Sentai Daishikkaku - Ch. 170 - Shinya Kiritani, Age 10, Part 3

[MangaDex]

 

[xyzzy]

Oh my god… Akabane was the Ranger Reject 🤯

 

[Kagimizu]

So the sociopath one was definitely genetically engineered to have the smarts on top of the drive, right? 'cause he did all of that in the span of three years.

Speaking of which, there is zero chance there isn't some bigger bad guy in the wings who's been supplying the resources for all of this. It doesn't come outta thin air, a ten year old isn't gonna figure out how to make an island base in less than three years. Given the series is generally pretty thorough about explaining what comes from where, there's gotta be an explanation for this.

Probably a deconstruction of the whole "Ranger secret base thing".

....Which means there invariably needs to be some twisted representation of the "extremely powerful benefactor who for some reason cannot personally enact their goals" ala Zarbon.

 

[Izunia]

Oh my god… Akabane was the Ranger Reject 🤯

 

[kanamon]

That "let me?" was said because good Shinya used 'ore', meanwhile bad Shinya referred himself with 'boku'—unfortunately English only has 'I'

 

[Landale]

So the sociopath one was definitely genetically engineered to have the smarts on top of the drive, right? 'cause he did all of that in the span of three years.

Speaking of which, there is zero chance there isn't some bigger bad guy in the wings who's been supplying the resources for all of this. It doesn't come outta thin air, a ten year old isn't gonna figure out how to make an island base in less than three years. Given the series is generally pretty thorough about explaining what comes from where, there's gotta be an explanation for this.

Probably a deconstruction of the whole "Ranger secret base thing".

....Which means there invariably needs to be some twisted representation of the "extremely powerful benefactor who for some reason cannot personally enact their goals" ala Zarbon.

I honestly can't remember, when's the last time we saw Ryujin? If he's still around somewhere, I'd put money on him.

 

[lswgamer]

Wonder if the Akabanes that disintegrated condensated into footsoldiers...

 

[BobBob]

Tear my heart out with that opening color page, why don't you Negi.

I'm hoping against hope and all rational logic that Shinya and Yumeko make it off the island.

 

[omatic]

Oh my god… Akabane was the Ranger Reject 🤯

Only unofficially. Officially, he's the Go Go Loser Ranger.

 

[Meowzilla]

Wonder if the Akabanes that disintegrated condensated into footsoldiers...

The one we saw disintegrate had the monitors show “XX.” I assume that was intentional.

 

[onipuck]

See, this is what happens when a yellow ranger isn't oriented around curry.

 

[YHXiang]

Interesting developments but that begs the question what was the "true" start to the rangers what was the proper catalyst that stabilized the whole thing

 

[jaaaace]

The real treasure ranger was the friends rejects we made along the way

 

[arkvin]

Does the color page where Kiritani and his wife are supposed to be holding something in the middle? probably their child I guess.

 

[spectralSpices]

So the sociopath one was definitely genetically engineered to have the smarts on top of the drive, right? 'cause he did all of that in the span of three years.

Speaking of which, there is zero chance there isn't some bigger bad guy in the wings who's been supplying the resources for all of this. It doesn't come outta thin air, a ten year old isn't gonna figure out how to make an island base in less than three years. Given the series is generally pretty thorough about explaining what comes from where, there's gotta be an explanation for this.

Probably a deconstruction of the whole "Ranger secret base thing".

....Which means there invariably needs to be some twisted representation of the "extremely powerful benefactor who for some reason cannot personally enact their goals" ala Zarbon.

No, the ten year old got all the funding on his own.
He made a REALLY good pitch to some rich dudes.
Like. REALLY. REALLY good.

 

[Robinisback]

This is maddening. Aren't the Rangers, in a sense, the perfect invaders? What really makes them different from other invaders is they were designed to be humans with the power capacity of an executive.

 

[Robinisback]

Oh my god… Akabane was the Ranger Reject 🤯

Considering he isn't the perfect version, Some might just call him the....Loser Ranger.

 

[t28]

So the sociopath one was definitely genetically engineered to have the smarts on top of the drive, right? 'cause he did all of that in the span of three years.

Speaking of which, there is zero chance there isn't some bigger bad guy in the wings who's been supplying the resources for all of this. It doesn't come outta thin air, a ten year old isn't gonna figure out how to make an island base in less than three years. Given the series is generally pretty thorough about explaining what comes from where, there's gotta be an explanation for this.

Probably a deconstruction of the whole "Ranger secret base thing".

....Which means there invariably needs to be some twisted representation of the "extremely powerful benefactor who for some reason cannot personally enact their goals" ala Zarbon Zordon.

They both have the mind / memories of an apparent secret super genius. Who built cloning tech in a cave with a box of scraps, but this one has no hesitation in what he is willing to exploit to get what he wants.

so idk if this needs a Zordon (but this part of the story has been messier than I’ve liked tbh), but some external influence would at least make it make more plausible for me

 

[zhuk0v1811]

So the only reason they keep bringing Akabane back as Red, because he is the only human dragon divine ever made. The others have to rely on divine tools and surgery to use dragon power

 

[Flost]

So the sociopath one was definitely genetically engineered to have the smarts on top of the drive, right? 'cause he did all of that in the span of three years.

Speaking of which, there is zero chance there isn't some bigger bad guy in the wings who's been supplying the resources for all of this. It doesn't come outta thin air, a ten year old isn't gonna figure out how to make an island base in less than three years. Given the series is generally pretty thorough about explaining what comes from where, there's gotta be an explanation for this.

Probably a deconstruction of the whole "Ranger secret base thing".

....Which means there invariably needs to be some twisted representation of the "extremely powerful benefactor who for some reason cannot personally enact their goals" ala Zarbon.

But you have no problem with the original him somehow becoming a genius and suddenly having knowledge and resources to create 2 perfect clones of himself?