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Each skit is irrelevant to the story or episode. The parody reimagines the study group as a super sentai. They have their own title card, which parodies the sentai series Taiyou Sentai Sun Vulcan , and have their own theme song. They follow their own color coordination with the letter of their first name across the top half. They also have scarves like the original Super Sentai groups.
After the first episode, they use the actual Super Sentai poses. Makie and Yue copy poses from Denshi Sentai Denjiman. In the second episode, they do a different roll call start. They once again take a pose from Sun Vulcan by jumping in front of a sun while covered in shadow. In the third episode, Makie is crushed by a robot before she could finish her roll call.
In episode 10, a bad guy that the Baka Rangers are facing locks them up and activates a time bomb. Makie tries to save the day by using her rhythm gymnastics ribbon to grab the bomb, but in the end, it results in the bomb being much closer to the Baka Rangers when it detonates.
Also they have a new title card which has their group name colored in red in front of a golden V or an upside down A. If it is a V, it could pay homage to the Super Sentai logo. If it an upsidown A, it could be from Turn A Gundam, and when the time bomb explodes, the shadow of a head resembles Turn A's head, even with the moustashe and green eyes. In episode 14, there is a fictional movie preview for "Yuke Yuke Go, Go Baka Pink" movie showing such scenes as the destruction of an entire city.
But to Makie's dismay, it wasn't permitted. In episode 23, the Bakarangers, presumed dead after their enemy and Baka Pink killed them, come back to life as zombies. Sadly, even dead Makie can't get to do her part of the introduction. In episode 24, the Bakarangers are revived by Satomi into cybernetic warriors, but all of them have gained abilities and costumes similar to their Suka forms Asuna: boar, Yue: owl, Kaede: kappa, Ku Fei: tiger —though she may have made a monkey out of Baka Pink.
Then there is a shot of them talking inside and on the outside wall is what appears to be VulPanther from Sun Vulcan hanging from a rope and Mesousa, the rabbit from Pani Poni Dash, holding on to him. Episode 4 through 6 had to do with the Mexican Chupacabra that Asuna believes roams the Mahora Campus. The first two involve Asuna trying to write a song about the chupacabra, leading to Haruna being surprised in regards to what she's doing.
In the first one, both Asuna and Haruna are dressed as oni , while in the second, Asuna is composing while sucking on Chupa Chups lollipops. In the third short, the Chupacabra club ends up meeting about the possible existence of a chupacabra while all dressed in costumes, this time with Asuna dressed as a robot and Haruna a grandfather clock joined by Yuna a bee and Yue a fairy. When Ku Fei shows up with a new costume of her own, Asuna takes matters into her own hands By episode 25, Asuna finally gets a chupacabra as a going away present from Anya and promptly uses it to autograph all of the T-shirts she had made throughout the series.
Unfortunately, the little creature has ideas of its own. Satomi creates a special arm for Chao called the Super Power Hand. This time it can make 2 meat buns. The focus is on the sports girls, particularly Akira as she watches over a pet arowana in the aquarium in her room and listening in on roommates Yuna, Ako and Misora.
But while she seems strange, the outfits of her roommates are even more questionable. In the second episode, the sports girls are still swimming like they were earlier in the episode , where they discover each other's weird taste in swimsuits. In the last one, one of the girls asks if Yamamoto can do tricks, but Akira nearly defies common sense of what a fish can do. Misora is the straight man of these bits with Yuna and Ako as her foils As a side note, the seiyuu for Akira has the last name of Yamamoto.
Using Shinto prayer, three members of the Baka Rangers make offerings to the gods. In a stylized black and white animation, Asuna gives an offering of ramen asking him to buy a Chupacabra T-shirt. In the second one, Ku Fei makes a wish with own cup of noodles. In the third, Makie offers a plate of spaghetti but not even the gods acknowledge her.
Haruna decides to show off her artistic skills to three uncompromising critics: Chisame, Zazie, and Chachamaru. That show is a total mess. I thought it was really fun but its also very rushed.
Definitely worth watching though. In other words, you can read and understand UQ Holder perfectly fine without reading its prequel. There are the occasional references to MSN though, but they do not affect the plot in any way. His cuteness gave him high popularity among his all-girl class, while he introduced some of his prominent students to us. First I will provide a little background on both.
Bear in mind this entry is not the review for either of these series, but just a comparison for any interested people. The story is almost straight forward. A nine-year old wizard-in-training gets assigned to be an English teacher in Japan. At an all girls school. Hilarity ensues. Ok, the series is mostly between Negi and his classmates, Asuna being one in particular.
As far as this entry is concerned, that is all you need to know. Let's start with the original anime first. This series does tend to stick to the manga more than the other series does, until the last few episodes that I honestly wish never happened.
More on that in a bit. The animation is simple and easy to follow, but can be detailed, similar to School Rumble.
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