Beast-Fist Sentai Gekiranger (Jûken Sentai Gekirenjâ) (2007)

Suits of Spandex: The Best and Worst (24 tv items)

"#5 Gekiranger (Kageki) / Power Rangers Jungle Fury (Jungle Master Mode) Reason: Not only are girls without belts awesome, but they made guys without belts awesome, too. There's just enough color, without it getting washed away by white, and the jets aren't huge and fit within the original design."

Bechdel Passing Toku (26 tv items)

" "Ran. Write this word. But you must do it earnestly." "Why do I have to do that?" "Just write it!" "Fine! Fine! Just write it, right? "Look at that word. Do you feel anything?" "Of course I wouldn't!""

From Best to Worst: Super Sentai (18 tv items)

"I'll be honest, if you have an irrational fear of furries, you're going to want to stay away from this season. And heck, Bat Li is kinda creepy looking to be honest. If you hate Sharkie, though, you have no soul. But really, Gekiranger is one of those seasons where as you watch it, things are just kinda good enough to keep watching. Then, after stopping to take a step back, you start to realize just how great it really was. Favorite Hero: Jan Kandou / Geki Red Favorite Villain: Long Favorit"

Girls Lead the Boys (10 tv items)

"Ran Uzaki / Geki Yellow This team doesn't focus that much on leadership. It's mostly about the "triangle" of the three working together as a unit. And Red still gets to stand in the center."

Rangers vs Sentai: Who Did it Better? (20 tv items)

"Vs Jungle Fury Better Heroes? This is really a tough call. Red and Yellow are both pretty much negative images of their countparts, while Blue is mostly the same, save for a few personality quirks. Geki Violet and Geki Chopper/Rhino Ranger are pretty much useless to the overall story, but at least Chopper and Rhino are interesting. Violet just doesn't really matter, unlike his counterpart (Wolf Ranger), who couldn't be more of the opposite. Winner: Power Rangers Better Villains? The two ma"