[Matrixbeast]

While I would love to have amazing villains in my shows, Gekiranger kind of ruined things because no one could measure up to Rio and Mele, so I had to lower my standards. Kakuranger almost measured up with Junior, but then Daimaou showed up and was pretty dull, to be honest.
I hear Go-Busters has pretty good villains, so I was thinking about checking that out, but I still need to finish Carranger (I intend on starting Carranger back up once I finish rewatching Geki).

SPEAKING OF
Geki 17 and 18
Jan starts getting jealous because Retsu and Ran have special teachers who taught them special weapon styles. So, with the awakening of the Sea Kenma, Rageku (Or just Miki throwing Jan a bone), they send the three off to find the 3rd Kensei (4th if you count Xia Fu), Sharkie Chan!
After Retsu and Ran basically let Jan solve all the problems they encounter in Sharkie's secret test, he chooses only Jan is allowed to be his student, and gives him the Geki Sabers.
...That was fast. Ran and Retsu both had to learn a lesson about the subtle differences in their style before they were accepted (Ran learning that having heart isn't the same as fighting with heart, and Retsu learning that technique is important, but overthinking things leads to problems). Jan though?
"Eh, he strong. I'll take it."
Well, I guess it's understandable when you learn that Sharkie has never had a student before, so he's eager and excited, too.

In the meantime, one of Rageku's followers shows up and, to fight for Rageku's love, attacks the Gekirangers. Having an ability to possess others, he first possesses Sharkie, then the rangers' newest mech, the Geki Shark.

The other masters intervene, Sharkie gets scolded and sulks off. After an interlude with the villain, we fight once more, Jan proving the strength of his body by managing to expel the villain after he's possessed. He grows, GekiSharkTouja Win, and Rio speaks of a White Tiger. Ooooh~