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Bansou Sentai Kizuna Five (translated as Unification Task Force Bond Five) is a fictional Sentai show that exists as part of the Japanese series The Red Ranger Becomes an Adventurer in Another World. The series is primarily themed around bonds and relationships.
The Kizuna Five[]
Each member of the Kizuna Five is meant to represent a type of relationship or bond.
Tougo Asagaki[]
Alias: Kizuna Red
Motif: Friendship
Roll Call: "Mesakaru, Atsuki Yujo no Senshi! Kizuna Red!" (Burning brightly, the warrior of feverish friendship!)
Super Forms
- Kizuna Black
Kizuna Black is Tougo's berserker form, accessed by using the Black Kizuna Plate borne of his trauma and mad addiction to love. In this form, Tougo becomes more violent and dangerous.
- Kizuna Red Bloodburn
Kizuna Red Bloodburn is Tougo's true super form, accessed by using a special Kizuna Plate borne from a fusion of his Bad End Universe's energy and Yihdra's love magic.
Etymology
- Tougo's given name is officially written with kanji roughly meaning 'realizing light'.
- Tougo's surname is officially written with kanji meaning 'shallow fence'.
Nagare Banjouji[]
Alias: Kizuna Blue
Motif: Trust
Roll Call: "Sumiwataru, Kiyoki Shinrai no Senshi! Kizuna Blue!" (Clear as crystal, the warrior of purity through trust!)
Etymology
- Nagare's given name is officially written with the Japanese kanji for flowing.
- Nagare's surname is officially written with kanji meaning 'bottomless temple'.
Emily Tobihoshi[]
Alias: Kizuna Yellow
Motif: Promises
Roll Call: "Towa ni Kagayaku, Yakusoku no Senshi! Kizuna Yellow, Koraaa!" (Sparkling for eternity, the warrior of hard promises!)
The "Koraaa" at the end of Kizuna Yellow's roll call is typical Japanese gangster speak.
Etymology
- Emily is a Latin feminine given name which means 'rival' or 'eager'.
- Emily's surname is officially written with kanji meaning 'flying star'.
Shuji Kataoka[]
Alias: Kizuna Green
Motif: Unity
Roll Call: "Kataku Yuruganai, Danketsu no Senshi! Kizuna Green, Ossu!" (Unwavering against all, the warrior of total unity!)
The "Ossu" at the end of Kizuna Green's roll call is a Japanese exclamation equivalent to the English "Yes sir".
Etymology
- Shuji's given name is officially written with kanji meaning 'repairing two'.
- Shuji's surname is officially written with kanji meaning 'firm hill'.
Tsukasa Aizawa[]
Alias: Kizuna Pink
Motif: Love
Roll Call: "Sakimidare, Araburu Renai no Senshi! Kizuna Pink, Kyun~" (Blooming erratically, the warrior of mad love on a rampage!)
The "kyun" at the end of Kizuna Pink's roll call is a stereotypical noise for cuteness.
Etymology
- Tsukasa's given name is officially written with katakana, which has no deeper meaning.
- Tsukasa's surname is officially written with kanji meaning 'love swamp'
Tenri Nikaido[]
Alias: Kizuna Silver
Motif: Fanaticism
Roll Call: "Keshite Aragaenu, Kono Atashi da. Unmei no Senshi, Kizuna Silver! Kakugo shinasai. (The absolute is inevitable and I am that one. The warrior of destiny.)
The phrase at the end of Kizuna Silver's roll call can be translated as 'Prepare thyself'.
Etymology: To Be Added
Yihdra Arvoln[]
Alias: Kizuna Magus
Motif: Romance
Roll Call: "Ishi wo Tsumugi, Mirai wo Tsunagu, Kyukyoku Aisei no Madoushi! Kizuna Magus! Ohka no Tsue no Mimei ni Shirizokeru!" (Weaving the will, connecting the futures, the high warlock of ultimate romance!)
The phrase at the end of Kizuna Magus' roll call can be translated as 'Bow before the might of the royal scepter!'.
Etymology
- Yihdra's given name is a corruption of the word "idol".
- Yihdra's surname is a corruption of the word "arbor".
Togorou Agasaki[]
Alias: Kizuna Red (Showa Era Universe)
Roll Call: "Moeru Yujo Fighter! Kizuna Red!" (Burning Friendship Warrior!)
Etymology: To Be Added
Touko Agasaki[]
Alias: Kizuna Red (Magical Idol Universe)
Roll Call: "Moe-Moe-Sakaru Atsuki Fansabisu! Kizuna Red!" (Feverish fanservice, burning adorably!)
Etymology: To Be Added
Note: This character is an homage to the Pretty Cure franchise.
Arthur G. Togo[]
Alias: Red Unite Ranger (American Universe)
Roll Call: Friendly Power, Red Unite Soldier!
Etymology: To Be Added
Note: This character is an homage to Power Rangers.
Lord T[]
Alias: Kizuna Red (Bad End Universe)
Roll Call: "Yomikiri ni moto ni modosu Heikou Sekaishin... Kizuna Red." (The parallel world god, looking to overwrite all back to normal...)
Princess Ranya[]
Alias: Shikamen Rider Amun
Amun's alias can be translated as 'Death Mask Rider'.
Motif: Ancient Egypt
Forms
Ranya transforms into her various forms by inserting small coins called Relief Glyphlets into the Pyramidriver while the Amun Buckle is attached.
- Sphinx Relief
“Patch Out! Mamyrrha Descends… Guardian of Sun, Amun: Sphinx!”
Sphinx Relief is Amun’s base form, modeled after the Sphinx and Bastet. Its finisher is the Spirit Coffin, which involves trapping the target in a pyramid energy construct before drop kicking through it.
A sphinx is a legendary creature that appears in Egyptian and Greek mythology. They have a human head, the body of a lion, and falcon wings. One Greek legend describes them as treacherous and challenging people with a deadly riddle. The most famous depiction of the creature is the Great Sphinx of Giza, a limestone statue located on the western bank of the Nile River which is a common symbol of Egyptian culture. The name of this beast could hail from the Latin word for "strangling" or from the Egyptian word meaning "divine image".
Bastet, also known as Bast, is an Egyptian goddess who also appears in ancient Greek religion. She is most often depicted as a domestic house cat, leading to the animal being viewed as sacred by the ancient Egyptians.
- Scarab Relief
Scarab Relief is Amun’s alternative form, modeled after the dung beetle and Khepri. This form specializes in physical strength and can use incendiary grenades. Its finisher is the Scarlet Rampage, which involves summoning a giant sun to punch at the enemy as a projectile.
Dung beetles are any species of beetle that feeds on feces.
Khepri (also transliterated as Khepera, Kheper, Khepra, and Chepri) is a god from Egyptian mythology who takes the form of a scarab or dung beetle. He is responsible for rolling the sun across the sky. His name means 'to come into existence' in Egyptian.
- Falcon Relief
Falcon Relief is Amun’s alternative form, modeled after the hawk and Horus. This form specalizes in speed and is capable of flight. Its finisher is the Combat Blaze, which involves skewering the enemy with a swarm of feather-like daggers before using a stomp to rip the target in half.
Hawks are medium-sized birds of prey belonging to the Accipitridae family.
Horus is a significant deity from Egyptian mythology most notable as the god of kingship and the sky. He is most often portrayed as a peregrine falcon or as a man with a falcon head. He plays a key role in the Osiris myth as the son of the title god and Isis while rivaling the evil Set. Horus' name is generally thought to mean 'the distant one' or 'one who is above'.
- Jackal Relief
Jackal Relief is Amun’s alternative form, modeled after the jackal and Anubis. This form specializes in commanding the wind and wields a pair of sharp claws. Its finisher is Jacking The Loop, which involves running around the target at high speed to shred the enemy from all directions.
Jackals are a medium-sized canine native to Africa and Eurasia who are predators that travel in packs. The term refers to three different species: the black-backed jackal (Lipulella mesomelas), the side-striped jackal (Lupulella adusta), and the golden jackal (Canis aureus). All three species are defined as "scavengers", meaning their primary source of food are dead animals that were killed by other sources than the individual. In common culture, they are viewed as clever sorcerers and tricksters that also symbolize loneliness and abandonment. The word "jackal" dates back to 1600 and ultimately comes from a Sanskrit word meaning 'the howler'.
Anubis is the Egyptian god of death, the afterlife, and the underworld most often depicted as having a canine head. Anubis' main role was as a god who weighed a person's soul to determine whether they could enter the realm of the dead. He is one of the most frequently depicted and mentioned gods in the Egyptian pantheon, despite no relevant myths involving him. His name in Ancient Egyptian means 'a royal child' ("anpu"), with Anubis being the Greek rendering of this god's name.
- Crocodile Relief
Crocodile Relief is Amun’s alternative form, modeled after the crocodile and Sobek. This form specializes in violent brutality and is armed with a pair of crocodile jaw-themed gauntlets. Its finisher is the Clawing Dining, which involves slashing and crushing the enemy before spinning through them like a mid-air drill.
Crocodiles are large semiaquatic reptiles that belong to the Crocodylidae family. They generally live in tropical environments and serve as predators that use their massive jaws to bite into their prey. Their name is derived from the Greek word "krokodilos", which refers to all lizards.
Sobek, also known as Sobki, is an Egyptian god associated with the crocodile. Exact descriptions of him vary, but he is often portrayed as aggressive and associated with military prowess. It is believed that his name comes from an an Ancient Egyptian verb meaning 'he who unites' as a reference to how Sobek is the one who built Osiris after he was chopped apart, thus "reuniting" his dismembered limbs.
- Cobra Relief
Cobra Relief is Amun’s alternative form, modeled after the cobra. Its finisher is the Bloody Corruption, which involves transforming into a giant snake and destroying the enemy with rapid-fire blasts of acid spit. This form also references Kamen Rider Ouja from the series Kamen Rider Ryuki.
A cobra is a common name for various species of snakes, most commonly belonging to the Elapidae family and the Naja genus. All known snakes defined as cobras are venomous and are identifiable for producing a hood when threatened. The word is derived from the Portuguese phrase "cobra de capello", meaning 'snake with a hood'.
- Scorpion Relief
Scorpion Relief is Amun’s alternative form, modeled after the scorpion. Its finisher is the Periodic Skull, which involves rapidly stinging the enemy which poisons and paralyzes them at the same time. This form also references Kamen Rider Sasword from the series Kamen Rider Kabuto.
Scorpions are predatory arachnids from the Scorpiones order that primarily live in deserts. They are widely known for their strong pincers and long, segmented tails that end with a stinger. Their name is believed to derive from a European root word that means 'to cut'.
- Rakuda Relief
Rakuda Relief is Amun’s alternative form, modeled after the camel. Its finisher is Damnation’s Crash, which involves performing a wheelie while at high speed and crashing into the enemy.
- Medjed Relief
Medjed Relief is Amun’s Mecha Form, modeled after the obscure Egyptian god Medjed. Its finisher is Minus The Ending, which involves shooting a massive golden laser from the eyes.
- Pharaoh Relief
Pharaoh Relief is Amun’s super form, modeled after Cleopatra and Khnum. This form requires Amun to fuse with Kizuna Red. Its finisher is the Phalanx Overlord, which involves raining pyramid meteors from the sky before jumping extremely high to come down with a sunlight-infused punch.
Cleopatra VII Philopator was once the Queen of Egypt and its last active ruler. A companion of Alexander the Great, her death was followed by Egypt becoming a province of the Roman Empire. She has become a pop culture icon of Ancient Egypt since the Victorian era.
- Amun Feudal
Amun Feudal is Amun’s Final Form, modeled after Amun-Ra and Tutankhamun. This form is accessed using the Chaos Scales adaptor unit and can access the abilities of every previous form. Its finisher is the Cursed Obelisk, which involves summoning copies of every Amun form to attack the enemy before fusing again into a giant glowing construct which drops the enemy.
Tutankhamun, also called King Tut, was a pharaoh who ruled over Ancient Egypt during the sixteenth century. He was mummified and buried in the Valley of the Kings following his death. The discovery of his tomb in 1922 by Howard Carter sparked a worldwide craze for Ancient Egypt and the mask found in his tomb is now a popular symbol for that time period. Unfortunately, several people lost their lives during the dig in tragic ways. Conspiracy theorists believe the deaths were the result of the curse of the pharaohs, an Egyptian folktale that warned that misfortune would befall those who disturbed the mummy of a pharaoh.
Etymology: To Be Added
Note: This character is an homage to Kamen Rider.
Equipment[]
Bansou Brace[]
The Bansou Brace (Unification Brace) is the primary transformation device of the Kizuna Five, a wrist-mounted device powered by Band-Aid themed Bansou Plates. The transformation is activated by inserting a Bansou Plate into the device (announced as "Ket-Turn!") and then speaking the phrase "Bansou Change". After winning a battle, the device will announce "Pery Good!"
When inserting the Bansou Plate for Kizuna Red Bloodburn, the device will announce "Kyun-Pitch!" instead.
Etymology: The insertion announcement is a pun on "kettan", the Japanese word for slapping a Band-Aid onto a wound. The victory announcement is a pun on "very good" using "peri" (the Japanese word for ripping a Band-Aid off). The Bloodburn announcement is a pun on "Cupid", "kyunkyun" (the Japanese word for being in love), and "pitch".
Akushu Calibur[]
The Akushu Calibur is a blade primarily used by Kizuna Blue.
Etymology: This weapon's name is based on the Japanese word for a high-five or handshake.
Dub Name: Cooperation Calibur
Yubiki Ripper[]
The Yubiki Ripper is a kusarigama primarily used by Kizuna Yellow.
Etymology: This weapon's name is a pun on "yubikiri", the Japanese word for a pinkie promise.
Dub Name: Finger Ripper
Turbo Enjin[]
The Turbo Enjin is a pair of wind and fire wheels primarily used by Kizuna Green.
Etymology: This weapon's name, using the official kanji, means 'group huddle'.
Enmusu Beamgun[]
The Enmusu Beamgun is a firearm primarily used by Kizuna Pink. It can fire multiple different types of blasts based on the current setting.
- Endan Shot (Regular Gunshots)
- Machibito Sniper (Long-Range Rifle)
- Yuno Burst (Shotgun Blast)
Etymology: The name of this weapon is a pun on "enmusubi", the Japanese word for bridal vows. The special settings are named after other words related to dating and marriage.
- The Endan Shot is a pun on the Japanese word for a marriage proposal and "dan" (the Japanese word for a bullet).
- The Machibito Sniper is named after the Japanese word for a groom (the male person getting married).
- The Yuino Burst is named after the Japanese word for wedding gifts.
Dub Name: Marriage Beamgun
Victoryzuna Buster[]
The Victoryzuna Buster is the Team Cannon of the Kizuna Five, formed from the other weapons attached to a main body.
Variable Ballista[]
The Variable Ballista is the primary weapon of Kizuna Red Bloodburn, which resembles an arm-mounted crossbow. It can use the Gekiatsu Dai Fever (Extremely Hot Great Fever) special attack as well as the Acha-Charred ArCharge finisher, which involves Kizuna Red shooting himself at the enemy as a living projectile.
Ankh Symbolizer[]
The Ankh Symbolizer is the primary weapon of Shikamen Rider Amun, modeled after an Ankh/Key of Life. It can function as a sword, a polearm, or a gun.
CameloDamnation[]
The CameloDamnation is the personal motorcycle of Shikamen Rider Amun, modeled after a camel.
Kizuna Beasts[]
The Kizuna Beasts (Bond Beasts) are the Giant Robo of the Kizuna Five, modeled after various animal species.
Kizuna Beast Friend-D[]
General Information: Kizuna Beast Friend-D is the main partner of Kizuna Red.
Motif: Tyrannosaurus (Manga), Dragon (Anime)
The Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the best represented dinosaurs of the theropod category. It lived during the Late Cretaceous period in western North America and was among the last non-avian dinosaurs to ever live. Its name means "Tyrant Lizard King" in Greek.
A dragon is a large serpentine creature found in the folklore and mythology of many cultures worldwide. The word "dragon" is derived from the Latin word for the creature.
Kizuna Beast Trustorm[]
General Information: Kizuna Beast Trustorm is the main partner of Kizuna Blue.
Motif: Condor
The condor is the common name for two specific species of vulture (Vultur gryphus and Gymnogyps californianus) both living in the Americas.
Kizuna Beast Promistriker[]
General Information: Kizuna Beast Promistriker is the main partner of Kizuna Yellow.
Motif: Smilodon
The Smilodon, known in common culture as the saber-toothed tiger, is a genus of extinct feline that lived in the Americas during the Pleistocene Era. They are most well known for their massively long teeth which could deliver a powerful bite. The name means "scalpel tooth" in Greek. There is no scientific evidence that the Smilodon was biologically related to modern day tigers.
Kizuna Beast Unikong[]
General Information: Kizuna Beast Unikong is the main partner of Kizuna Green.
Motif: Gorilla
The gorilla is a genus of herbivorous great ape primates that live in the tropical forests of Africa. They are known as the largest living primates and the second closest biological relative to humans after chimpanzees. The name of the animal is derived from the Greek word "gorillai" meaning 'tribe of hairy women' and comes from the expeditions of explorer Hanno the Navigator whose fellow explorers used the word to refer to the African indigenous tribesman they encountered.
Kizuna Beast Lovemarriner[]
General Information: Kizuna Beast Lovemarriner is the main partner of Kizuna Pink.
Motif: Dolphin
Bottlenose dolphins are a group of dolphins in the Tursiops genus which inhabit warm and temperate seas worldwide. They are a popular attraction in aquariums due to their intelligence and playfulness. The word dolphin is derived from the Greek word for the womb (delphus).
Kizuna Beast Elephandom[]
General Information: Kizuna Beast Elephandom is the main partner of Kizuna Silver.
Motif: Wooly Mammoth
The woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) is an extinct species of elephant that lived during the Pleistocene era. It is well known thanks to being heavily associated with the Ice Age and science has been able to learn much about it thanks to an abundance of resources about the creature (skeletons, cave paintings, etc.). The name "mammoth" comes from ancient Russian, meaning 'earth-horn'.
The Kizuna Elements (Bond Elements) are the elemental spirits wielded by Kizuna Magus in place of a Kizuna Beast.
- Gnome Drill
- Sylphi Turbo
- Undine Cannon
- Ifrit Panzer
- Wisp Visor
- Shade Shield
- Xerxes Edge
Giant Robo[]
Maximum Kizuna Kaiser[]
Main Components: Kizuna Beast Friend-D, Kizuna Beast Trustorm, Kizuna Beast Promistriker, Kizuna Beast Unikong, Kizuna Beast Lovemarriner
Alternative Forms
- Gigantic JuShogun
Gigantic JuShogun is the combined form of Maximum Kizuna Kaiser and Kizuna Beast Elephandom.
- Fantasy KizunaSorcerer
Fantasy KizunaSorcerer is the combined form of Maximum Kizuna Kaiser with all of the Kizuna Elements.
Weapon: Great Kizuna Saber
Finisher: Maximum Kaiser Buster
Note: A dark version of this Giant Robo called Maximum BonDead Kaiser exists which is used by Lord T.
Zetsender[]
The Anti-Emotional Secret Society of the Zetsenders (Hansou Himitsu Kessha Za-Zetsuenda) are the main antagonists of Kizuna Five.
The name of the organization is a combination of the words "zetsubo" (the Japanese word for despair) and "end". Each member is modeled after characters from anime and villains from canonical Super Sentai series.
Zetsen-Oh[]
Motifs: Ainz (Overlord), Brajira of the Messiah (Tensou Sentai Goseiger)
Dub Name: Breakup King
Etymology: This villain's name can be translated as 'King of Apathy'.
The Princes of Solitude (Doukoku no Jo-Oji) are the generals of the Zetsenders.
Lord Zekkouha[]
Title: Chief Gangster of Slaughter (Satsuriku no Bancho)
Motifs: Jotaro Kujo (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure), Raizo Gabi (Shuriken Sentai Ninninger)
Etymology: This villain's name is based on "zekkou", the Japanese word for breaking off a relationship.
Professor Uragiris[]
Title: Mad Physicist of Betrayal (Uragiri no Kyouki Kagakusha)
Primary Motifs: Dr. Gero (Dragon Ball), Gege (Kikai Sentai Zenkaiger), Pleprechaun (Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger)
Other Motifs: Bird, Katydid
Birds are any animal of the Aves class. They are characterized by possessing feathered wings, toothless beaks, and laying hard-shelled eggs. The name is derived from the Old English word "brid", which refers to a chick or baby bird.
Katydids, also known as bush crickets, are insects identified as part of the Tettigoniidae family. Their name is a rendering of their song "ka-ty-did".
Etymology: This villain's name is based on a combination of "uragiri" (the Japanese word for betrayal) and "kirigirisu" (the Japanese word for a katydid).
Sir Rhisan[]
Title: Bizarre Pseudo-Lifeform (Kikai Seimeigitai)
Motifs: Kurogiri (My Hero Academia), Shitari of the Bones (Samurai Sentai Shinkenger)
Etymology: This villain's name is based on a Japanese word for 'forced segregation'.
Captain Harcyoch[]
Title: Starstruck Heartbreaker (Muchuu Haizoku)
Motifs: Ai-chan (Yatterman), Boa Hancock (One Piece), Beauty Zonette (Gekisou Sentai Carranger), Succubus Hells (Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger), Candelilla (Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger)
Etymology: This villain's name is based on the manga character "Captain Harlock" and "hakkyoku" (the Japanese word for a sudden divorce).
Engarchon Soldiers[]
Motif: Scissors
Etymology: This name is a pun on "en ga cho" (a Japanese word for a loser).
Zetsenma[]
The Zetsenma (Apathy Demons) are the Monsters of the Week in Kizuna Five. Their names are generally multi-layered puns.
Internet Zetsenma Tsunaga-LAN[]
Motifs: Eraser, Gaming PC, Computer Cables
An eraser is an article of stationery (commercially manufactured writing materials) used to remove marks from paper or parchment. They are known for their rubbery consistency and are most commonly associated in common culture as being a pink parallelogram. It is reported that English engineer Edward Nairne invented the first widely marketed eraser. The word comes from the Latin word "eradere", meaning 'to scrape off' or 'to remove'.
Etymology: This monster's name is a pun on "tsunagaran" (a Japanese phrase meaning 'thou shalt not meet up') and "LAN Party" (a type of social gathering involving bringing various computers or game consoles to a single location).
Barrier Zetsenma Kyoze-Tundra[]
Motifs: Glacier, Fairy
A fairy is a type of mythological being from European cultures (examples include Celtic, Slavic, German, and English) that is considered a form of spirit. While no perfect definition for a fairy exists, they are generally seen as enchanted spirits with magical powers that are either benevolent or tricksters.
Etymology: This monster's name is a pun on "kyozetsu" (the Japanese word for rejection) and "tundra".
Brainstorm Zetsenma Nettori Hanzo[]
Motifs: Ninja, Skeleton
A ninja, known in Japan as the shinobi, is a mercenary from feudal Japan trained in the art of espionage. Though proper shinobi are recorded as being established during the Sengoku period (15th century Japan), their precursors could have existed as early as the 12th century. The Japanese Meiji Restoration of 1868 led to ninjas becoming a topic of mystery and intrigue, which has since spread into popular culture worldwide. The modern perception is based more on the legends and folklore surrounding them rather than actual history. The words ninja and shinobi actually are based on different readings of the same kanji which can be roughly translated as 'sneaking person'.
Etymology: This monster's name is a pun on "Hattori Hanzo" and "nettori" (the Japanese word for adultery).
Destroyer of Willpower Bansou Killer[]
Motifs: Piano, Music
Etymology: This monster's name is a pun on "bansou" (both the Japanese word for a duet and unification). It also references Abare Killer from Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger and Ace Killer from Ultraman.
Ideas[]
New Rangers[]
- Kizuna Aquamarine
- Kizuna Bronze
- Kizuna Brown
- Kizuna Crimson
- Kizuna Cyan
- Kizuna Emerald
- Kizuna Gold
- Kizuna Grey
- Kizuna Indigo
- Kizuna Lavender
- Kizuna Magenta
- Kizuna Navy
- Kizuna Ochre
- Kizuna Orange
- Kizuna Tan
- Kizuna Teal
- Kizuna Turquoise
- Kizuna White
Relationship Types[]
- Apprenticeship
- Familal
- Junior (Kouhai)
- Senior (Senpai)
- Teacher
Tokusatsu Franchises[]
- Armor Hero
- BIMA Satria Garuda
- Chouseishin Gransazer
- GARO
- Girls x Heroine
- Inazuman
- Juukuu B-Fighter
- Kikaider
- Legend Hero
- Madan Senki Ryukendo
- Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog
- Ninja Captor
- Space Sheriff Gavan
- Supaidaman
- Tomica Hero
Kizuna Beast Motifs[]
- Bat
- Bear
- Buffalo
- Chameleon
- Crocodile
- Fox
- Giraffe
- Kangaroo
- Lion
- Peacock
- Phoenix
- Rabbit
- Rhinoceros Beetle
- Stag Beetle
- Shark
- Swan
- Unicorn
- Whale
- Wild Boar
- Wolf