Category:Kaitou Sentai LupinRanger VS Keisatsu Sentai PatRanger Lupin Collection


42nd Super Sentai series
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The Lupin Collection (ルパンコレクション) is a collection of mysterious treasures collected in secret by the phantom thief Arsène Lupin. These treasures are said to contain a strange power, which will bring calamity if landed in the hands of evildoers. These treasures were stolen by the Interdimensional Crime Group Ganglar, a crime syndicate from another dimension, and used by them to empower their members by being kept inside a safe somewhere on their bodies. One particular piece can also be used by the Ganglar doctor, Gauche le Médu, to revive fallen Ganglar members into giant size.

Weapons & Mecha

VS Changer

VSチェンジャー

First appearance: #01

The standard sidearm of both the LupinRangers & PatRangers that are used for transformation, defensive purposes, & mecha summoning. There are 6 copies of the VS Changer known to exist.

VS Vehicles

VSビークル

	Dial Fighters ダイヤルファイター First appearance: #01 A set of flying machine-esque mecha that (when placed into a VS Changer) allow its user to transform into a LupinRanger, use special abilities, and can grow giant size in order to fight an enlarged Ganglar Monster.
	Trigger Machines トリガーマシン First appearance: #01 A set of law enforcement motor vehicle-esque mecha that (when placed in a VS Changer) allow its user to transform into a PatRanger, use special abilities, and can grow giant size in order to fight an enlarged Ganglar Monster.
	Good Striker グッドストライカー First appearance: #02 A sentient mecha/puppet being that sides with whoever he wishes to at the time. His assists provide additional power-ups as well as the formation of Giant Robos (depending on which team he is siding with at the time). The way it can fold his wings to match for either team vehicle forms slightly resembles the cast form for Engine Speedor from Engine Sentai Go-Onger.
	X Trains エックストレイン First appearance: #20

Collection Pieces

	Like a rolling cube French: Comme un cube qui roule Japanese: 転がる賽（さい）のように Romanji: Korogaru sai no yo ni First appearance: #01 Named after Like a Rolling Stone, a song by Bob Dylan. One of the Marks of the King from Jyuohger.
	Turn me on French: Allume-moi Japanese: 私に火をつけて Romanji: Watashi ni hi wo tsukete First appearance: #01 and #02 Named after Light My Fire, a song by The Doors. A lighter in the shape of ShinkenRed's Shishi Origami from Shinkenger.
	Get Big French: Gros calibre Japanese: 大きくなれ Romanji: Okiku nare First appearance: #02 Based on Laser Grip equipped with the Life Bird's Tail Injector from GoGo V.
	Who made whom French: Qui a fait qui Japanese: 誰が誰を作ったのか Romanji: Dare ga dare wo tsukutta no ka First appearance: #03 Named after Who Made Who, a soundtrack album by AC/DC. A figure of Gunmajin from OhRanger.
	I'll dress you up French: Je vais t’habiller Japanese: あなたをドレスアップ Romanji: Anata wo doresu appu First appearance: #04 Named after Dress You Up, a song by Madonna. A gymnast's ribbon reference to GogglePink's Pink Ribbon from Goggle V.
	Move like lightning French: Jack bondissant tel l’éclair Japanese: 稲妻のように飛び跳ねる Romanji: Inazuma no yo ni tobihaneru First appearance: #06 Named after Jumpin' Jack Flash, a song by The Rolling Stones. A reference to PinkFlash's Prism Boots from Flashman.
	All your love French: Tout ton amour Japanese: 胸いっぱいの愛を Romanji: Mune-ippai no ai wo First appearance: #07 Named after Whole Lotta Love, a song by Led Zeppelin. Based on the MagiShine's MagiLamp from MagiRanger.
	Heal the world French: Guéris le monde Japanese: 世界を癒そう Romanji: Sekai wo iyaso First appearance: #08 Named after Heal the World, a song by Michael Jackson. Based on the SouganBlade from Go-Busters.
	The Electric Storm French: L’Orage électrique Japanese: 電撃の嵐 Romanji: Dengeki no arashi First appearance: #10 Named after Electrical Storm, a song by U2. Based on the ZyuDenchi from Kyouryuuger and the Storage Crystal from OhRanger.
	Roll Beethoven French: Fais rouler Beethoven Japanese: ベートーベンをぶっとばせ Romanji: Betoben wo buttobase First appearance: #11 Named after Roll Over Beethoven, a song by Chuck Berry. A tire looks like the Go-Roader GT from Go-Onger.
	Life on the fast track French: La vie sur la voie rapide Japanese: 駆け足の人生 Romanji: Kakeashi no jinsei First appearance: #12 Named after Life in the Fast Lane, a song by Eagles. Based on the Chrono Changer from TimeRanger.
	Jailhouse Rock French: Le rock du bagne Japanese: 監獄ロック Romanji: Kangoku rokku First appearance: #13 Named after Jailhouse Rock, a song by Elvis Presley. Based on the scroll from Kakuranger.
	It's a Small World French: Le petit monde Japanese: スモール・ワールド Romanji: Sumoru Warudo First appearance: #14 Named after Small World, a song album by Huey Lewis and the News. Based on the Nin Shuriken from Ninninger.
	Far Away French: Au loin Japanese: 遠く離れて Romanji: Toku hanarete First appearance: #15 Named after Far Away, a song by Nickelback. A slingshot based on MegaYellow's MegaSlinger from MegaRanger.
	Great Balls of Fire French: Belles balles de feu Japanese: 火の玉ロック Romanji: Hinotama rokku First appearance: #16 Named after Great Balls of Fire, a song by Jerry Lee Lewis. A ball based on the Vulcan Ball from Sun Vulcan.
	Long, Long, Long French: Long, long et long Japanese: 長く長く長く Romanji: Nagaku nagaku nagaku First appearance: #17 Named after Long, Long, Long, a song by The Beatles. A mini version of RedMask's Masky Blade from Maskman. The item can extend.
	Stroke of Luck French: Le coup de chance Japanese: 幸運の大当たり Romanji: Koun no oatari First appearance: #18 Named after Lucky Strike, a song by Maroon 5. Resembles the Car Navick from CarRanger.
	The Wind Rises French: Filer comme le vent Japanese: 風立ちぬ Romanji: Kaze tachinu First appearance: #19 Named after Ride Like the Wind, a song by Christopher Cross. A folding fan, reference to Master Bat Li from GekiRanger.
	Energy Machine French: La machine d'endorphine Japanese: 元気になる装置 Romanji: Genki ni naru sochi First appearance: #20 Named after Endorphinmachine, a song by Prince. A green bracelet with a triangle symbol on it. It's based on the Techno Brace from Bioman.
	Smoke Gets in Your Eyes French: La fumée t’embrouille les yeux Japanese: 煙が目にしみる Romanji: Kemuri ga me ni shimiru First appearance: #20 Named after Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, a song by Gertrude Niesen. A green incense burner. It's shaped like Kiden Beast Seijishi from DaiRanger.
	Change to Stone French: Je me change en pierre Japanese: 石に変わる Romanji: Ishi ni kawaru First appearance: #21 Named after Turn to Stone, a song by Electric Light Orchestra. A dumbbell-like piece. It's based on the Twin Array from Fiveman.
	Purple Rain French: La pluie violette Japanese: 紫色の雨 Romanji: Murasakiro no ame First appearance: #22 Named after Purple Rain, a song by Prince. A green and purple blaster. It's based on the Gosei Blaster and Shark Headder from Goseiger.
	Fired Up French: La chaleur est là Japanese: 熱くなれ Romanji: Atsuku nare First appearance: #23 A gold bracelet with a green D on it. It's based on the Denji Ring from Denjiman.
	The Escape French: L’évasion Japanese: 逃亡せよ Romanji: Tobo seyo First appearance: #24 A signal baton-like piece. It's based on the Yudo Breaker from Toqger.
	Doctor, doctor French: Docteur, docteur Japanese: 医者医者 Romanji: Isha isha First appearance: #25 A tank-like piece. It's based on half of the Twin Brace from Liveman.
	Tiny Bubbles French: Les minuscules bulles Japanese: 小さな泡 Romanji: Chisana awa First appearance: #26 Named after Tiny Bubble, a song by Paul McCartney. A mermaid-like piece. It's based on the symbole of Change Mermaid from Changeman.
	Control French: Le contrôle Japanese: 操作する Romanji: Sosa suru First appearance: #27 Named after Control, a song by Garbage. A flute dagger-like piece. It's based on the Zyusouken from ZyuRanger.
	Plunge In French: Plonge Japanese: 飛び込む Romanji: Tobikomu First appearance: #28 Named after Dive, a song by Steven Curtis Chapman. A tonfas-like piece. It's based on the GaoBlue's Shark Cutters from GaoRanger.
	Memories French: La mémoire Japanese: 想い出 Romanji: Omoide First appearance: #29 Named after Memories, a song by Elvis Presley. A camera-like piece. It's based on the Ichigan Buster from Go-Busters.
	La Vie en rose French: La Vie en rose Japanese: ばら色の人生 Romanji: Bara-iro no jinsei First appearance: #30 Named after La Vie en rose, a song by Édith Piaf. A roses' bunch-like piece. It's based on the DynaPink's Flower Shield from Dynaman.
	Upside down French: À l'envers Japanese: ひっくり返す Romanji: Hikkuri kaesu First appearance: #31 Named after Upside Down, a song by Jack Johnson. A cellphone-like piece. It's based on the SP License from DekaRanger.
	Take it On French: Prends-le dessus Japanese: 楽しくいこうぜ Romanji: Tanoshiku iko ze First appearance: #31 Named after Take It Easy, a song by Eagles. A cellphone-like piece. It's based on the Dino Brace from Abaranger.
	Rogues French: Les voyous Japanese: 悪い奴ら Romanji: Warui yatsura First appearance: #32 A cellphone-like piece. It's based on the Mobilate from Gokaiger.
	The Wake-up Call French: L'Appel de réveil Japanese: あなたを起こす Romanji: Anata wo okosu First appearance: #32 A cellphone-like piece. It's based on the ShodoPhone from Shinkenger.
	Crossing French: Le croisement Japanese: 十字路 Romanji: Jujiro First appearance: #32 A cellphone-like piece. It's based on the Go-Phone from Go-Onger.
	Call Me French: Appelle-moi Japanese: 私を呼んで Romanji: Watashi wo yonde First appearance: #32 A cellphone-like piece. It's based on the Accellular from Boukenger.
	Burning Love French: Ton amour brûlant Japanese: 燃えるような恋 Romanji: Moeru yo na koi First appearance: #32 A cellphone-like piece. It's based on the MagiPhone from MagiRanger.
	Storm Bringer French: Le porte-tempête Japanese: 嵐を呼ぶ人 Romanji: Arashi wo yobu hito First appearance: #33 Named after Riders on the Storm, a song by The Doors. A turbine-like piece. It's based on half of the Turbo Brace from TurboRanger.
	These Walls French: Ces murs Japanese: これらの壁 Romanji: Korera no kabe First appearance: #34 Named after These Walls, a song by Dream Theater. A tiki-like piece. It's based on the Tensouder from Goseiger.
	The Great Crack French: Le grand fossé Japanese: 大いなる分裂 Romanji: Oi naru bunretsu First appearance: #35 Named after Great Divide, a song by Hanson. An inrō-like piece. It's based on the Doron Changer from Kakuranger.
	The Wise Man French: L'homme sage Japanese: 賢者 Romanji: Kenja First appearance: #36 Named after Wisemen, a song by James Blunt. A brace-like piece. It's based on the Digitizer from MegaRanger.
	Reaching for your Hand French: Atteindre pour toucher Japanese: あなたに手が届く Romanji: Anata ni te ga todoku First appearance: #37 Named after Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand), a song by Diana Ross. A hand-like piece. It's based on the SaiBlade from GekiRanger.
	Drives Me Crazy French: Elle me rend fou Japanese: 夢中にさせる Romanji: Muchuu ni saseru First appearance: #38 Named after She Drives Me Crazy, a song by Fine Young Cannibals. A driving wheel-like piece. It's based on the Bouken Driver from Boukenger.
	Take Off in Flight French: Je veux m'envoler Japanese: 飛び去って Romanji: Tobisatte First appearance: #39 Named after I Believe I Can Fly, a song by R. Kelly. A brooch-like piece. It's based on the Bird Icon from Jetman.
	Smoke on the Water French: La fumée sur l'eau Japanese: 水の上の煙 Romanji: Mizu no ue no kemuri First appearance: #40 Named after Smoke on the Water, a song by Deep Purple. A spear head-like piece. It's based on the spout of DodekaiOh from Jyuohger.
	The Elastic Heart French: Le cœur élastique Japanese: しなやかな心 Romanji: Shinayaka na kokoro First appearance: #43 Named after Elastic Heart, a song by Sia. A ball-like piece. It's based on the Red Super Five Ball from Fiveman.
	Puppet Master French: Le maître des marionnettes Japanese: 人形遣い Romanji: Ningyo tsukai First appearance: #44 Named after Master of Puppets, a song by Metallica. A quill-like piece. It's based on the Wing Pentact from Abaranger.
	One Million Voices French: Un million de voix Japanese: 万人の声 Romanji: Bannin no koe First appearance: #44 Named after Million Voices, a song by Otto Knows. A microphone-like piece. It's based on the Shuriken's Bat from Hurricaneger.
	Like a Starving Beast French: Une faim de loup Japanese: 飢えた獣のように Romanji: Ueta kemono no yo ni First appearance: #45 Named after Hungry Like the Wolf, a song by Duran Duran. A paperweight-like piece. It's based on the G-Brace Phone from GaoRanger.
	Play With Me French: Attrapé dans le jeu Japanese: いっしょに遊ぼう Romanji: Issho ni asobo First appearance: #46 Named after Caught in the Game, a song album by Survivor. A tube-like piece. It's based on the capturing capsule from TimeRanger.
	Cut the Cake French: Coupe le gâteau Japanese: ケーキを切る Romanji: Keiki wo kiru First appearance: #48 A saber-like piece. It's based on Byakkoshinken from DaiRanger.
	Pierce Through French: Évade-toi de l’autre côté Japanese: 突き抜けろ Romanji: Tsukinukero First appearance: #50 A shuriken-like piece. It's based on the Chozetsu Shuriken from Ninninger.
	That Day Once More French: Hier une fois de plus Japanese: あの日をもう一度 Romanji: Ano hi wo mo ichido First appearance: Opening credits and #51 Named after Yesterday Once More, a song by The Carpenters. A clock-like piece. It's based on the Shuriken Ball from Hurricaneger.

Other Collection Pieces

The Ultimate Weird Combination

Live of a Flower

French: La vie est une fleur

Japanese: 人生は花

Romanji: Jinsei wa hana

A tooth-like piece. It's based on half of the Mechanical Blade Kiba from Gingaman.

Movie

French: Bienvenue dans la jungle

Japanese: ジャングルへようこそ

Romanji: Janguru e yokoso

A magnifying glass-like piece. It's based on the Ginga Brace from Gingaman.

French: Chute de météorites

Japanese: 隕石秋

Romanji: Inseki aki

A sphere-like piece. It's based on the the Saikyo Kyutama from KyuuRanger.

Another PatRan Nigou

French: Crier vers le haut

Japanese: トップに叫べ

Romanji: Toppu ni sakebe

A megaphone-like piece. It's based on the Sonic Megaphone from Hurricaneger.

LupinRanger VS PatRanger VS KyuuRanger

French: Le feu inoubliable

Japanese: 焔

Romanji: Homura

A decorative box-like piece. It's based on the Gokai Cellular from Gokaiger.

French: Le bois norvégien

Japanese: ノルウェーの森

Romanji: Noruue no mori

A decorative box-like piece. It's based on the MoBuckle from Kyouryuuger.

French: Une autre brique dans le mur

Japanese: 壁の中のレンガ

Romanji: Kabe no naka no renga

A tablet-like piece. It's based on the Applichanger from Toqger.

Trivia

Many of the Collection pieces' names are French translations of famous song titles and lyrics.
All the Collection pieces collected from the enemy are item homages to previous Sentai series.

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