Flashback to seven days ago, 87-year old Takehara Joji found a Ring in his plants and tells Tega Sword that his wish is to be young again so he can enjoy life and party party. Tega Sword turns him younger so he can fight, but to stay this young, he must collect all the Rings.
Hoeru gets fired from another job for smelling customers. Rikuo tells him that his abilities are to be used, not abused. Those who form a contract with a Ring possess special powers. For Ryugi, it’s superhuman strength. And for Rikuo it’s super hearing. For Hoeru, it must be super smell.
Hoeru and Natsume battle. Natsume says Tega Sword must’ve told Hoeru about having a wish granted when all the rings are collected. So those who hold the rings are rivals who have to fight each other for them. He refuses to give up on his wish.
The Universe War saw Super Sentai robos from every world and universe on the verge of defeat. Upon using their last bits of power to drive away the darkness, they fell into a deep sleep. And the last robo standing, Tega Sword, stood upon the robo graveyard awaiting the arrival of a savior.
Another season of Super Sentai has come and gone and another one is days away from premiering. A few years ago, I started to rank the seasons of both Kamen Rider and Super Sentai I have watched so far. And wow! I’ve now watched 16 seasons of Sentai. And it’s been almost 16 years since I watched my first one in Shinkenger!
Deliverers in every sense of the word. The Boonboomgers were deliverers in the heroic sense, saving and rescuing those in danger and helping people in need. The Boonboomgers also made literal deliveries, whether special moments for schoolkids or curry lessons to a friend or even sketchy government secret missions.
But the Boonboomgers’ biggest and best delivery was probably being able to deliver to us, the fans and viewers, an excellent season this past year.
As Grantu declares himself Spindo’s shield, he summons Nejiretta to take on the Boonboomgers. They fight the soldiers as Grantu fires upon them as well. Sakito arrives to join them in the fight and Shashiro charges toward Grantu who warns him to not even try it.
Mira thinks the proposal to marry Spindo, who is responsible for BunBun’s death, is absolute nonsense. Genba explains that Spindo aims to use this marriage as a way to depict the Boonboomgers surrendering to the Hashiryan. Byundi adds that Mira will essentially be a hostage to keep them all in check.
Taiya recalls the night of BunBun’s crash landing on Earth. At the impact site, he had picked up a glowing ball. BunBun said it was not his, so Taiya wondered if it maybe had been buried in the ground and was unearthed from the impact of the crash.
A flashback to happier times, Taiya gives BunBun some hot cocoa, congratulating him on a job well done. Taiya asks what happens when someone like BunBun dies. BunBun says his body will turn to sand and his soul will go to his planet’s version of the afterlife. Taiya says that’s a very Earth way of thinking.