#mighty hero precure

[sundove88]

Avians (Planes Parody Casting)

Tsubasa Yuunagi is a small-town bird who dreams of one day competing as a high-flying avian racer. However, poor Tsubasa has two strikes against him: He's not built for racing, and he's terribly afraid of heights. To achieve his dream, Tsubasa turns to naval aviator Mighty Eagle. Mighty Eagle helps Tsubasa qualify to take on Dark Raven, the race circuit's defending champion. Tsubasa’s courage faces the ultimate test, as he takes aim at heights he never dreamed were possible.

Tsubasa Yuunagi, the famous racing bird, learns that his core is damaged, so he must shift gears and find a new career. He joins an elite corps of firefighting aircraft devoted to protecting historic Piston Peak National Park. When a massive wildfire threatens the park, Tsubasa -- with the help of his fearless colleagues Terra, Splash Woman, Gyro Man, Meta Knight and the Brave Gang -- learns what it takes to become a real hero.

Tsubasa Yuunagi/Cure Wing as Dusty Crophopper (Hirogaru Sky PreCure)

Mighty Eagle as Skipper Riley (Angry Birds)

Ageha Hijiri/Cure Butterfly as Chug (Hirogaru Sky PreCure)

Skyla as Dottie (Pokemon)

Sora Harewataru/Cure Sky, Mashiro Nijigaoka/Cure Prism, and Elle-Chan/Cure Majesty as Themselves/Dusty’s Friends (Hirogaru Sky PreCure)

Chill Penguin as Sparky (Mega Man X)

Kakeru and Puwa Yuunagi as Themselves/Dusty’s Parents (Hirogaru Sky PreCure)

Storm Eagle as El Chupacabra (Mega Man X)

Panchito Pistoles and Jose Carioca as Themselves/El Chu’s Coworkers (The Three Caballeros)

Golden Cheese Cookie as Ishani (Cookie Run)

Dark Raven as Ripslinger (Billy Hatcher and The Giant Egg)

Stop and Freeze as Ned and Zed (Go Princess PreCure)

Storm Owl as Bulldog (Mega Man X)

Guardian Bird as Rochelle (Balan Wonderworld)

Various Other Bird Characters as the Wings Around The Globe Racers

Pigeot as Leadbottom (Pokemon)

Boomer Kuwanger as Echo (Mega Man X)

Gravity Beetle as Bravo (Mega Man X)

Pilot Cookie as Colin Cowling (Cookie Run)

Haoyu Chang as Franz (Balan Wonderworld)

Tropius as Little King (Pokemon)

Host Cookie/Fruit Roll Up Cookie as Judge Davis (Cookie Run)

SplashWoman as Lil Dipper (Mega Man)

Bandana Waddle Dee as Maru (Kirby)

Terra as Blade Ranger (Mega Man)

GyroMan as Windlifter (Mega Man)

Meta Knight as Cabbie (Kirby)

The Brave Gang/Gingerbrave, Strawberry Cookie, Wizard Cookie, Custard Cookie III, and Chili Pepper Cookie as The Smokejumpers (Dynamite, Drip, Blackout, Avalanche, and Blackout) (Cookie Run)

Professor Kukui as The Secretary of The Interior (Pokemon)

Harukichi and Youko Hoshina as Harvey and Winnie (Star Twinkle PreCure)

Hikaru Hoshina and Parents as Themselves/Harvey and Winnie’s Family (Star Twinkle PreCure)

Green Biker Dude as Nick Loopin Lopez (Mega Man X)

Mammon as Cad Spinner (Helluva Boss)

Ramos as Ol Jammer (Pokemon)

PumpMan as Mayday (MegaMan)

FlashMan as Ryker (MegaMan)

HydroMan as Pulaski (MegaMan)

Waddle Doo as Flap (Kirby)

Iris as Patch (Mega Man X)

JewelMan as Andre (Mega Man)

Here’s your hint for the next casting (It’s Dreamworks):

⚜️🌆🌴

[pastelicmelodydreamic]

my kinnie list

this is my kinnie list from each dreamyverse media

note: this is a long list

snowflake(object trek)

journal(paper puppets take 2)

microwave(ultimate insanity)

nozomi yumehara/cure dream(yes precure 5)

erika kurumi/cure marine(heartcatch precure)

yayoi kise/cure peace(smile precure)

hikaru hoshina/cure star(star twinkle precure)

sango suzumura/cure coral(tropical rouge precure)

mashiro nijigaoka/cure prism(hirogaru sky precure)

ichigo hoshimiya(aikatsu)

akari oozora(aikatsu)

kirara hanazono(aikatsu stars)

junior asparagus(veggietales)

naru ayase(pretty rhythm rainbow live)

yui yumekawa(pripara)

daia nijinosaki(kiratto prichan)

miruki amauri(waccha primagi)

himari aozora(himitsu no aipri)

tsumugi suzukaze(himitsu no aipri)

tamaki nikaido(himitsu no aipri)

rinrin shinomiya(himitsu no aipri)

sapphie(jewelpet)

adeleine(kirby)

bill(sitting ducks)

aya maruyama(bang dream)

PAREO(bang dream)

muni ohnaruto(d4dj)

michiru kaibara(d4dj)

ruby kurosawa(love live)

rina tenoji(love live)

yume hinata(mewkledreamy)

rainbow(krew)

heartsping(catch teenieping)

charmping(catch teenieping)

fluffyping(catch teenieping)

helly(robocar poli)

cleany(robocar poli)

flip(super wings)

sunny(super wings)

golden girl(super wings)

maxie(robot trains)

ari jin(flowering heart)

lani(tayo the little bus)

tony(tayo the little bus)

poco(tayo the little bus)

loco(titipo titipo)

luchia nanami(mermaid melody)

gumi(vocaloid)

momoka aino(magical x heroine maji majo pures)

sarai shihara(police x heroine lovepatrina)

tooty(banjo-kazooie)

elise(fire emblem)

pyra(xenoblade blade)

tsukino(show by rock)

winky(the airport diary)

ben(the airport diary)

miko(the airport diary)

pelico(the airport diary)

botu(the airport diary)

musa(winx club)

iris(lolirock)

popo/gogo(bubble bubble marin)

vivi(bubble bubble marin)

my melody(sanrio and onegai my melody)

dizzy(1998 bob the builder)

roary(roary the racing car)

maxi(roary the racing car)

drifter(roary the racing car)

melody piper(ever after high)

sam(totally spies)

peach(shining star)

snow(shining star)

quizz(batwheels)

snowy(batwheels)

angers(lapis re: lights)

orbit(rob the robot)

gordan(gogobus)

dolce(angel's friends)

jubilee(underground ernie)

miles(auto b good)

isabelle(finley the fire engine)

lucy(vroomiz)

rose cinderella(regal academy)

dj(ricky zoom)

boomer(the adventures of chuck and friends)

soku(the adventures of chuck and friends)

frannie fenderson(go go cory carson)

pickle(blaze and the monster machines)

koko(chuggington)

chatsworth(chuggington)

emery(chuggington)

zephie(chuggington)

cruz ramierez(cars)

ichigo momomiya(tokyo mew mew)

percy(thomas and friends not all engines go)

clara(princess pring)

buddy(dream street citv)

jouju(secret jouju)

lip(rilu rilu fairilu)

bungo(jungle junction)

sammy(busy buses)

doremi harukaze(ojamajo doremi)

michelle lin(balala the fairies)

azure na(balala the fairies)

fiona(heroes of the city)

olly(olly the little white van)

komodo(animal mechanicals)

mouse(animal mechanicals)

ping(go go dino)

meteor(meteor and the mighty trucks)

purple star(rainbow bubblegem)

george(trains animated series)

swifty(elias the rescue boat)

tiny(little robots)

dirty(the stinky and dirty show)

usagi tsukino(sailor moon)

saedee(bolts and blip)

brum

chocola(nekopara)

robotgirl(robotboy)

skid(dive olly dive)

madoka kaname(puella magica madoka)

amby(fire engine ray)

love(love and berry dress up and dance)

lara(komi witch lara)

abby(city of friends)

beaut(the adventures of massey ferguson)

kirari moroboshi(idolmaster)

riamu yumemi(idolmaster)

hari koo(the haunted house anime)

cherry(tea tea cherry)

petty(pororo the little penguin)

buzz(tractor tom)

ruby(sofy ruby)

dan(engie benjy)

ringo yukimori(hime chen lipri)

nagisa motomiya(AKB0048)

rikki chadwick(H2O just add water and mermaid adventures)

sally the ambulance(pelle the police car)

yui hirasawa(K-ON)

petal tear(luminary tears)

hairpin(legends of spark)

zowie pollie(rollie pollie ollie)

pollie pi(rollie pollie ollie)

billy bevel(rollie pollie ollie)

red(firehouse tales)

scooch(jim henson's construction site)

leo saionji(king of prism)

tori himemiya(ensemble stars)

amu hinamori(shugo chara)

kyurun(go go vehicle zoo)

chino(is the order a rabbit?)

riku nanase(idolish7)

draculaura(monster high)

jack(trucktown)

isla(barbie: princess charm school)

theodore(theodore tugboat)

izumi asagi(pastel memories)

avery(rev and roll)

tsukasa hiiragi(lucky star)

dusty crophopper(planes)

sakura kinomoto(cardcaptor sakura)

sunshine(tugs)

ten cents(tugs)

lockette(pop pixies)

hay lin(w.i.t.c.h)

[vesta-vega]

April fools: me and @truezero present

The SUBSPACE SIBLINGS WORST TOURNAMENT EVER TOURNAMENT

you get no context here is the bracket

1: Sunset Shimmer MLP Equestria girlsVS Holt Hyde monster high

2: Garroth minecraft diary’s VS Montgomery Gator FNAF security breach

3: Keith Kogane voltron VS Vi arcane

4: Professor Ozpin RWBY VS Lady Ningguang gensin impact

5: Darius Deamonne the owl house VS Mollymauk Tealeaf mighty nine

6: Helia winx club VS Aaravos the dragon prince

7: Yang Xiao Long RWBY VS Hunter Noceda-Deamonne the owl house

8: Terra kingdom hearts VS Lev Haiba haikyuu

9: Menos the destroyer Evoland 2 VS Xiao genshin impact

10: Cure Scarlet go!princess precure VS Decim death parade

11: Sailor Neptune sailor moon VS Iida Tenya my hero academia

12: Percy De Rolo VS Grog Strongjaw Critical Role Campaign One

13: Silvermist Disney fairy’s VS N von Pokémon

14: Jason Grace hero’s of Olympus VS Kaminari Denki my hero academia

15: Red Hood Batman VS Spot Conlon newsies

16: Dimitri von fire emblem VS Childe genshin impact

17: Alex stardew valley VS Kuroo Tetsuro haikyuu

18: Princess Rosalina mario galaxy VS Byakuya Togami donganrinpa

19: Howl Pendragon howls moving castleVS Niles fire emblem fates

20: Agent Texas red vs blue VS Kaeya Alberich genshin impact

21. we ran out of character so our dnd characters are gonna fight

ENJOY

[magicalrobodokiofficial]

Robodoki But It's A Fanmade Track List

Disc 1: Side:Hero

Doki Doki! Made your heart race! (Robodoki's transformation theme, sounds like a stereotypical precure transformation theme)

Cartoonish Electrocution (Robodenki's transformation theme, sounds like the previous mixed with the 80s)

A Superhero Blaze of Courage (Robohino's transformation theme, sounds like a power rangers transformation)

Nagareboshi no Henshin (Robohoshi's transformation theme, has hints of violins and japanese instruments)

Pixelated Electrowave (Robopixel's transformation theme, sounds like a futuristic electronic fashion show theme)

We're Basically Superheroes, I Guess (Battle theme #2)

Hijinks Ensue (Casual theme #1)

Shenanigans Follow (Casual theme #2)

Yep, It's The Theme Song! (The Theme Song)

Happy✰Doki✰Days (The Ending Song)

Disc 2: Side:Villain

The Future Echos... (MiraiCo theme)

...But Never Repeats. (MiraiCo but shit's going wrong and/or down)

Amekawa’s Lament (MiraiCo theme but sad)

Battle Against A Mighty Mirage! (Battle theme #1)

Untitled Placeholder Battle Theme 3 (Battle theme #3)

Dire Pinch! A hero is born! (When shit goes bad, leading into a hero being chosen by Kiruru)

Curses! Foiled again! (When the mirage/curse is talked down)

Whatever-Miraging (The miraging/negabug and mega/nega/ultramirage theme)

The Legend of Kurosaki (Kurosaki's Story Theme)

Together again. (Plays during the reuniting of Kurosaki Amane and Hiramitsu Ai, in addition to other heartwarming reunions)

[tiffany-chan123]

So I was on tumblr, looking for cool fanseries, that was when I stumbled upon a little series called “Mighty Hero Precure” and let me tell you, the idea of Precure fanseries with a Superhero motif may be weird....But it’s kinda awesome!

So I made an Fancure inspired by one of my favorite Superheroes ever....Darkwing Duck!

I am not sorry!

“I am the terror that flaps in the night! I am Cure Darkwing!”

Marie Mallard / Cure Darkwing

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Transforms using a purple phone like transformation item. (Functions similarly to “The Curepad from Doki Doki Precure”)

A kind yet cocky babysitter, who is also a seiyuu.

Has too much fun being a Precure.

Secretly cares for her teammates.

Mighty Hero Precure belongs to @bubbleversefancureofficial and @mightyhero-official

Oc belongs to me!

[supernightboy08]

My Super Hero Time 2017:

2017 List:

World Of Winx (2016 - 2017)

Kira Kira Pretty Cure A La Mode

Space Squadron Kyuranger

Power Rangers (2017)

Power Rangers Ninja Steel

Smurfs The Lost Village

Sonic Boom Season 2

Sonic Mania (Plus)

Sonic Forces

Tales Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

[bubblemahouhub]

“Does whatever a spider can! Look out, here comes Cure Spider!”

Lillian Parker/ Cure Spider

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Transforms using spider hair clips (not shown)

Claims to be Spider-Man’s daughter,

Trying her best

[immaturityofthomasastruc]

Do you any suggestion for Super Sentai?plz

*cracks knuckles*

Well first off, if anyone wanting to get into Super Sentai watched Power Rangers growing up, I’d check out the series whatever season you watched was adapted from to see how things went there in comparison to how they were in the United States. So if you grew up with the original Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers, watch Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger. If you don’t know what the Sentai the season you grew up with is called, I’d check out RangerWiki, which provides a lot of information on both franchises.

I’d also recommend checking out a few episodes of the very first Super Sentai entry, Himitsu Sentai Gorenger. Not all 84 episodes, mind you, but I’d just watch a few to see where Super Sentai got its roots from, because the team football attack gets referenced a lot further down the line. Yes, you read that correctly.

But for individual seasons for beginners, it’s harder for me to answer. Super Sentai has varied aesthetically and tonally across its 45 year run. Some shows are dark and gritty, while others are light-hearted and goofy. Some shows have a vehicle motif, while others use animals for a motif. So the seasons I’m going to talk about will cover all kinds of tones and themes across the years. I also haven’t seen every single entry, so these are the ones I’ve seen that I recommend for beginners.

Denshi Sentai Denziman (1980-1981, 51 Episodes)

Centuries ago, the evil Vader Clan conquered and decimated the Denzi Civilization. In the modern day, the talking dog IC awoke from his slumber when the Vader Clan began their invasion of Earth. So IC recruits five people to become the Denzimen to defend their planet and stop the Vader Clan once and for all.

The first three seasons of Super Sentai were very experimental, but Denziman was where Toei started to get an identity for Sentai down. Not only would the black visors and sculpted mouthpieces become a staple for Sentai’s (and by extension, Power Rangers) suit designs, but this was also the first season to really start a few Sentai traditions. It was the first season to have female villains, the first to use a transformation device for the heroes, the first time the monsters grew to fight the team’s giant robot.

The Denzimen, while not really going through any character development, are still very likable characters, especially Denzi Blue/Daigoro (played by legendary tokusatsu actor Kenji Ohba). The villains are also a lot of fun, a real improvement from the first three villain groups, who were all basically Earth-based terrorist organizations and/or death cults. The Vader Clan is full of villains who are just as entertaining to watch as the heroes, especially Queen Hedrian, played by the late Machiko Soga, who would later go on to play Witch Bandora, the character Rita Repulsa is adapted from in Power Rangers. There’s not that much of an ongoing for most of the series, and it can get pretty goofy at times, but it’s still a really good show.

Choushinsei Flashman (1986-1987, 50 Episodes). 

Five infants are abducted by the Reconstructive Experiment Empire Mess to use as test subjects for experimentation, but are saved by benevolent aliens from the Flash Solar System. They all spend the next twenty years in the system developing their combat skills and special powers until they decide to head back to Earth to fight Mess themselves as the Flashmen, despite the warnings of their alien caretakers.

The 1980s are usually referred to by fans as Super Sentai’s golden age, with a string of great seasons thanks to famed writer Hirohisa Soda. Flashman is no exception. While Denziman tended to have more stand-alone episodes, Flashman is more story-driven. Later on, there’s a really dark plot twist that I don’t want to give away. Admittedly, some of the special effects can be dated to showcase the Flashmen’s powers in addition to stock footage being reused a lot, but the action and camerawork are still fast-paced and rarely do the fight scenes get boring.

The villains are the kind you love to hate, and their actors all give great performances, especially the late Unsho Ishizuka (the Japanese voice of Professor Oak) as Great Emperor La Deus. This is easily one of the darker Super Sentai entries, but if you don’t mind that, I highly recommend it.

Choujuu Sentai Liveman (1988-1989 49 Episodes). 

At an academy for the finest minds in the world, three of the students feel their talents are being wasted on designing a satellite to conduct scientific research. They soon join up with Great Professor Bias, leader of the Armed Brain Army Volt, who takes them all under his wing as his students and generals. Before they leave, they kill two students, leaving their three friends traumatized. Two years later, Volt begins its plan to conquer Earth, but the three friends of the two victims developed their own technology to fight them as the Livemen in the two years since they last saw their former classmates. Bias’ students have developed their own abilities through mutating their bodies, starting a conflict between some of the most intelligent youths in the world while figuring out what Bias’ evil plan is...

Some Sentai fans consider this to be even darker than Flashman at times due to the themes discussed. Unlike earlier seasons, the heroes have a more personal connection to the villains, and act as foils to them in terms of morality. The show also has some surprisingly deep themes at times, deconstructing the harsh standards the Japanese have for education and the effects they can have on people. Seriously, the main villain, Great Professor Bias, sets up a competition for his generals as a way to advance his plans, treating it like a high academic honor. 

This series also has some amazing special effects for the time. This was the first Sentai series to have an animal motif, so they go all out by using one of the most complicated models for his giant robotic lion, a stunning innovation for special effects. It was also the first series to introduce the gimmick of combining two robots, which is a genius marketing tactic when you think about it, motivating kids to buy both robots to combine them. Even putting those technical aspects aside, this is still one of the most iconic Super Sentai seasons, and a must-watch for beginners.

Choujin Sentai Jetman (1991-1992, 51 Episodes)

An elite soldier is chosen for a top-secret military project meant to turn him into the leader of a team of supersoldiers called the Jetmen. After he gets his powers, the satellite base is attacked by the Dimensional War Party Vyram. Not only are the four remaining “Birdonic Waves” meant to empower the rest of the Jetmen scattered across Earth, powering four civilians instead, but the soldier’s fiance is killed in the process. So he has to recruit the rest of the Jetmen and form a competent team to stop the Vyram from conquering their dimension.

A lot of Precure fans view Heartcatch as the best series in the entire franchise, and many Sentai fans view Jetman the same way. It was a huge success in ratings and toy sales, which actually helped to save Super Sentai from cancellation after the disastrous sales and ratings of the previous series, Chikyuu Sentai Fiveman. It also had some elements that made it stand out from earlier Sentai seasons. While I’ve talked about how Marinette was forced to become Guardian against her will while the show doesn’t acknowledge it, this show actually does point out that almost the entire team is a group of civilians with no combat experience. Earlier episodes are not only spent assembling the team, but also training them to better fight the Vyram and pilot their giant robot.

The series introduced a love triangle for three of the Jetmen, and while controversial among fans, was very popular with Japanese mothers, who were rumored to find Gai/Black Condor very attractive and begged Toei to not kill him off. The love triangle, while arguably one of the weakest parts of this show (but still better written than the Love Square), was part of the main theme of the team being more conflicted, showing they weren’t all best friends all the time.

This extended to the Vyram, who also tended to fight with each other over their plans to conquer the Earth. Sure, there was the occasional villain in earlier seasons who tried to overthrow the big bad, but this was the first time we had a whole group of villains trying to one-up each other. The best way to describe the Vyram is if the cast of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia were supervillains who were still competent at their jobs.

The series is also incredibly dark, and is often seen as the darkest Sentai has ever gotten. There’s a lot more violence and blood than usual, and a lot more onscreen deaths that aren’t just limited to the villains. Humans are actively killed or hurt in the crossfire, and it shows just how painful this war is. And because of all of that and many other reasons, this is seen as the peak of Super Sentai. If you have to watch a single Sentai series, watch Jetman.

Ninja Sentai Kakuranger (1994-1995, 53 Episodes)

During Japan’s Sengoku Era, a team of five ninja sealed away the leader of an army of Youkai, rendering their kind powerless. In the present day, one of the few surviving Youkai tricks two bikers, who are actually descendants of two of the ninja in the past, into undoing the seal and giving all of the Youkai their powers back. Another descendant of the ninja recruits them into taking on the legacy of their ancestors to fight the Youkai, becoming the Kakurangers.

The 1990s were when Super Sentai was starting to delve more into fantasy elements rather than just science-fiction, and also started to take on a more light-hearted tone. Kakuranger is no exception. It’s a lot more goofy than the other entries, even using comic book-style graphics during its fight scenes. There’s also a narrator who appears to explain the history of the Youkai of the week, a detail I really like. While this show is still unashamedly goofy, it still gets more serious in the second half, but never loses its comedic moments entirely.

Like with Jetman, Kakuranger shows the reality of drafting two civilians to fight a war against the supernatural, with only one of the first three Kakurangers knowing how to fight. That Kakuranger in question, Tsuruhime/Ninja White, is easily one of the best Sentai heroines of all time. Not only was the first female and non-Red to lead a Sentai team, but she was only fifteen years old while the other Kakurangers were in their twenties. Marinette could learn a lot from her, and no, that’s not an insult. Tsuruhime is a complete badass, and a team-up with Ladybug would be the coolest thing ever.

What was I talking about? Oh yeah, watch Kakuranger.

Kyukyu Sentai GoGoV (1999-2000, 50 Episodes)

The demonic children of the Grand Witch Grandiene begin causing natural disasters to bring destruction to Earth in order to revive their mother. In response, five rescue workers who also happen to be siblings are recruited by their estranged father to become a team dedicated to saving lives from the Psyma Family’s actions.

Did anyone ever watch Rescue Heroes as a kid? Imagine that show, but with the intensity turned up to eleven. This show is epic, with amazing action and some of the coolest giant robots in Sentai history. One of their robots is a giant train armed to the teeth with guns. Even putting aside the action, this show does a great job at highlighting all the dedication rescue workers have to their jobs by showing a lot of rescue scenes in addition to having GoGoV fight the Psyma. It even teaches the audience about firefighters from Japan’s Edo Period. There’s really not a lot of shows that explain what rescue workers were like in the past, which shows just how invested this show is in teaching people about rescue workers.

While this wasn’t the first Sentai series to feature a team of siblings (the first being the aforementioned Fiveman), I think it managed to capture the dynamic best. Family is a key theme of the series, with the healthy relationship between GoGoV contrasting with the more toxic environment the Psyma Family has.

This is easily one of the most action-packed Sentai series ever made. It is literally Fire Force twenty years before that anime premiered, and it is AWESOME.

Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger (2004-2005, 50 Episodes)

In the not-too-distant future (Next Sunday, A.D.), the universe has come together to the point where Earth has made contact with several intelligent alien civilizations. However, intergalactic arms dealer Agent Abrella starts to help out the extraterrestrial criminals on Earth, called Alienizers, by providing technology and giant robots to them because he enjoys profiting from crime, and dreams of a world without the police. In response the organization Special Police Dekaranger, or S.P.D., brings together a team of officers to apprehend the Alienizers.

You want to see space cops doing space cop stuff? Then this is the show for you. Admittedly, this isn’t the most story-driven show, but is instead carried by its characters, who go through a lot of development. The Dekarangers have one of the best team dynamics in Sentai history. All of them are very likable characters, and it’s a lot of fun to see them interact. But the best character in the show goes to the Dekarangers’ boss, Doggie Kruger/Dekamaster, a dog alien who becomes a Dekaranger himself, labeling himself The Watchdog of Hell. That has to be the coolest title any superhero has ever had. Dekamaster is another one of the greatest Super Sentai characters ever, taking down a hundred goons in his first battle by himself.

I haven’t even gotten to Agent Abrella, one of the coolest Sentai villains of all time. He’s obsessed with profit and chaos, and he’s easily one of the most sadistic main villains compared to his predecessors. He isn’t some evil emperor who wants to rule the world. He just wants to raise hell and make a quick buck from it. He’s also voiced by Ryusei Nakao, the Japanese voice of Frieza from Dragon Ball Z. That’s another appeal of Sentai, the voice talent. A lot of big-name voice actors have voiced characters, like Mao Ichimichi and Kotono Mitsuishi. Hell, the currently ongoing Kikai Sentai Zenkaiger has Yuki Kaji of Attack on Titan fame voicing one of the main characters.

Dekaranger is easily one of the most popular Sentai seasons out there, as it has a lot of additional material. Not only did the Dekarangers get a theatrically released film like many other seasons before it, they teamed up with two separate Sentai teams, some of them cameoed in the anniversary series Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, they got a reunion movie ten years after its finale, four of the Dekarangers guest starred in another Sentai series two years after that, Uchu Sentai Kyuranger, which served as a prologue to a team-up with another Toei hero, Uchuu Kenji Gavan, and then that led into the Dekarangers cameoing in another Kyuranger movie meant to be an epilogue to that series.

Yeah, this is why I haven’t talked about the Sentai movies in this post. You don’t have to watch any of these unless you really enjoy Dekaranger, which you should at least check out. It’s slow at times, but it’s still a lot of fun.

Engine Sentai Go-Onger (2008-2009, 50 Episodes)

The Banki Clan Gaiark have traveled from their home dimension of Machine World and chosen Earth as their new home, but they have to pollute the planet to serve as an ideal living space for their kind. In response, sentient animal-themed vehicles called the Engines choose five humans to partner up with, the five humans in question becoming the Go-Ongers.

Unlike most of the shows I talked about, Go-Onger is incredibly goofy, and I love it. The characters are all incredibly likable, both the Go-Ongers and the Engines. While Sentai had touched upon the idea of treating the mecha as sentient beings, this was one of the earliest series to actually have their partners talk, leading to some interesting character dynamics. The villains are also really fun to watch. While they’re about as competent as Team Rocket at times, there are moments where you actually feel bad for them, especially towards the end of the series.

It’s also really funny. Granted, comedy is subjective, so you may not find the same things as funny, but there are a lot of funny moments in this show, all helped by the actors giving amazing performances. Go-Onger can get extremely wacky at times, like in Episode 31. I’m not going to say what happens, you should watch it for yourself.

What makes the humor really work unlike the last attempt at a comedy-focused Sentai, Carranger, it didn’t really feel mean-spirited by portraying the heroes as idiots by claiming to be “parodying” Sentai. Yes, the Go-Ongers can be dumb at times, but they still take their jobs seriously when they’re not goofing around. There’s not really much I can say about Go-Onger other than it being a bunch of dumb fun. If you’re in the mood to start off with something more light-hearted, I’d check it out.

Samurai Sentai Shinkenger (2009-2010, 49 Episodes)

For centuries, generations of samurai have waged a war against a race of demons from the underworld called the Gedoshu. After their leader was temporarily sealed away for several years, the Gedoshu begin another invasion of the surface while trying to flood the Sanzu River, which grows through human misery. In response, the current generation of samurai, the Shiba Clan, assemble to fight the Gedoshu as the Shinkengers.

This was actually one of the first Sentai seasons I ever watched, as my first Power Rangers season was Samurai. And yeah, while Samurai is a really bad adaptation, I’m here to judge Shinkenger on its own. Admittedly, there are a lot of qualities that can be chalked up to cultural differences, like the whole honor code samurai have and certain plotlines you’d see in a jidaigeki film. The Shinkengers themselves are all very likable characters, and you can really relate to their struggles of being forced into this war (again, handled a lot better than what’s going on with Marinette). All of them have different responses to their situation. Some of them dedicate themselves to wholeheartedly following their lord (Takeru/Shinken Red) or being more vocal in their hatred of their duties.

The villains are also really interesting. Sure, the big bad is pretty boring, but the side villains are just so twisted they really steal the show. Takeru/ShinkenRed gets a rival who serves as a perfect foil to him, representing the idea of why one fights. Even the concept of the Gedoushu is pretty terrifying. Demons from another world hellbent on causing misery to flood our world with their water, which I must point out, is deadly to humans. They’re not my favorite villain group, but they’re a close second.

There’s also some clever plot twists that happen late into the series that I don’t want to give away. Sure, you might have a hard time getting used to the Japanese culture at first, but Shinkenger is still a great series.

Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger (2011-2012, 51 Episodes)

The Zangyack Empire invades Earth and because of their army reaching across the universe, they become the greatest threat the planet has ever had. In response, the previous thirty-four Sentai teams unite to fight them. They succeed, but the attack they used to wipe out the battle fleet stripped them of their powers. A few years later, a group of space pirates come to Earth in search of “The Greatest Treasure in the Universe”. While the pirates couldn’t care less about stopping the Zangyack, they still have to deal with them while searching for the treasure, which is somehow connected to the previous thirty-four Sentai teams. Also, the pirates form their own Sentai team, the thirty-fifth Sentai team in particular, the Gokaigers, who have the ability to TRANSFORM INTO ANY OF THE PREVIOUS SENTAI TEAMS.

For Super Sentai’s 35th anniversary, Toei wanted to go big this time. While the previous two anniversary seasons only had movies that paid tribute to Sentai as a whole, this was the first season where the anniversary aspect was in the premise alone. 

The interesting thing is that the series was changed last-minute, and it was totally for the better. See, in March of 2011, Japan’s Tohoku Region was devastated by an earthquake registering at a 9.1 on the Richter scale. To this day, it was the largest earthquake ever recorded in Japan’s history, and that’s not even getting into the tsunami it caused the same day. What does this have to do with Gokaiger? In response to the tragedy, several tokusatsu stars including Super Sentai alumni took to social media to encourage kids to stay positive, and even asked some of Gokaiger’s showrunners if they could reprise their roles in an episode. Originally, there were going to be some cameos from past Sentai heroes, but it would only be limited to the ones whose powers would upgrade the Gokaigers’ giant robot. After this, there were a lot more cameos from Sentai alumni in the latter half of the series. Out of Gokaiger’s 51 episodes, 24 of them were tributes to past seasons. And that’s not even getting into all of the cameos in the movies too.

This was another one of the first Sentai seasons I ever saw, and it really helped me get into the franchise as a whole. It manages to explain things to people who haven’t seen certain seasons, while paying tributes to said seasons and making clever homages older fans will understand. Admittedly, the show does spoil the endings of the older seasons like Liveman and Jetman, so keep that in mind before starting this one.

Even outside of the tributes, the Gokaigers are some of the most memorable characters Super Sentai’s had in recent years. While they aren’t exactly evil, they start off not really interested in protecting Earth and care more about getting the Greatest Treasure in the Universe. The only reason they fight the Zangyack in the first episode was because their lunch was interrupted. A team of anti-heroes in Super Sentai hasn’t really been done before. Even then, there’s an interesting dynamic where some of the Gokaigers have more of a moral conscience than the others. And as the series goes on, they start to care more about protecting the Earth, even if they don’t admit it.

It’s just a really good show, and even if it isn’t your first, I’d check it out.

Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger (2013-2014, 48 Episodes)

When the alien entity known as Deboss invades Earth during the prehistoric era, another bird-like alien named Torin empowers several dinosaurs into the mighty Zyudenryu to fight off the invading force. After a brutal final battle, Deboss was sealed away, but his army of followers was still growing. In response, Torin started to recruit several humans throughout time into the modern day to become the Kyoryugers.

While Gokaiger was the first Sentai I ever watched, Kyoryuger was the first Sentai I watched every week as it aired, so it has a special place in my heart despite its middling reputation. Yeah, Kyoryuger has been criticized for starting the trend of Red Senshi stealing all the screentime, and while that can easily be applied to later entries like Shuriken Sentai Ninninger and Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger (the latter basically made Red and Gold the only ones to pilot the giant robots while the others watched), I don’t think it's as bad as everyone says it is.

There is just an amazing cast of characters here. It’s the first Sentai to be composed of ten rangers (while Dekaranger also had ten, three of them were just one-offs), and it does a really good job at balancing them all out. Yes, Daigo/Kyoryu Red does get a handful of power-ups and can be the focus at times, but the other characters all have their own distinct personalities and are just a blast to watch. I’d honestly recommend watching a few episodes of this show to get an idea on how to do an ensemble cast. If I end up doing the whole “tokusatsu has better toy tie-ins than Miraculous” thing, expect me to talk about how Kyoryuger introduces its new characters and giant robots.

And then there’s the soundtrack. Oh my God, the soundtrack. Sentai tends to have banger songs for their seasons, and Kyoryuger is no exception. “Vamola! Kyoryuger”, “Solid Bullet”, “Kyoryu Gold! Iza!”, “Yuuki Bakuretsu”, “Chou Shinka! Kyoryu Beat”, “Houkou! Bragigas”, and “Senkou no Brave”. So many of these songs are incredibly catchy, and I haven’t listed all of them. The show has a bit of a music motif, so it makes sense for there to be a lot of insert songs.

The one major flaw I have to point out is that you kind of have to watch the theatrical movie (which is only slightly longer than an average episode), in order to understand some of the plotpoints for the season’s endgame, but other than that, it’s still a really good season to start off on.

Mashin Sentai Kiramager (2020-2021, 45 Episodes)

The Dark Empire Yodonheim attacks the planet Crystalia, with the king’s brother betraying him and siding with the enemy. The kingdom’s princess is sent to Earth to recruit five warriors to fight the Empire. The chosen five all possess “Kiramental”, a way of weaponizing their imagination, which they use to defend the Earth’s radiance.

Precure fans might remember this being the season where Cure Star met the Red to promote the latter’s season (actually referring to Cure Star as his sempai), and I can kind of see why. A lot of fans have jokingly compared this season to Precure because of the gemstone motif and focus on creativity, with Juru/Kiramai Red acting like a Pink Cure according to some of the comments I’ve seen in Sentai discussion forums.

This is the most recent season to finish as of this post, and it’s already gotten a lot of praise in terms of writing, characters, story, and managing all of these during the COVID-19 Pandemic and having to adapt to losing five episodes in the process. The characters are very likable, the Red is one of the better ones in recent years with him being more timid compared to the more hotheaded ones, and the villains are also amazing, and some of the best in recent years. Episodes can range from funny to tragic to just plain awesome in terms of writing, with seemingly innocent filler episodes being the source of major bombshells and plot twists. 

Honestly, there’s not much I can really say about this show other than check it out for yourself.

But these are just my recommendations. If you do some research and see a season you like, I’d go for it. If anyone else wants me to do these for Kamen Rider and Ultraman, I’d be happy to.

Sorry this took so long.

[aboleth-workshop]

D&D 3.5 Homebrews by Aboleth-Eye

Hey there friends!  This is my Masterpost for all my homebrew ideas for Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Edition!  

I typically take requests and share ideas on my personal discord, click here to join the Aboleth-Eye Discord!   Friends of the server get first shot at requests, invites to play games, and we can talk about d&d and tabletop gaming all day! 

Included Below The Cut:

Base Classes, Races, Bestiary, Magic Items, Etc.

Base Classes

The Gravedigger -- A ranger variant with mystic powers relating to death, graveyards and the moon!  These outcasts learn to sever the connection between life and death of many creatures, and gain powers for exploring the darkest crypts.  Unique weapon proficiencies also included, such as  combat shovels and lantern weapons.

The Hairdancer -- A blend of monk and battle dancer abilities, all tied to having supernaturally strong hair!  Able to shape their hair into powerful lashes, these dancing warriors traverse the highest towers to the haughtiest social circles.  Includes several feats for this class variant! 

Fey Warlock -- A variant warlock class, attuned to the power of nature and beholden to the fey!  Includes alternate class features that grant abilities like wings! 

Focus Witch -- A variant of the base witch class.  Choose a unique focus of power for your witchcraft: including wild animals, alchemy, the sky, water, plants, and even darker focuses such as blood or the Abyss!  Also includes new feats for this class and other spontaneous spellcasters!

The Valiant -- A variant of monk, mixed with paladin and elemental fighter!  Become a mighty force for good with elemental strikes, spell-like abilities and a sparkly knockout punch!  Play out your own Power Ranger/sentai and Sailor Moon/Precure/magical girl fantasies in d&d!   

Celestial Warlock -- A variant of warlock, granting the invoker powers over light and celestial healing!  Includes alternate class features like Manifest Celestial, which let’s you become temporarily angelic! As well as a standard warlock alternate, Manifest Fiend!

The Dragoon -- A ranger variant focused on polearms and slaying the inhuman!  Leap into battle with your mastery of spears, with indomitable courage and shrug off the wounds of claws and breath weapons!  

The Narrator -- Gather your cast of friends and allies, blend together bardic spells and dramatic poetry while directing others like the noble can.  Flip the script and rearrange the battle because you want your fellow heroes to succeed against the forces of evil!

The Spiritualist -- An warlock variant that invokes dreadful but powerful ghostly abilities, such as cowering spirits and binding them to your will.  Travel through the halls of death as a medium, and beckon forth the powers of the departed!

The Fiendknife -- Become a living weapon of the Lower Planes, a wielder of terrible bladelimbs to decimate your enemies.  Your weapons grow in power and supernatural gifts, as well as your specific fighting style!  Inspired by the Hybrids from Chainsaw Man!

Races

The Construct Catalog -- Several canon and homebrewed construct races!  Porcelain people, 3.5 Shardminds (and magical counterparts), living spellbooks, singing statues and much more!

The Entobian -- Inspired by a Pathfinder race of the same name, these are insectoids who grow from Larvites into unique castes of creatures--beetles, butterflies and more!  Unique racial feats and a racial deity (with a unique domain) is included..

Talking Animals -- A vast menagerie of intelligent animals, ready to join the civilized and exciting world of adventuring!!  Tons of species covered: birds, bears, bunnies and more!  Currently taking requests!

The Grace of Unicorns -- Transforming the iconic fantasy beast into a racial monster class so you can play a resplendent sylvan protector! Also included is a racial prestige class, the Celestial Charger!  Become an emissary of the Queen of Unicorns, across the planescape!

The Licerna -- Inspired by the unicorn characters of @2ghosts, welcome the elegant horned outsiders descended from the celestial charger unicorns of Ehlonna!  Currently includes several racial feats, a racial paragon class, and a Licerna racial Favored Soul variant!

Spooky Races -- Originally just an undead-focused homebrew page, recently other spooky races have been added on! Intelligent skeletons, mini liches, headless riders and frightful scarecrows!  

The Sparstones -- Beautiful heroic statues that come to life through divine resonances in the earth and loving craftsmanship, inspired by this post by @otherwindow​.  Sculpted to emulate the heroes of old, they are brave and beautiful but are literally dumb as rocks.  

Strangers Abound - A collection of races that stand apart from the normal demographics and ways of sentient life!  Man-eating plants, shadow-filled diving suits, and even object-headed planeswalkers!  

Aboleth-Eye’s Bestiary 

Here’s a bunch of homebrew 3e/3.5 monsters!  Free for anyone to use!  Includes:

Gold-eating axolotls, gingerbread golems, bean sidhe (banshee), vegetable pets, antlered birds, unicorn rabbits, wasp-filled cultists, marrow-eating bone horses, sheepish bushes, wish-granting jellyfish, shadowy dancers, church-hating miscreants, urban pest griffons, lightning in a bottle, rosy gardeners, etc.

Adding more all the time!  Requests and ideas are welcome, with due credit!

Magic Items/Trinkets

Clock of Temporal Frustration - A maddeningly patterned clock that breaks down and reforms magic items, even allowing the creation of new ones with the right materials.  All with the risk of being aged forwards or backwards a little bit, or the clock vanishing on you with all your goods.

Feywild Gate Pendants - Wear the favor of a fey lord and enter their secret wards, grants bonuses to interact with fey if their fey lord is friendly to you!

Dagger of Deerhaunt - A dagger made from an antler, cursed with the spirit of the deer who was slain for it!

Pumps of the Scaled Princess - Magical high heels that, when attuned, grant the wearer a magical merfolk-like tail and the ability to breathe underwater.

Necromancer’s Spark Ring - A magical bone ring with a retinue to skeletal servants and a ghostly light within.

The Skittering Throne - A strange eight-legged chair that helps the sitter get around rapidly, even up walls and on ceilings! 

The Crown of Fantasy - More a setting concept than actual item, whoever dons this crown has every whim and thought in their head projected within the borders of an old lost kingdom...  

Wondrous Garbage - A bunch of submitted ideas for d&d/ttrpg magic items, eclectic and fun!  

Additional Resources

Arcane Beast (Homebrew Spell List) - Create magical beast minions on the fly, customize like psions can with astral construct!

Aboleth-Eye’s collection of D&D Asks!  Includes campaign inspirations, d&d race ideas, discussions on canon lore/alignments/classes, new DM advice, etc!

Plant Companions -- Mostly a direct copy of the original DR #357 article for better clarification, but this guide also includes sample builds and some homebrew abilities for the Plant Companion.

If you have any feedback, or your own idea for a homebrew class, race, etc. then send me a message at @aboleth-workshop or @aboleth-eye​!   If you have an idea, I can workshop the idea with you firsthand through my Discord!

Thanks for reading!  Be safe out there, adventurers!  Love, Aboleth-Eye.

Updated as of 11/25/23!

[magicalgirlagency]

Who/what was your main inspo for Eugenia? I'm curious.

Why only Eugenia? I’m gonna do the whole team:

Honey Witch Vivi: Tomoe Mami (PMMM), Bee (Bee & Puppycat) Cure Custard/Arisugawa Himari (KiraKira PreCure à la Mode);

Cupid Harpy Sally: Sakura Kyouko (PMMM), Amethyst (Steven Universe), Harukaze Pop (Ojamajo Doremi);

Star Navigator Amelia: Miki Sayaka (PMMM), Utena Tenjou (Revolutionary Girl Utena), Princess Rosalina (Super Mario Bros.);

Pink Soldier Kiki: Kirby (Kirby of the Stars), Cure Lovely/Aino Megumi (Happiness Charge PreCure), Princess Comet (Cosmic Baton Girl Comet-san);

Wisp Rider Winona: Tracer/Lena Oxton (Overwatch) Sailor Uranus/Tenoh Haruka (Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon), Princess Sapphire (Princess Knight);

Cheerful Doll Delilah: Spinel (Steven Universe), Cure Yell/Nono Hana (Huggto PreCure), Dot Warner (Animaniacs);

Tech Witch Donovan: Donatello (TMNT), Espio the Chameleon (SonicTH), Kakyoin Noriaki (JJBA);

Frost Rabbot Nia: Tecna (Winx Club), Frost (Mortal Kombat), Hatsune Miku (Vocaloid);

Quirky Rebel Nova: Princess Daisy (Super Mario Bros.), Mankanshoku Mako (Kill la Kill), Mabel Pines (Gravity Falls);

Devilish Clover Perci: Eclipsa Butterfly (Star Vs. TFoE), Nico Robin (One Piece), Morticia Addams (The Addams Family);

Milky Angel Holly: Panty Anarchy (P&SwG), Sailor Venus/Aino Minako (Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon), Fujiko Mine (Lupin the Third);

Pretty Punisher Aya: Hyuuga Hinata (Naruto), Fluttershy (MLP:FiM), Lapis Lazuli albeit not as spiteful as she is (Steven Universe);

Demonic Witch Ace: Fudo Akira (Devilman), Ground Zero/Bakugou Katsuki albeit much less of an ass than him (BnHA), Meta Knight (Kirby of the Stars);

Artsy Chameleon Enzo: Yoshi (Super Mario Bros.), Guido Mista (JJBA), Arsène Lupin III (Lupin the Third);

Cursed Maestro Arthur: Arthur Kingsmen (Mystery Skulls Animated), Luigi (Super Mario Bros.), Danny Fenton/Phantom (Danny Phantom);

Soul Genie Inka: Li’l Kyuubey (Magia Record), Mew Pudding/Bu-Ling Huang (Tokyo MewMew), Starfire/Koriand’r (DC Comics);

Mighty Berserker Thor: All Might/Toshinori Yagi (BnHA), Garnet (Steven Universe), Sailor Jupiter/Kino Makoto (Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon);

Tender Rebel Eugenia: Kurashita Tsukimi (Kuragehime), Princess Peach (Super Mario Bros.), Fujiwara Hazuki (Ojamajo Doremi);

Sparkling Boxer Birdy: Little Mac (Punch-Out!!), Josuke Higashikata (JJBA), Knuckles the Echidna (SonicTH);

Citrus Chariot Julie: Lemon Jade (Steven Universe), Buttercup (PPG), Mimori Tougo (Yuki Yuna is a Hero).

[herosname]

Headcanons

Izuku can play the ukulele. When he was in middle school, All Might did a brand deal with music company that released a special “All Mighty Ukulele”, which was just a uke with a paint coat done to mimic his hero costume. Naturally, Izuku wanted it. And once he had it, he might as well learn how to play. He’s entirely self taught and mostly just likes picking the strings.

He has asthma and carries an inhaler. This asthma isn’t normally too dangerous, not having a bad attack since he was a little kid. Regardless, he would rather be too careful then not being able to breath.

He has a love of true crime. Well, not LOVE, but it’s certainly something he’s interested in. Heroes and villains go hand in hand with true crime, so Izuku often listens to various podcasts, videos, news reports, and goes to different forum sites discussing things. 

Honestly he’s probably solved a cold case. One of those things you see about like, reddit solving a cold case by bringing in one piece of information that wasn’t considered before.

Izuku never properly expressed his trauma from growing up. He never mentioned it to his mother, not wanting her to worry anymore then she already did. He later realizes just how fucked up it was at UA and it’s a lot more then he can take.

Most of this comes from the fact that he doesn’t want to ruin what he has now. Kacchan and him have become actual friends again. He’s seen how much Bakugo has changed and feels by saying anything, it’ll all be for nothing.

Notebook for EVERYTHING. A notebook for each subject in school. His hero notes. Notes about his training. A notebook that full of nothing but random thoughts with no organization. Don’t know what to get him as a gift? Notebook.

He loves Prepure, which is the in-universe version of the franchise PreCure or Pretty Cure. Fuckin. Magical girls dude.

[powerverse-universe-210]

Powerverse Universe 210 Omnipost

This post will be edited as I finish up the posts for the specific seasons and as the main Powerverse Omnipost is edited.

(Credit for logo: https://tmblr.co/mnH-XspibTe_AWh-QFfwuWA)

Power Ranger/Power Rider/Ultraman/Toku Hero (with timeline placement, in both Eltarian Years and Earth Years)–Super Sentai/Kamen Rider/Ultra Series/Toku Hero (Japanese name)

Power Rider Royal 1 (Post Enlightenment Era: 14,999/BC 8063) – Kamen Rider

Power Rangers Eltar (Post Enlightenment Era: 15,000/BC 8062) – Himitsu Sentai Gorenger/Goranger

Power Rider Royal 2 (Post Enlightenment Era: 15,009/BC 8053) – Kamen Rider 2

Power Rider Royal V3 (Post Enlightenment Era: 15,030/BC 8032) – Kamen Rider V3

Power Rider E.X.E (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,020/1944) – Kamen Rider X

Power Rider Roarior (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,023/1947) – Kamen Rider Amazon

Power Rider Surge (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,025/1949) – Kamen Rider Stronger

Power Rider Zephyr (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,026/1950) – Kamen Rider Skyrider

Power Rider Eclipse (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,027/1951) – Kamen Rider Super-1

Power Rider Ninobi (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,028/1952) – Kamen Rider ZX

Power Rangers Royal Flush (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,036/1960) – J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai

Power Rangers Dance Beat (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,037/1961) – Battle Fever J

Power Rangers Trisol (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,038/1962) – Taiyo Sentai Sun Vulcan

Power Rangers Treasure Trackers (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,039/1963) – Dai Sentai Goggle V

Power Rangers Dyna Might (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,039/1963) – Kagaku Sentai Dynaman

Power Rangers Atomic Burst (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,040/1964) – Choudenshi Bioman

Power Rangers Cosmic Spark (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,042/1966) – Denshi Sentai Denziman

Power Rangers Alchemist Adventurers (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,043/1967) – Denegeki Sentai Changeman

Power Rangers Prism Protectors (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,044/1968) –  Choudenshi Bioman

Power Rangers Universal Aura (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,045/1969) – Hikari Sentai Maskman

Power Rangers Nature’s Guardians (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,046/1970) – Choujuu Sentai Liveman

Power Rangers Penta Academy (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,047/1971) – Chikyuu Sentai Fiveman

Power Rangers Avian Armada (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,048/1972) – Choujin Sentai Jetman

Ultraman (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,052/1976)

Power Rider Rex (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,052/1976) – Kamen Rider Black

Magician Warriors of the Starford Citadel (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,066/1990) – Original, based on Harry Potter

TMNT (appearances start in Post Enlightenment Era: 25,066/1990)

Masked Rider (Post Enlightenment Era/ 25,067/1991) – Kamen Rider Black RX

Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,068/1992) – Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger

VR Troopers (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,068/1992) – Superhuman Machine Metalder, Dimensional Warrior Spielban, Space Sheriff Shaider

Beetleborgs (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,068/1992) – Juukou B-Fighter, B-Fighter Kabuto

Power Rangers Thunder Spirits (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,069/1993) – Gosei Sentai Dairanger

Power Rangers Ninjetti (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,070/1994) – Ninja Sentai Kakuranger

Power Rangers Aquitar (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,070/1994) – Ninja Sentai Kakuranger

Power Rider Biocide (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,070/1994) – Kamen Rider Shin

Power Rangers Zeo (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,072/1996) – Chouriki Sentai Ohranger

Ultraman Tiga (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,072/1996) –

Power Rider Zer0 (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,072/1996) – Kamen Rider ZO

Power Rangers Turbo (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,073/1997) – Gekisou Sentai Carranger

Power Rider Jiga (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,073/1997) – Kamen Rider J

Power Rangers In Space (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,074/1998) – Denji Sentai Megaranger

Power Rangers Robo Racers (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,074/1998) – Kousoku Sentai Turboranger

Power Rider Adalve (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,074/1998) – Kamen Rider Kuuga

Power Rangers Lost Galaxy (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,075/1999) – Seijuu Sentai Gingaman

Power Rider Wyvern (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,075/1999) – Kamen Rider Agito

Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,076/2000) – Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive

The Magical Meotis Warriors of Light (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,076/2000) – Original, based on Futari wa Pretty Cure

Power Rider MirWar (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,076/2000) – Kamen Rider Ryuki

Power Rangers Time Force (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,077/2001) – Mirai Sentai Timeranger

Magical Meotis Warriors of Light: Maximum Power! (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,077/2001) – Original, based on Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart

Power Rider Phi (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,077/2001) – Kamen Rider 555

Power Rangers Wild Force (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,078/2002) – Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger

Magical Meotis Warriors: Natural Power! (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,078/2002) – Original, based on Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star

Power Rider Arcane (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,078/2002) – Kamen Rider Blade

Power Rangers Ninja Storm (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,079/2003) – Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger

Magical Meotis Warriors: The Five Warriors! (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,079/2003) – Original, based on Yes! Pretty Cure 5

Power Rider Meloni (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,079/2003) – Kamen Rider Hibiki

The Magical Warriors of Volar (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,080/2004) – Original, based on Winx Club

Power Rangers Dino Thunder (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,080/2004) – Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger

The Five Magical Meotis Warriors Return (Plus One) [Post Enlightenment Era: 25,080/2004] – Original, based on Yes! Pretty Cure 5 GoGo!

Power Rider S.W.A.R.M. (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,080/2004) – Kamen Rider Kabuto

Power Rangers Mystic Force (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,081/2005) – Mahou Sentai Magiranger

Magical Meotis Warriors: Fresh Fruit Team! (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,081/2005) – Original, based on Fresh Pretty Cure!

Power Rider Djand (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,081/2005) – Kamen Rider Den-O

Power Rangers Operation Overdrive (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,082/2006) – GoGo Sentai Boukenger

Power Rider Vamp (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,082/2006) – Kamen Rider Kiva

The Magical Meotis Warriors: The Heartful Flowers (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,083/2007) – Original, based on Heartcatch Pretty Cure!

Power Rider Deca (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,083/2007) – Kamen Rider Decade

Power Rangers Jungle Fury (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,084/2008) – Juken Sentai Gekiranger

Magical Meotis Warriors: Musical Power! (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,084/2008) – Original, based on Suite Pretty Cure

Power Rider Douw (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,084/2008) – Kamen Rider W

Ultraman Xeno (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,084/2008) – Ultraman X

Power Rangers Bushido Blades (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,085/2009) – Samurai Sentai Shinkenger

Magical Meotis Warriors: Smile Power! (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,085/2009) – Original, based on Smile Pretty Cure

Power Rider Animaster (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,085/2009) – Kamen Rider OOO

Power Rangers Guardian Spirits (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,086/2010) – Tensou Sentai Goseiger

Magical Meotis Warriors: The Solo Warrior! (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,087/2011) – Original, based on Pretty Cure All Stars New Stage: Mirai no Tomodachi

Power Rangers Pirate Legends (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,088/2012) – Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger

Power Rider 4Z (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,088/2012) – Kamen Rider Fourze

Power Rangers Pirate Legends Set Sail (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,089/2013) – Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger

Power Rangers Biotec Busters (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,089/2013) – Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters

Magical Meotis Warriors: The Eye Catchers (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,089/2013) – Original, based on Doki Doki! Pretty Cure

Masked Rider Rex (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,089/2013) – Kamen Rider Black RX

Ultraman Twlit Dawn and Dusk (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,089/2013) – Ultraman Ginga

Power Rangers Fossil Spirits (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,090/2014) – Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger

Magical Meotis Warriors: The Happiness Chargers (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,090/2014) – Original, based on Happiness Charge Pretty Cure!

Power Rider Mystic (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,090/2014) – Kamen Rider Wizard

Power Rider Roarior Evolution (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,091/2015) – Kamen Rider Amazons

Power Rangers Rail Warriors (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,091/2015) – Ressha Sentai Toqger

Magical Meotis Warriors: Princess Warriors (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,091/2015) – Original, based on Go! Princess Pretty Cure

Power Rider Warruit (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,091/2015) – Kamen Rider Gaim

Masked Rider Shadow (Post Enlightenment Era: 25,091/2015) – Kamen Rider Black RX

Power Rangers Shinobi Strike (Universal Union Era: 1/2016) – Shuriken Sentai Ninninger

Magical Meotis Warriors: Pure Magical Power (Universal Union Era: 1/2016) – Original, based on Mahou Tsukai Pretty Cure!

Power Rangers Beast Might (Universal Union Era: 1/2016) – Doubutsu Sentai Zyuohger

Magical Meotis Warriors: Chef Power (Universal Union Era: 1/2016) – Original, based on KiraKira Pretty Cure A La Mode

Power Rider Racer (Universal Union Era: 1/2016) – Kamen Rider Drive

Power Rider Phantom (Universal Union Era: 1/2016) – Kamen Rider Ghost

Power Rangers Shooting Star Squadron (Universal Union Era: 2/2017) – Uchuu Sentai Kyuranger

Magical Meotis Warriors: The Return of the Original Meotis Warriors (Universal Union Era: 2/2017) – Original, based roughly on the PreCure All Stars movies and HUGtto! Pretty Cure

Power Rangers Morphing Master (Universal Union Era: 2/2017) – Power Rangers 2017 Movie

Power Rider Arcade (Universal Union Era: 2/2017) – Kamen Rider Ex-Aid

Power Rider Hybrid (Universal Union Era: 2/2017) – Kamen Rider Build

Power Rangers Phantom Justice (Universal Union Era: 3/2018) – Kaitou Sentai Lupinranger vs Keisatsu Sentai Patranger

Magical Meotis Warriors: Galaxy Power (Universal Union Era: 3/2018) – Original, based on Star Twinkle Pretty Cure

Power Rangers Space Patrol Delta (Universal Union Era: 10/2025) – Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger

Power Rangers Fossil Rebirth (Universal Union Era: 39/2065) – Power Rangers Dino Force Brave

[pastelicmelodydreamic]

so if youre wondering what i accept and not accept and yes request are open for aesthetic pfps and wallpapers i will make 6 of them and 3 for wallpapers

what do i allowed:rollie pollie ollie, komi witch lara,animal mechanicals, the airport diary,bolts and blip,bubble bubble marin,dive olly dive,the adventures of massey ferguson,rob the robot,aikatsu,pretty series,batwheels,precure,finley the fire engine,robot trains,the adventures of chuck and friends,super wings,robocar poli,tayo the little bus,object shows(except goanimate object shows and object terror),veggietales,jewelpet,kirby,sitting ducks,bang dream,d4dj,love live,mewkledreamy,krew,catch teenieping,flowering heart,titipo titipo,mermaid melody,hatsune miku and project sekai,girls x heroine,banjo-kazooie,fire emblem,xenoblade chronicles,show by rock,winx club,lolirock,sanrio,1998 bob the builder,roary the racing car,ever after high,totally spies,shining star,lapis re: lights,gogobus,angel's friends,underground ernie,auto b good,vroomiz,regal academy,ricky zoom,go go cory carson,blaze and the monster machines,chuggington, cars, tokyo mew mew,thomas the tank engine and friends,budgie the little helicopter,princess pring,dream street,rilu rilu fairilu, secret jouju,jungle junction,busy buses,ojamajo doremi,balala the fairies,heroes of the city, olly the little white van,go go dino, meteor and the mighty trucks,rainbow bubblegem,trains animated series, elias the rescue boat,little robots,the stinky and dirty show, sailor moon,brum, nekopara,robotboy, puella magica madoka,fire engine ray, love and berry dress up and dance,city of friends, idolmaster,the haunted house anime,tea tea cherry,pororo the little penguin,tractor tom, sofy ruby, engie benjy, hime chen lipri, AKB0048, H2O just add water and mermaid adventures, pelle the police car,K-ON,luminary tears,legends of sparx, firehouse tales,jim henson's construction site,king of prism,ensemble stars,onegai my melody, shugo chara,go go vehicle zoo,is the order a rabbit?,idolish7,monster high,trucktown,barbie franchise,theodore tugboat,pastel memories,rev and roll, lucky star,planes,cardcaptor sakura,tugs, pop pixie and w.i.t.c.h

what i dont accept: my little pony all gens,topsy and tim,the diddleys(vehicle cartoon),mighty express,all engines go,go buster,cocomelon,rule 34,zombie land saga,flower fairy,fetish,sydney sailboat,jay jay the jet plane,breadbarbershop,the loud house,horrid henry,horror movies,teen titans go,banana goat pig cricket,secret mountain fort awesome and more

feel free to ask for requests

i hope you have a wonderful time in dreamyverse

[vesta-vega]

The SUBSPACE SIBLINGS WORST TOURNAMENT EVER TOURNAMENT:round 3 the empire strikes back

@truezero I’m so sorry Cure Scarlet killed you son

1c: Sunset Shimmer MLP Equestria girls vs Vi arcane

2c:Mollymauk Tealeaf mighty nine vs Yang Xiao Long RWBY

3c: Iida Tenya my hero academia vs Jason Grace hero’s of Olympus

4c: Alex Stardew valley vs Howl Pendragon howls moving castle

5c: Cure Scarlet go!princess precure vs Kaeya Alberich genshin impact

[fancuredirectory]

Hi everyone! So great to see so many of you here! I’m Sayuri, but better known as Cure Primrose, from Kiss Aurora Star Precure. I got the honor of presenting the category “Best Collaboration”. It’s important for Precures to be able to work together as a team, to fulfill their missions. The same goes for the amazing creators and what is more beautiful, than seeing two creators put their creativity together and create something amazing?? So let's take a look at the talented nominees. Our nominees are Petite Parade Pretty Cure, Sugar and Spice Pretty Cure, Infinite Pretty Cure, Mighty Hero Pretty Cure, and Papillon Pretty Cure. Aaaand let’s not drag it out any longer! I can’t wait to see… Aaaand the winner is… Petite Parade Pretty Cure! What a well deserved win! Congratulations to the both of you and your amazing team work!

[mightyhero-official]

here’s a full body ref of Diane/ Cure Wonder!

yes that’s  a nightwing shirt