Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger

Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger
Genre Tokusatsu
Created by
Written by
Directed by
  • Katsuya Watanabe
  • Masato Tsujino
  • Noboru Takemoto
  • Tarō Sakamoto
  • Shōjirō Nakazawa
  • Nobuhiro Suzumura
Starring
Narrated by Toshio Furukawa
Opening theme "Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger" by Psychic Lover
Ending theme
  • "Midnight Dekaranger" by Isao Sasaki
  • "Girls in trouble! DEKARANGER" by Jasmine & Umeko with Dekaren Boys
Composer(s) Kōichirō Kameyama
Country of origin Japan
No. of episodes 50
Production
Executive producer(s) Takeyuki Suzuki (Toei)
Producer(s)
  • Schreck Hedwick (TV Asahi)
  • Hideaki Tsukada (Toei)
  • Masamichi Tsuchida (Toei)
  • Kōichi Yada (Toei Agency)
Running time 24-25 minutes
Release
Original network
Picture format 480i (SDTV)
Original release February 15, 2004 (2004-02-15) â€“ February 6, 2005 (2005-02-06)
Chronology
Preceded by Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger
Followed by Mahou Sentai Magiranger

Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger (特捜戦隊デカレンジャー Tokusō Sentai Dekarenjā, [Note 1][Note 2]) is the twenty-eighth production of the Super Sentai television series produced by Toei. The action footage from the show was used for the American series, Power Rangers S.P.D..

Story

The story begins when Banban Akaza arrives on Earth to the city of Megalopolis. He is transferred to the S.P.D. (Special Police Dekaranger) Earth branch by his commander. By that time, Agent Abrera, an Alienizer arms dealer, turns his destructive attention to Earth, helping the criminals there. It's up to the Dekarangers to stop them and bring them to justice. The S.P.D. of Earth are stationed in the Deka Base under the command of Doggy Cruger.

Episodes

The episode titles only contain katakana, as they are read in English.

  1. Fireball Newcomer (ファイヤーボール・ニューカマー Faiyābōru Nyūkamā)
  2. Robo Impact (ロボ・インパクト Robo Inpakuto)
  3. Perfect Blue (パーフェクト・ブルー Pāfekuto Burū)
  4. Cyber Dive (サイバー・ダイブ Saibā Daibu)
  5. Buddy Murphy (バディ・マーフィー Badi Māfī)
  6. Green Mystery (グリーン・ミステリー Gurīn Misuterī)
  7. Silent Telepathy (サイレント・テレパシー Sairento Terepashī)
  8. Rainbow Vision (レインボー・ビジョン Reinbō Bijon)
  9. Stakeout Trouble (ステイクアウト・トラブル Suteikuauto Toraburu)
  10. Trust Me (トラスト・ミー Torasuto Mī)
  11. Pride Sniper (プライド・スナイパー Puraido Sunaipā)
  12. Babysitter Syndrome (ベビーシッター・シンドローム Bebīshittā Shindorōmu)
  13. High Noon Dogfight (ハイヌーン・ドッグファイト Hai Nūn Doggufaito)
  14. Please, Boss (プリーズ・ボス Purīzu Bosu)
  15. Android Girl (アンドロイド・ガール Andoroido Gāru)
  16. Giant Destroyer (ジャイアント・デストロイヤー Jaianto Desutoroiyā)
  17. Twin Cam Angel (ツインカム・エンジェル Tsuin Kamu Enjeru)
  18. Samurai, Go West (サムライ・ゴーウエスト Samurai Gō Uesuto)
  19. Fake Blue (フェイク・ブルー Feiku Burū)
  20. Running Hero (ランニング・ヒーロー Ranningu Hīrō)
  21. Mad Brothers (マッド・ブラザーズ Maddo Burazāzu)
  22. Full Throttle Elite (フルスロットル・エリート Furu Surottoru Erīto)
  23. Brave Emotion (ブレイブ・エモーション Bureibu Emōshon)
  24. Cutie Negotiator (キューティー・ネゴシエイター Kyūtī Negoshietā)
  25. Witness Grandma (ウィットネス・グランマ Wittonesu Guranma)
  26. Cool Passion (クール・パッション Kūru Passhon)
  27. Funky Prisoner (ファンキー・プリズナー Fankī Purizunā)
  28. Alienizer Returns (アリエナイザー・リターンズ Arienaizā Ritānzu)
  29. Mirror Revenger (ミラー・リベンジャー Mirā Ribenjā)
  30. Gal Hazard (ギャル・ハザード Gyaru Hazādo)
  31. Princess Training (プリンセス・トレーニング Purinsesu Torēningu)
  32. Discipline March (ディシプリン・マーチ Dishipurin Māchi)
  33. SWAT Mode On (スワットモード・オン Suwatto Mōdo On)
  34. Celeb Game (セレブ・ゲーム Serebu Gēmu)
  35. Unsolved Case (アンソルブド・ケース Ansorubudo Kēsu)
  36. Mother Universe (マザー・ユニバース Mazā Yunibāsu)
  37. Hard Boiled License (ハードボイルド・ライセンス Hādo Boirudo Raisensu)
  38. Cycling Bomb (サイクリング・ボム Saikuringu Bomu)
  39. Requiem World (レクイエム・ワールド Rekuiemu Wārudo)
  40. Gold Badge Education (ゴールドバッヂ・エデュケーション Gōrudo Bajji Edyukēshon)
  41. Trick Room (トリック・ルーム Torikku Rūmu)
  42. Skull Talking (スカル・トーキング Sukaru Tōkingu)
  43. Meteor Catastrophe (メテオ・カタストロフ Meteo Katasutorofu)
  44. Mortal Campaign (モータル・キャンペーン Mōtaru Kyanpēn)
  45. Accidental Present (アクシデンタル・プレゼント Akushidentaru Purezento)
  46. Propose Panic (プロポーズ・パニック Puropōzu Panikku)
  47. Wild Heart, Cool Brain (ワイルドハート・クールブレイン Wairudo Hāto Kūru Burein)
  48. Fireball Succession (ファイヤーボール・サクセション Faiyābōru Sakuseshon)
  49. Devil's Deka Base (デビルズ・デカベース Debiruzu Deka Bēsu)
  50. Forever Dekaranger (フォーエバー・デカレンジャー Fōebā Dekarenjā)

Film

Full Blast Action

Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger The Movie: Full Blast Action (特捜戦隊デカレンジャー THE MOVIE フルブラスト・アクション Tokusō Sentai Dekarenjā Za Mūbī Furu Burasto Akushon) opened in Japanese theaters on September 11, 2004, double-billed with Kamen Rider Blade: Missing Ace.

V-Cinema

Dekaranger vs. Abaranger

Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger vs. Abaranger (特捜戦隊デカレンジャーVSアバレンジャー Tokusō Sentai Dekarenjā Tai Abarenjā) was released direct-to-video on March 25, 2005, featuring a crossover between the Dekaranger and Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger cast and characters.

Magiranger vs. Dekaranger

Mahou Sentai Magiranger vs. Dekaranger (魔法戦隊マジレンジャーVSデカレンジャー Mahō Sentai Magirenjā Tai Dekarenjā) was released direct-to-video on March 10, 2006, featuring a crossover between the Mahou Sentai Magiranger and Dekaranger cast and characters.

10 Years After

Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger: 10 Years After (特捜戦隊デカレンジャー 10 YEARS AFTER Tokusō Sentai Dekarenjā: Ten Iyāzu Afutā) was released direct-to-video on October 7, 2015 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the conclusion of the series, the second such epilogue movie of its kind following Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger: 10 Years After. Eight years after saving the SPD from Agent Abrella's scheme, the Dekarangers parted ways with Ban joining the Fire Squad, Jasmine marrying Hikaru Hiwatari (who had graduated in the Space Police Academy and grown close to Jasmine when he met her again after being assigned to the Earth Branch), and Swan working independently while Tetsu, Hoji, Sen, and Umeko continue working under Doggie Kruger. But after an incident occurred that hospitalized Kruger on planet Revaful wherein he was labeled as a dirty cop for an apparent dealing with the Qurlian Crime Family, which went awry with the death of a civilian witness, Tetsu takes over the Earth Branch. Two years later, joined by rookie officers Assam Asimov (played by Rakuto Tochihara) and Mugi Grafton (played by Mizuho Kana), who had taken over the positions of DekaRed and DekaYellow respectively, Hoji, Sen and Umeko encounter a Clementian named Carrie who is being hunted by Mechanoids. Once taken to the Deka Base, Carrie reveals to Tetsu that she has relevant info on the Kruger case, with Tetsu calling Ban to Earth to personally escort the witness to the Space Prosecution Office on planet Gowashichoru. Though Umeko believes Kruger is innocent, she is mortified by how the rest of his team not wanting to prove his innocence. But when Ban is ordered to return to his branch on orders from the Galactic District Police Bureau chief Kight Reidlich, Tetsu decides to have his team oversee the escort. But the escort ship is sent crashing onto the barren planet Riiyo where the Dekarangers fend off the Mechanoids before Deka Blue runs off with Deka Green following him to the Mechanoids' ship while Umeko learns that Assam and Mugi are part of the party keeping Carrie from reaching Gowashichoru as they take her to their boss. But as Umeko finds out, "Carrie" revealed to be Ban in disguise for the real one to reach her destination safely, she and Sen were kept in the dark as the rest of their team have been working to clear Kruger's death by exposing the real murderer of Carrie's father: Kight Reidlich. Once justice is served, Carrie thanks the Dekarangers and leaves while Kruger finally admits his feelings for Swan.

Special DVD

Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger Super Video: Super Finisher Match! Deka Red vs. Deka Break (特捜戦隊デカレンジャー スーパービデオ 超必殺わざ勝負! デカレッドVSデカブレイク Tokusō Sentai Dekarenjā Sūpā Bideo Chō Hissatsuwaza Shōbu! Deka Reddo Tai Deka Bureiku) is a special video produced by Kadokawa Shoten, featuring a showdown between Deka Red and Deka Break over who the better Dekaranger is.

Audio Drama

Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger/Futari wa Pretty Cure is the crossover of Super Sentai and Pretty Cure series.

Cast

Songs

Opening theme
Ending themes

Notes

  1. ↑ Tokusō (特捜?) translates as "Special Investigation". In the series context, the word "Special Police" (omitting the "Sentai" name) was used as the English translation of the series title.
  2. ↑ Deka (刑事?) is the Japanese colloquial slang for a detective on the police force, and is also Greek for the number 10.

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