The game plays especially well at three and four and I like it at two, but at five or six it is too chaotic for me. I crazily played a six-player game where none of the other players had played it before, I will not repeat that mistake. The Quisling: Despite being of the original royal family that Zeba wiped out, he serves Zeba in hopes of succeeding him and restoring his family name. Lensman Arms Race: Both Baraba and Prince Igam, receive new weapons shortly after the Maskman team has gotten their own. Humongous Mecha: Introduced the first giant robot in Super Sentai formed from five components, which meant that every member of the team finally piloted an individual mecha. Cain and Abel: Seeks to murder Ial to restore his family's honor after she fell in love with a surface dweller.

Kurokawa ( 黒川, 28 & 29): A member of the Jet Cannon development staff who assists Akaike. He is played by Kazuhiko Nishimura, who would go on to play Jō Ōhara in Chōjū Sentai Liveman. Darker and Edgier: One of the first attempts of Super Sentai to instill seriousness (as in Star-Crossed Lovers) in the series (before J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai was included).Make My Monster Grow: In the finale he absorbs the energy of the Maskmen's Finishing Move to enlarge himself. Never Trust a Trailer: Not very severe but the preview for episode one makes it look lighthearted and nothing very heavy. Star-Crossed Lovers: With Takeru/ Red Mask. Despite wanting to be with him, she ends up having to return to her people in the ending and leave Takeru, though not before staying goodbye. Haruka ( ハルカ): A 19-year-old kunoichi who fights as Yellow Mask ( イエローマスク, Ierō Masuku). She was raised in a family of Ninja, brought up to carry the tradition at the cost of a happy childhood. Forced by her father to abandon all feminine things to focus on her ninja training, she appears tomboyish and is a fierce fighter. She is highly intelligent and loves dancing as she tutors a young girl who is unable to afford dance lessons. A film version of Hikari Sentai Maskman premiered on July 18, 1987 at the "Toei Manga Matsuri" film festival, where it was shown as part of a quadruple feature alongside Dragon Ball: Sleeping Princess in Devil's Castle, Saint Seiya: The Movie and the film version of Choujinki Metalder.

Underground Imperial Ninja Oyobu ( 地帝忍オヨブー, Chiteinin Oyobū): A ninja of the Buyon tribe with red skin and large pointy ears who serves under Baraba. He can throw life-manifested fire from his hands and run at near- lightspeed. While pleading with his master not to take Ial, he ends up being frozen but manages to thaw himself out. Though he comes to the aid of his master, Oyobu refuses to aid Baraba in his final fight. Though he learns the truth about Zeba and discovers that he is nothing more than an expandable pawn, Oyobu continues his part in the fiend's plan in sacrificing the Underground Castle as he is consumed in the resulting explosion. A powerful warrior of the Baluga Tribe who serves as supreme commander of the Tube Empire's armies. Spin Cruiser ( スピンクルーザー, Supin Kurūzā): A buggy based on designs of the Sugata Super F1 racecar. It is driven by Red Mask and fires the Spin Magnum. Its maximum speed is 470 kilometers per hour. In Indonesia, the series was first aired on RCTI in 1990 and later re-aired on SCTV from June 7, 1996 until May 23, 1997 with an Indonesian dub covering all episodes. Then it re-aired again from May 30, 1997 until March 6, 1998. But the re-run went unfinished with not all episodes shown again due to the impact of the 1997 Asian financial crisis.

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The next player in Maskmen then needs to introduce another wrestler themselves or pass. To introduce a new wrestler, they have to prove the new one is stronger. They do this by playing two cards of their chosen wrestler (different to the first one). The strength marker for this wrestler is placed above the first one to show it is stronger.

Armies Are Evil: Zeba's rise as ruler of Tube saw the Tube embracing militarism in preparation for invading the surface world. Baraba and Prince Igam get theirs in the form of the Daichiteiken note Ground Empire Sword and the Igam Dragon respectively.Ninja: Is often counted as one in later team-ups, such as Chou Super Hero Taisen and Strongest Battle. One-Winged Angel: In the final battle, Zeba assumes his true form as Lethal Doggler II after being exposed by Ial and Igam. Lady in Red: In episode 41, Momoko wears a sexy red dress whilst acting as a brainwashed armed robber. Predecessor Villain: Lethal Dogger. Even though he's not the main antagonist, the show's events were set in motion by him. Masky Gyro ( マスキージャイロ, Masukī Jairo): It is piloted by Pink Mask. It is stored in the hood of the Turbo Ranger, to the right of the Masky Jet and with rotors folded for ease of storage. It forms the right arm of the Great Five and the Gyro Cutter.

The card play is super fun. There’s usually a couple good options available, and it’s exciting trying to figure which play is the most optimal. It’s also a joy for people who like stats (like me) to watch the logic trees develop. Of course, you’ll want to try and manipulate those logic trees. If you have 5 greens, you’ll want to make sure green ends up near the top and not on the bottom, where everyone can beat it.Crosscast Role: Is played by the female Mina Asami despite being male. Subverted when it turns out she was really a woman in disguise, making it more just a case of heavy-handed Foreshadowing. In both opening and ending themes in the Philippine dub of the series, it was composed by singer and composer Norman Caraan. The Ace: He is actually one, but in the past, he's anything but. He would still hide that non-Ace past because it is embarrassing.