Tokusatsu Franchises of Mirai - Revision history

Graham: /* Hagane Yuusha Calibur Guy */

2018-06-27T05:24:19Z

‎Hagane Yuusha Calibur Guy

Graham: /* Soubou Yuusha Mystic Guy */

2018-06-27T05:22:24Z

‎Soubou Yuusha Mystic Guy

Graham: /* Olympic Sentai Ballranger */

2015-07-19T02:34:48Z

‎Olympic Sentai Ballranger

Graham: /* Super Sentai Series of Dial-Up */

2015-07-19T02:25:54Z

‎Super Sentai Series of Dial-Up

Graham: /* Kingly Sentai Royalger */

2015-07-15T05:53:33Z

‎Kingly Sentai Royalger

Graham: /* Kingly Sentai Royalger */

2015-07-15T05:51:00Z

‎Kingly Sentai Royalger

Graham at 05:49, 15 July 2015

2015-07-15T05:49:20Z

Graham: /* Uchuuin Yuusha Zodiac Guy */

2015-07-15T03:14:56Z

‎Uchuuin Yuusha Zodiac Guy

Graham: /* The Hero Guy/Yuusha Guy Franchise */

2015-07-15T03:13:54Z

‎The Hero Guy/Yuusha Guy Franchise

Graham: /* Hariyuki Yuusha Ace Guy */

2015-07-15T02:13:23Z

‎Hariyuki Yuusha Ace Guy

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 (ENG: "Jungle Hero Wilderness Guy") Ran from 2003-2004.
-===Soubou Yuusha Mystic Guy===
+===Hagane Yuusha Calibur Guy===
-(ENG: "Shadowy Hero Mystic Guy") Ran from 2005-2006.
+(ENG: "Steel Hero Calibur Guy") Ran from 2005-2006.
 ===Henryou Yuusha Proteus Guy===

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 ===Soubou Yuusha Mystic Guy===
-(ENG: "Shadowy Hero Mystic Guy") Ran from 2005-2006. Soma and Loki love this one.
+(ENG: "Shadowy Hero Mystic Guy") Ran from 2005-2006.
 ===Henryou Yuusha Proteus Guy===

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	Ran from 2007-2008. Its creator is said to have pitched the idea by walking into a Saburei Corp. board meeting and simply scrawling HOME RUN on a piece of paper. It is time for the '''Olympics of Galaxies''', and if Earth cannot defeat the other planets at sports, it will be destroyed. Their only hope is a group of sports club members from rural Japan selected by the UN Security Council, who will be infused with the sports skills of the entire planet in order to become an unbeatable team.		Ran from 2007-2008. Its creator is said to have pitched the idea by walking into a Saburei Corp. board meeting and simply scrawling HOME RUN on a piece of paper. It is time for the '''Olympics of Galaxies''', and if Earth cannot defeat the other planets at sports, it will be destroyed. Their only hope is a group of sports club members from rural Japan selected by the UN Security Council, who will be infused with the sports skills of the entire planet in order to become an unbeatable team.

−	Adapted in America as Power Rangers: Hit The Showers, which showrunner Michael Takada called "the most regrettable ~~calendar year of~~ my ~~life, hands down~~."	+	Adapted in America as Power Rangers: Hit The Showers, which showrunner Michael Takada called "the most regrettable time in my entire career."

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	''Roster'': '''King Golden, Queen Silver, Duke Platinum, Prince Orichalcos, Princess Electrum, Praetorian Hepatizon'''<br/>		''Roster'': '''King Golden, Queen Silver, Duke Platinum, Prince Orichalcos, Princess Electrum, Praetorian Hepatizon'''<br/>
	''Mecha'': '''Ruler-Oh, Ruler-Oh Regnant, Lancel-Oh, Caesar-Oh, Imperial Caesar-Oh'''		''Mecha'': '''Ruler-Oh, Ruler-Oh Regnant, Lancel-Oh, Caesar-Oh, Imperial Caesar-Oh'''
		+
		+	===Olympic Sentai Ballranger===
		+	Ran from 2007-2008. Its creator is said to have pitched the idea by walking into a Saburei Corp. board meeting and simply scrawling HOME RUN on a piece of paper. It is time for the '''Olympics of Galaxies''', and if Earth cannot defeat the other planets at sports, it will be destroyed. Their only hope is a group of sports club members from rural Japan selected by the UN Security Council, who will be infused with the sports skills of the entire planet in order to become an unbeatable team.
		+
		+	Adapted in America as Power Rangers: Hit The Showers, which showrunner Michael Takada called "the most regrettable calendar year of my life, hands down."

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 ===Kingly Sentai Royalger===
-Ran from 1990-1992. One of the best-remembered of the Super Sentai series, a classic of the genre in almost every way, it featured a group of young high school students and best friends who discovered a shared secret--they were each the descendants of ancient monarchs of mystical power, and they could call upon the power of their bloodlines to become the ordained defenders of Earth's peace...and they'd need that power to face down the enemy, '''Barbarian Star Horde Xanadia''', and its fearsome '''Demon Khan Attilion'''!
+Ran from 1990-1992. One of the best-remembered of the Super Sentai series, a classic of the genre in almost every way, it featured a group of young high school students and best friends who discovered a shared secret--they were each the descendants of ancient monarchs of mystical power, and they could call upon the power of their bloodlines to become the ordained defenders of Earth's peace, Kingly Sentai Royalger, guardians of '''Castle Eternity'''...and they'd need the power of kings to face down the enemy, '''Barbarian Star Horde Xanadia''', and its fearsome '''Demon Khan Attilion'''!
 Adapted in America and Europe as "King Golden's Magical Earth Defenders". The favorite show of a young Fleur de Croix.

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 Ran from 1990-1992. One of the best-remembered of the Super Sentai series, a classic of the genre in almost every way, it featured a group of young high school students and best friends who discovered a shared secret--they were each the descendants of ancient monarchs of mystical power, and they could call upon the power of their bloodlines to become the ordained defenders of Earth's peace...and they'd need that power to face down the enemy, '''Barbarian Star Horde Xanadia''', and its fearsome '''Demon Khan Attilion'''!
-''Roster'': King Golden, Queen Silver, Duke Platinum, Prince Orichalcos, Princess Electrum, Praetorian Hepatizon
+Adapted in America and Europe as "King Golden's Magical Earth Defenders". The favorite show of a young Fleur de Croix.
 ''Mecha'': Ruler-Oh, Ruler-Oh Regnant, Lancel-Oh, Caesar-Oh, Imperial Caesar-Oh

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	===Kudamono Yuusha Sengoku Guy===		===Kudamono Yuusha Sengoku Guy===
	(ENG: "Fruit Hero Sengoku Guy") Ran from 2016-2017. The best Yuusha Guy, hands down.		(ENG: "Fruit Hero Sengoku Guy") Ran from 2016-2017. The best Yuusha Guy, hands down.
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		+	==Super Sentai Series of Dial-Up==
		+
		+	You might know the concept better as "Power Rangers", but you know it nonetheless. Rainbow heroes, spandex, teamwork, get in a mecha and fight the monster when it gets huge.
		+
		+	===Mach-Force Sentai Speedranger===
		+
		+	===Kingly Sentai Royalger===
		+	Ran from 1990-1992. One of the best-remembered of the Super Sentai series, a classic of the genre in almost every way, it featured a group of young high school students and best friends who discovered a shared secret--they were each the descendants of ancient monarchs of mystical power, and they could call upon the power of their bloodlines to become the ordained defenders of Earth's peace...and they'd need that power to face down the enemy, '''Barbarian Star Horde Xanadia''', and its fearsome '''Demon Khan Attilion'''!
		+
		+	''Roster'': King Golden, Queen Silver, Duke Platinum, Prince Orichalcos, Princess Electrum, Praetorian Hepatizon
		+	''Mecha'': Ruler-Oh, Ruler-Oh Regnant, Lancel-Oh, Caesar-Oh, Imperial Caesar-Oh

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 (ENG: "Combustion Hero Ryukishi Guy") Ran from 2013-2015. Griffin's show.
-===Uchuuin Yuusha Zodiac Guy===
+===Uchuujin Yuusha Zodiac Guy===
 (ENG: "Spaceman Hero Zodiac Guy") Ran from 2015-2016.
 ===Kudamono Yuusha Sengoku Guy===
 (ENG: "Fruit Hero Sengoku Guy") Ran from 2016-2017. The best Yuusha Guy, hands down.

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	===Hariyuki Yuusha Ace Guy===		===Hariyuki Yuusha Ace Guy===
	(ENG: "Lucky Hero Ace Guy") Ran from 1990-1991. While it pioneered the concept of multiple Guys in a series ('''King Guy''', '''Jack Guy''', and '''Queen Lady'''), the plot, which involved a high school dropout, '''Takai "Ace" Himuro''', and his friends all being transformed by the evil corporation '''Hell Wonderland''' into techno-magical card-using cyborgs trying to prevent a "dimensional collision", was much less straightforward than previous plots and things focused much more on antics and attempts at using new, untried computer-generated visual effects, creating a series that was pretty much a universal disappointment all around--it also was seen as derivative of the much more successful Kingly Sentai Royalger. America picked it up as "MIGHTY GUY: ACE" and ran it for three seasons; the latter two are a source of endless headaches for the Eastern enthusiasts of the franchise.		(ENG: "Lucky Hero Ace Guy") Ran from 1990-1991. While it pioneered the concept of multiple Guys in a series ('''King Guy''', '''Jack Guy''', and '''Queen Lady'''), the plot, which involved a high school dropout, '''Takai "Ace" Himuro''', and his friends all being transformed by the evil corporation '''Hell Wonderland''' into techno-magical card-using cyborgs trying to prevent a "dimensional collision", was much less straightforward than previous plots and things focused much more on antics and attempts at using new, untried computer-generated visual effects, creating a series that was pretty much a universal disappointment all around--it also was seen as derivative of the much more successful Kingly Sentai Royalger. America picked it up as "MIGHTY GUY: ACE" and ran it for three seasons; the latter two are a source of endless headaches for the Eastern enthusiasts of the franchise.
		+
		+	===Shouhen Yuusha Conqueror Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Reborn Hero Conqueror Guy") Ran from 2000-2001. First series to be filmed in Mirai rather than Japan, and marked the reboot of the franchise after a nine-year hiatus.
		+
		+	===Gishi Yuusha Virtual Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Engineer Hero Virtual Guy") Ran from 2001-2002. Peter probably loved this series a little too goddamn much. The American version of it at any rate.
		+
		+	===Junzen Yuusha Ultimate Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Absolute Hero Ultimate Guy") Ran from 2002-2003.
		+
		+	===Mitsurin Yuusha Wilderness Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Jungle Hero Wilderness Guy") Ran from 2003-2004.
		+
		+	===Soubou Yuusha Mystic Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Shadowy Hero Mystic Guy") Ran from 2005-2006. Soma and Loki love this one.
		+
		+	===Henryou Yuusha Proteus Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Variable Hero Proteus Guy") Ran from 2006-2007.
		+
		+	===Sogekihei Yuusha Buster Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Sharpshooter Hero Buster Guy") Ran from 2010-2012.
		+
		+	===Kensei Yuusha Valiant Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Swordmaster Hero Valiant Guy") Ran from 2012-2013.
		+
		+	===Nenshou Yuusha Ryukishi Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Combustion Hero Ryukishi Guy") Ran from 2013-2015. Griffin's show.
		+
		+	===Uchuuin Yuusha Zodiac Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Spaceman Hero Zodiac Guy") Ran from 2015-2016.
		+
		+	===Kudamono Yuusha Sengoku Guy===
		+	(ENG: "Fruit Hero Sengoku Guy") Ran from 2016-2017. The best Yuusha Guy, hands down.

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	===Hariyuki Yuusha Ace Guy===		===Hariyuki Yuusha Ace Guy===
−	(ENG: "Lucky Hero Ace Guy") Ran from 1990-1991. While it pioneered the concept of multiple Guys in a series ('''King Guy''', '''Jack Guy''', and '''Queen Lady'''), the plot, which involved a high school dropout, '''Takai "Ace" Himuro''', and his friends all being transformed by the evil corporation '''Hell Wonderland''' into techno-magical card-using cyborgs trying to prevent a "dimensional collision", was much less straightforward than previous plots and things focused much more on antics and ~~the (now~~-~~dated) CG~~ visual effects, creating a series that was pretty much a universal disappointment all around~~, and marked a declining interest in~~ the ~~Yuusha Guy franchise in general~~. America picked it up as "MIGHTY GUY: ACE" and ran it for three seasons; the latter two are a source of endless headaches for the Eastern enthusiasts of the franchise.	+	(ENG: "Lucky Hero Ace Guy") Ran from 1990-1991. While it pioneered the concept of multiple Guys in a series ('''King Guy''', '''Jack Guy''', and '''Queen Lady'''), the plot, which involved a high school dropout, '''Takai "Ace" Himuro''', and his friends all being transformed by the evil corporation '''Hell Wonderland''' into techno-magical card-using cyborgs trying to prevent a "dimensional collision", was much less straightforward than previous plots and things focused much more on antics and attempts at using new, untried computer-generated visual effects, creating a series that was pretty much a universal disappointment all around--it also was seen as derivative of the much more successful Kingly Sentai Royalger. America picked it up as "MIGHTY GUY: ACE" and ran it for three seasons; the latter two are a source of endless headaches for the Eastern enthusiasts of the franchise.