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This section lists all the official romanizations of names given in Sentai. Only official romanized names are listed, and each are referenced. If one core ranger is referenced, the rest need not be.

Contents 1 Ranger Designations 1.1 Gorenger 1.2 Bioman 1.3 Changeman 1.4 Zyurangers 1.5 Dekarangers 1.6 Boukengers 1.7 Go-Ongers 1.8 Goseigers 1.9 Gokaigers 1.10 Go-Busters 2 Ranger Names 2.1 Kyoryuger 3 Villains 3.1 Megaranger 3.2 Go-Onger 3.3 Gokaiger 3.4 Go-Busters 3.5 Akibaranger 4 Allies 4.1 Ohranger 4.2 Gokaiger 4.3 Go-Busters 4.4 Akibaranger 5 Mecha 5.1 Go-Onger 5.2 Go-Busters 5.3 Akibaranger 5.4 Kyoryuger 6 Arsenal 6.1 Shinkenger 6.2 Gokaiger 6.3 Go-Busters 6.4 Kyoryuger 7 Miscellany 7.1 Go-Busters 7.2 Kyoryuger 8 Special cases 8.1 Gekiranger 9 References

Ranger Designations

This wiki previously utilized CamelCase for all ranger names. However in an effort to be more accurate with Japanese media, official Romanizations will be used, as each ranger team as different naming conventions. For example: Gekiranger uses one-word spellings (which the wiki will continue to CamelCase), while Gokaiger uses two-word spellings.

Gorenger

• Akarenger^[1]
• Aorenger
• Kirenger
• Momorenger
• Midorenger

Bioman

• Red1
• Green2
• Blue3
• Yellow4
• Pink5

Changeman

• ChangeDragon
• ChangePhoenix
• ChangePegasus
• ChangeMermaid
• ChangeGriffon

Zyurangers

• TyrannoRanger
• TriceraRanger
• TigerRanger
• MammothRanger
• DragonRanger

Dekarangers

• DekaRed
• DekaBlue
• DekaYellow
• DekaGreen
• DekaPink
• DekaBreak
• DekaMaster
• DekaSwan
• DekaGold
• DekaBright

Boukengers

• Bouken Red
• Bouken Blue
• Bouken Black
• Bouken Yellow
• Bouken Pink
• Bouken Silver

Go-Ongers

• Go-On Red
• Go-On Blue
• Go-On Yellow
• Go-On Green
• Go-On Black
• Go-On Gold
• Go-On Silver

Goseigers

• Gosei Red
• Gosei Pink
• Gosei Black
• Gosei Yellow
• Gosei Blue
• Gosei Knight
• Gosei Green

Gokaigers

• Gokai Red
• Gokai Blue
• Gokai Yellow
• Gokai Green
• Gokai Pink
• Gokai Silver

Go-Busters

• Red Buster ^[2] (Hiromu Sakurada)
• Blue Buster (Ryuji Iwasaki)
• Yellow Buster (Yoko Usami)
• Beet Buster
• Stag Buster
• Cheeda Nick

  

• Usada Lettuce
• Gorisaki Banana

Ranger Names

Kyoryuger

• Amy Yuuzuki
• Nobuharu Udo
• Ian Yorkland
• Souji Rippukan
• Daigo Kiryu

Villains

Megaranger

• Nezire Beasts

Go-Onger

• Kegalesia

Gokaiger

• Space Empire Zangyack (official website^[3])
• Warz Gill
• Basco ta Jolokia (in-show)
  • Vasco (S.H. Figuarts) wiki uses in-show "Basco"
• Sally
• Barizorg (Sid Bamick)

Go-Busters

• Vaglass (official website^[4])
• Metaloid (screenshot) (compare with "Buddy Roid" below)

  

Akibaranger

• ©Na (to get the © symbol, hold Alt, and press 0169 on the numeric keypad. Or, we now have a template - {{C}})

Allies

Ohranger

• Gunmazin

  

Gokaiger

• Navi (Wanted Poster)

Go-Busters

• Toru Morishita (First episode)
• Takeshi Kuroki (First episode)
• Buddy Roids (Third episode) (compare with "Metaloid" above)
• Angie Sue Mission 12: You Like Going Undercover?

Akibaranger

• Kozukozu Mita (Image on official website)

Mecha

Go-Onger

• Go Roader GT

Go-Busters

• CB-01/Go-Buster Ace
• LT-06/Tategamilioh
• Buster Hercules

Akibaranger

• Machine Itashar/Itashar Robo (magazine photo with romanization)

Kyoryuger

• Gabutyra
• Parasagun
• Stegotchi
• Zakutor
• Dricera

• Kyoryuzin (on cockpit background)

• Zyudenryu Pteragordon

キョウリュウジャー＆スーパー戦隊 あれるぜ！キョウリュウ大図鑑ＤＶＤ(01:01)
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• Zyudenryu Plezuon and Deinosgrander

Arsenal

Shinkenger

• Two-Mode Transforming Rekka Daizantou

Gokaiger

• Transformation Cellphone Mobilates

Go-Busters

• Morphin Brace
• Sougan Blade
• Ichigan Buster[Citation needed]

Kyoryuger

• Fangshot, Shieldlanslasher, Kentrospiker

Miscellany

Go-Busters

• Hyper Space (all English appearances onscreen say Hyper and not Sub)

Kyoryuger

• Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger, Zyudenryu

Special cases

Gekiranger

While we have evidence to support the CamelCasing of their Ranger forms, the Gekirangers' Civilian names have not had the same support. Jan Kandou and Retsu Fukami had their first names romanized as "Jyan" and "Retu" in Juken Sentai Gekiranger: Nei-Nei! Hou-Hou! Hong Kong Decisive Battle where Mele's name appeared as "Mere" as well. Unlike most other seasons that have romanizations on footage, we're choosing to ignore these in favor of the more widely used romanizations that appear on this wiki. We have chosen to do this due to the fact that these romanizations do not show up in any other merchandise related to the show or anywhere outside of a short scene in the movie, where it could have likely been a mistake.

The Kensei in Gekiranger are all mostly named after famous martial artists, so while we do not have official romanizations for them, we can approximate the likely intention behind their names.

• Master Elehung Kam Po - Name based on Sammo Hung Kam Po
• Master Bat Li - Name based on Jet Li
• Master Sharkie Chan - Name based on Jackie Chan
• Master Gorrie Yen - Name based on Donnie Yen
• Master Michelle Peng - Name based on Michelle King (Yeoh)
• Master Pyon Biao - Name based on Yuen Biao
• Bruce Ee - Name based on Bruce Lee

While Sha-Fu's name is not based on a famous martial artist, we've decided to use the more common "Sha-Fu" than "Xia Fu" even though that romanization is perfectly fine and appropriate for this season.

References

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