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Engine Sentai Go-Onger
Number 32
Number of episodes: 50
First episode: Allies of Justice
Themes: Engine Sentai Go-Onger Themes
Power Rangers Counterpart: R.P.M.
Original airing: February 18, 2008

Engine Sentai Go-Onger, translated as Engine Squadron Go-Onger is Toei Company Limited's 32nd entry into the Super Sentai franchise. Its theme is that about a racing/animal motif, with 5 rangers (Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Black). It premiered on February 18, 2008. And its footage was used for Power Rangers R.P.M. in 2009.

Contents

[edit] Characters

7 Rangers and 4 Other Characters

[edit] Go-onger

1 Sosuke Esumi
2 Renn Kousaka
3 Saki Rouyama
4 Hanto Jou
5 Gunpei Ishihara


[edit] Go-on Wings

7 Hiroto Sutou
8 Miu Sutou
                                                                                                                                                                                                 
Go-Ongers and Go-Wings.

[edit] Engines

Engine-O G12, all twelve Engines combined

"I've got a tank full of courage, a highway star!! Engine Speedor!"
"The stylish, dashing safety driver!! It's Engine Buson!"
"The Charming and spunky tough girl!! It's Engine Bear RV!"
"The easygoing dreamer!! It's Engine Birca!"
"The hard-boiled dispatch!! It's Engine Gunpherd!"
"The giant celebrity!! It's Engine Carrigator!"
"Freely tricky!! I'm Engine Toripter!"
"Silvery air master!! Engine Jetras!"
"Everyone's in first class!! It's Engine Jum-bowhale!"
"All aboard from ancient times!! It is Engine Kishamoth!"
"Move up!! Engine T-line of Wishes!"
"Moving down!! Engine K-line of Light!"


"Powerful King of Trains!! Kyouretsu-O!"
"Giant King of Engines!! Engine-O!"
"Another King of Engines!! GunBir-O!"
"Sky Punching Aerial King!! SeiKuu-O!"
"Running Wheel of Justice!! GoRoader GT!"
"Invincibility's Thundering Sound! Go-On All-Stars!"

Go-Onger Mecha are sentient and are fully part of the 'hero' team. The last three appear for in the movie and Episode 39 & 40.

[edit] Allies

  • BOMPER - (Born-to Outerdimension and Mechanic x Pitcrew-type Engine-support Robot) the Go-Ongers' robotic adviser and mechanic, creation of Jum-Bowhale

[edit] Guest Allies

  • Seji - A young flutist who was saved from Speaker Banki by Saki in Episode 6
  • Fui Toujirou - Sosuke's former race car team super visor
  • (Tree Spirit) - A nameless young boy who kept Saki company when she was lost in the forest ten years ago
  • Osen - A tech-sorceress from Junk World
  • Akinosuke
  • Harunosuke
  • Wameikle - from Stormy World
  • Manabu Yushima
  • Santa Claus

[edit] Barbaric Machine Clan Gaiark

[edit] Barbaric Machine Beasts

Bikkirium powers the 'Barbaric Machine Beast' and also allows 'Industrial Revolution' which is their form of giant robot monster growth
  • Savage Air Pollution Barbaric Machine Beasts:
    • Antenna Banki (11)
    • Vacuum Banki (18)
    • Fusen Banki (21)
    • Dowsing Banki (27)
    • Heater Banki (34)
    • Engine Banki (37)
    • Yatai Banki (39)
    • Dumbbell Banki (46)
      • Ugatz L
      • Ugatz R
    • Mic Banki (special)
  • Savage Water Pollution Barbaric Machine Beasts:
    • Hikigane Banki (13)
    • Kama Banki (14)
    • Oil Banki (16)
    • Manhole Banki (28)
    • Straw Banki (30)
    • Shower Banki (38)
    • Bin Banki/Mahobin Banki (42)
    • Hedoro Banki (special)
  • Savage Earth Pollution Barbaric Machine Beasts:
    • Hatsuden Banki (12)
    • Happa Banki (17)
    • Nokogiri Banki (19) / Chainsaw Banki (20)
    • Boseki Banki (22)
    • Hammer Banki (29)
    • Drill Banki (32-33)
    • Kussaku Banki (magna)
  • Others:
    • Recycled Barbaric Machine Beast Army (Movie)
      • Savage Air Pollution Barbaric Machine Beasts:
        • Shoukyaku Banki (1, Movie)
        • Speaker Banki (6, Movie)
        • Lens Banki (9, Movie)
      • Savage Water Pollution Barbaric Machine Beasts:
        • Pipe Banki (2, Movie)
        • Spray Banki (4, Movie)
        • Bombe Banki (7, Movie)
      • Savage Earth Pollution Barbaric Machine Beasts:
        • Scoop Banki (3, Movie)
        • Jishaku Banki / Denjishaku Banki (5, Movie)
        • Boring Banki (8, Movie)
      • Others
        • Kagami Banki (10, Movie)
    • Barbaric Machine Clan Arelunbra Family (25-26)
      • Water Pollution Prince Nigorl zo Arelunbra/Mix Kegalegorl (26)
      • Water Pollution Machine Knight Uzumaquixote (25)
    • Lumbiaco (31)
    • Barbaric Machine Clan Horonderthal (34-35)
    • Gokumaru/Gokugokumaru (Movie, 39-40)
    • Raiken/Rairaiken (Movie, 39-40)
    • Kettei Banki (48)
    • Okunote Banki (stage show)
    • Nunchaku Banki (Go-onger vs. Gekiranger)

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[edit] Arsenal

  • Change Souls: chips that are inserted into the Go-Onger's transformation devices.
  • Transformation (Henshin) Devices
    • Henshin Cellular Go-Phone: transformation device for Red, Blue and Yellow. Looks like a normal cell-phone, with a tire adorned on the front of it. By inserting the Change Soul the rangers can transform. Also can summon the Go-Ongers' mecha.
    • Henshin Brace Shift Changer: special transformation item for Green and Black. Has a "gear shift" motif to it. By inserting a chip called a "Change Soul" the Go-Ongers can transform.
    • Henshin Grip Wing Trigger: special device of KiraKira World. this is transformation for Gold and Silver. Has a "wing gear" motif to it. By inserting a chip called a "KiraKira Change Soul" the rangers can transform.
  • Engine Parts
    • Engine Souls: Mini-memory card type divices which hold the souls of the "Enjin/Engines" (Fire Gods) Can be installed into the rangers' mecha to give them life, and allow them to talk. Also can be used to activate the ranger's weapon systems. When installed into the rangers' henshin devices, a small hologram of the Engine appears.
    • Engine Casts: mini forms of the Engines. Each engine soul is input into its respective Engine Cast to return an Engine to its original form for a short time. Engines cannot, however, be in their original forms for long.
  • Go-On Gear: The weapons have as their motif, 'places used by cars'. For example, roads, bridges, highways...etc:
    • Super Highway Buster: Cannon formed when the Highway Buster and Junction Rifle combine.
      • Highway Buster: Cannon formed from the Road Saber, Garage Launcher, and the Racing Bullet. Can fire the Racing Bullet for the finishing move.
        • Road Saber: sword for Go-On Red, modeled after a road/street
        • Garage Launcher: cannon for Go-On Blue, modeled after a car garage
        • Racing Bullet: what may be a small handgun for Go-On Yellow, modeled after a car
      • Junction Rifle: Cannon formed from the Bridge Axe and Cowl Laser.
        • Bridge Axe: axe for Go-On Green, modeled after a bridge
        • Cowl Laser: cannon for Go-On Black, modeled after the cowl (front piece in front of the handle) of a motorcycle
    • Handle Blaster: The weapon which transforms into the handle of Engine-O G6's cockpit. When using for Engine-O G6's finisher, the Blaster Soul is set in it and it transforms into a Blaster Mode which uses as a gunsight and a trigger from a Handle Mode.
    • Wing Booster: Blaster for Go-on Gold and Silver, Formed from the henshin devices and weapons Go-On Wings use:
    • Kankan Mantan Gun: The combination of the Kankanbar and the Mantangun that can hold up to three Engine Souls at once. Its finishing attack is the Kankan Express with Kishamoth, T-line, and K-line's Engine Souls.
      • Self-Changing Mantan Gun: Side-Weapon that each ranger carries. Modeled after a gas pump. Can transform from a "Rod Mode" to a "Gun Mode". It can only be used with Engine and Refuel Souls put in.
      • Double Engine Soul Kankanbar: Developed by Renn to utilize the Ancient Engines' power, the weapon is modeled like a crossing gate and can hold up to two Engine Souls at once, having a Gun Mode and Rod Mode like the MantanGuns. Its finishing attack is the Crossing Stopper with T-line and K-line's Engine Souls shot out in the form of a Railway Crossing.

[edit] Engines

The Go-Onger's greatest allies, the Engines, combine their Engine Souls and Engine Cast to grow to their normal size, and serve as the Go-Onger's mecha.

  • Engine-O G12
    • Engine-O G9
      • Engine-O G6
        • Engine Gattai Engine-O (Gattai Series 01-03) - The Go-onger's 1st and Main robot. It is formed from Engine Speedor (A hybrid between a Condor/a Sports Car), Engine Bus-on (A hybrid between a Lion/a Bus), and Engine Bear RV (A hybrid between a Bear/a RV). Speedor forms the chest, head and arms. Bus-on forms the waist and legs. Bearrv forms the "Belt" area, and back. Engine-O is armed with the Go-on Sword and the V-Shield.
        • Engine Gattai GunBir-O (Gattai Series 04-06) - The Go-Onger's 2nd main robot is piloted by Go-On Green and Go-On Black. A hybrid between a Trailer with a Alligator, the Carrigator forms the body, legs and head of the GunBir-O, and Birca (Green) and Gunpherd (Black) form the arms. GunBir-O is controlled by Green and Black.
      • Engine Gattai SeiKuu-O (Gattai Series 07-09) - The Go-Onger's 3th main robot is piloted by Go-On Gold and Go-On Silver. A hybrid between a whale with a jumboplane, the Jum-bowhale forms the body, legs and head of the SeiKuu-O, and Toripter (Gold) and Jetoras (Silver) form the arms. SeiKuu-O is controlled by Gold and Silver.
    • Engine Gattai Kyouretsu-O (Gattai Series 10-12) - The Go-Onger's 4th main robot.

[edit] Power Rangers Adaption

Engine Sentai Go-Onger was into the 17th season of Power Rangers, R.P.M.

[edit] Notes

  • "Engine" (炎神 Enjin?) literally translates as "Flame God." The logo for the series uses the English word "Engine" in the title instead of the romanization of the kanji as "Enjin."
  • "Go-onger" (ゴーオンジャー Gōonjā?) is a portmanteau of the Japanese words for "thunderous sound" (轟音 gōon?) and "Ranger" (レンジャー Renjā?). It is also related to the English words "go on."
  • "MantanGun" (マンタンガン Mantangan?) comes from the Japanese phrase for "fill 'er up" (満タン mantan?).

[edit] Episodes

Main article: Engine Sentai Go-Onger Episodes
  1. Allies of Justice (正義ノミカタ, Seigi no Mikata)
  2. Reckless Guys (無茶ナヤツラ, Mucha na Yatsura)
  3. Basic Investigation (捜査ノキホン, Sōsa no Kihon)
  4. Engine Trouble (炎神トラブル, Enjin Toraburu)
  5. Unhappy Sometimes!? (時々オカン！？, Tokidoki Okan!?)
  6. The Maiden's Heart (乙女ノココロ, Otome no Kokoro)
  7. Partner Amigo (相棒アミーゴ, Aibō Amīgo)
  8. The Greatest Miracle (最高ノキセキ, Saikō no Kiseki)
  9. Tomorrow's There (明日ガアルサ, Ashita ga Arusa)
  10. Starting Alright (発車オーライ, Hassha Ōrai)
  11. Radio Jack (電波ジャック, Denpa Jakku)
  12. Sōsuke Banki!? (走輔バンキ！？, Sōsuke Banki!?)
  13. Tank Full of Chivalry (侠気マンタン, Otokogi Mantan)
  14. Doki Doki Every Day (毎日ドキドキ, Mainichi Doki Doki)
  15. Engine Stall (炎神ストール, Enjin Sutōru)
  16. Honor Recovery (名誉バンカイ, Meiyo Bankai)
  17. Wings of Justice (正義ノツバサ, Seigi no Tsubasa)
  18. Commoner Hero (庶民ヒーロー, Shomin Hīrō)
  19. Gunpei's True Intentions (軍平ノホンネ, Gunpei no Honne)
  20. Siblings Battle!? (兄妹バトル！？, Kyōdai Batoru!?)
  21. Childish Guys (幼稚ナヤツラ, Yōchi na Yatsura)
  22. Last Wish (最後ノノゾミ, Saigo no Nozomi)
  23. Wreckless Flash (暴走ヒラメキ, Bōsō Hirameki)
  24. First Smile (最初ノエガオ, Saisho no Egao)
  25. Goodbye Mother (母上（オカン）サヨナラ, Okan Sayonara)
  26. Love Relationship (恋愛カンケイ, Ren'ai Kankei)
  27. Granddaughter Hant!? (孫娘ハント！？, Magomusume Hanto!?)
  28. Partner Gunpei (相棒グンペイ, Aibō Gunpei)
  29. Stop Hiroto (大翔ヲトメロ, Hiroto wo Tomero)
  30. Punch of Friendship (友情ノパンチ, Yūjō no Panchi)
  31. Idol Debut (歌姫（アイドル）デビュー, Aidoru Debyū)
  32. Search for Treasure (秘宝ヲサガセ, Hihō o Sagase)
  33. Primeval Engines (原始エンジン, Genshi Enjin)
  34. Devilish Woman (悪魔ナオンナ, Akuma na Onna)
  35. Engines' Bonds (炎神ノキズナ, Enjin no Kizuna)
  36. Sōsuke… Eternally (走輔…トワニ, Sōsuke… Towa ni)
  37. Engine Banki!? (炎神バンキ！？, Enjin Banki!?)
  38. The Maidens' Sanctity (乙女ノホンキ, Otome no Honki)
  39. Nostalgic Children (郷愁ノコドモ, Kyōshū no Kodomo)
  40. Shogun Revival (将軍フッカツ, Shōgun Fukkatsu)
  41. Advanced Childcare (育児ノススメ, Ikuji no Susume)
  42. Campus Secret (学園ノヒミツ, Gakuen no Himitsu)
  43. End-of-Year Big Cleanup (年末オソウジ, Nenmatsu Osōji)
  44. Protect Christmas Eve (聖夜ヲマモレ, Seiya o Mamore)
  45. Hatsuyume Plans!? (初夢キカク！？, Hatsuyume Kikaku!?)
  46. Runaway Bomper (家出ボンパー, Iede Bonpā)
  47. Ministry Shake-Up (内閣カイゾウ, Naikaku Kaizō)
  48. Justice Dissolution (正義カイサン, Seigi Kaisan)
  49. Final Battle (最終ケッセン, Saishū Kessen)
  50. Road of Justice (正義ノロード, Seigi no Rōdo)

Specials

  1. Engine Sentai Go-onger: BOM BOM! BOM BOM! Net de BONG!!
    1. Dimensions Mingling? Bom-Bom (次元が混ざる？ ボンボン, Jigen ga Mazaru? Bonbon)
    2. Barbaric Machine Beasts' Great Revival? Bom-Bom (蛮機獣が大復活？ ボンボン, Bankijū ga Dai Fukkatsu? Bonbon)
    3. Mysterious Three-Man Group? Bom-Bom (謎の三人組？ボンボン, Nazo no Sanningumi? Bonbon)
    4. The Go-ongers Missing? Bom-Bom (ゴーオンジャー行方不明？ボンボン, Gōonjā Yukuefumei? Bonbon)
    5. Returning Hero? Bom-Bom (ヒーロー帰還？ボンボン, Hīrō Kikan? Bonbon)
  2. Engine Sentai Go-onger: BOOM BOOM! BANG BANG! GekijōBANG!! (炎神戦隊ゴーオンジャー BUNBUN! BANBAN! 劇場BANG!!, Enjin Sentai Gōonjā Bunbun! Banban! Gekijōban!!)
  3. Engine Sentai Go-onger: Seminar dayo! Zenin GO-ON!! (炎神戦隊ゴーオンジャー セミナールだよ! 全員GO-ON!!, Enjin Sentai Gōonjā Semināru dayo! Zenin Gōon!!)
  4. Engine Sentai Go-onger vs. Gekiranger (炎神戦隊ゴーオンジャーVSゲキレンジャー, Enjin Sentai Gōonjā tai Gekirenjā)



[edit] Sentai Seasons

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Gaoranger Hurricaneger Abaranger Dekaranger Magiranger Boukenger Gekiranger Go-Onger
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