Gosei Sentai Dairanger（1993）
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Ninja Sentai Kakuranger（1994）
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Chouriki Sentai Ohranger（1995）
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Gekisou Sentai Carranger（1996）
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Roles and character names follow the sources on each work page; the filmography follows the person’s Japanese Wikipedia article.
Four 1990s Sentai shows, this time alongside your children. From what age, what they latch onto, and the episodes to watch for — a parent's companion grounded in the actual story.
Kids’ guide →The heroes and guardian beasts from the screen, recalled as things you can still hold — real photos of figures and period toys, shown as objects, without prices.
Object Gallery →DragonRanger, KibaRanger, Ninjaman, KingRanger — how the invention of the “sixth warrior” changed across four short years.
The Sixth →Arranged by when they were made, set against what else was happening in the world that year. One long river of Japanese tokusatsu, seeping outward.
Production Timeline →Japanese sentai footage crossed the ocean to become America’s Power Rangers. Trace what was reused, and where new footage begins.
The Seam Map →