- Original release
- Previous episode S21E35 - Dreams, a Brother, and Birth’s Secret
- Number S21E36
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Director
田崎竜太
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Writer
毛利亘宏
- Country Japan
- Genres Action, Adventure, Children, Drama, Fantasy, Science-Fiction
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Video : A Broken Dream, a Body, and the Return of the Greed
Ankh tries to figure his position with Shingo’s sudden reawakening and the difficulties with the return of Mezool and Gamel while Eiji tries to deal with the dream-shattering Yummy.
If you're a fan of action-packed adventures filled with colorful characters and epic battles, then look no further than the legendary TV series, **Super Sentai**. This Japanese superhero franchise has captivated audiences since its inception in 1975, creating a rich tapestry of stories that feature teams of heroes who gain special powers to protect Earth from formidable foes. With an impressive total of **47 seasons** and nearly **2394 episodes**, Super Sentai stands as one of the longest-running television franchises in history, making it a must-watch for anyone who enjoys engaging storytelling and dynamic action.
The essence of Super Sentai lies in its unique format: each season introduces a new team of heroes who don vibrant, color-coded uniforms and utilize advanced technology or magical abilities to combat evil forces threatening the planet. From their signature weapons to their incredible martial arts skills, these heroes demonstrate bravery and teamwork as they thwart plans devised by interdimensional villains. The first installment, **Himitsu Sentai Gorenger**, set the stage for countless adventures yet to come, establishing themes that resonate throughout the franchise.
One notable aspect that makes Super Sentai so appealing is its diverse cast of characters. Over the years, fans have fallen in love with various protagonists like Akira Shinmei (played by 宮内洋) and Kenji Asuka (Yukio Itô), whose journeys take them through intense battles against monstrous foes. Notably, many actors within this series have crossed over into other popular franchises like **Kamen Rider** and **Cowboy Bebop**, showcasing their versatility while enriching both universes with compelling performances.
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