[TokuKnight89]

I just had an epiphany.

In rewatching Bomber the Great's duel with Buldont in Ohranger, Bomber said he wouldn't take the life of a woman which is why he strapped Hysteria to a missile.

Problem is that Bomber has before jeopardized the lives of women with no regard to the supposed chivalry he claims to adhere to!

In his debut episode, he was supportive of the warhead exploding in the van. However, Momo and a little girl were in that van at the time! It's a pretty standard trope, but villains in Sentai have a tendency to know who is where in a given moment. Bomber had to know that Momo and the kid were about to be blown up as he was counting down!

Also, Bomber has no qualms with transforming into his own missile mode and attacking the entire team, including Pink and Yellow.

Also, his last plan involved turning people into solid gold. Permanent gold statue status is no different than a death sentence, and melting down golden people to build a tacky gold palace cinches it further.

How the hell is Bomber the Great a "chivalrous man" when he continuously violates his own supposed chivalry on a friggin whim!?

P.S.: Yes, I know Ohranger is notoriously inconsistent! Probably reading way too much into this. Bomber's "chivalry" was probably a plot convenience to further the story and explain how he's ultimately deposed.