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    Retro Toku Ninja Slips Onto Power Rangers

    Michael RizzardiBy Michael RizzardiSeptember 17, 20182 Mins Read
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    Leave it to a world class ninja to sneak onto American television.

    Next week’s episode of Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel will feature a special guest hero, Sheriff Skyfire. The Sheriff is a space ninja and intergalactic policeman who gets tricked by series villain Madame Odius into battling the Rangers. The Rangers will have to convince him that they’re on the same side before it’s too late!

    Hardcore toku fans will recognize this new face: it’s the classic ‘80s hero Jiraiya! Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya aired in 1988 on Japanese airwaves as the seventh installment of the Metal Hero franchise. Unique among Metal Heroes for having traditional instead cybernetic armor, Jiraiya fought the Sorcerers Clan and worldwide ninjas to protect the location of his family’s ancient treasure. Check out the opening below to get a taste of the retro charm this show has to offer!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1Ockc1UlGQ

    In 2015, Jiraiya made a brief return to television as a guest on Shuriken Sentai Ninninger, the show that Super Ninja Steel is based off of. Against all odds, Power Rangers producer Saban decided not to skip Jiraiya’s episode and have officially brought him into the Power Rangers family. This also marks the first non-Sentai tokusatsu hero to appear in Power Rangers since Masked Rider cameoed in 1995.

    You can catch episode 14 of Super Ninja Steel on September 22. And if you like what you see of Sheriff Skyfire and want to see more, check out Jiraiya. With the character officially licensed, we could be seeing an official American release of this classic retro ninja in the near future!

    Are you excited to see Sheriff Skyfire team up with the Power Rangers? Let us know in the comments!

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    Michael Rizzardi

    From the ashes of a Barney obsession rose a lifelong Godzilla fanatic in Cleveland, OH...on top of whatever superhero comics, mecha anime, and tokusatsu shows Michael can get his hands on. If he's not out to dinner with his lovely girlfriend or at his piano grinding out synth tunes, you can bet he's got his eyes glued to a high octane piece of multimedia, ready to pick it apart for your entertainment.

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