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*Like with ZyuRanger, the ZyuDen is actually pronounced JyuDen. This comes from an antiquated way of romanizing Japanese that isn't really used anymore. Both Zyu/Jyu usages represent the Japanese kanji for "animal/beast".
*Like with ZyuRanger, the ZyuDen is actually pronounced JyuDen. This comes from an antiquated way of romanizing Japanese that isn't really used anymore. Both Zyu/Jyu usages represent the Japanese kanji for "animal/beast".
==External Links==
==External Links==
[http://www.twitlonger.com/show/kqt1pe Lyric Source Twitlonger.com]]
[http://www.twitlonger.com/show/kqt1pe Lyric Source Twitlonger.com]
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[[Category: ZyuDen Sentai Kyouryuuger]][[Category: Songs]]
[[Category: ZyuDen Sentai Kyouryuuger Lyrics]][[Category: Songs]]

Revision as of 05:18, 21 September 2013

VAMOLA!キョウリュウジャー

Opening song for Kyouryuuger.

Lyrics

Japanese Karaoke Translation
Wow...
俺達は無敵のスーパースター
熱いスピリッツ フル充電
胸が騒ぐぜ
伝説をのりこなせワンダホー
ブレイブを黙らせるな
いつもチャレンジャー
ほんとの強さは
いったいどこにあるというのだろう?
地球儀を回すよりも
心の中を探せ
(ヤッチャオーゼー!)
ガブリンチョ!メッチャムーチョ!
荒れてやるぜ今日も(ファイヤー!)
いくぜ キョウリュウジャー
ブットバッソ!ヤッチャモット!
あっちこっちかみついて
誰にも止められない
聞いてみごと驚けっ
獣電戦隊 バモラ!
キョウリュウジャー
ブレイブイン
Wow...
Oretachi wa muteki no Super Star
Atsui Spirit Full Jyuuden
Mune ga sawagu ze
Densetsu wo nori-konase Wonderful
Brave wo damaraseruna
Itsumo Challenger
Honto no tsuyosa wa
ittai doko ni aru to iu no darou?
Chikyuugi wo mawasu yori mo
kokoro no naka wo sagase
(YACCHAOU ZEE!)
GABURINCHO! MECCHA MUUCHO!
Arete yaru ze kyou mo (Fire!)
Iku ze Kyouryuuger
BUTTOBASSO! YACCHA MOTTO!
Acchi kocchi kami-tsuite
dare ni mo tomerarenai
Kiite migoto odorokee
JyuDen Sentai Vamola!
Kyouryuuger
Brave In!

Trivia

  • Meccha Mucho is probably a combination of Meccha and the Spanish/Portugese word for "a lot" mucho.
  • Vamola comes from Portuguese. 'It should be "vamos la", and it means like "come on" or "let's go". In a cheering, supporty sense rather than literal "let's physically move"' - Magenta.
  • Like with ZyuRanger, the ZyuDen is actually pronounced JyuDen. This comes from an antiquated way of romanizing Japanese that isn't really used anymore. Both Zyu/Jyu usages represent the Japanese kanji for "animal/beast".

External Links

Lyric Source Twitlonger.com

Gallery