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| airdate = October 23, 2011 |
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| writer =[[Junko Kōmura]] |
| writer =[[Junko Kōmura]] |
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+ | | director =[[Hiroyuki Kato]] |
| previous =Ep. 34: Dream Comes True |
| previous =Ep. 34: Dream Comes True |
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| − | | next =Ep. 36: Partner Pirate |
+ | | next =Ep. 36: Partner Pirate}} |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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| − | The [[Engine Sentai Go-Onger|Go- |
+ | The [[Engine Sentai Go-Onger|Go-Ongers]]' support robot [[BOMPER|Bomper]] contacts the Gokaigers, revealing that [[Sosuke Esumi|Sosuke]] needs back up in [[Gunman World]] to deal with one of the surviving members of the [[Barbaric Machine Clan Gaiark|Gaiark Clan]]. However, [[Captain Marvelous]] refuses to help out. |
==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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| − | As the Gokai Galleon crew has lunch, a dimensional hole opens in the sky and a robot falls from it, eventually into the living room of the Galleon. After it introduces himself as Bomper, the [[Go-Ongers]]' support robot, the crew takes him to meet the former Go-on Red |
+ | As the Gokai Galleon crew has lunch, a dimensional hole opens in the sky and a robot falls from it, eventually into the living room of the Galleon. After it introduces himself as Bomper, the [[Go-Ongers]]' support robot, the crew takes him to meet the former Go-on Red Sosuke Esumi, then reveals that the Gunman World is being terrorized by [[Barbaric Officer Chirakashizky]], a surviving member of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbaric_Machine_Clan_Gaiark Gaiark Clan], and that Engines [[Engine Speedor|Speedor]], [[Engine Bus-on|Bus-on]], and [[Engine Bear RV|Bear RV]] have already tried to stop him, but were defeated instead. Sōsuke asks the Gokaigers to help out, but Captain Marvelous refuses to do so, claiming that they would not get anything from it, particularly after they have already received the Go-ongers' Greater Power. |
| − | + | Sosuke decides to go by himself, but after his various failed attempts to reach the hole, Captain Marvelous and the others appear, and he says that he will give Sosuke a ride if he wants. The group travels to the Gunman World, where they save several of its denizens from a group of Ugatz. They eventually catch up with Speedor, Bus-on, and Bear RV, and learn that Speedor and Bear RV have married, and that they have a (gigantic) son: [[Engine Machalcon]]. However, Machalcon is a reckless troublemaker who spends his time racing around in Machine World rather than helping out his parents. Their reunion is cut short by Chirakashizky who challenges the Gokaigers to a duel. Captain Marvelous accepts the duel, and despite resorting to dirty tricks, Chirakashizky is defeated by the Gokaigers. |
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During their battle with the enlarged Chirakashizky, the Gokaigers try to use the greater power of the Go-Ongers, but they are surprised when nothing happens. Despite the difference in power, they manage to take Chirakashizky with their own power, and learned that Chirakashizky had joined the Gaiark due to how cool the name sounded. |
During their battle with the enlarged Chirakashizky, the Gokaigers try to use the greater power of the Go-Ongers, but they are surprised when nothing happens. Despite the difference in power, they manage to take Chirakashizky with their own power, and learned that Chirakashizky had joined the Gaiark due to how cool the name sounded. |
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| − | While the pirates confront |
+ | While the pirates confront Sosuke about the reason why the Greater Power is not working, they are contacted by [[Pollution President Babatcheed]], the new leader of Gaiark, who reveals that he merely used Chirakashizky to lure the Gokaigers into the Gunman World, and by sealing the wall between dimensions, the pirates are now unable to return to the Human World, leaving the way open for the Gaiark Clan to conquer it. The only way to get back to Human World is through Machalcon... |
==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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*[[Ryota Ozawa]] as [[Captain Marvelous]] (Gokai Red) |
*[[Ryota Ozawa]] as [[Captain Marvelous]] (Gokai Red) |
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+ | *[[Yuki Yamada]] as [[Joe Gibken]] (Gokai Blue) |
*[[Mao Ichimichi]] as [[Luka Millfy]] (Gokai Yellow) |
*[[Mao Ichimichi]] as [[Luka Millfy]] (Gokai Yellow) |
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*[[Kazuki Shimizu]] as [[Don Dogoier]] (Gokai Green) |
*[[Kazuki Shimizu]] as [[Don Dogoier]] (Gokai Green) |
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*[[Jun Ikeda]] as [[Gai Ikari]] (Gokai Silver) |
*[[Jun Ikeda]] as [[Gai Ikari]] (Gokai Silver) |
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*[[Yukari Tamura]] as [[Navi]] (voice) |
*[[Yukari Tamura]] as [[Navi]] (voice) |
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| − | *[[Yasuhisa Furuhara]] as [[Sosuke Esumi]] ( |
+ | *[[Yasuhisa Furuhara]] as [[Sosuke Esumi]] (Go-On Red†) |
*[[Akiko Nakagawa]] as [[Bomper]] (voice) |
*[[Akiko Nakagawa]] as [[Bomper]] (voice) |
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| + | *[[Daisuke Namikawa]] as [[Engine Speedor|Speedor]] (voice) |
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| + | *[[Hisao Egawa]] as [[Engine Bus-on|Bus-on]] (voice) |
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| + | *[[Miki Inoue]] as [[Engine Bearrv|Bear-RV]] (voice) |
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==Gokai Changes== |
==Gokai Changes== |
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*[[Gokai Changes]] in ''Dimension on the Other Side'': |
*[[Gokai Changes]] in ''Dimension on the Other Side'': |
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| − | **[[Gokai Red]] - [[Battle Japan]], [[ |
+ | **[[Gokai Red]] - [[Battle Japan]], [[ChangeDragon]], [[DekaRed]] |
| − | **[[Gokai Blue]] - [[Battle France]], [[ |
+ | **[[Gokai Blue]] - [[Battle France]], [[ChangePegasus]], [[DekaBlue]] |
| − | **[[Gokai Yellow]] - [[Battle Cossack]], [[ |
+ | **[[Gokai Yellow]] - [[Makoto Jin|Battle Cossack]], [[ChangeMermaid]], [[DekaYellow]] |
| − | **[[Gokai Green]] - [[Battle Kenya]], [[ |
+ | **[[Gokai Green]] - [[Battle Kenya]], [[ChangeGriffon]], [[DekaGreen]] |
| − | **[[Gokai Pink]] - [[Miss America]], [[ |
+ | **[[Gokai Pink]] - [[Maria Nagisa|Miss America]], [[ChangePhoenix]], [[DekaPink]] |
**[[Gokai Silver]] - [[DekaBreak]], [[Gold Mode]] |
**[[Gokai Silver]] - [[DekaBreak]], [[Gold Mode]] |
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| − | *With this episode, Don has transformed into all 33 of his counterparts at least once (including his Gokai Changes in ''[[Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle|199 Hero Great Battle]]'' and ''[[Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger |
+ | *With this episode, Don has transformed into all 33 of his counterparts at least once (including his Gokai Changes in ''[[Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle|199 Hero Great Battle]]'' and ''[[Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger the Movie: The Flying Ghost Ship|The Flying Ghost Ship]]''). |
| − | **This also means that all 167 Core Ranger Keys have now been used at least once. |
+ | **This also means that all 167 Core Ranger Keys have now been used in a Gokai Change at least once. |
| − | **Coincidentally, there are 35 Sentai seasons, this is the 35th episode and it marks when all the main 5 Gokaigers have transformed into all their counterparts at least once. |
+ | **Coincidentally, there are 35 Sentai seasons, this is the 35th episode and it marks when all of the main 5 Gokaigers have transformed into all of their respective counterparts at least once. |
| − | *All of the Gokai Changes in this episode involve Western culture in some manner |
+ | *All of the Gokai Changes in this episode involve Western culture in some manner. |
**[[Battle Fever J]]: Several western cultures are represented on the team. |
**[[Battle Fever J]]: Several western cultures are represented on the team. |
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**[[Changeman]]: Western mythological beings are tied to the power. |
**[[Changeman]]: Western mythological beings are tied to the power. |
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**[[Dekaranger]]: Heavily influenced by American police dramas. |
**[[Dekaranger]]: Heavily influenced by American police dramas. |
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| + | <gallery> |
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| + | Battle Gokai Change..jpg|Battle Fever J |
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| + | Tumblr lxcm2btbk41r8m6ato1 500.jpg|Changeman |
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| + | Gokaideka.jpg|Dekaranger |
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| + | </gallery> |
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==Elements/Homages to [[Engine Sentai Go-Onger|Go-Onger]]== |
==Elements/Homages to [[Engine Sentai Go-Onger|Go-Onger]]== |
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| + | [[Image:Legend Shift Go-On Red.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Go-On Red's Legend Shift]] |
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*The title for this episode is similar to that of the Go-Onger episodes with half of the title written out in Hiragana or Kanji, while the other half of the title is completely in Katakana. In particular with this title is the usage of the "no", which is similar to titles of episodes in series such as [[Seijuu Sentai Gingaman|Gingaman]] or [[GoGo Sentai Boukenger|Boukenger]] in that the second word is the main subject and the first the modifier, except in this case the "no" is also in katakana alongside the second word. |
*The title for this episode is similar to that of the Go-Onger episodes with half of the title written out in Hiragana or Kanji, while the other half of the title is completely in Katakana. In particular with this title is the usage of the "no", which is similar to titles of episodes in series such as [[Seijuu Sentai Gingaman|Gingaman]] or [[GoGo Sentai Boukenger|Boukenger]] in that the second word is the main subject and the first the modifier, except in this case the "no" is also in katakana alongside the second word. |
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*Unlike the mechs from nearly every other Sentai, apart from [[Furai Maru]] the three Engines Speedor, Buson and BearRV also appear and interact with the Gokaigers, emphasizing the sentience and importance of the mechs to the universe of the Go-Onger. (The only other mecha that could be equated that has interacted with the Gokaiger is [[Arsenal (Gaoranger)#GaoLion|GaoLion]], but it acts as an animal when compared to the Go-Ongers' Engines) |
*Unlike the mechs from nearly every other Sentai, apart from [[Furai Maru]] the three Engines Speedor, Buson and BearRV also appear and interact with the Gokaigers, emphasizing the sentience and importance of the mechs to the universe of the Go-Onger. (The only other mecha that could be equated that has interacted with the Gokaiger is [[Arsenal (Gaoranger)#GaoLion|GaoLion]], but it acts as an animal when compared to the Go-Ongers' Engines) |
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| − | *Sousuke's role here is similar to his role in the beginning of ''[[Samurai Sentai Shinkenger vs. Go-Onger: GinmakuBang!!]]'' in that he meets another Sentai team as the sole representative of his own. In ''Shinkenger vs. Go- |
+ | *Sousuke's role here is similar to his role in the beginning of ''[[Samurai Sentai Shinkenger vs. Go-Onger: GinmakuBang!!]]'' in that he meets another Sentai team as the sole representative of his own. In ''Shinkenger vs. Go-Onger'', Sousuke was the first of the [[Go-Ongers]] to appear and interact with the [[Shinkengers]], with the other Go-Ongers appearing when [[Takeru Shiba|Takeru]]'s vassals were sent to different [[braneworld]]s. |
| + | **Ironically, in both cases the other Sentai team initially doesn't want to co-operate with Sousuke. The Shinkengers believed Sousuke to be an amateur because of his fighting style and attitude, while the Gokaigers felt there was no need to protect a [[braneworld|world]] they knew nothing about. In each case, the other Sentai team eventually does work with Sousuke. |
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+ | == Notes == |
*As part of [[Super Hero Time]], this episode aired alongside ''[[w:c:kamenrider:Kamen Rider Fourze|Kamen Rider Fourze]]'' episode 8, ''[[w:c:kamenrider:Iron Calvary's Cooperation|Iron Calvary's Cooperation]]''. |
*As part of [[Super Hero Time]], this episode aired alongside ''[[w:c:kamenrider:Kamen Rider Fourze|Kamen Rider Fourze]]'' episode 8, ''[[w:c:kamenrider:Iron Calvary's Cooperation|Iron Calvary's Cooperation]]''. |
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*This two-parter involves a Greater Power that was earned in ''[[Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle]]'', but for the first time involves a member of the team who didn't appear in the movie: Sosuke assists the Gokaiger in this story, yet it was [[Saki Rouyama]] (Go-On Yellow) who gave the Gokaiger the Go-Onger Greater Power in the movie. |
*This two-parter involves a Greater Power that was earned in ''[[Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle]]'', but for the first time involves a member of the team who didn't appear in the movie: Sosuke assists the Gokaiger in this story, yet it was [[Saki Rouyama]] (Go-On Yellow) who gave the Gokaiger the Go-Onger Greater Power in the movie. |
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| − | *This is the first of two episodes which feature no regular Gokaiger villains. (The other being ''[[The Future is the Past]]'') |
+ | *This is the first of two episodes which feature no regular Gokaiger villains. (The other being ''[[Ep. 40: The Future is the Past]]'') |
| + | *In the battle against [[Barbaric Officer Chirakashizky]], the Gokaigers change into the Dekarangers. This is ironic, given that Chirakashizky claims to be the sheriff of Gaiark. |
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| + | *President Babatcheed seals off Human World using a 'Sakoku barrier'. This is a reference to the 200 year [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakoku Sakoku period], in wich Japan isolated itself from the outside world. It is also further emphasized in the next episode, as Babatcheed mentions 'the arrival of the [[GokaiGalleon#Gokai_Galleon|red ship]]' after the Gokaigers manage to break the Sakoku barrier, referencing the arrival of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Ships Black Ships] of Commodore Perry that forcibly ended the isolation period. |
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| + | ==DVD/Blu-ray releases== |
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| + | ''Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger'' Volume 9 features episodes 33-36: ''[[Ep. 33: Iiiit's a Hero!!]]'', ''[[Ep. 34: Dream Comes True]]'', ''Ep. 35: Dimension on the Other Side'' and ''[[Ep. 36: Partner Pirate]]''. It was released on March 21, 2012. <ref>http://www.toei-video.co.jp/DVD/sp21/go-kai.html</ref> |
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| + | Gokaiger DVD Vol 9.jpg|''Gokaiger'' Volume 9, DVD cover |
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| + | GokaiVol09-BRCover.jpg|''Gokaiger'' Volume 9, Blu-ray cover |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | ==See also== |
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| + | {{PR|In the Driver's Seat|Power Rangers Super Megaforce}} |
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| + | ==References== |
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| + | {{Reflist}} |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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Revision as of 02:16, 1 April 2015
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Dimension on the Other Side (次元ノムコウ Jigen no Mukō) is the thirty-fifth episode of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger. It is also the first part of a two-part tribute to Engine Sentai Go-Onger, which concludes with Partner Pirate.
Synopsis
The Go-Ongers' support robot Bomper contacts the Gokaigers, revealing that Sosuke needs back up in Gunman World to deal with one of the surviving members of the Gaiark Clan. However, Captain Marvelous refuses to help out.
Plot
As the Gokai Galleon crew has lunch, a dimensional hole opens in the sky and a robot falls from it, eventually into the living room of the Galleon. After it introduces himself as Bomper, the Go-Ongers' support robot, the crew takes him to meet the former Go-on Red Sosuke Esumi, then reveals that the Gunman World is being terrorized by Barbaric Officer Chirakashizky, a surviving member of the Gaiark Clan, and that Engines Speedor, Bus-on, and Bear RV have already tried to stop him, but were defeated instead. Sōsuke asks the Gokaigers to help out, but Captain Marvelous refuses to do so, claiming that they would not get anything from it, particularly after they have already received the Go-ongers' Greater Power.
Sosuke decides to go by himself, but after his various failed attempts to reach the hole, Captain Marvelous and the others appear, and he says that he will give Sosuke a ride if he wants. The group travels to the Gunman World, where they save several of its denizens from a group of Ugatz. They eventually catch up with Speedor, Bus-on, and Bear RV, and learn that Speedor and Bear RV have married, and that they have a (gigantic) son: Engine Machalcon. However, Machalcon is a reckless troublemaker who spends his time racing around in Machine World rather than helping out his parents. Their reunion is cut short by Chirakashizky who challenges the Gokaigers to a duel. Captain Marvelous accepts the duel, and despite resorting to dirty tricks, Chirakashizky is defeated by the Gokaigers.
During their battle with the enlarged Chirakashizky, the Gokaigers try to use the greater power of the Go-Ongers, but they are surprised when nothing happens. Despite the difference in power, they manage to take Chirakashizky with their own power, and learned that Chirakashizky had joined the Gaiark due to how cool the name sounded.
While the pirates confront Sosuke about the reason why the Greater Power is not working, they are contacted by Pollution President Babatcheed, the new leader of Gaiark, who reveals that he merely used Chirakashizky to lure the Gokaigers into the Gunman World, and by sealing the wall between dimensions, the pirates are now unable to return to the Human World, leaving the way open for the Gaiark Clan to conquer it. The only way to get back to Human World is through Machalcon...
Cast
- Ryota Ozawa as Captain Marvelous (Gokai Red)
- Yuki Yamada as Joe Gibken (Gokai Blue)
- Mao Ichimichi as Luka Millfy (Gokai Yellow)
- Kazuki Shimizu as Don Dogoier (Gokai Green)
- Yui Koike as Ahim de Famille (Gokai Pink)
- Jun Ikeda as Gai Ikari (Gokai Silver)
- Yukari Tamura as Navi (voice)
- Yasuhisa Furuhara as Sosuke Esumi (Go-On Red†)
- Akiko Nakagawa as Bomper (voice)
- Daisuke Namikawa as Speedor (voice)
- Hisao Egawa as Bus-on (voice)
- Miki Inoue as Bear-RV (voice)
Gokai Changes
- Gokai Changes in Dimension on the Other Side:
- With this episode, Don has transformed into all 33 of his counterparts at least once (including his Gokai Changes in 199 Hero Great Battle and The Flying Ghost Ship).
- This also means that all 167 Core Ranger Keys have now been used in a Gokai Change at least once.
- Coincidentally, there are 35 Sentai seasons, this is the 35th episode and it marks when all of the main 5 Gokaigers have transformed into all of their respective counterparts at least once.
- All of the Gokai Changes in this episode involve Western culture in some manner.
- Battle Fever J: Several western cultures are represented on the team.
- Changeman: Western mythological beings are tied to the power.
- Dekaranger: Heavily influenced by American police dramas.
Battle Fever J
Changeman
Dekaranger
Elements/Homages to Go-Onger
Go-On Red's Legend Shift
- The title for this episode is similar to that of the Go-Onger episodes with half of the title written out in Hiragana or Kanji, while the other half of the title is completely in Katakana. In particular with this title is the usage of the "no", which is similar to titles of episodes in series such as Gingaman or Boukenger in that the second word is the main subject and the first the modifier, except in this case the "no" is also in katakana alongside the second word.
- Unlike the mechs from nearly every other Sentai, apart from Furai Maru the three Engines Speedor, Buson and BearRV also appear and interact with the Gokaigers, emphasizing the sentience and importance of the mechs to the universe of the Go-Onger. (The only other mecha that could be equated that has interacted with the Gokaiger is GaoLion, but it acts as an animal when compared to the Go-Ongers' Engines)
- Sousuke's role here is similar to his role in the beginning of Samurai Sentai Shinkenger vs. Go-Onger: GinmakuBang!! in that he meets another Sentai team as the sole representative of his own. In Shinkenger vs. Go-Onger, Sousuke was the first of the Go-Ongers to appear and interact with the Shinkengers, with the other Go-Ongers appearing when Takeru's vassals were sent to different braneworlds.
- Ironically, in both cases the other Sentai team initially doesn't want to co-operate with Sousuke. The Shinkengers believed Sousuke to be an amateur because of his fighting style and attitude, while the Gokaigers felt there was no need to protect a world they knew nothing about. In each case, the other Sentai team eventually does work with Sousuke.
Notes
- As part of Super Hero Time, this episode aired alongside Kamen Rider Fourze episode 8, Iron Calvary's Cooperation.
- This two-parter involves a Greater Power that was earned in Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle, but for the first time involves a member of the team who didn't appear in the movie: Sosuke assists the Gokaiger in this story, yet it was Saki Rouyama (Go-On Yellow) who gave the Gokaiger the Go-Onger Greater Power in the movie.
- This is the first of two episodes which feature no regular Gokaiger villains. (The other being Ep. 40: The Future is the Past)
- In the battle against Barbaric Officer Chirakashizky, the Gokaigers change into the Dekarangers. This is ironic, given that Chirakashizky claims to be the sheriff of Gaiark.
- President Babatcheed seals off Human World using a 'Sakoku barrier'. This is a reference to the 200 year Sakoku period, in wich Japan isolated itself from the outside world. It is also further emphasized in the next episode, as Babatcheed mentions 'the arrival of the red ship' after the Gokaigers manage to break the Sakoku barrier, referencing the arrival of the Black Ships of Commodore Perry that forcibly ended the isolation period.
DVD/Blu-ray releases
Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger Volume 9 features episodes 33-36: Ep. 33: Iiiit's a Hero!!, Ep. 34: Dream Comes True, Ep. 35: Dimension on the Other Side and Ep. 36: Partner Pirate. It was released on March 21, 2012. [1]
Gokaiger Volume 9, DVD cover
Gokaiger Volume 9, Blu-ray cover
See also
- In the Driver's Seat - Power Rangers counterpart in Power Rangers Super Megaforce. See comparison page.