Ainu Eskadrilya Kamuiger

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Ainu Eskadrilya Kamuiger is a series created by Tokoyami no Nietzsche. It has an Ainu/Russian theme, to contrast with the very Japanese Mythology-based Donbrothers.

Plot[]

Mysterious murders have been happening in Kamuikotan, Hokkaido. A silent, rugged-looking shaman-like serial killer known only as "Pauchi the Insane" roams the streets killing people in cruel ways. Every time he commits a murder, the victim vomits blood and their fear incarnates as a monster that starts killing people.

Characters[]

Rangers[]

Color	Name
Rozovij Reynzher	Gemma Davidovich Utagavayev
Chyornij Reynzher	Haruka Aleksandrovich Fukuyamaev
Krasnij Reynzher	Saori Semyonovna Dementieva
Sinij Reynzher	Alisa Yoshiteruevna Miyazakyeva
Zelenij Reynzher	Yevgeny Mikhailovich Karatsev

Allies[]

List all of the allies to your ranger team and make sure to put * in front of the name of your ally.

Villains[]

Same as allies however if you want to have them in an order like Ultimate Empire, then Empire Generals and then list your villains use something like this...

Pauchi the Insane
- Pauchi the Insane: a mysterious serial killer who roams the streets of Kamuikotan, committing brutal murders. He's apparently mute and looks like a rugged Ainu shaman with a corpse-white skin and tribal tattoos. Before killing his victims, he plays a song on a mukkuri as he dismembers them.
- Fear Incarnations: Monsters of the Week. They are a personification of fear and nightmares and are created from the blood-filled vomit of the people murdered by Pauchi the Insane. Unlike most monsters of the week, they don't obey their master, instead they are compelled to attack the places around them and eat people due to an instinct to "fill the void inside them". Once they've eaten enough people to fill their void, they go into Bloodthirsty Euphoria, which empowers them (they sometimes grow, but not always, some gain super speed, psychic powers, tge ability to appear as other people, etc, depending on their powers).

Arsenal[]

Arsenal (Series Name)

Zords[]

Zords are themed after Ainu Kamui gods called Kamui, associated with mythological creatures and elemental themes: Kimun Medved is a pink bear associated with earth (Ainu god of bears), while Repun Kosatka is a black orca associated with space/gravity (Ainu god of the sea), Huci Rarog is a phoenix-woman hybrid creature associated with fire (goddess of fire), Wakaush Rusalka is a mermaid associated with water (goddess of fresh water) and Kinasut Samodiva is a snake-human hybrid creature associated with wood (god of snakes).

Like the Magirangers, the Kamuigers physically transform into Zords, though unlike the Magirangers, the Kamuigers use VR in order to control their Zord body, while their real body is left asleep on the ground and shielded by a "Kamui Cocoon": said cocoon is strong but can be destroyed, killing the ranger through consciousness erasure. The main megazord is usually seen split into two sub-megazords.

Kandakoro Ultrazord
- Ae-Oina Megazord
  - Kamui LandSea Megazord
    - Kimun Medved (Gemma)
    - Repun Kosatka (Haruka)
  - Kamui Elemental Megazord
    - Huci Rarog (Saori)
    - Wakaush Rusalka (Alisa)
    - Kinasut Samodiva (Yevgeny)

Episodes[]

Episodes (Series Name)

Notes[]

The Japanese word "Sentai" is replaced by its Russian translation "Eskadrilya" because the protagonists are Ainu from Hokkaido, as such they speak a Russian-based language.
"Fukuyamaev", "Utagavayev" and "Miyazakyeva" are modified versions of last names Fukuyama, Utagawa and Miyazaki that are of Japanese origin but adapted to the Russian-like language spoken by Ainus (that have okurigana).
Gemma Utagavayev is a pink ranger, with a name that sounds like a feminine Western name, but he's a man. His name is Russian in origin, written in Kanji and pronounced with a hard G. Often Saori teases Gemma for his name, saying that "he's lucky not to live in the USA, otherwise they'd mistake him for a woman".
Pauchi the Insane is intentionally a "slasher movie villain" to contrast with most Sentai villains.