanagawaJuly 27, 1997 (1997-07-27)
    24"Running Solo! A Silvery New Face"
    Transliteration: "Dokusō! Gin'iro no Nyū Feisu" (Japanese: 独走!銀色のニューフェイス)
    Ryuta TasakiYasuko KobayashiAugust 3, 1997 (1997-08-03)
    25"Just in Time! Time Limit: 2.5 Minutes"
    Transliteration: "Girigiri! Taimu Rimitto Nifunhan" (Japanese: ギリギリ!タイムリミット2分半)
    Ryuta TasakiYasuko KobayashiAugust 10, 1997 (1997-08-10)
    26"Really!? The End of Nezirejia"
    Transliteration: "Honto ka!? Nejirejia no Saigo" (Japanese: ホントか!?ネジレジアの最期)
    Takao NagaishiYasuko KobayashiAugust 17, 1997 (1997-08-17)
    27"Kick Them About! The Demonic Coral of Death"
    Transliteration: "Kechirase! Shi o Yobu Ma no Sango" (Japanese: けちらせ!死を呼ぶ魔のサンゴ)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiAugust 24, 1997 (1997-08-24)
    28"Give Up! The Explosive Granny Whirlwind"
    Transliteration: "Oteage! Bakuretsu Obaachan Senpū" (Japanese: おてあげ!爆裂おばあちゃん旋風)
    Masato TsujinoNaruhisa ArakawaAugust 31, 1997 (1997-08-31)
    29"I Want to Lose Weight! Miku's Dubious Diet"
    Transliteration: "Yasetai! Miku no Ayashii Daietto" (Japanese: やせたい!みくの怪しいダイエット)
    Masato TsujinoShigeru YanagawaSeptember 7, 1997 (1997-09-07)
    30"Full Throttle! The Friendship Combination"
    Transliteration: "Sakuretsu! Yūjō no Konbinēshon" (Japanese: サク烈!友情のコンビネーション)
    Ryuta TasakiJunki TakegamiSeptember 14, 1997 (1997-09-14)
    31"Stop it! Out of Control Guirail"
    Transliteration: "Tomeru ze! Girēru no Bōsō" (Japanese: 止めるぜ!ギレールの暴走)
    Ryuta TasakiYasuko KobayashiSeptember 21, 1997 (1997-09-21)
    32"Is It the End!? Desperate Situation, Galaxy Mega"
    Transliteration: "Owari ka!? Zettai Zetsumei Gyarakushī Mega" (Japanese: 終わりか!?絶体絶命ギャラクシーメガ)
    Ryuta TasakiYasuko KobayashiSeptember 28, 1997 (1997-09-28)
    33"Giddy! The Girlfriend From the Moon"
    Transliteration: "Ukiuki! Tsuki Kara Kita Koibito" (Japanese: ウキウキ!月から来た恋人)
    Takao NagaishiNaruhisa ArakawaOctober 5, 1997 (1997-10-05)
    34"I'll Show You! Big Bro's Miracle Shoot"
    Transliteration: "Miseru ze! Aniki no Mirakuru Shūto" (Japanese: 見せるぜ!兄貴のミラクルシュート)
    Takao NagaishiShigeru YanagawaOctober 12, 1997 (1997-10-12)
    35"Overcome! Mega Silver's Greatest Crisis"
    Transliteration: "Norikire! Mega Shirubā Saidai no Kiki" (Japanese: のりきれ!メガシルバー最大の危機)
    Masato TsujinoYasuko KobayashiOctober 19, 1997 (1997-10-19)
    36"Fly! The Universe's Dancing Wings of Hope"
    Transliteration: "Habatake! Sora ni Mau Kibō no Tsubasa" (Japanese: はばたけ!に舞う希望の翼)
    Masato TsujinoYasuko KobayashiOctober 26, 1997 (1997-10-26)
    37"Why? Chisato's Old Man's Voice"
    Transliteration: "Dōshite? Chisato ga Oyaji-goe" (Japanese: どうして?千里がオヤジ声)
    Ryuta TasakiNaruhisa ArakawaNovember 2, 1997 (1997-11-02)
    38"Scary! Nezirejia's Fiendish Squadron"
    Transliteration: "Senritsu! Nejirejia no Kyōaku Sentai" (Japanese: 戦慄!ネジレジアの凶悪戦隊)
    Ryuta TasakiJunki TakegamiNovember 16, 1997 (1997-11-16)
    39"Exposed! Mega Red's True Identity"
    Transliteration: "Bareta ze! Mega Reddo no Shōtai" (Japanese: バレたぜ!メガレッドの正体)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiNovember 23, 1997 (1997-11-23)
    40"Scary! Bad Women"
    Transliteration: "Kowai ze! Baddo na Onnatachi" (Japanese: コワいぜ!バッドな女たち)
    Takao NagaishiYasuko KobayashiNovember 30, 1997 (1997-11-30)
    41"Snapped! The Blue Terror, Nezi Blue"
    Transliteration: "Kirete 'ru! Ao no Kyōfu Neji Burū" (Japanese: キレてる!青の恐怖ネジブルー)
    Masato TsujinoYasuko KobayashiDecember 7, 1997 (1997-12-07)
    42"Lose Them! The Evil Pursuers"
    Transliteration: "Furikire! Jaaku na Tsuisekisha" (Japanese: ふりきれ!邪悪な追跡者)
    Masato TsujinoJunki TakegamiDecember 14, 1997 (1997-12-14)
    43"We Won't Be Defeated! The Decisive Christmas Eve Clash"
    Transliteration: "Makenai! Kessen wa Kurisumasu Ibu" (Japanese: 負けない!決戦はクリスマスイブ)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiDecember 21, 1997 (1997-12-21)
    44"Carefree! Kenta's New Year's Eve Crisis"
    Transliteration: "O-kiraku! Kenta no Toshikoshi Sōdō" (Japanese: お気楽!健太の年越し騒動)
    Masato TsujinoYasuko KobayashiDecember 28, 1997 (1997-12-28)
    45"Tenacious! Hinelar's Counterattack"
    Transliteration: "Shibutoi! Hinerā no Dai Gyakushū" (Japanese: しぶとい!ヒネラーの大逆襲)
    Takao NagaishiShigeru YanagawaJanuary 4, 1998 (1998-01-04)
    46"Prevent it! Setting Sail to Hell"
    Transliteration: "Habamu zo! Jigoku e no Funade" (Japanese: 阻むぞ!地獄への船出)
    Masato TsujinoJunki TakegamiJanuary 11, 1998 (1998-01-11)
    47"Jump In! Terrifying Hinelar City"
    Transliteration: "Tobikome! Kyōfu no Hinerā Shiti" (Japanese: とびこめ!恐怖のヒネラーシティ)
    Masato TsujinoYasuko KobayashiJanuary 18, 1998 (1998-01-18)
    48"Crush it! Hinelar's Dark Ambition"
    Transliteration: "Tsubusu ze! Hinerā no Kuroi Yabō" (Japanese: つぶすぜ!ヒネラーの黒い野望)
    Taro SakamotoJunki TakegamiJanuary 25, 1998 (1998-01-25)
    49"Utter Despair! We Are Outcasts!?"
    Transliteration: "Zetsubō! Oretachi wa Kiraware Mono!?" (Japanese: 絶望!俺たちは嫌われ者!?)
    Taro SakamotoYasuko KobayashiFebruary 1, 1998 (1998-02-01)
    50"Sublime! The Red-Hot Super Soldier Yugande"
    Transliteration: "Sōzetsu! Shakunetsu no Chō Senshi Yugande" (Japanese: 壮絶!灼熱の超戦士ユガンデ)
    Takao NagaishiJunki TakegamiFebruary 8, 1998 (1998-02-08)
    51 (Final)"Seize it! Our Diplomas"
    Transliteration: "Tsukamu ze! Oretachi no Sotsugyōshōsho" (Japanese: つかむぜ!俺たちの卒業証書)
    Takao NagaishiNaruhisa ArakawaFebruary 15, 1998 (1998-02-15)

    Denji Sentai Megaranger vs. Carranger[edit]

    The V-Cinema special takes place between episodes 39 and 40. Arriving late for school, as the car was at Pegasus Garage, Kenta learns that today is graduation picture day. Seeing a beam of light nearby, Kouichirou gets the others out of class to investigate. The five find a seashell before they are attacked by Space Biker Helmedor who wants the shell to fulfill his dreams, overpowering the Megarangers before Mega Silver arrives and engages the biker in a motorcyclists' duel. Suddenly enlarging with his bike, Helmedor battles Super Galaxy Mega before he is forced to shrink and retreat. Later, while trying to find out the seashell's true nature, Miku uses it to wish for a big cake before it is stolen by a group of strange students who actually are the staff of the Pegasus Garage. But with Mega Yellow placing a tracer on the getaway car, the Megarangers track them to the Pegasus Garage where Kyousuke wishes for Katsudon before he and his team are attacked by Yugande and Crab Nezilar. Refusing to stand aside, they assume their Carranger forms to fight Crab Nezilar while the Megarangers deal with Yugande and the Kunekune. The two Sentai teams join forces to force the Nezirejians back as the shell opens up to reveal an alien identified as Space Fairy Picot who wants to grant their last three wishes. Arriving at Yume Beach, the teams get to know each other while talking out to want they would use the last three wishes before Dappu arrives. But "Dappu" turns out to be Helmedor, having made a deal with the Nezirejians to get Picot.

    As Helmedor runs off, Shibonlena has the Kunekune hold the Megarangers as she uses her power to turn the Carrangers into her slaves and sicks them on the Megarangers. During the fight, the Megarangers find the real Dappu and untie him. In a risky gambit, Dappu fuses the Megrangers' weapons with his Carmagic to free the Carrangers from Shibolena's spell. At that time, after wishing for a planet-destroying laser cannon, Helmedor betrays Crab Nezilar and fights him. After making a wish to revive previous Psycho Nezilars to overpower the Megarangers, Crab Nezilars was about to make the final wish when Helmedor steals the fairy. But the Carrangers get Picot and throw a decoy into the distance to hold the villains at bay. Coming to the students' aid, the Carrangers give them Picot to make the final wish to their shock. By the time Crab Nezilar and a brainwashed Helmedor return to the battlefield, the Megarangers' wish to keep fighting enables them to don the Mega Tector armor. After destroying the revived monsters with Rainbow Impulse, Shibolena has Bebedebi bite Crab Nezilar and Helmedor as Mega Voyager and RV Robo are formed to fight them. Though Helmedor attempts to turn with the planting destroying laser, Mega Winger destroys the weapon as Wing Mega Voyager and RV Robo perform their finishers to respectively destroy Crab Nezilar and Helmedor. Soon after, Picot leaves for the next planet as the two sentai teams go out to take their own graduation memorial picture at Yume Beach.

    Cast[edit]

    Songs[edit]

    Opening theme
    Ending themes

    International broadcast and home video[edit]

    Notes[edit]

    1. ^ Also spelt as "Nejirejia".[3]
  • ^ Javious' name is derived from the Japanese word for "evil" (, Ja) and "Moebius" (メビウス, Mebiusu).
  • ^ Dr. Hinelar's name is derived from the Japanese word for "to twist" (ひねる, Hineru).
  • ^ Shibolena's name is derived from the Japanese word for "to squeeze" (絞る, Shiboru).
  • ^ Bibidevi's name is derived from the song "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo" (ビビデバビデブー, Bibide Babide Bū) from Walt Disney's 1950 animated adaptation of Cinderella and "devil" (デビル, Debiru).
  • ^ Yugande's name is derived from the Japanese word for "to warp" (歪む, Yugamu).
  • ^ Guirail's name is derived from the Japanese word for "to cut" (切れる, Kireru).
  • ^ Hizumina's name comes from the Japanese word for "to distort" (歪む, Hizumu), which can also be read as "Yugamu" – the base for Yugande's name.
  • ^ The Kunekune's name is derived from the Japanese word for "wringling" (くねくね, Kunekune).
  • References[edit]

    1. ^ "Denji Sentai Megaranger: The Complete Series". June 2, 2017. Retrieved June 7, 2017.
  • ^ "ShoutFactoryTV: Watch full episodes of Denji Sentai Megaranger". January 2018. Retrieved January 5, 2018.
  • ^ a b "電磁戦隊メガレンジャー Tシャツ ビビデビ柄" (in Japanese). Bandai. Retrieved December 30, 2023.
  • ^ Toei Super Sentai Series, 35th Anniversary, Official Picture Book, Hyakka Ryoran [Shimonomaki] Sentai Kaijin Design-Daikan 1995-2012 アニメムック 東映スーパー戦隊シリーズ35周年作品公式図録 百化繚乱 [下之巻] 戦隊怪人デザイン大鑑1995-2012 [Toei Super Sentai Series, 35 th Anniversary, Official Picture Book, Hyakka Ryoran[Volume 2] Sentai Monster Design Encyclopedia 1995-2012]. Glide Media. 16 October 2012. ISBN 978-4-8130-2180-3.
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