Juken Sentai Gekiranger

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Juken Sentai Gekiranger
The title card for Jūken Sentai Gekiranger
Genre	Tokusatsu
Created by	Toei
Starring	Hiroki Suzuki Mina Fukui Manpei Takagi Riki Miura Sotaro Yuka Hirata Hirofumi Araki Naoki Kawano Kazue Itō Ichirō Nagai
Narrated by	Kei Grant (ケイ・グラント, Kei Guranto?)
Opening theme	Juken Sentai Gekiranger by Takayoshi Tanimoto
Ending theme	Tao by Ichiro Mizuki
Composer(s)	Kazunori Miyake
Country of origin	Japan
No. of episodes	43
Production
Producer(s)	Hideaki Tsukada Takaaki Utsunomiya Kōichi Yada Masashi Yagi
Co-Producer(s)	Akihiro Fukada Yutaka Izumitani Kenichi Wasano
Running time	24-25 minutes (per episode, excluding commercials), 30 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel	tv asahi
Picture format	720p (HDTV)
Original airing	2007-02-19
Chronology
Preceded by	GoGo Sentai Boukenger
Followed by	Engine Sentai Go-onger
External links
Official website

Juken Sentai Gekiranger (獣拳戦隊ゲキレンジャー, Jūken Sentai Gekirenjā^?, translated as Beast-Fist Squadron Gekiranger^[α]) is Toei Company's thirty-first entry in the Super Sentai franchise. Its theme is that of Kung-Fu with a wild cat motif. Production began on September 29, 2006 with principal photography beginning on October 6, 2006. It premiered on February 18, 2007. Its footage will be used for Power Rangers: Jungle Fury.

Story

Juken Sentai Gekiranger

Four thousand years ago, in China, a form of Kenpo martial arts was developed, the Beast-Fist (獣拳, Jūken^?) style was created by a man named Brusa Ee who built the hidden Beast Origin Village (獣源郷, Jūgenkyō^?). Beast-Fist is a martial art in which one mimics the abilities of animals as well as reach spiritual peace. However, dissent grew among the creator's ten students. Three believed that they should use the suffering and hatred harnessed within humans to increase their power, using their power to assume their monstrous forms, the Three Fist Demons. After Brusa Ee was murdered, the Fist Demon gathered followers to practice a evil form of the Beast-Fist style known as Confrontation Beast-Fist Akugata. The other seven students believed that true strength should come from within, engaging their former friends in a great war, ending the fight with a forbidden technique to seal the Fist Demons' powers at the cost of losing their own human forms in the process, becoming the Seven Fist Sages. Followers of the Fist Sages created the Fierce Beast-Fist Beast Arts school: the Beast-Fist of justice whose sport discipline enhances the human body with the self-produced positive Qi ^[β] called "Fierce Ki." It is taught by Grand Master Sha-Fu, one of the seven Fist Sages, using a sports goods company named "SCRTC" as a front. By present time, a fallen student from the Fierce Beast-Fist school named Rio turns to the Confrontation Beast Fist-style, rebuilding the Confrontation Beast Hall and bring the long-dead Confrontation Beast-Fist users back to life as kyonshi to collect Confrontation Ki, Fierce Ki's polar opposite Qi, in order to resurrect the Three Fist Demons so that through them, he can become stronger. To fight the new Confrontation Beast Hall, Sha-Fu had been training two youths: Ran Uzaki and Retsu Fukami. Along with Jan Kandou, a feral boy raised by tigers in the woods near the hidden village, the Gekiranger team is formed and later joined by two other Fierce Beast users to save the world from the Akugata's ambitions. However, an even greater evil is using the two sides for it's own agenda.

Fierce Beast-Fist Beast Arts

Main article: Fierce Beast-Fist Beast Arts

The Fierce Beast-Fist Beast Arts (激獣拳ビーストアーツ, Geki Jūken Bīsuto Ātsu^?) is the school of Beast-Fist that the Gekirangers practice. It is founded by the legendary Seven Fist Sages (拳聖, Kensei^?), one of whom is mentor to the Gekirangers with the others offering their aid when needed.

Jan Kandou (漢堂 ジャン, Kandō Jan^?) / GekiRed (ゲキレッド, GekiReddo^?)

The "Unbreakable Body" (「アンブレイカブル・ボディ」, Anbureikaburu Bodi^?), a practitioner of Fierce Beast Tiger-Fist (激獣タイガー拳, Gekijū Taigāken^?) who was raised by tigers in the mountains and relies on his brute strength in battle. Because of his upbringing, he has his own terms for various concepts that are used in the titles of episodes. He became Sharkie Chan's first student of the Fierce Beast Shark-Fist (激獣シャーク拳, Gekijū Shākuken^?) sword-fighting style. His strong point is his "Body" (体, Tai^?, also pronounced as Karada), but does not know much about "Heart" as he was raised by animals. Training with Master Gorie Yen of the Fierce Beast Gorilla-Fist (激獣ゴリラ拳, Gekijū Goriraken^?) style will improve Jan's "Heart."

Ran Uzaki (宇崎 ラン, Uzaki Ran^?) / GekiYellow (ゲキイエロー, GekiIerō^?)

The "Honest Heart" (「オネスト・ハート」, Onesuto Hāto^?), a practitioner of Fierce Beast Cheetah-Fist (激獣チーター拳, Gekijū Chītāken^?) who grew up in a dojo and relies on her speed and fists in battle. She is the most straightlaced member of the team, and was chosen by Master Elehung to learn the ball and chain techniques of Fierce Beast Elephant-Fist (激獣エレファント拳, Gekijū Erefantoken^?) which made her more happy and funloving. Her strong point is "Heart" (心, Shin^?, also pronounced as Kokoro), but does not pay attention to details which makes her "Technique" poor. Training with Mistress Michelle Peng of the Fierce Beast Penguin-Fist (激獣ペンギン拳, Gekijū Penginken^?) style will improve Ran's "Technique."

Retsu Fukami (深見 レツ, Fukami Retsu^?) / GekiBlue (ゲキブルー, GekiBurū^?)

The "Fantastic Technique" (「ファンタスティック・テクニック」, Fantasutikku Tekunikku^?), a practitioner of Fierce Beast Jaguar-Fist (激獣ジャガー拳, Gekijū Jagāken^?) who had a career as an artist but now puts beauty into his fighting. He impressed Master Bat Li and was taught the war-fan techniques of Fierce Beast Bat-Fist (激獣バット拳, Gekijū Battoken^?). His strong point is his "Technique" (技, Gi^?, also pronounced as Waza), but does not train as much physically making his "Body" poor. Training with Master Bion Biao of the Fierce Beast Gazelle-Fist (激獣ガゼル拳, Gekijū Gazeruken^?) will improve Retsu's "Body."

Gou Fukami (深見 ゴウ, Fukami Gō^?) / GekiViolet (ゲキバイオレット, GekiBaioretto^?)

The "Iron Will" (「アイアン・ウィル」, Aian Wiru^?) and older brother of Retsu Fukami, thought to have died fighting Rio long ago. But in reality, Gou used the forbidden Beast Full-Body Change in an attempt to defeat Rio and has been cursed to become a werewolf. After regaining his memories and undergoing soul searching, Gou accepts Sha-Fu's offer, taking the newly created GongChanger, and becomes the new team member. Though he is a master of the Fierce Beast Wolf-Fist (激獣ウルフ拳, Gekijū Urufuken^?), Gou reinvented it into his personal Fukami Style (深見流, Fukamiryū^?).

Ken Hisatsu (久津 ケン, Hisatsu Ken^?) / GekiChopper (ゲキチョッパー, GekiChoppā^?)

The "Amazing Ability" (「アメイジング・アビリティ」, Ameijingu Abiriti^?), Ken is a practicioner of Fierce Beast Rhinoceros-Fist (激獣ライノセラス拳, Gekijū Rainoserasuken^?), a Fierce Beast-Fist style learned only by the best martial artists of Beast-Fist at the Beast Origin Village. He has been training away from Japan at the village, and returns to take up the reigns as the fifth Gekiranger GekiChopper. To transform into GekiChopper, Ken uses the SaiBlade.

Confrontation Beast-Fist Akugata

Main article: Confrontation Beast-Fist Akugata

The Confrontation Beast-Fist Akugata (臨獣拳アクガタ, Rin Jūken Akugata^?) is the opposing school of Beast-Fist that gets energy from the suffering of others created by the Three Fist Demons (三拳魔, Sankenma^?). The main school is known as the Confrontation Beast Hall (臨獣殿, Rin Jū Den^?), where all of the dead users are brought back to the world of the living.

Rio (理央, Rio^?) / Black Lion Rio (黒獅子リオ, Kurojishi Rio^?)

The leader of the Confrontation Beast Hall who is a Confrontation Beast Lion-Fist (臨獣ライオン拳, Rinjū Raionken^?) expert. He was originally a Fierce Beast-Fist artist under the tutelage of Sha-Fu, but severed his ties in exchange for power used by those of the Akugata. He had revived the Fist Demons, learning from them to improve his own powers until he was offered a greater power from Long, eventually mastering the Phantom Beast Gryphon-Fist (幻獣グリフォン拳, Genjū Gurifonken^?), fulfilling his destiny as the new Phantom Beast King, transforming into Phantom Beast King Rio (幻獣王リオ, Genjūō Rio^?). Most of his past is unknown, even to himself.

Mele (メレ, Mere^?)

A user of Confrontation Beast Chameleon-Fist (臨獣カメレオン拳, Rinjū Kamereonken^?). She was the first of the Rinrinshī brought back from the dead by Rio and has pledged her heart to him. Upon joining the Phantom Beast-Fist, Mele is reborn as a Phantom General, mastering the Phantom Beast Phoenix-Fist (幻獣フェニックス拳, Genjū Fenikkusuken^?) style.

Phantom Beast-Fist

Main article: Phantom Beast-Fist

The Phantom Beast-Fist (幻獣拳, Gen Jūken^?) is the Beast-Fist which exceeds the Fierce Beast-Fist and the Confrontation Beast-Fist, appearing as the villains for the series' last quarter. Its 13 fighting styles are based off of mythological creatures.

Long (ロン, Ron^?)

The Phantom Beast-Fist's coordinator who is master of the Phantom Beast Dragon-Fist (幻獣ドラゴン拳, Genjū Doragonken^?). His very background is a mystery, hiding in the shadows with a interest in Rio.

Lessons (Episodes)

Main article: List of Juken Sentai Gekiranger episodes

At the end of each Lesson (修行, Shugyō^?), there is a short Beast Arts Academy segment that explains the many pieces of the Gekiranger arsenal, such as the capabilities of the GekiChanger or the performing of GekiWaza.

1. Lesson 1: Niki-Niki! Fierce Beast-Fist! (修行その１ ニキニキ！激獣拳, Shugyō Sono Ichi: Niki-Niki! Geki Jūken^?)
2. Lesson 2: Waki-Waki! Beast-Fist Gattai! (修行その２　ワキワキ！獣拳合体, Shugyō Sono Ni: Waki-Waki! Jūken Gattai^?)
3. Lesson 3: Shio-Shio! Cleaning Power (修行その３ シオシオ！そうじ力, Shugyō Sono San: Shio-Shio! Sōjiryoku^?)
4. Lesson 4: Zowa-Zowa! The Five Venom Fists (修行その４　ゾワゾワ！五毒拳, Shugyō Sono Yon: Zowa-Zowa! Godokuken^?)
5. Lesson 5: Uja-Uja! What Should I Do? (修行その５　ウジャウジャ！どーすりゃいいの？, Shugyō Sono Go: Uja-Uja! Dōsuryaiino?^?)
6. Lesson 6: Juwān! …What's That? (修行その６　ジュワーン！って、何？, Shugyō Sono Roku: Juwān! 'tte, Nani?^?)
7. Lesson 7: Shuba-Shuba Dancing! (修行その７　シュバシュバ踊ろう！, Shugyō Sono Nana: Shuba-Shuba Odorō!^?)
8. Lesson 8: Koto-Koto… Intently Koto-Koto (修行その８　コトコト…ひたすらコトコト, Shugyō Sono Hachi: Koto-Koto… Hitasura Koto-Koto^?)
9. Lesson 9: The Kena-Kena Woman (修行その９　ケナケナの女, Shugyō Sono Kyū: Kena-Kena no On'na^?)
10. Lesson 10: Jara-Jara Attack! The First Errand (修行その10　ジャラジャラ襲撃！はじめてのおつかい, Shugyō Sono Jū: Jara-Jara Shūgeki! Hajimete no Otsukai^?)
11. Lesson 11: Ukya-Ukya! Beast-Fist Armament (修行その11　ウキャウキャ！獣拳武装, Shugyō Sono Jūichi: Ukya-Ukya! Jūken Busō^?)
12. Lesson 12: Zowan-Zowan! Confrontation Beast-Fist, Training Starts (修行その12　ゾワンゾワン！臨獣拳、修行開始, Shugyō Sono Jūni: Zowan-Zowan! Rinjūken, Shugyō Kaishi^?)
13. Lesson 13: Shin-Shin! The Spirit's Dance (修行その13　シンシン！精霊の舞い, Shugyō Sono Jūsan: Shin-Shin! Seirei no Mai^?)
14. Lesson 14: Netsu-Netsu! Forget the Technique (修行その14 ネツネツ！技を捨てろ, Shugyō Sono Jūyon: Netsu-Netsu! Waza o Sutero^?)
15. Lesson 15: Howa-Howa! Mama Skills (修行その15　ホワホワ！ママ業, Shugyō Sono Jūgo: Howa-Howa! Mama Gyō^?)
16. Lesson 16: Jiri-Jiri! Confrontation Beast Hall, Extracurricular Class (修行その16　ジリジリ！臨獣殿、課外授業, Shugyō Sono Jūroku: Jiri-Jiri! Rinjūden, Kagai Jugyō^?)
17. Lesson 17: Goro-Goro! Teacher and Student Love (修行その17　ゴロゴロ！師弟愛, Shugyō Sono Jūnana: Goro-Goro! Shitei Ai^?)
18. Lesson 18: Sharkin-Kīn! The Body is Strong (修行その18　シャッキンキーン！身体、強い, Shugyō Sono Jūhachi: Shakkin-Kīn! Karada, Tsuyoi^?)
19. Lesson 19: Gokin-Gokin! Showdown with Rio (修行その19　ゴキンゴキン！理央と対決, Shugyō Sono Jūkyū: Gokin-Gokin! Rio to Taiketsu^?)
20. Lesson 20: Gicho-Gicho! Triangle Opposition Match (修行その20　ギチョギチョ！トライアングル対抗戦, Shugyō Sono Nijū: Gicho-Gicho! Toraianguru Taikōsen^?)
21. Lesson 21: Biki-Biki-Biki-Biki! Extreme Ki Extremely (修行その21　ビキビキビキビキ！カゲキに過激気, Shugyō Sono Nijūichi: Biki-Biki-Biki-Biki! Kageki ni Kageki^?)
22. Lesson 22: Kyui-Kyui! Date with a Celebrity (修行その22　キュイキュイ！セレブとデート, Shugyō Sono Nijūni: Kyui-Kyui! Serebu to Dēto^?)
23. Lesson 23: Gure-Gure! Sukeban Captain (修行その23　グレグレ！スケ番キャプテン, Shugyō Sono Nijūsan: Gure-Gure! Sukeban Kyaputen^?)
24. Lesson 24: Garu-Garu! What!? My Younger Brother!? (修行その24　ガルガル！なんてこった、弟が！？, Shugyō Sono Nijūyon: Garu-Garu! Nante Kotta, Otōto ga!?^?)
25. Lesson 25: Hine-Hine! Just My Violet Fierce Ki (修行その25　ヒネヒネ！俺だけの紫激気, Shugyō Sono Nijūgo: Hine-Hine! Ore Dake no Shigeki^?)
26. Lesson 26: Mohe-Mohe! Consulting your Worries (修行その26　モヘモヘ！お悩み相談, Shugyō Sono Nijūroku: Mohe-Mohe! Onayami Sōdan^?)
27. Lesson 27: Beran-Beran! Burn, Commentator (修行その27　ベランベラン！燃えよ実況, Shugyō Sono Nijūnana: Beran-Beran! Moeyo Jikkyō^?)
28. Lesson 28: With Bishi-Bishi Pikīn Osu! (修行その28　ビシビシピキーンで押忍！, Shugyō Sono Nijūhachi Bishi-Bishi Pikīn de Osu!^?)
29. Lesson 29: Guda-Guda Here-Here! Shopping (修行その29　グダグダヘレヘレ！ショッピング, Shugyō Sono Nijūkyū: Guda-Guda Here-Here! Shoppingu^?)
30. Lesson 30: The Sei-Sei and Dou-Dou Woman (修行その30　セイセイでドウドウの女, Shugyō Sono Sanjū: Sei-Sei de Dō-Dō no On'na^?)
31. Lesson 31: We Muni-Muni! (修行その31　俺たちムニムニ！, Shugyō Sono Sanjūichi: Oretachi Muni-Muni!^?)
32. Lesson 32: Zowangi-Zowango! The Gathering, Beast Origin Village (修行その32 ゾワンギゾワンゴ！集結、獣源郷, Shugyō Sono Sanjūni: Zowangi-Zowango! Shūketsu, Jūgenkyō^?)
33. Lesson 33: Fure-Fure Gatchiri! Kung Fu Chūshingura (修行その33 フレフレガッチリ！カンフー忠臣蔵, Shugyō Sono Sanjūsan: Fure-Fure Gatchiri! Kanfū Chūshingura^?)
34. Lesson 34: Gowan-Gowan's Dain-Dain! Beast Fist Giant God, Kenzan (修行その34 ゴワンゴワンのダインダイン！獣拳巨神、見参, Shugyō Sono Sanjūyon: Gowan-Gowan no Dain-Dain! Jūken Kyojin, Kenzan^?)
35. Lesson 35: Gyuon-Gyuon! Beast Power Bloom (修行その35　ギュオンギュオン！獣力開花, Shugyō Sono Sanjūgo: Gyuon-Gyuon! Jūriki Kaika^?)
36. Lesson 36: Mukyu-Mukyu! The Three Kaitō Sisters (修行その36　ムキュムキュ！怪盗三姉妹, Shugyō Sono Sanjūroku: Mukyu-Mukyu! Kaitō San Shimai^?)
37. Lesson 37: Gyan-Gyan! Useless Arranged Marriage Interview (修行その37　ギャンギャン！お見合い問答無用, Shugyō Sono Sanjūnana: Gyan-Gyan! Omiai Mondō Muyō^?)
38. Lesson 38: Biba-Biba! Another Retsu (修行その38　ビバビバ！もう一人のレツ, Shugyō Sono Sanjūhachi: Biba-Biba! Mō Hitori no Retsu^?)
39. Lesson 39: Uro-Uro! The Children Don't Return (修行その39　ウロウロ！帰らない子供たち, Shugyō Sono Sanjūkyū: Uro-Uro! Kaeranai Kodomotachi^?)
40. Lesson 40: Head, Bakān! The Shocking Truth (修行その40　頭、バカーン！衝撃の事実, Shugyō Sono Yonjū: Atama, Bakān! Shōgeki no Jijitsu^?)
41. Lesson 41: Zushi-Zushi! No More (修行その41　ズシズシ！もうやだ, Shugyō Sono Yonjūichi: Zushi-Zushi! Mō Yada^?)
42. Lesson 42: Wasshi-Wasshi Moving On! (修行その42　ワッシワッシで乗り越えろ！, Shugyō Sono Yonjūni: Wasshi-Wasshi de Norikoero!^?)
43. Lesson 43: Hapi-Hapi! Merry Christmas, Osu (修行その43　ハピハピ！メリークリスマス、押忍, Shugyo Sono Yonjūsan: Hapi-Hapi! Merī Kurisumasu, Osu^?)
44. Lesson 44: Wafu-Wafu! Father's Melody (修行その44　ワフワフ！父ちゃんのメロディ, Shugyō Sono Yonjūyon: Wafu-Wafu! Tōchan no Merodi^?)
45. Lesson 45: Pikīn! Showdown of Destiny (修行その45　ピキーン！宿命の対決, Shugyō Sono Yonjūgo: Pikīn! Shukumei no Taiketsu^?)

Nei-Nei! Hou-Hou! Hong Kong Decisive Battle

Main article: Juken Sentai Gekiranger: Nei-Nei! Hou-Hou! Hong Kong Decisive Battle

Movie Edition Juken Sentai Gekiranger: Nei-Nei! Hou-Hou! Hong Kong Decisive Battle (電影版 獣拳戦隊ゲキレンジャー　ネイネイ！ホウホウ！香港大決戦, Den'eiban Jūken Sentai Gekirenjā Nei-Nei! Hō-Hō! Honkon Daikessen^?) aired alongside the Kamen Rider Den-O movie Kamen Rider Den-O: I'm Born! starting August 4, 2007. The plot revolves on the Gekirangers, Rio, and Mele fighting the school of Mechung Fu (銘功夫（メカンフー）, Mekanfū^?) to prevent them from destroying Hong Kong.^[1][2]

Gyun-Gyun! Fist Sage Great Athletic Meet

Gyun-Gyun! Fist Sage Great Athletic Meet (ギュンギュン！拳聖大運動会, Gyun-Gyun! Kensei Daiundōkai^?) is a special DVD given out with the December issue of Terebi Magazine that features Jan and the Fist Sages competing in various competitions.

Gekiranger vs. Boukenger

In Juken Sentai Gekiranger vs. Boukenger (獣拳戦隊ゲキレンジャー VS ボウケンジャー, Jūken Sentai Gekirenjā Basu Bōkenjā^?), the Gekiranger team meets up with the preceding Super Sentai team in the search for a Precious. Current advertisements show Satoru Akashi and Sakura Nishihori fighting Rio and Mele and the return of Shizuka of the Wind along with the rest of the Boukenger team. The DVD is to be released on March 21, 2008, for rental and March 28, 2008, for purchase.^[3]

Cast

• Jan Kandou/GekiRed: Hiroki Suzuki (鈴木 裕樹, Suzuki Hiroki^?)
• Ran Uzaki/GekiYellow: Mina Fukui (福井 未菜, Fukui Mina^?)
• Retsu Fukami/GekiBlue: Manpei Takagi (高木 万平, Takagi Manpei^?)
• Rio/Black Lion Rio/Phantom Beast King Rio: Hirofumi Araki (荒木 宏文, Araki Hirofumi^?)
• Mele: Yuka Hirata (平田 裕香, Hirata Yuka^?)
• Miki Masaki: Kazue Itō (伊藤 かずえ, Itō Kazue^?)
• Natsume Masaki: Sakina Kuwae (桑江 咲菜, Kuwae Sakina^?)
• Gou Fukami/GekiViolet: Riki Miura (三浦 力, Miura Riki^?)
• Long: Naoki Kawano (川野 直輝, Kawano Naoki^?)
• Ken Hisatsu/GekiChopper: Sotaro (聡太郎, Sōtarō^?)
• Kentaro Hisatsu: Taro Ishida (石田 太郎, Ishida Tarō^?)
• Sachiko Hisatsu: Juri Ihata (井端 珠里, Ihata Juri^?)
• Dan: Kenji Ōba (大葉 健二, Ōba Kenji^?)

Voice actors

• Master Sha-Fu: Ichirō Nagai (永井 一郎, Nagai Ichirō^?)
• Elehung Kinpō: Yū Mizushima (水島 裕, Mizushima Yū^?)
• Bat Li: Shūichi Ikeda (池田 秀一, Ikeda Shūichi^?)
• Sharkie Chan: Hiroya Ishimaru (石丸 博也, Ishimaru Hiroya^?)
• Gorie Yen: Ryūzaburō Ōtomo (大友 龍三郎, Ōtomo Ryūzaburō^?)
• Michelle Peng: Atsuko Tanaka (田中 敦子, Tanaka Atsuko^?)
• Bion Biao: Takeshi Kusao (草尾 毅, Kusao Takeshi^?)
• Bae: Akira Ishida (石田 彰, Ishida Akira^?)
• Kata: Rokurō Naya (納谷 六朗, Naya Rokurō^?)
• Rageku: Naoko Kouda (幸田 直子, Kōda Naoko^?)
• Maku: Hidekatsu Shibata (柴田 秀勝, Shibata Hidekatsu^?)
• Sanyo: Hideyuki Umezu (梅津 秀行, Umezu Hideyuki^?)

Suit actors

• GekiRed, GekiTohja: Hirofumi Fukuzawa (福沢 博文, Fukuzawa Hirofumi^?)
• GekiYellow: Sanae Hitomi (人見 早苗, Hitomi Sanae^?)
• GekiBlue: Yasuhiro Takeuchi (竹内 康博, Takeuchi Yasuhiro^?)
• GekiViolet: Riichi Seike (清家 利一, Seike Riichi^?)
• GekiChopper, Maku: Jun Watanabe (渡辺 淳, Watanabe Jun^?)
• Maku (episode 35): Jirō Okamoto (岡元 次郎, Okamoto Jirō^?)
• Master Sha-Fu, RoboTough: Naoko Kamio (神尾 直子, Kamio Naoko^?)
• Rageku: Yūki Ono (小野 友紀, Ono Yūki^?)
• Elehung Kinpo: Masaru Ōbayashi (大林 勝, Ōbayashi Masaru^?)
• Bat Li: Tsutomu Kitagawa (喜多川 務, Kitagawa Tsutomu^?)
• Gorie Yen: Hideaki Kusaka (日下 秀昭, Kusaka Hideaki^?)
• Michelle Peng: Keiko Hashimoto (橋本 恵子, Hashimoto Keiko^?)
• Bion Biao, Black Lion Rio: Yasuhiko Imai (今井 康彦, Imai Yasuhiko^?)
• Mele (armored forms): Yūichi Hachisuka (蜂須賀 祐一, Hachisuka Yūichi^?), Motokuni Nakagawa (中川 素州, Nakagawa Motokuni^?)

Songs

Opening Theme

• "Beast-Fist Squadron Gekiranger" (獣拳戦隊ゲキレンジャー, Jūken Sentai Gekirenjā^?) by Takayoshi Tanimoto (谷本 貴義, Tanimoto Takayoshi^?) with Young Fresh (ヤングフレッシュ, Yangu Furesshu^?, Chorus)

Ending Theme

• "Tao" (道（タオ）, Tao^?) by Ichiro Mizuki (水木 一郎, Mizuki Ichirō^?) with Young Fresh (Chorus)

Insert Songs

• "Burning Fierce Beast-Fist!" (燃えよ激獣拳！, Moe yo Geki Jūken!^?) by Takayuki Miyauchi (宮内 タカユキ, Miyauchi Takayuki^?)
• "Just feel it ~For the Future~" (Ｊｕｓｔ　ｆｅｅｌ　ｉｔ　～明日のために～, Jasuto fīru itto ~Ashita no Tame ni~^?) by Sister MAYO
• "Dark Contest: Confrontation Beast-Fist!" (暗黒闘技 臨獣拳！, Ankoku Tōgi Rin Jūken!^?) by Kensaku Saitō (斎藤 謙策, Saitō Kensaku^?)
• "1-2-3-4 Fierce Ki Justice!" (1-2-3-4（ヤーイーサンサー）激気正義！, Yā-Ī-San-Sā Geki Seigi!^?) by Ken Narita (成田 賢, Narita Ken^?)
• "Master Sha-Fu ~There is Training in One's Livelihood~" (マスター・シャーフー～暮らしの中に修行あり～, Masutā Shāfū ~Kurashi no Naka ni Shugyō Ari~^?) by Master Sha-Fu (Ichirō Nagai)
• "High into the Sky" (高みの空へ, Takami no Sora e^?) by Takayoshi Tanimoto
• "Extreme Ki!" (過激気！, Kageki!^?) by MIQ
• "Advance! Seven Fist Sages of Justice" (すすめ！正義の七拳聖, Susume! Seigi no Shichi Kensei^?) by Young Fresh
• "Burning up! ~Passion Takes Over~" (Ｂｕｒｎｉｎｇ　ｕｐ！～情熱を受け継いで～, Bāningu appu! ~Jōnetsu o Uketsui de~^?) by Ichiro Mizuki and Takayoshi Tanimoto
• "My Style!! GekiViolet" (俺流!!ゲキバイオレット, Ore Ryū!! GekiBaioretto^?) by Shin'ichi Ishihara (石原 慎一, Ishihara Shin'ichi^?)^[4]
• "Ossu! GekiChopper!" (押忍！ゲキチョッパー！, Ossu! GekiChoppā!^?) by Akira Kushida (串田 アキラ, Kushida Akira^?)
• "Vow" (誓い, Chikai^?) by Ichiro Mizuki^[5]

Character Songs

Beginning with Lesson 39, tbe Character Songs replace "Tao" as the endng theme. The Juken Sentai Gekiranger Character Song Album is expected to be release in December 19, 2007, and includes the following songs and karaoke versions of each song.^[6]

• "Pursuing Future" (進めのススメ, Susume no Susume^?) by Jan Kandou (GekiRed)/Hiroki Suzuki (漢堂 ジャン（ゲキレッド）／鈴木 裕樹, Kandō Jan (GekiReddo)/Suzuki Hiroki^?)
• "Run" by Ran Uzaki (GekiYellow)/Mina Fukui (宇崎 ラン（ゲキイエロー）／福井 未菜, Uzaki Ran (GekiIerō)/Fukui Mina^?)
• "Just make it out!" by Retsu Fukami (GekiBlue)/Manpei Takagi (深見 レツ（ゲキブルー）／高木 万平, Fukami Retsu (GekiBurū)/Takagi Manpei^?)
• "Wandering Wolf" by Gou Fukami (GekiViolet)/Riki Miura (深見 ゴウ（ゲキバイオレット）／三浦 力, Fukami Gō (GekiBaioretto)/Miura Riki^?)
• "That's it for Me (そういうコトも　あるだろよ, Sōiu Koto mo Aru Daro yo^?) by Ken Hisatsu (GekiChopper)/Sotaro (久津 ケン（ゲキチョッパー）／聡太郎, Hisatsu Ken (GekiChoppā)/Sōtarō^?)
• "The Torn Feather" (ちぎれた羽根, Chigareta Hane^?) by Mele/Yuka Hirata (メレ／平田 裕香, Mere/Hirata Yuka^?)
• "Dark Pulse ~Unwavering Desire~ (黒き鼓動～揺るぎない想い～, Kuroki Kodō ~Yuruginai Omoi~^?) by Rio/Hirofumi Araki (理央／荒木 宏文, Rio/Araki Hirofumi^?)

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