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*{{g2|加奈子 |白石まるみ|Kanako|[[Shiraishi Marumi]]}} | *{{g2|加奈子 |白石まるみ|Kanako|[[Shiraishi Marumi]]}} | ||
===Recurring=== | ===Recurring=== | ||
*{{g2|大岩 厳|野添義弘|Ooiwa-sensei|[[Nozoe Yoshihiro]]}} | *{{g2|大岩 厳|野添義弘|Ooiwa-sensei|[[Nozoe Yoshihiro]]}} | ||
*{{g2|タケシ |浅利陽介|Takeshi|[[Asari Yosuke]]}} | |||
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*{{g2|和田シンタロウ|広原武成|Wada Shintarou|広原武成}} | *{{g2|和田シンタロウ|広原武成|Wada Shintarou|広原武成}} | ||
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*{{g|Erina|恵里奈|Shigemitsu Emi|重光絵美}} | *{{g|Erina|恵里奈|Shigemitsu Emi|重光絵美}} | ||
*{{g|Maki|真希|篠原友紀|篠原友紀}} --> | *{{g|Maki|真希|篠原友紀|篠原友紀}} --> | ||
==Music== | ==Music== | ||
*[[Denji Sentai MegaRanger (Song)]] | *[[Denji Sentai MegaRanger (Song)]] | ||
Revision as of 23:28, 2 January 2015
| Episode 46 Stop it! The Boat to Hell 阻むぞ！地獄への船出 | |||
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| Denji Sentai MegaRanger episode | |||
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| Writer | Takegami Junki | ||
| Director | Tsujino Masato | ||
| Original air date | January 11, 1998 | ||
| Viewership | 5.8% | ||
| Forum Thread | Thread | ||
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Important things that happened
http://tvarc.toei.co.jp/tv/user/program/browse3.asp?Command=Old&StrNum=46&SID=48
Nejirejia
Maboroshi Nejiraa
Illusion Nejiraa マボロシ ネジラー
Voiced by Chida Yoshimasa
Guests
- Kanako - Shiraishi Marumi → 加奈子 - 白石まるみ
Recurring
- Ooiwa-sensei - Nozoe Yoshihiro → 大岩 厳 - 野添義弘
- Takeshi - Asari Yosuke → タケシ - 浅利陽介
Music
Trivia
- The voice on the TV that screams for help sounds just like Bibidebi's.
- The boat that the MegaRangers try to save is called Sunflower Satsuma. Satsuma is the name of a Japanese province, as well as a type of citrus fruit and a battleship, both named after this province.
- Maboroshi Nejiraa appears at the Fukuoka Dome and the Sapporo TV Tower. Tokyo is around the center of Japan, while Fukuoka is in the far south, and Sapporo is in the far north, showing the vast distances that Maboroshi Nejiraa can cover.