http:////static.wikia.nocookie.net/p...20230428090340
HERES THE SUIT

I imagine Spider Kumonos' morphing call will be....

"Kumogai... Busou!"

Getting a closer look at Spider Kumonos, I am noticing some chains on the boots and arms.
Wonder if that means anything significant, like whoever this is was a prisoner, or is still a prisoner.

Perhaps he might've been a former slave before becoming that ranger.

I can't tell if they're really chains or not.

Come to think of it, they do look like chains. They could be reminders of his past.

Just putting this out there...

Maybe the henshin call will be "Spider Bite", or something along those lines.

The sixth: Jeremy Brasieri
https://twitter.com/King47_toei/stat...77870072279040

Details: https://www.oricon.co.jp/news/2277414/full/

• Descended from a supposed 6th hero in the conflict 2000 years ago
  
• calls himself a storyteller who tells the legend of King-Ohger
  
• has a distinct way of speaking and is thus difficult to understand
  
• is a pacifist and neutral in the conflict between the King-Ohgers and Bugnarak
  
• has been the narrator of the show since episode 1

Tassel 2.0. :lolol

Wonder how the white ranger will connect with the other rangers? Ohkuwagata Ohger he'll fight mercilessly.

And I so wish King Ohger could possibly get adapted into Power Rangers someday.

What's with all this aggression and ideas of Spider Kumonos getting vengeance you keep bringing up? Seems all of your posts about him are about these fantasy of him overthrowing the monarchy. This show is more or less titled "Your Highness Sentai King-Kingger. After the one non royal member of the team got revealed to have royal blood and therefore divine right of kings according to the lore just 5 episodes in, I don't think this show is intending to take any sort of realistic critical look and monarchy. More King Arthur than King George

Dude, give it up. That's not the direction they're going in, they've set up this character's importance in the story and we already have a wild card character in the form of Gira.