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Chouseishin Gransazer (Japanese: 超星神グランセイザー, Hepburn: Chōseishin Guranseizā, English: /tʃoʊseɪʃɪn ˈɡrænseɪzər/) (translated into English as Ultra Star God Gransazer or Super Star God Gransazer, also known as only Gransazer) is a tokusatsu superhero TV series produced by Toho Company Ltd. and Konami. The series aired on TV Tokyo from October 4, 2003, to September 25, 2004, with a total of 51 half-hour episodes. This series is the first of Toho's "Seishin (Star God)" series.
Unlike the other parts which are characterized by a main plot spanning several episodes and by one or more main opponents, the third prefers to focus on independent stories in one or two episodes using the classic formula of "one episode = an opponent", with the exception of episodes 33, 34, 40 and 41,[2] in which the Gransazers are once again confronted with a living Logia and drunk with revenge.
The different episodes, however, have good suspense and carefully avoid the trap of repetitiveness. In addition, the fact that most of the episodes of this third part give the spotlight to only one Gransazer at a time makes it possible to flesh out characters that the series had difficulty to develop in the other episodes which privileged the team with the detriment of his members.
The third and final part begins when an alien named Luka frees Bosquito, a particularly powerful and dangerous creature with the same powers as the Gransazers. Bosquito is finally defeated after four episodes, many civilian casualties and the sacrifice of Luka, while one of the Gransazers, Ran (Visuel), discovers a great affinity with the crystal tablet that reveals to her that the first Gransazers had been created to fight the Bosquitos who are the real ones responsible for the destruction of the ancient earth civilization, while the famous extraterrestrial fleet had actually intervened at the request of the space union Wolf Manafu to help Earth fight them after they took control of Chouseishins.
For the home run, writers set the bar in terms of threats, starting with Bosquito, a formidable predator whose new abilities are constantly being discovered and which will cause the death of many civilians (whereas in previous episodes the collateral victims of the battles of our heroes were generally ignored), before continuing with the threat of a fleet ready to exterminate the human race. It is also in this last part that the writers finally solve the questions asked at the beginning of the series by revealing the reasons for the battle that had opposed the Earth to Wolf Manafu while going against the expectations of the viewer, since unlike To the appearance, the squadron of Wolf Manafu did not fight Earthlings but Bosquitos.
Algol later attacks the JSDF to kill Ruby, fighting off several JSDF troops before the Gransazers arrive. Despites his best efforts, Algol is ultimately killed by the combined powers of the Fire and Wind Tribe.
The Wind Tribe Akira Denstuin Akira Dentsuin / Sazer-RemIsPortrayed by: Hideaki SerizawaA skilled surgeon who leads the Water Tribe. Transforms into the rhinoceros beetle-themed Sazer Remls. His sign is Gemini.
- Everyone Has Standards: Although he starts off believing Karin is right, in episode 7, Akira feeling disgrace when Karin was willing to hurt Tenma's friend, Maki.
- Japanese Beetle Brothers: Themed after the Rhinoceros Beetle, to go with Jin's Stag Beetle.
- The Leader: of the Wind Tribe.
- Love Makes You Dumb: His love for Karin blinds him to the fact that she's an evil alien manipulating him.
- The Smart Guy: He's quite intelligent, on account of being a doctor, and in addition to providing medical care when needed often serves as a sound mind among the Gransazers.
- Sugar-and-Ice Personality: He may seem cold and distant at first, but he can be compassionate if the situation calls for it.
- Unwitting Pawn: Gets used by Karin for the first few episodes.
- Animal Motifs: Themed after the Butterfly.
- The Big Girl: She's the toughest physical combatant on the Wind Tribe's side and the one who most often makes use of martial arts in battle.
- Cool Big Sis: Acts as a cool big sister and mentor to the other Gransazers.
- Happily Married: Marries Naoto in the epilogue of the series.
- Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: Her armor comes with twin bucklers.
- Sexy Mentor: Spends a few episodes training Tappei to help him awaken his powers.
- Spotting the Thread: The first one to see Karin for who she really is.
- Animal Motifs: The Stag Beetle.
- Casanova Wannabe: Flirts with nearly every woman he sees, including the female Gransazers, to less than spectacular results.
- Real Men Wear Pink: He's a fashion designer when he's not on Gransazer duty and dresses fashionably.
Akelons Karin Saeki Karin SaekiPortrayed by: Mika ChibaClick here to see her Akelon form An Akelon who took the form of deceased physicist Karin Saeki as part of a plan to destroy the Gransazers by playing them against each other.
- Arc Villain: The villain of the first arc comprising the first twelve episodes.
- Divide and Conquer: Her plan is to play the Gransazers against each other by convincing the Wind Tribe that the other Tribes are malicious and using them to destroy them.
- Dead Person Impersonation: The real Karin Saeki died decades before the start of the series.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She did come to love Akira by the end. Even if that means killing all of humanity save for him.
- Manipulative Bastard: Manipulates the Wind Tribe into seeing the other Gransazers as enemies and attacking them. With Akira specifically, she plays on his crush on her to keep him loyal.
- Not Zilla: Her kaiju form resembles Godzilla quite a bit, except it's colored pink instead of black.
- One-Winged Angel: Transforms into a "Great Star Beast" to make a last stand against the Gransazers.
- Starter Villain: She isn't fought until 11 episodes in, but she's the first evil alien the Gransazers do battle with, after the Gransazer-on-Gransazer fighting is stopped.
- Generic Doomsday Villain: It lacks any sort of motivation for its rampage. Somewhat justified as it's little more than a weapon given a very base level of sentience.
- Interim Villain: While it was created from an Akelon, it's one of the few villains in the series not to be working for Warp Monarch.
- Living Weapon: Was originally intended to be a weapon for the JSDF. Things didn't end up going as planned.
- A Form You Are Comfortable With: Unlike Karin, Ruby appears to have taken a human form because her Akelon form would be too off-putting for the Gransazers.
- Good Counterpart: To Karin, being an Akelon who genuinely seeks to help the Gransazers and humanity.
- Light Is Good: Wears a white hood and cloak, and is one of the few helpful aliens we see in the series.
- Mysterious Waif: From her first appearance it's unclear who she is or what she's on Earth for.
- Not Quite Dead: Seemingly dies when Gorgion suicide bombs her, but she pops back up later when Tenma meets with the Warp Monarch's Will.
- Token Good Teammate: One of the few Warp Monarch members we see who isn't malicious at all, instead hoping to save humanity.
[ website BIG DAMN TABLE ] [ userinfo livejournal userinfo ] [ archive journal archive ] Chouseishin Gransazer (Jin/Makoto. Prompt #44 - Circle)[May. 1st, 201011:23 pm]The Ultimate FanFic Challenge!
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[scifisentai]Title: Full Circle
Fandom: Chouseishin Gransazer
Characters/Pairing: Hakariya Jin/Sorimachi Makoto
Prompt: #44 - Circle
Word Count: 1885
Rating: G
Summary: When it gets to be too much, take a break.
Notes: References episodes 48-9. Follows Not Exactly Camera Shy, Sinking Shots, Man on a Mission, Second Verse, Same as the First and Secrets.
Link to table: Here
Makoto paced outside the small infirmary room that held Tappei. This wasn't Akira's hospital and the JSDF doctors were stricter about who got to see their patients than Akira was. Besides, Ai was in there at the moment, talking to Tappei even if he couldn't hear her. She blamed herself for what had happened, blamed herself for keeping them divided and unable to summon Leviathan and he didn't know what to say or do that would help. He supposed it wouldn't help either that he couldn't understand why she'd made the choice she had: how could sacrificing yourself to Belzeus' schemes end the fighting?
Caught up in his thoughts he didn't hear the approaching footsteps until Jin's arm was lying across his shoulder.
"Ai still in there?" Jin asked quietly and he nodded.
"Yeah. I don't know what to say to her." He didn't trust himself to say anything, either: the last thing Ai needed now was for him to snap at her, she felt bad enough as it was without that.
There was a quiet 'hmmm' of acknowledgement, then Jin's arm moved off Makoto's shoulder, replaced with Jin's hand attaching itself to his elbow as Makoto felt himself being tugged around.
"What--"
"We're going for a drive," Jin announced. "You need a break."
"I do not."
It was annoying, Makoto thought, that Jin could ignore his protests so easily and even more irritating that he couldn't seem to get free of the other man's grip.
"You don't have to pull me," he muttered, trying to ignore the curious looks of the JSDF soldiers they passed, still trying to pull himself free. "I can walk by myself, you know."
"Yes, but if I let go you'll just walk yourself back to Tappei's room," Jin retorted. "Which would defeat the purpose of dragging you away from there in the first place."
"I won't go back," Makoto sighed, giving up on escape for the time being. "We're almost outside anyway."
"Not much further to go then," Jin agreed pleasantly. "Stop complaining. Besides," he added, "if you didn't want to come you'd have shaken me off already. You know you need this break as well as I do."
Makoto sought desperately for a comeback and came up empty. "I hate it when you're right," he muttered instead, resigning himself to being tugged out the door of the JSDF building and round to where Jin's car was parked.
***
The journey was a quiet one. At first he'd thought Jin was just planning on driving around, maybe try start up a conversation about something Makoto didn't want to talk about, so he was surprised when he realised Jin was taking them out of the city and towards...
Towards Kabuto Mountain? Why was Jin taking them there? The last time they'd been here they'd almost died: was this some weird way of saying 'Don't give up' or something? Because there had to be easier ways of saying that than to drive out here.
Jin brought the car to a stop at the bottom of the mountain and frowned, looking around with a confused expression on his face. "Why did I come here?" he wondered, letting go of the steering wheel and massaging his temples tiredly. "I should pay more attention to where I'm going."
"You didn't know you were bringing us here?" Makoto asked surprise. Was Jin more out of it than he thought? He'd seemed perfectly in control while he was driving. What if they'd run a red light or something? What if they'd hit someone?
Jin gave him a nervous grin. "Not so much?"
Makoto sighed and slumped back in his seat. "There have to been better places you could have brought us than this."
"I don't know," Jin shrugged. "It all started here for me, really. Guess it feels like it'll end here, too, for some reason. Full circle and all that."
"How did it start here?" Makoto asked, curious now in spite of his worry and frustration.
"We found Dorcrus here," Jin replied. "Mika and Professor Horiguchi found it first but they couldn't activate it."
Makoto nodded. "Mika's Flame Tribe," he agreed. "So're Tenma and Ken. They couldn't have woken Dorcrus anyway."
"Ken wasn't a Gransazer then," Jin noted. "But no, it wasn't their Chouseishin." He sighed. "And then it turned out Bosquito was hidden here as well. It's kind of ironic that it was sealed away so close to where Dorcrus was sleeping." His mouth curved up in a sardonic smile. "Or maybe not."
"Why not?" Makoto asked, his eyebrows drawing together as he tried to figure out what Jin meant.
"Because the first thing we did with Dorcrus was try to wipe out the Flame Tribe?" Jin retorted. "It wasn't exactly our finest moment."
Makoto stared at his friend, Jin's words rearranging themselves in his head until they made sense because there was no way Jin had just said what he thought he had.
"What?" Jin asked defensively. "Don't look at me like that, jeez."
"You did what with Dorcrus?" Makoto demanded. Surely he had to have heard wrong. Gransazers didn't attack each other, for crying out loud.
Jin stared back at him, looking as taken aback as Makoto felt. "Didn't anyone ever tell you about Karin?" he asked eventually, after an awkward silence. "I thought somebody would have by now."
Karin. Karin... the name sounded familiar but Makoto couldn't place it. "I think I heard it somewhere," he said cautiously. "But I didn't get any details." He studied Jin carefully, wondering what he was about to find out. Jin always seemed so laid back and got on with everyone, it was hard to imagine he'd once, what, been on the opposite side? How could that happen?
Jin sighed and leant back in his seat, staring up at the trees. "Typical," he muttered. "I can't believe you've gone this long without hearing about it. Well," he started, "We thought she was a woman called Saeki Karin: a space engineer who stumbled over some highly classified technology, including a crystal slab."
"Like the slab the Professor has?" Makoto asked and Jin nodded.
"Yeah, like that, only it told a different story: Earth was destroyed because Humanity was fighting among itself and it was the Gransazers mission to stop that happening again. The Flame Tribe were abusing their powers and would destroy the earth if they weren't stopped first." Jin sighed and ran a hand through his hair. "We believed her. Not our smartest move ever."
Makoto nodded silently: that made more sense than what he'd been thinking. "So what happened after that?" he asked. "When did you realise what was going on?"
Jin winced. "A lot of things happened. I'd rather not talk about them right now, though: they're not exactly things I'm proud of, you know?"
"Alright," Makoto agreed, watching Jin carefully, taking in how tense Jin was and the regret in his eyes. "You made some bad decisions and then?" He didn't need to know details right now and if Jin wanted to talk about it later, he would. There was no rush.
"Ryoko-san and I left," Jin continued, giving Makoto a faint smile of thanks for not pushing. "It was pretty tense at the time: Ryoko-san and Akira were gearing up to fight but we were interrupted when the JSDF ambushed us. Ryoko-san and I went one way, Akira stayed with Karin." Jin paused, stretching in his seat, his shirt rucking up as his arms stretched over his head. "He really loved her," he said a moment later, slumping back down. "Refused to see what she was until even he couldn't deny it anymore. And the weird thing? I think she loved him, too. 'Even if I destroyed the world, you alone I wouldn't kill.'"
"What was she?" Makoto prompted when the silence had gone on too long, Jin staring into the distance with an expression that was almost... wistful, in a way, caught up in memories Makoto knew nothing about. "This Saeki Karin. What was she?"
Jin straightened up again, snapping out of it and reaching out to tap his fingers against the steering wheel. "An Akelon. So it's not really a surprise he didn't trust Ruby when she showed up."
"No," Makoto agreed slowly. "No, it isn't. So after that, you joined up with the Flame Tribe?"
"And the Earth Tribe," Jin agreed. "Although they weren't really united then. You guys showed up not long after and we were all one big happy Gransazer family."
"Along with the resulting sibling squabbles," Makoto agreed dryly. "We've come a long way since then. All of us."
Jin nodded. "And it's almost over," he said quietly, looking up at the sky and the fleet of ships in space waiting for the order to attack. "One way or another."
The distant look was back, along with a bleakness that didn't belong in Jin's eyes and Makoto felt himself reaching out before he realised what he was doing, his fingers brushing against Jin's cheek as the other man turned to face him. They stayed frozen like that for a moment and Makoto wondered if he should move or something, because this was pushing the boundaries of the unspoken agreement that had sprung up between them, bordering on an intimacy that was both exhilarating and terrifying. Everything else about them he understood, but this was something new.
"We'll win," he said firmly, not budging, willing his friend to believe him. "We're not going to let the earth be destroyed. Alright?"
Jin's mouth quirked upwards. "Is this your way of saying don't give up?"
"Absolutely." He might not be the Wind Tribe's leader, but he could fake it for a moment, especially if happy-go-lucky Jin, of all people, was on the verge of giving up.
Jin laughed softly and Makoto reluctantly let go, his fingers trailing along Jin's jawline before dropping back to his side. "You know," Jin said, still smiling, "this was supposed to be about getting you out of leader mode for a while, not keeping you in it to listen to me babbling."
Makoto shrugged. He was, surprisingly, feeling better. Not as tense as he had been when Jin had unceremoniously kidnapped him. "I don't mind," he told his friend, his hands cupping the back of his head as he stared up at the canopy of trees. "Besides, I'm pretty sure being dragged off into the woods with you isn't a bad thing."
Jin snorted, his arm slapping lightly against Makoto's stomach. "Flattery will get you everywhere."
"I try."
It felt like they sat there forever, caught up in a companiable silence that neither wanted to break. Until, of course, one of them had to.
"We should probably get back," Jin said eventually, as reluctant to go as Makoto felt. "Otherwise the others will start wondering where we are."
Makoto nodded. "I should check on Tappei," he agreed. "And talk to Ai, make sure she's holding up okay."
"A leader's work is never done," Jin commented lightly, turning the key in the ignition and starting up the car's engine. "I'm glad I'm not one."
"You do fine," Makoto told him, closing his eyes as the car pulled into motion. "You're bossy enough as it is."
"I'm not bossy," Jin retorted.
"Interfering?"
"I just like to know what's going on," Jin protested. "And someone has to reason with all you stubborn, stoic types otherwise you'd repress yourselves into oblivion."
"That's very noble of you."
"Isn't it, though?" Jin agreed, pulling away from the mountain and towards the highway that would take them back to Tokyo. "It's a tough job, but someone has to do it." linkReply