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Unofficial Sentai Akibaranger

A self-parody Super Sentai series for adult otaku.

Unofficial Sentai Akibaranger is a Japanese tokusatsu comedy drama that parodies the Super Sentai Series. It is not part of the official Super Sentai franchise and is aimed at adult viewers rather than a general audience. The series aired on BS Asahi and Tokyo MX beginning in April 2012, with a second season premiering in April 2013.

Quick Facts

Genre
  • Tokusatsu
  • parody
  • comedy
Creator
Saburo Yatsude
Based on
Super Sentai; by Toei Company
Writer
Naruhisa Arakawa, Junko Kōmura
Director
Ryuta Tasaki, Nobuhiro Suzumura
Starring
  • Masato Wada
  • Kyoko Hinami
  • Shione Sawada
  • Karin Ogino
  • Maaya Uchida
  • Honoka
  • Kazuki Yao
  • Ryō Horikawa
Composer
Kenji Kawai
Country
Japan

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Theme songs

The first season's opening theme is "Unofficial Sentai Akibaranger," with lyrics and composition by Haruko Momoi, arrangement by Hiroaki Kagoshima, and performance by Haruko Momoi featuring Yukio Yamagata. The ending theme for the first season is "Ashita wa Akiba no Kaze ga Fuku," with lyrics by Mike Sugiyama, composition by EFY, arrangement by Makoto Miyazaki, and performed by Masato Wada as Nobuo Akagi. In most episodes, the ending theme includes a monologue by a character adding background details. For the second season, the opening theme is "Akibaranger Season Tsuu!" with lyrics and composition by Haruko Momoi, arrangement by Hiroaki Kagoshima, and performance by Haruko Momoi featuring Yukio Yamagata and MoJo. In episode 1, a "Demo DEMO Version" sung only by Haruko Momoi is used. The second season has multiple ending themes. "Super Sentai ☆ Hikōnin Ōenka" (lyrics by Mike Sugiyama, composition by Seiji Miura, arrangement by Yasumasa Sato) is performed by Masato Wada, Yukio Yamagata, and Mojo in episode 1; episode 8 uses a "Mōsō Senshi ver." sung by Nobuo Akagi, Luna Iwashimizu, and Yuko Yokoyama; episode 13 uses "ver. MAX!!" sung by Nobuo Akagi, Luna Iwashimizu, Yuko Yokoyama, Haruko Momoi, Yukio Yamagata, and MoJo. Other ending themes include "Fight! Sun Vulcan Robo" (episode 2, covered by Yuko Yokoyama), "Go! Love Sick" (episode 3, covered by Luna Iwashimizu), "Cap-tan Chu-Chu-Chu" (episode 4, performed by Etsuko Horimi), "girls in trouble! DEKARANGER" (episode 5, covered by Nobuo Akagi and General Two), "Yume o Kanaete Dynaman ~Sayoko Hagiwara Version~" (episode 6, covered by Hiroyo Hakase), and "Shinken Matsuri" (episode 7, performed by Luna Iwashimizu, Yuko Yokoyama, Malseena, and Nobuo Akagi).

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