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Originally Posted by joedragon72

Ok now let's do an opposite to what I already have before. Instead of gold, it's black. So Black with red accent, Black with blue accent, Black with yellow accent, Black with pink accent and Black with green accent. They do fight evil in the form of alien monsters trying to invade and destroy earth but they aren't exactly "nice" people either; they do this (fighting against evil) only because they were told to anyway. In truth they wouldn't have done so if not told to. They are more dark and rogue in theme. Kinda anti-hero in a sense.

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Originally Posted by Sheepweaver95

Uragiranger has a nice ring to it.

Uragi Red! Bow before me!
Uragi Blue! Locked on target.
Uragi Yellow! ME ANGRY!
Uragi Pink! Hehe, slice 'em up~
Uragi Green! I miss my lab...
Gokuhi Sentai Uragiranger! This planet is ours!

The name means "Top Secret Team Betrayal-ranger" and they're actually members of the same alien invasion they're fighting against, Red is even one of the generals! But he wants to overthrow their leader and seize power for himself (think Starscream), so he made a deal with the Earthling government agency that monitors and tries to defend against alien threats: He and four of his trusted(ish) co-conspirators will fight to defend Earth from the invaders, in exchange for the agency providing them with tech, intel, a secret base, human disguises, and other support in their plot to take down the other generals and the leader.

The arrangement has to be kept top-secret from both the alien invaders (to keep them from finding the traitors in their ranks) and the Earthling public (to keep them from learning their "heroes" aren't actually on their side), so the Uragirangers and their equipment have a spy/Men in Black sort of aesthetic, including the primarily black suits. Meanwhile, the aliens are based on UFOs, cryptids, etc. similar to Jark Matter from Kyuranger.

In personality, each one is a natural villain: Red is a megalomaniac, Blue a war machine, Yellow a brute, Pink a yandere and Green a mad scientist. The clash between that and their attempts to act as heroes or blend into normal society could be a great source of both comedy and drama. Over the course of the series, they would have character development and grow genuinely fond of Earth and humans, but until the finale it'd be kept ambiguous whether they'd redeem themselves or not.