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GoGo Sentai Boukenger
Genre	Action-Adventure
Running time	30 minutes
Creator(s)	Toei
Starring	Mitsuomi Takahashi Yasuka Saitou Masashi Mikami Chise Nakamura Haruka Suenaga Masayuki Deai Hiroo Otaka Junpei Morita Mami Yamasaki Banjou Ginga Takaya Kuroda Kenta Miyake Chihiro Suzuki
Country of origin	Japan
Original channel	tv asahi
Original run	2006-02-19–

GoGo Sentai Boukenger (轟轟戦隊ボウケンジャー, GōGō Sentai Bōkenjā^?), translated into English as Rumbling Squadron Boukenger ^[1], is a Japanese tokusatsu television series. The series is produced by Toei, and is the 30th installment in their Super Sentai series. It premiered on February 19th, 2006 at 7:30 AM on tv asahi. Footage from this show will be used for the 2007 installment of Power Rangers, Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive. Image File history File links TVfuture_icon. ... Image File history File links Boukenger-title. ... Toei can refer to: Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation Toei Animation This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ... Yasuka Saitou ) is a Japanese actor born 1987-06-29 who currently appears in GoGo Sentai Boukenger as Masumi Inou/BoukenBlack. ... Masashi Mikami (三上真史; Mikami Masashi) is an actor from Japan. ... This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ... This article is being considered for deletion in accordance with Wikipedias deletion policy. ... Banjou Ginga (銀河 万丈 Ginga Banjō), real name Takashi Tanaka (田中 å´‡ Tanaka Takashi, born January 11, 1933), is a Japanese voice actor (seiyÅ«) who was born in Yamanashi. ... Kenta Miyake , born August 23, 1977 in Okinawa Prefecture) is a seiyÅ« who is affiliated with 81 Produce. ... Chihiro Suzuki (鈴木千尋 Suzuki Chihiro) is a Japanese seiyÅ«, born in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan on February 17, 1977. ... Image File history File links Flag_of_Japan_(bordered). ... TV Asahi building in Roppongi Hills TV Asahi Corporation (EX, 株式会社 テレビ朝日, Kabushiki Gaisha Terebi Asahi) TYO: 9409 is a television network operating in Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan. ... 2006 (MMVI) is a common year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar. ... February 19 is the 50th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. ... The English language is a West Germanic language that originates in England. ... To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article or section may require cleanup. ... Toei can refer to: Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation Toei Animation This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ... This articles trivia section should be integrated into the article. ... February 19 is the 50th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. ... 2006 (MMVI) is a common year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar. ... TV Asahi building in Roppongi Hills TV Asahi Corporation (EX, 株式会社 テレビ朝日, Kabushiki Gaisha Terebi Asahi) TYO: 9409 is a television network operating in Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan. ... To meet Wikipedias quality standards, this article may require cleanup. ...

The primary themes of the series are adventures and treasure hunting. Treasure hunting is an expression which nowadays applies mainly to maritime salvage. ...

Plot summary

Powerful relics known as Precious have started to appear throughout the world. However, the various members of the Negative Syndicate wish to take the Precious for themselves and utilize them for evil means. To make sure that the Precious do not fall into the hands of the Negative Syndicate, Search Guard Successor has developed its own special operations team, the Boukengers, to do battle and collect some of the more dangerous Precious. The Negative Syndicate ) is a fictional series within the Japanese television show Gougou Sentai Boukenger. ... The Search Guard Successor (S.G.S.) Foundation ) is a fictional organization in the Japanese Super Sentai series Gougou Sentai Boukenger that collects hidden treasures that have suddenly begun to disappear all over the world. ...

Characters

Sargess

Gougou Sentai Boukenger (and Daikenjin Zubaan)

Main article: Search Guard Successor

The Search Guard Successor (S.G.S.) Foundation (サージェス財団, Sājesu Zaidan^?) collects the Precious" with help from the Boukengers. Image File history File links Download high resolution version (757x1026, 290 KB) Summary A Boukenger preview image taken from a Ban-Dai toy catalouge. ... Image File history File links Download high resolution version (757x1026, 290 KB) Summary A Boukenger preview image taken from a Ban-Dai toy catalouge. ... The Search Guard Successor (S.G.S.) Foundation ) is a fictional organization in the Japanese Super Sentai series Gougou Sentai Boukenger that collects hidden treasures that have suddenly begun to disappear all over the world. ...

Non-SGS Allies

• Kyoko (キョウコ Kyōko) (4): One of Satoru's ex-partners who went on an expedition with him years ago. While searching for a Precious, Satoru accidentally set off a trap which created a ring of fire that neither she nor Masaki could escape and Satoru could not reach them. Satoru swore to get help and rescue them, but the trap triggered an explosion, killing Kyoko and Masaki before Satoru could even leave to find help.

• Shirou Masaki (柾木 紫郎 Masaki Shirō) (4, 18): One of Satoru's ex-partners who went on an expedition with him years ago. While searching for a Precious, Satoru accidentally set off a trap which created a ring of fire that neither he nor Kyoko could escape and Satoru could not reach them. Satoru swore to get help and rescue them, but the trap triggered an explosion, killing Kyoko and Masaki before Satoru could even leave to find help. Later on, Rei tricked Satoru into believing that Gai was Masaki, still alive, so he could shoot him with the Fighter's Crossbow. Eventually Satoru saw through the illusion and went on.

• Selene the Burglar (怪盗セレネー Kaitō Serenē) (13): She had been seeking the treasures from the Bamboo Cutter's story. She had all but one when she ran into Souta, who later returned to protect her against Jakuryuu Lindorm. It was shown in the end that Selene could have been Princess Kaguya herself.

• Ragi (ラギ Ragi) (15-16): Magi's apprentice. Once a human, he sacrificed his humanity in order to survive without water and was transformed into a Wicked Dragon by Ryuuwon, who dispatched him to find the Aqua Crystal. He could not regain his composure until Satoru took him under his protection. Eventually, Ragi was able to free the Aqua Cystal from a volcano and his transformation paid off. After Narga was terminated by Ultimate Daibouken, Ragi put the Aqua Crystal in its rightful place and returned to the City of Water, but, like his people, needs a special crystal on his tiara in order to even step into the sea waters and Satoru gave him a new crystal after Ryuuwon crushed the original.

• Magi (マギ Magi) (15-16): An elder from the City of Water who did not want to see any more of his people perish in the search for the Aqua Crystal. Turned Ragi's section of the Crystal Document into water, but Satoru remembered it from earlier and helped Ragi find the Crystal. Ragi and Magi were reunited as the ocean returned.

• Kando Takaoka (高丘 漢人 Takaoka Kando) (19-20): Eiji's father. While he was fighting Gai, Gai told a young Eiji that he was part Áshu and his mother was one of them. When Eiji's Áshu side came loose, Kando tried to calm Eiji down by embracing him, however Gai used this moment to slash him in the back. With his last breath he bestowed upon Eiji his shakujo so he could fight the Áshu.

• Yuji Toba (鳥羽 祐二 Toba Yūji) (23): Souta's ex-partner from his times as a spy. Kidnapped Souta in order to know the place where SGS kept the secured Precious. It's later revealed that he actually was hired by the Questers and Rei would forcefully extract from Souta's memory the location of the building so they could steal the Precious and Toba would receive The Pearl of the Empire (Task 5) as payment. However, when the Questers finally locate the building and try to break into it with the Quester Robo Turbo, Toba detonated a bomb he installed in the cockpit previously, giving SirenBuilder and Ultimate DaiBouken the chance to destroy the robot.

• Professor Hanzou Igarashi (五十嵐 半蔵博士 Igarashi Hanzō Hakase) (29): Archeologist, well known for being the only known researcher of the most ancient civilization known, Lemuria, as well as one of the only two men who can read Lemurian, the other one being Ryuuwon. Despises Sargess for its "ambition", and treasure hunters because of the destruction of many ruins at their hands in search of Precious. Has been searching for the last known Precious of the Lemurian civilization: "The Egg of Lemuria" and "The Golden Sword". Acknowledges Satoru when the Sword lets him wield it as only the right-hearted can touch "The Golden Sword".

• Kousuke Shimada (島田 浩介 Shimada Kōsuke) (32): A last-in-everything that was accepted in the Adventurer School after being mistaken for Satoru. In class, he was always target of Shirubegami's "Chalk Attack" as he was always screwing up. After Shirubegami's plans are revealed, the unapproved alumni were thrown to the sea along with the Accelulars of Natsuki and Souta and just when the others were about to be sacrificed, Shimada appears with the recovered Accellulars and gives the Boukengers the chance to destroy the Tsukumogami and rescue the alumni. Touched by the adventurer spirit that Shimada showed when recovering the Accellulars, the Boukengers learn that adventure is not something to learn in a school.

• Kouichi Akashi (明石 虹一 Akashi Kōichi) (movie): Satoru's father; also an adventurer.

• Muse (ミューズ Myūzu) (Movie): A mysterious female who gave the message to the Boukengers about a new Precious.

Lemuria is the name of a hypothetical lost land variously located in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. ...

Negative Syndicate

Main article: Negative Syndicate

Not much is known about the Negative Syndicate (ネガティブシンジケート, Negatibu Shinjikēto^?) other than it consists of various organizations and all their respective leaders, foot soldiers, and monsters who try to steal the precious and use them for evil deeds. And there is some animosity between the member groups. They occasionally work together to serve their own ambitions. The Negative Syndicate ) is a fictional series within the Japanese television show Gougou Sentai Boukenger. ...

Precious

Main article: Precious in Gougou Sentai Boukenger

Precious (プレシャス, Pureshasu^?) are the dangerous treasures that the Boukengers and Negative are fighting over. For a relic to be considered a Precious, it must be physically or technologically superior to any current human (or SGS-related) technology. The hand-held Accellular henshin devices use their half-open Scan Mode to determine the "Hazard Level" of each relic; the higher the number, the more important or dangerous the Precious is. Each relic that ends up in the Boukengers' hands is placed into a box that materializes from a card-like device. In each episode of the Japanese tokusatsu series *Gougou Sentai Boukenger*, it is the responsibility of the Boukengers to retrieve the Precious, dangerous treasures from long ago. ...

Episodes (Tasks)

1. The Heart of the Demon God (魔神の心臓 Majin no Shinzō)
2. The Dragon Thieves (竜の略奪者 Ryū no Ryakudatsusha)
3. The Champion's Blades (覇者の剣 Hasha no Tsurugi)
4. The Lost Vehicles (失われたビークル Ushinawareta Bīkuru)
5. The Pearl of the Empire (帝国の真珠 Teikoku no Shinju)
6. The Cursed Fog (呪いの霧 Noroi no Kiri)
7. The Salamander's Scale (火竜のウロコ Saramandā no Uroko)
8. The Treasure of Atlantis (アトランティスの秘宝 Atorantisu no Hihō)
9. The Paper Crane Ninja (折鶴の忍者 Oridzuru no Ninja)
10. The Missing BoukenRed (消えたボウケンレッド Kieta BōkenReddo)
11. The Showdown on the Isolated Island (孤島の決戦 Kotō no Kessen)
12. The Pipes of Hamelin (ハーメルンの笛 Hāmerun no Fue)
13. The Treasures of Princess Kaguya (かぐや姫の宝 Kaguya-hime no Takara)
14. The Reviving Past (甦る過去 Yomigaeru Kako)
15. The City of Water (水の都 Mizu no Miyako)
16. The Crystal of Water (水のクリスタル Mizu no Kurisutaru)
17. The Mirror of the Áshu (アシュの鏡 Ashu no Kagami)
18. The Man that was Alive (生きていた男 Ikite Ita Otoko)
19. The Dazzling Adventurer (眩き冒険者 Mabayuki Bōkensha)
20. The Brand-New Giant (新たなる巨人 Aratanaru Kyojin)
21. The Mallet of Luck (打出の小槌 Uchide no Kozuchi)
22. The Ring of Solomon (ソロモンの指輪 Soromon no Yubiwa)
23. The Dangerous Partner (あぶない相棒 Abunai Aibō)
24. The First-Cheer Drum (初音の鼓 Hatsune no Tsuzumi)
25. The Forbidden Fruit (禁断の果実 Kindan no Kajitsu)
26. The Glass Slipper (ガラスの靴 Garasu no Kutsu)
27. The Feng-Shui Trap (風水占いの罠 Fūsui Uranai no Wana)
28. The Legendary Armor (伝説の鎧 Densetsu no Yoroi)
29. The Golden Sword (黄金の剣 Ōgon no Ken)
30. The Furious Golden Demon (怒りの黄金魔人 Ikari no Ōgon Majin)
31. The Fire of the Ruined Country (亡国の炎 Bōkoku no Honō)
32. The Secret of the Adventurer's School (ボウケン学校の秘密 Bōken Gakkō no Himitsu)
33. The Sun of Lemuria (レムリアの太陽 Remuria no Taiyō)
34. The Distant Memories (遼かなる記憶 Harukanaru Kioku)
35. The God's Head (神の頭 Kami no Kashira)
36. The Demon's Iron Stick (鬼の金棒 Oni no Kanabō)
37. The Show-Biz World I Long For (憧れの芸能界 Akogare no Geinō-kai)

Music

Opening Theme

• "Rumbling Squadron Boukenger (轟轟戦隊ボウケンジャー Gōgō Sentai Bōkenjā)" by NoB (Nobuo Yamada)

Ending Theme

• "Adventurers ON THE ROAD (冒険者 ON THE ROAD Bōkensha On Za Rōdo)" by Psychic Lover

Insert Songs

• "Boukenger GO ON FIGHTING! (ボウケンジャー GO ON FIGHTING! Bōkenjā Gō On Faitingu!)" by NoB
• "Adventure Punch! (冒険パンチ! Bōken Panchi!)" by Mitsuko Horie
• "Rumbling Fusion! DaiBouken!! (轟轟合体! ダイボウケン!! Gōgō Gattai! DaiBōken!!)" by Takayuki Miyauchi
• "FLY OUT! ULTIMATE DAIBOUKEN" by Akira Kushida
• "Siren Builder of Hope (希望のサイレンビルダー Kibō no Sairen Birudā)" by MoJo
• "GO! GO! GO! GO! Negative Syndicate (GO! GO! GO! GO! ネガティブシンジケート Gō! Gō! Gō! Gō! Negatibu Shinjikēto)" by Kensaku Saito
• "S.G.S. ~Now Advance SGS!~ (S.G.S ~いざ進めサージェス!~ Esu Jī Esu ~Iza Susume Sājesu!~)" by SGS Choir
• "Dazzling Flash! BoukenSilver (眩き閃光! ボウケンシルバー Mabayuki Senkō! BōkenShirubā)" by Hideaki Takatori
• "Start Up! ~Ties~" (Start Up! ～絆～ Sutāto Appu! ~Kizuna~) by NoB
• "Go Go Vehicle Big March! (ゴーゴービークル大行進! Gō Gō Bīkuru Dai Kōshin!)" by Takafumi Iwasaki
• "NEVER ENDING VOYAGE" by Ichiro Mizuki

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• "Precious Album 1"
• "Precious Album 2 Song Collection"
• "Precious Album 3 The Greatest Sound"

Names/Puns

The origin of names

• Red/Satoru Akashi
  • "Akashi (明石)" is from the surname of Japanese officer Motojiro Akashi (明石 元二郎), who entrapped Russia to confusion as a spy of the imperial Japanese army in the Russo-Japanese war.
  • The kanji for "Satoru", 暁, means "sunrise (暁, akatsuki^?, lit. red dawn)". "Satoru" is also Japanese for "to realize".

• Black/Masumi Inou
  • "Inou (伊能)" is from the surname of Japanese surveyor and cartographer, Tadataka Inou (伊能 忠敬). He is known as a person who exerted himself for creation the first perfect map of Japanese Islands by modern surveying techniques.
  • The second kanji of "Masumi", 墨 (sumi), means "black ink", which is used in calligraphy.

• Blue/Souta Mogami
  • "Mogami (最上)" is from the surname of Japanese explorer Tokunai Mogami (最上 徳内), who exerted himself for Ezo's exploitation (Ezo is the former name of Hokkaido).
  • The first kanji of "Souta", 蒼 (sō), means "blue".

• Yellow/Natsuki Mamiya
  • "Mamiya (間宮)" is from the surname of Japanese explorer Rinzo Mamiya (間宮 林蔵), who traced that Sakhalin (Karafuto) was not a peninsula but an island. Incidentally, Rinzo had learned surveying techniques from Tadataka Inou, just as Masumi is a mentor of sorts to Natsuki.
  • Natsuki's name in kanji (菜月) means "harvest moon", which is often yellow.

• Pink/Sakura Nishihori
  • "Nishihori (西堀)" is from the surname of Japanese scientist and alpinist, Eizaburo Nishibori (西堀 栄三郎). He is known as the captain of the primary Japanese Antarctica wintering party.
  • "Sakura (桜, 櫻, さくら)" is Japanese for "cherry blossoms", which are pink.

• Silver/Eiji Takaoka
  • "Takaoka (高丘)" is from the surname of Japanese imperial family member and Buddhist Takaoka Shin'ou (高丘親王). He left for India to try to find Nirvana after resigning the title of Crown Prince. However, he went missing while sailing.
  • "Eiji" is pronounced like the chemical symbol for silver: Ag. The first character of his name (映士) means "reflection", comparable to a silver mirror.

• Rei's name is Japanese for "spirit."
• Hyouga's name is a combination of the words "hyo" (ice) and "Ouga" (the kana rendering of Ogre).

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Trivia

• The character designer has lately said in the Boukenger DVD that the villains are based in previous sentai's mecha and arsenal. Ryuuon resembles Daizyujin from Kyouryuu Sentai ZyuRanger, Yaiba resembles the Invincible Shogun from Ninja Sentai Kakuranger, etc.

• In honor of Super Sentai's 30th Anniversary, Carddas released the Rangers Strike Trading Card Game. Also, the Tokyo Dome hosted a Double Hero Festival in honor of not only the anniversary above, but also the 35th Anniversary of the Kamen Rider series. A Boukenger stage show, starring the first five Boukengers, was hosted on July 22, while a Kamen Rider Kabuto stage show (starring Souji, Arata, Hiyori, Sou, and Daisuke) was hosted the next day. The Dome was divided into a Show Stage, a Super Sentai Zone (further divided into a Red Hero Zone, a Giant Robot Zone, and a Supermachine Zone), a Kamen Rider Zone (further divided into an Ishinomori Era Rider Zone, a Post-Inshinomori Rider Zone, and a Superbike Zone), a Shop, a Sponsor Booth, and a Play Aera.
  • In the Go Go Crane card, the Go Go Crane itself can be seen accompanied by GaoGiraffe from Hyakujuu Sentai GaoRanger and both carry a steel I-beam. This is because GaoGiraffe was disguised as a crane until being awakened by GaoBlue.

• This is the third sentai series to have closing remarks before the ending theme begins. Others include Dekaranger and Magiranger. It is also the second to have special segments after the ending credits, the first being Abaranger.

• This is the first Super Sentai since Denji Sentai Megaranger that the color scheme has been Red, Black, Blue, Yellow, Pink, and Silver.

• The mecha use the same combination tactics used in GaoRanger and Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger, in that multiple arm and backpack components are interchangeable.

• This is the first series to have separate factions of villains since Seijuu Sentai Gingaman.

• Episode #1500 was reached in this series, with Task 20, which reviewed Gosei Sentai Dairanger as part of the "30 Sentai Encyclopedia."

• The first Super Sentai Series featured in widescreen 16:9 format and in HDTV.

• The SGS abbreviation has a hidden Japanese word sagasu, which means "to search." The Sagasniper is a combination of both that word and "sniper" (more specifically, its "romaji" form of sunaipaa, thus making Sagasunaipaa), since it transforms from sniper rifle to metal detector.

• On an interesting side note, the four groups in the Negative Syndicate are colored red (Jaryuu), white (Gordom), blue (Dark Shadow), and black (Áshu/Questers). The groups may somehow be connected to the notion of the Five Asian Elements & the Four Sacred Beasts.

• This is the first Sentai series since Chikyuu Sentai Fiveman and arguably Kyouryuu Sentai ZyuRanger where the team was assembled and had their equipment and costumes prior to the start of the first episode. It could be argued that Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger falls under this category, although the main team was not fully assembled prior to the first episode, all of the Dekarangers had their equipment and costumes.

• This is the fourth Sentai to not announce the full team name in the theme song. The others were Denshi Sentai Denjiman, Chouriki Sentai Ohranger, and Mirai Sentai Timeranger.

• This series is the first since Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGo-V to not feature a tense relationship between the leader and the second-in-command (though it still features an anti-hero character). It is also the first since Ohranger where the leader is treated as a higher authority by the other team members.

• This is the first series since Abaranger to not have the main cast dancing to the ending credits.

• From March 1 to June 30, a special "GouGou Sentai Boukenger Campaign" was put into operation. Fans who watched Boukenger would win a prize if they entered the correct number of Boukenger features, Precious features, Go Go Vehicle features, and Super Sentai features. In Task.30, the children who won this prize appeared as extras.

• Boukenger's "Accel Tector" marks the first use of the word "Tector" as an armor name in Super Sentai in eight years. The last time that the "Tector" title was used was in the direct-to-video movie "Denji Sentai Megaranger VS Carranger" with the core Megarangers receiving Mega Tector armor. Previous uses include the Five Tector from Fiveman and the Battle Tector from Dynaman.

• BoukenSilver is a departure from previous Silver Warriors, as instead of a flat silver color, he wears a metallic silver which shines like aluminium foil, but during fight scenes a flatter-colored silver suit is used , and the reflective silver helmet is replaced with a duller, non metalized looking helmet.

• Aside from Mr. Voice's voice actor, who was the narrator for the previous 'Anniversary' series (as well as the original Himitsu Sentai Goranger), other actors from previous Sentai series have also made special appearances. Jimon Kagawa's actor previous played Great Professor Lee Keflen, the main villain in Choushinsei Flashman. Magi's actor previously played Tatsumi Mondo, father of the Tatsumi siblings and GoGo-V team in Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGo V, and Ragi's 'human' form actor previously played Kai Samezu (GaoBlue) in Hyakujuu Sentai GaoRanger. Mami Higahsiyama who played Eiji's mother Kei, also played Miku Imamura (MegaPink) in Denji Sentai Megaranger, and Eri Tanaka and Keisuke Tsuchiya who both played as Natsuki's mother and father also played Chisato Jogasaki (MegaYellow) of Megaranger and Kazu Tenjisei (KirinRanger) of Gosei Sentai Dairanger.

• Voice actor Shozo Iizuka, who has voiced many villains in tokusatsu series, including Super Sentai, returns to provide the voice of the main villain in the movie after 5 years since Hyakujuu Sentai GaoRanger VS Super Sentai.

• While not a Sentai cameo, Kando, Eiji's father, is played by Hiroshi Watari, who played Den Iga (Sharivan) in Uchuu Keiji Sharivan and Yousuke Jou (Spielban) in Jikuu Senshi Spielban and also was one of VulShark's stuntmen in Taiyou Sentai Sun Vulcan. Yasuka Saitou (Masumi/BoukenBlack) also played Takashi in Mirrorman REFLEX.

• The Accel Tector is unique from other powerups accessible to entire teams, in the fact that can be used only by one member at a time.

• In the Boukenger continuity, Leon Giordana seems to be the equivalent to classic Renaissance icon Leonardo Da Vinci, as can be seen in his picture album some models resembling Da Vinci's designs.

• Like Naoto Takizawa/TimeFire from Timeranger, Eiji is listed as a guest star until he is able to transform into a Boukenger.

• In Task 7, Masumi and Natsuki make a reference to themselves. Masumi's actor, Yasuka Saitou, enjoys reading manga, and Natsuki's actress, Chise Nakamura is a bikini gravure model.

• Satoru Akashi (BoukenRed) made an appearance at the end of episode 31 of Kamen Rider Kabuto in Tendou's restaurant, where he is served peas that are believed to be "Precious".

• According to Thai-Toku, this will be the first series since Hurricanger to contain 51 episodes.

• A second movie started production in May 2006. It is believed to be the Anniversary tribute.

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The 30 Sentai Encyclopedia

Main article: 30 Sentai Encyclopedia

The 30 Sentai Encyclopedia (30戦隊大全集) is a series of featurettes that air at the end of each episode (Task) of Boukenger that honors each of its predecessors in the Super Sentai franchise. The title card for the 30 Sentai Encyclopedia The 30 Sentai Encyclopedia ) is a series of featurettes that air at the end of each Task (episode) of Gougou Sentai Boukenger that pays homage to each of its predecessors in the long-running Japanese Super Sentai franchise, which is celebrating its... This articles trivia section should be integrated into the article. ...

Cast

Main Cast

• Narrator, equipment (voice): Shinichiro Ohta (太田 真一郎 Ōta Shin'ichirō)

• Satoru Akashi / BoukenRed: Mitsuomi Takahashi (高橋 光臣 Takahashi Mitsuomi)
• Masumi Inou / BoukenBlack: Yasuka Saitou (齋藤 ヤスカ Saitō Yasuka)
• Souta Mogami / BoukenBlue: Masashi Mikami (三上 真史 Mikami Masashi)
• Natsuki Mamiya / BoukenYellow: Chise Nakamura (中村 知世 Nakamura Chise)
• Sakura Nishihori / BoukenPink: Haruka Suenaga (末永 遥 Suenaga Haruka)
• Eiji Takaoka / BoukenSilver: Masayuki Deai (出合 正幸 Deai Masayuki)

• Morio Makino: Shigeru Saiki (斉木 しげる Saiki Shigeru)
• Mister Voice (voice): Nobuo Tanaka (田中 信夫 Tanaka Nobuo)
• Zuban (voice): Hideyuki Hori (堀 秀行 Hori Hideyuki)

• Gajah: Hiroo Otaka (大高 洋夫 Ōtaka Hiroo)
• Ryuuwon (voice): Junpei Morita (森田 順平 Morita Junpei)
• Jaryuu(s) (voice): Tamotsu Nishiwaki (西脇 保 Nishiwaki Tamotsu)
• Shizuka: Mami Yamasaki (山崎 真実 Yamasaki Mami)
• Gekkou (voice): Banjou Ginga (銀河 万丈 Ginga Banjō)
• Yaiba (voice): Takaya Kuroda (黒田 崇矢 Kuroda Takaya)
• Gai (voice) : Kenta Miyake (三宅 健太 Miyake Kenta)
• Rei (voice): Chihiro Suzuki (鈴木 千尋 Suzuki Chihiro)

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Stunts

• BoukenRed: Hirofumi Fukuzawa (福沢 博文 Fukuzawa Hirofumi)
• BoukenBlack: Yasuhiko Imai (今井 靖彦 Imai Yasuhiko)
• BoukenBlue, DaiVoyager: Yasuhiro Takeuchi (竹内 康博 Takeuchi Yasuhiro)
• BoukenYellow: Yuuichi Hachisuka (蜂須賀 祐一 Hachisuka Yūichi)
• BoukenPink: Motokuni Nakagawa (中川 素州 Nakagawa Motokuni)
• BoukenSilver, Ryuuwon and SirenBuilder: Hideaki Kusaka (日下 秀昭 Kusaka Hideaki)
• DaiBouken, Yaiba: Jirou Okamoto (岡元 次郎 Okamoto Jirō)
• Gai: Riichi Seike (清家 利一 Seike Riichi)
• Rei: Masaru Oobayashi (大林 勝 Ōbayashi Masaru) also Ragi (Task. 15-16), Shirube-gami (Task. 32)

Guest Starring

• Kazumasa Yamatani (Task. 3): Kunihiko Ida (井田 國彦 Ida Kunihiko)
• Kyoko (Task. 4): Miki Shigeta (繁田 美貴 Shigeta Miki)
• Shirou Masaki (Task. 4,18): Yuusuke Murakami (村上 裕亮 Murakami Yūsuke)
• Shou (boy) (Task. 5): Haru Makino (牧野 晴 Makino Haru)
• Jimon Kagawa (Task. 7): Kouji Shimizu (清水 紘治 Shimizu Kōji)
• "Karamono-ya" Kazuko (Task. 9-10,33): Yoneko Matsukane (松金 よね子 Matsukane Yoneko)
• Selene (Task. 13): Nana Yanagisawa (柳沢 なな Yanagisawa Nana)
• Miria (Task. 14): Yukiko Ikari (碇 由貴子 Ikari Yukiko)
• Ragi (Task. 15-16): Takeru Shibaki (柴木 丈瑠 Shibaki Takeru)
• Magi (senior) (Task. 15-16): Mike Maki (マイク 眞木 Maiku Maki)
• Kei (Eiji's mother) (Task. 19-20): Mami Higashiyama (東山 麻美 Higashiyama Mami)
• Kando Takaoka (Eiji's father) (Task. 19-20): Hiroshi Watari (渡 洋史 Watari Hiroshi)
• Eiji (boyhood) (Task. 20): Kaishi Sasaki (佐々木 海志 Sasaki Kaishi)
• Yuji Toba (Task. 23): Akira Kubodera (窪寺 昭 Kubodera Akira)
• A boy (Task. 24): Ryouta Kamiya (神谷 涼太 Kamiya Ryōta)
• Clorinda (Task. 26): Makiko Kuno (クノ 真季子 Kuno Makiko)
• Prof. Hanzo Igarashi (Task. 29): Mansaku Fuwa (不破 万作 Fuwa Mansaku)
• Kosuke Shimada (Task. 32): Makoto Sakamoto (坂本 真 Sakamoto Makoto)
• Natsuki's father (Task. 33-34): Keisuke Tsuchiya (土屋 圭輔 Tsuchiya Keisuke)
• Natsuki's mother (Task. 33-34): Eri Tanaka (たなか えり Tanaka Eri)
• Taro (Task. 36): Keito Imanishi (今西 啓人 Imanishi Keito) and Mizuki Nakahama (中浜 水希 Nakahama Mizuki)

• Kouichi Akashi (movie): Yasuaki Kurata (倉田 保昭 Kurata Yasuaki)
• Muse (movie): Nanase Hoshii (星井 七瀬 Hoshii Nanase)

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Voice Guest Starring

• Jou-gami (voice) (Task. 3): Masaharu Satou (佐藤 正治 Satō Masaharu)
• Takumi-gami (voice) (Task. 5): Masanobu Kariya (仮屋 昌伸 Kariya Masanobu)
• Kawazu-gami (voice) (Task. 9): Naoki Tatsuta (龍田 直樹 Tatsuta Naoki)
• Kanade-gami (voice) (Task. 12): Kyousei Tsukui (津久井 教生 Tsukui Kyōsei)
• Lindorm (voice) (Task. 13): Daisuke Gouri (郷里 大輔 Gōri Daisuke)
• Nendo-gami (voice) (Task. 14): Keiichi Sonobe (園部 啓一 Sonobe Keiichi)
• Naga (voice) (Task. 15-16): Kiyoyuki Yanada (梁田 清之 Yanada Kiyoyuki)
• Hyouga (voice) (Task. 17): Kenji Hamada (浜田 賢二 Hamada Kenji)
• Zukan-gami (voice and stunt) (Task. 22): Hiroyuki Muraoka (村岡 弘之 Muraoka Hiroyuki)
• Akuta-gami (voice) (Task. 25): Kouichi Sakaguchi (坂口 候一 Sakaguchi Kōichi)
• Prince (Task. 26): Masayuki Yorozu (萬 雅之 Yorozu Masayuki)
• Dalong (voice) (Task. 27): Bin Shimada (島田 敏 Shimada Bin)
• Shirube-gami (Task. 32): Masaru Oobayashi (大林 勝 Ōbayashi Masaru)
• Mamori-gami (voice) (Task. 35): Yusuke Numata (沼田 祐介 Numata Yūsuke)

• Hide Gene (voice) (Movie): Shouzou Iizuka (飯塚 昭三 Iizuka Shōzō)

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Gougou Sentai Boukenger The Movie: The Greatest Precious

Episode 18 of Kamen Rider Kabuto showed a short preview for the Boukenger movie, and starting with Task 19, Boukenger showed its own previews. The movie is titled The Greatest Precious (最強のプレシャス Saikyō no Pureshasu). Since August 5th, it has been in Japanese theaters. The Boukengers find allies in a female Precious Guardian named Muse (ミューズ Myūzu) and Satoru's father, Kouichi (虹一 Kōichi). Kamen Rider Kabuto ), Masked Rider Kabuto in English,[1] is a Japanese tokusatsu superhero television series. ...

Notes

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External links

• Toei Page
• TV Asahi Page
• Boukenger.com (BANDAI Page)
• Boukenger Online
• SuperSentai.com - Boukenger
• Gôgô sentai Bôkenger at the Internet Movie Database
• Gôgô sentai Bôkenger The Movie: The Greatest Precious at the Internet Movie Database
• Boukenger LiveJournal Community