Integration

weedle013ZiO · 10-12-2024, 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FairyKing

For freedom, Burai Blue!
For revenge/justice, Burai Red!
For fortune, Burai Yellow!
For glory, Burai Pink!
For victory, Burai Black!
For redemption, Burai Silver!
Cutting our own path! Ronin Sentai Buraiger!

The name means "Masterless Samurai Squadron Rogue-ger," and they're outlaws who fight against an evil dynasty that already rules the world, each has their own selfish reasons for fighting but they're still ultimately good people.

Since you specified Blue in the center instead of the traditional Red, I figured it'd be fun to make a Sentai with a distinct anti-authoritarian bent, both in the overall setting and the team itself. Instead of Red being both the leader and the most central protagonist, those roles are split between Red and Blue, but I'm not sure which combination I like more:

1) Blue is the smart and philosophical leader, she doesn't hold formal authority but the others look to her for wisdom. Red is the protagonist and the newest member, a hotheaded rookie who needs to learn to let go of his rage before he can mature into a true hero (his role call starts as "revenge" but changes to "justice" after character development).

2) Blue is the protagonist and the most kindhearted member, she brings out the best in the others. Red is the determined and increasingly ruthless leader, who gradually falls to his rage until the rest of the team pull him back from the brink (his role call starts as "justice" but changes to "revenge" during the lowest part of his arc).

In either case, Yellow insists she's just a mercenary but has a hidden heart of gold, Pink is constantly showing off both to stoke his own ego and to cheer up others, Black just wants a good fight but he can't stand people who bully those weaker than themselves, and Silver is initially a champion of the villain dynasty who tries to apprehend the Buraigers (with a solo role call "For rule of law, Samurai Silver!"), before realizing just how evil his masters are and switching sides.

Imma do a thing

Jiyū no tame ni, Burai Burū!
Fukushū/Seigi no tame ni, Burai Reddo!
Seiun no tame ni, Burai Ierō!
Eikō no tame ni, Burai Pinku!
Shōri no tame ni, Burai Burakku
Saido no tame ni, Burai Shirubā

10-12-2024, 11:36 AM	#15
weedle013ZiO Adaptation Writer Join Date: May 2019 Posts: 590	Quote: Originally Posted by FairyKing For freedom, Burai Blue! For revenge/justice, Burai Red! For fortune, Burai Yellow! For glory, Burai Pink! For victory, Burai Black! For redemption, Burai Silver! Cutting our own path! Ronin Sentai Buraiger! The name means "Masterless Samurai Squadron Rogue-ger," and they're outlaws who fight against an evil dynasty that already rules the world, each has their own selfish reasons for fighting but they're still ultimately good people. Since you specified Blue in the center instead of the traditional Red, I figured it'd be fun to make a Sentai with a distinct anti-authoritarian bent, both in the overall setting and the team itself. Instead of Red being both the leader and the most central protagonist, those roles are split between Red and Blue, but I'm not sure which combination I like more: 1) Blue is the smart and philosophical leader, she doesn't hold formal authority but the others look to her for wisdom. Red is the protagonist and the newest member, a hotheaded rookie who needs to learn to let go of his rage before he can mature into a true hero (his role call starts as "revenge" but changes to "justice" after character development). 2) Blue is the protagonist and the most kindhearted member, she brings out the best in the others. Red is the determined and increasingly ruthless leader, who gradually falls to his rage until the rest of the team pull him back from the brink (his role call starts as "justice" but changes to "revenge" during the lowest part of his arc). In either case, Yellow insists she's just a mercenary but has a hidden heart of gold, Pink is constantly showing off both to stoke his own ego and to cheer up others, Black just wants a good fight but he can't stand people who bully those weaker than themselves, and Silver is initially a champion of the villain dynasty who tries to apprehend the Buraigers (with a solo role call "For rule of law, Samurai Silver!"), before realizing just how evil his masters are and switching sides. Imma do a thing Jiyū no tame ni, Burai Burū! Fukushū/Seigi no tame ni, Burai Reddo! Seiun no tame ni, Burai Ierō! Eikō no tame ni, Burai Pinku! Shōri no tame ni, Burai Burakku Saido no tame ni, Burai Shirubā __________________ Are my guesses correct? Only time will tell.