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To face the copied Jishakumo, Oboro reveals her project, a set of Shinobi Machines for the current Hurricanegers: Hurricane Hawk, Hurricane Dolphin and Hurricane Lion. She teleports them onto an aeroplane, a cruise liner and a Ferris wheel (I wonder what happens to the people on those things). The Hurricanegers are told to use their Gyros to control them, leading to a battle. Jishakumo stands up to Hurricane Hawk’s fire attack and Hurricane Dolphin’s hologram tidal wave, but gets hit hard by Hurricane Lion’s attack, blowing him to pieces as our heroes stand triumphant

Toku no Jutsu: Civillian Vanishment During Mecha Battle. One of the most widely-used jutsu after Toku no Jutsu: Massive Explosion.

EDIT: Also, to fill you in about not knowing what the heck enka is, here's a nice explanation from Japan Times:

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Translated literally as “performance song,” enka is a genre of popular music that originated back during the Meiji Era as a form of political activism.

When Japan’s first political party was formed in the late 19th century, party leaders were banned from addressing the public. Instead, they wrote songs of political satire to have singers perform on the streets.

Gradually shifting away from its political affiliation, enka experienced its second wave during the postwar years of the Showa Era, when it developed into its current form, encompassing melodramatic lyrics and nostalgic scenery to complement the nation’s traditional identity.

Although no longer as popular as in its heyday, enka can still be heard across Japan and maintains a dedicated audience, mostly those of the older generation.

In other words, enka is dramatic music played with traditional instruments. I listened to a few enka on YouTube out of curiosity and it's definitely something worth checking out. It's quite a unique experience, and one that's definitely not exclusive to pre-schools thankfully.