# Kousoku Sentai Turboranger

Kousoku Sentai Turboranger (高速戦隊ターボレンジャー, Kōsoku Sentai Tāborenjā, High Speed Squadron Turboranger) is a Japanese television show and the thirteenth entry of Toei Company's Super Sentai metaseries and the first title of the Heisei period. it was aired on TV Asahi on February 25, 1989, to February 23, 1990, replacing Choujyu Sentai Liveman and was replaced by Chikyu Sentai Fiveman with a total of 51 episodes (1 TV special and 50 ordinary episodes). Its international title in English was listed by Toei is Turbo Rangers. Turboranger was also the first Super Sentai series to air on Friday instead of Saturday.
During its initial run, Turboranger was the 11th Super Sentai and billed as the tenth anniversary title of the Super Sentai series (as Battle Fever J was designated as the first Super Sentai series during 1988 to 1994 after the exclusion of Himitsu Sentai Gorenger and J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai due to rights issues with Shotaro Ishinomori). However, in 1995, Gorenger and J.A.K.Q. was included into the Super Sentai series once more, thus making Turboranger the 13th in the franchise.

## Plot

20,000 years ago, the Fairy race assisted the human race in a battle against the Hundred Bohma Tribes successfully sealing them. Due to modern-day pollution and man's destruction of nature, the power of the Fairy magic has weakened, allowing the seal to be broken and thus the Tribe's escape. With the help of Dr. Dazai; Seelon, the last of the fairies, summons five high school seniors. As children, they were showered with the "flames of spirit" of the fallen fairies in a forest and can now hear Seelon's voice. Donning powered suits, the product of a collaboration between Seelon's magic and Dr. Dazai's science, the five become the Turborangers, juggling days of fighting with their regular school lives, in order to defeat the Bohma Tribe.

## Characters
### Turborangers

The eponymous Turborangers are all high school students of Musashino Academy.
* Riki Honoo (炎 力, Honō Riki)/Red Turbo (レッドターボ, Reddo Tābo): A brave high school baseball team captain. An ace pitcher, his technique is the "Demonball of Fire/Honoo" and dreams of becoming a professional. Despite his apparent hyperactivity disorder, Riki has a high sense of justice and confidence. He is the kind of person who is not in good graces with his teacher due to his low grades which is seen earlier. He shows his unusual amount of power in matters like when he defeats Zimba on their final duel. He also kills Rehda in the middle of the battle with the Super Bohma Beast which he rushed into out of impulsiveness. Riki was captured by Wandering Bohma and forced to pit against Lagorn where after a hard battle, he underwent near death but he managed to win by inflicting a mortal wound on Ragorn's heart at a desperate attempt. He pulled the team together during the final battle. Riki would appear years later to grant the Greater Power of the Turborangers to the Gokaigers during Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, but the Greater Power would never be used onscreen.
** Weapons: GT Sword (ＧＴソード, Jī Tī Sōdo), which can combine with the Turbo Laser in Sword Mode.
** Attacks: GT Crash (ＧＴクラッシュ, Jī Tī Kurasshu)
* Daichi Yamagata (山形 大地, Yamagata Daichi)/Black Turbo (ブラックターボ, Burakku Tābo): A patient track star who is also a good student giving him the fame of "Running Brain" which is in contrast to Riki. He shows his team concern and is self-sacrificing even when he placed himself at risk to be able to have the Turbo Rugger completed. Daichi is a reliable second in command who will always be for support of his teammates. He once befriended the monster Sumo Bohma who got him into embracing Sumo (which he secretly desired to do), forming a father-and-son bond with the Bohma in the process, he defeated in a sumo battle and granted the demon rest. He defeated Jarmin in battle after helping Dr. Dazai get the parts to complete the Turbo Rugger.
** Weapons: T Hammer (Ｔハンマー, Tī Hanmā)
* Yohei Hama (浜 洋平, Hama Yōhei)/Blue Turbo (ブルーターボ, Burū Tābo): A swimmer and high diver. He is very good at aquatic battle. He is prone to chasing girls. He was once forced to clean the whole school due to his serious misbehavior problems. He once befriended a Bohma named Bell, whose people were oppressed by the evil Jarmin and caught inside a series of bells, falling in love with her in the process.
** Weapons: J Gun (Ｊガン, Jei Gan), which can combine with the Turbo Laser in Gun Mode to form the J-Machine Gun.
* Shunsuke Hino (日野 俊介, Hino Shunsuke)/Yellow Turbo (イエローターボ, Ierō Tābo): He is a gymnast and almost behaves like a feral child. He was in love with a girl he only knew as "Sayo-chan" when younger, never realizing it was actually Sayoko Tsukikage/Kirika. He has a younger brother named Shunji who was killed in a hit and run, therefore he befriends the Bohma Beast Hyoma who had a falling out with his younger brother Enma; connecting over their roles and responsibilities.
** Weapons: B Bowgun (Ｂボーガン, Bī Bōgan)
* Haruna Morikawa (森川 はるな, Morikawa Haruna)/Pink Turbo (ピンクターボ, Pinku Tābo): A student council president and the brightest student in school. She is popular, everyone looks up to her. Gifted with acting skills, she was able to fool both Bohma and the other Turborangers to get the medicine and save Yohei's life.
** Weapons: W Stick (Ｗステッキ, Daburyū Sutekki), which can combine with the Turbo Laser in Gun Mode.

#### Arsenal

* Turbo Brace (ターボブレス, Tābo Buresu): The Turborangers' two-piece transformation devices. The left bracelet with a turbine activates the transformation, while the right bracelet is a communicator. The transformation call is either "Turboranger!" or the individual Turboranger's name ("[color] Turbo" (○○○○ターボ, [color] Tābo)).
* Turbo Lasers (ターボレーザー, Tābo Rēzā): The Turborangers' sidearms that can either be used as a handgun or transform into a sword.

#### Team Attacks

* Turbo Laser Plasma Shoot (ターボレーザー・プラズマシュート, Tābo Rēzā Purazuma Shūto): Turborangers use their Turbo Lasers to form a plasma ball to kill the opponent.
* Combination Attack (コンビネーションアタック, Konbinēshon Atakku): The various attack formations utilized by all five Turborangers and their respective weapons.
* V Turbo Bazooka (Ｖターボバズーカ, Bui Tābo Bazūka): A weapon later added and used to defeat more powerful Bohma, but was not used on any of the troopers. Its energy source is the Turbo Attacker's V Turbo Engine, which docks inside of the V Turbo Bazooka before firing.

#### Vehicles

* Mach Turbos (マッハターボ, Mahha Tābo): The motorcycles for each ranger, numbers 01 and 05. Their maximum speed is 360 km/h.
* Turbo Attacker (ターボアタッカー, Tābo Atakkā): Personal vehicle of Red Turbo, a buggy. An alternate vehicle for Red Turbo when not using Mach Turbo 1. The Turbo Attacker is armed with the side-mounted Attacker Vulcans (アタッカーバルカン, Attakkā Barukan) and the roof-mounted Attacker Magnum (アタッカーマグナム, Attakkā Magunamu). This vehicle is powered by the V Turbo Engine (Vターボエンジン, Bui Tābo Enjin), which in mid-term of the series, is the energy source of the deadly V Turbo Bazooka, with the engine docking inside of it.

#### Mecha

* Turbo Robo (ターボロボ, Tābo Robo): A giant robot formed from five automobiles by the command "Combination Shift! Turbo Robo! (合体シフト！ターボロボ！, Gattai Shifuto! Tābo Robo!). Its main weapon is the High-Speed Sword (高速剣, Kōsoku Ken) and it destroys monsters with its finishing attack, the Turbo Crash (ターボクラッシュ, Tābo Kurasshu). Its other weapons are the Turbo Cannons (ターボカノン, Tābo Kanon), the Turbo Shield (ターボシールド, Tābo Shīrudo) and Turbo Punch (ターボパンチ, Tābo Panchi). It was badly damaged by Zimba in episode 28 and it caused it to break the combination of the mecha. It returned at episode 30 to help the buried Turbo Rugger.
** Turbo GT (ターボＧＴ, Tābo Jī Tī): A grand tourer driven by Red Turbo. It fires the GT Lasers (ＧＴレーザー, Jī Tī Rēzā). It is stored to the left of the Turbo Truck and the right of the Turbo Jeep. It forms the Turbo Robo's head, chest, and back. Its top speed is Mach 1.2. Its front wheels turn parallel to the chassis when the Turbo GT is flying. It appeared again in the Gaoranger vs Super Sentai.
** Turbo Truck (ターボトラック, Tābo Torakku): A race truck driven by Black Turbo. It fires the Truck Cannon (トラックカノン, Torakku Kanon). It forms the Turbo Robo's body, arms and upper legs and the Turbo Shield and the Turbo Cannon. It is stored to the left of Turbo Wagon and the right of Turbo GT. Its top speed is 980 kilometers per hour. After the Turbo Robo's defeat in episode 28, its combination was broken down and was damaged badly as well by Jimba. Daichi also used it as a lure to make sure that the Rugger Fighter was completed in episode 29. It was repaired in episode 30.
** Turbo Jeep (ターボジープ, Tābo Jīpu): A sport utility vehicle driven by Blue Turbo. It fires the Jeep Gattlers. It is stored to the left of the Turbo GT. It forms the Turbo Robo's left foot. Its top speed is 850 kilometers per hour.
** Turbo Buggy (ターボバギー, Tābo Bagī): A dune buggy driven by Yellow Turbo. It uses the Wire Grappler. It is stored to the right of the Turbo Wagon. It forms the Turbo Robo's right foot. Its top speed is 830 kilometers per hour.
** Turbo Wagon (ターボワゴン, Tābo Wagon): A station wagon driven by Pink Turbo. It fires the Wagon Missiles (ワゴンミサイル, Wagon Misairu). It is stored to the left of the Turbo Buggy and the right of the Turbo Truck. It forms the Turbo Robo's lower legs. Its top speed is 620 kilometers per hour.
* Turbo Rugger (ターボラガー, Tābo Ragā): The Turborangers' second robot that transforms from the Rugger Fighter (ラガーファイター, Ragā Faitā) airship. When the command "Transformation Shift! Turbo Rugger!" (変形シフト！ターボラガー！, Henkei Shifuto! Tābo Ragā!) is given, the Rugger Fighter's cockpit forms Turbo Rugger's back, the underside becomes the arms, and the sides become the legs, with the afterburners as the feet, the rest forms the chest, revealing the head. Turbo Rugger's head and chest forms the Super Turbo Robo's own head (with a special helmet) and chest, the legs become the arms, and the feet as the Super Turbo Robo's own. It is armed with the rugby ball-like Battle Ball (バトルボール, Batorubōru) and the Big Rugger Guns (ビッグラガーガン, Biggu Ragā Gan). It destroys monsters with its finishing attack, the Screw Rugger Kick (スクリューラガークック, Sukuryū Ragā Kikku). It was first used to destroy an enlarged Jarmin in battle and was nearly destroyed by the mighty Super Violent Demon Beast.
* Super Turbo Robo (スーパーターボロボ, Sūpā Tābo Robo): The combination of the Turbo Robo and the Turbo Rugger formed when the command "Super Shift! Super Turbo Robo" (スーパーシフト！スーパーターボロボ, Sūpā Shifuto! Sūpā Tābo Robo) is given. The size of the Turbo Robo and the Turbo Rugger increases so much in the combination that it cannot walk, though it can move its arms. It destroys monsters with its ultimate finishing attack, the Super Mirage Beam (スーパーミラージュビーム, Sūpā Mirāju Bīmu). It was first used to destroy the mighty Super Violent Demon Beast.
* Super Turbo Builder (スーパーターボビルダー, Sūpā Tābo Birudā): The combination of Super Turbo Robo and Turbo Builder. It is formed when the command "Combination - Super Turbo Builder" (合体・スーパーターボビルダー, Gattai - Sūpā Tābo Birudā) is given. It was first used to destroy Ragorn in both his forms with its ultimate attack, the Super Turbo Builder Beam (スーパーターボビルダービーム, Sūpā Tābo Birudā Bīmu).
** Turbo Builder (ターボビルダー, Tābo Birudā): The Turborangers' base which launches the Turbo Machines and the Rugger Fighter before it combines with Super Turbo Robo to form the Super Turbo Builder. It transforms to a humanoid form when the command "Build Up! Turbo Builder!" (ビルドアップ! ターボ ビルダー!, Birudo Appu! Tābo Birudā!) is given. It overheated in the finale and Zulten died in assaulting this base.

#### Allies

* Dr. Dazai (太宰博士, Dazai-hakase): A scientist who was contacted by Seelon and assisted in the invention of the Turborangers' mecha. Being a car enthusiast, he based their mecha and suits on vehicles and also had been experimenting on a non-contaminant engine. A slight eccentric who longs for the Turborangers' teacher, Yamaguchi.
* Fairy Seelon (妖精シーロン, Yōsei Shīron): The last surviving Fairy with a height of 8 centimeters (approximately 3 1/4 inches) tall. She can only be seen with the naked eye by the Turborangers; Dazai invented goggles that allows him to see her. She teamed with Dr. Dazai to stop the Tribes. She befriends Saint Beast Rakia. She can emit a "Shine of the Soul" that temporarily disorients enemies, but can be fatal to her. She lives in a small, reconstructed doll house made for her by Dr. Dazai. She is not afraid to dive into danger to assist the Turborangers. After the finale, she becomes a star with Rakia.
* Sacred Beast Lakia (聖獣ラキア, Seijū Rakia): A white-maned, winged holy beast defender of Earth, the keeper of peace, and guardian of fairies. He fought the Bohma long ago and sealed many of them, sealing himself near Bohma Castle. However, the pollution of the Earth gravely weakened Lakia to being forced to negate the seal on Bohma Castle. He left the task of restoring peace to the future of the Earth to the Turborangers before dying and becoming a constellation to watch over them.
* Misa Yamaguchi (山口美佐, Yamaguchi Misa): The Turborangers' homeroom teacher. Her subject is math. A gentle and well-liked teacher, the five Turborangers are not in her good graces for how often they shirk their classes and extracurricular activities to take part in fighting (although it is unknown to her why they are always absent). She dislikes Dr. Dazai, believing he plays a part in corrupting the five. She is a fan of sumo wrestling. She has a younger sister named Mika who studies martial arts. She finds of the five's secret lives as Turborangers in the finale, boarding the Turbo Base to give them words of inspiration.
* Yumi Sakakibara (榊原由美, Sakakibara Yumi): Classmate of Shunsuke Hino/Yellow Turbo. The first ordinary human being who is able to break the seal of the Bohma Beast. Since she is the one who frees Toritsuki Bohma, she is forced to help him steal the energy of a human child by playing her flute. Her conversation with Shunsuke helps her gain the courage to betray Toritsuki Bohma and foil his goal.
* Mika Yamaguchi (山口美香, Yamaguchi Mika): Appears in episode 36. She is the little sister of Misa. She loves her sister more than anything and therefore hates the Turborangers for hiding something from Misa, while Misa cannot stop worrying them all the times. She later finds out Turborangers' true identities and learns to understand the situation. In the end, she does not tell her sister about the Turborangers and let her find out about it herself. After discovering the Turborangers' true identities, she stops hating them and befriends them instead.

### Hundred Bohma Tribes

The Hundred Bohma Tribes (暴魔百族, Bōma Hyakuzoku,) are a crime faction where they are worshippers of violence and magic who lost to human-Fairy coalition 20,000 years ago and were sealed away. However, due to pollution that weakened the Fairy magic that sealed them, the Bohma are free to take their revenge on humanity from Bohma Castle (暴魔城, Bōma Jō) as their operations base. In the finale, Bohma Castle is destroyed by the Super Turbo Builder.
* Great Bohma Emperor Lagorn (大暴魔帝王ラゴーン, Daibōma Teiō Ragōn, 2-38 & 45-50): The absolute statue-esque dictator of the Bohma. He is initially partly immobile as he can still move his head and arms, he always remained seated on his throne with a set of tentacles that can stretch which he uses to punish his subordinates when they fail him. He is shown as merciless and cruel to everyone. He ends up sending Jarmin to her death after witnessing Zimba's brave sacrifice and that Yamimaru defeated the Turbo Robo. He sends Rehda to have his new Super Bohma Beast try to destroy the Turborangers. After Rehda and the Super Bohma Beast were both killed, he decides to punish Zulten with his powers for cowardice. He "dies" after the conspiracy of Yamimaru and Kirika, who decided to kidnap Riki and pit him against Lagorn in a one-on-one battle to the death. Riki mortally wounds him with a stab at the heart, causing him to receive explosions while Zulten only watched helplessly from a distance, not able to lift a finger to help him because of the red thread barrier Yamimaru and Kirika placed to trap him with Red Turbo. However, he becomes mobile after retrieving the monster-enlarging orb, he tries to kill Red Turbo and he grows giant and decides to punish the two traitors Yamimaru and Kirika for their treachery. He was then "destroyed" by Super Turbo Builder. He later revives himself by consuming energies of hatred and sadness around him, and becomes the gold-skinned and mobile snake/dinosaur-like Neo-Lagorn (ネオラゴーン, Neo Ragōn). He faces the Turborangers as a giant in the finale in which he is destroyed for good by the Super Turbo Robo.
* Bohma Doctor Lehda (暴魔博士レーダ, Bōma Hakase Rēda, 1-30): A bearded mystic genius with an ammonite-like head, a human face, and a cloak that covers his seahorse-like body who is Ragorn's second-in-command. Intelligent and cruel, he hates humanity and his schemes always involve the use of human deeds against humans themselves and mass killings of humans as well. He is usually portrayed to be the kind of field commander who does not show up often and works closely with Lagorn, receiving less ire and is entrusted with the most dangerous of operations. He is very skilled in witchcraft making him a powerful sorcerer. He was later sent to take care of the Turborangers with the Super Bohma Beast when both Jarmin and Jimba died where he almost buried them alive seeking revenge for Ragorn, as he was entrusted. When he saw the Turbo Robo pass by, he used his efforts to lure Red Turbo out to a battle hoping to divide the Turborangers. In that battle, Red Turbo and Lehda duel to the death. He reveals his illusion powers from his cape in an attempt to wipe out Red Turbo even with the ghosts of Jarmin and Zimba. However, Red Turbo managed to counter his attacks by slashing his cape, mortally wounded him and performed a GT Slash which inevitably killed him where he exploded violently as he uttered his final words in an illusion form cursing the Turborangers.
* Dark Bohma Zimba (暗闇暴魔ジンバ, Kurayami Bōma Jinba, 1-28): A samurai-like keikō-wearing masked Haniwa-themed warrior in black armor, expert in all martial arts with a mastery of swords. He loves to hate, a sadistic madman who takes pleasure in human suffering, especially when it comes to love. The reason from this was that Zimba was originally a man who fought a powerful army to win the heart of a princess he loved. However, when the fight left him near death, Zimba's final moments were the horrifying knowledge that the princess was disgusted by his ugly appearance and never loved him. He died soon after, his spirit burdened by his grudge and transforming his corpse into a Bohma. He is in love with Jarmin as well but denies it at times. When Lagorn becomes furious of how the Turborangers defeat them everything, Zimba protects Jarmin from their leader's rage while volunteering to finish the Turborangers once and far all. He bade farewell to Jarmin with a slashed bell who was sad to see him leave worrying he may never return. He was able to stop the Turborangers from being able to transform for a time but he was defeated by Red Turbo with a GT Crash and was finished off by the others with shots from the Turbo Laser. Yamimaru saw the opportunity to use him and he was enlarged which he defeated the Turbo Robo. However, he was defeated by the Turbo Builder.
* Bohma Princess Jarmin (暴魔姫ジャーミン, Bōma Hime Jāmin, 1-29): A cold-hearted magician whose face becomes serpentine whenever angered, motivated to attack humans out of envy and spite while using a whip as her weapon in battle. Her tactics involve deception like when she forced the Bohma Brothers that combine to form Heinous Bohma to fight for her. It was insinuated by Zulten that she used the Sigh Bohma to impress her lover Zimba but she reacted by whipping him. When Lagorn was angered and decided to punish the others, she attempted to beg to Lagorn but her lover Zimba intervened to save her from death. She was hurt to see Zimba bid her farewell with a slashed bell fearing he may never return. When Zimba was killed, she was hurt as she had feelings for him holding the bell that Zimba slashed earlier. She was sentenced to death by Ragorn after Zimba's death where she released her ally Kuroko Bohma. The downside was that whatever happened to her monster also happened to her. She fused her soul with her other half, but was destroyed by the Turbo Rugger.
* Rage Flying Bohma Zulten (かっとび暴魔ズルテン, Kattobi Bōma Zuruten, 1-51): A fat, disgusting creature able to turn into an ATV-like vehicle for Jarmin. He is armed with a slingshot. A cheat who does anything to win; weak willed, always sucking up to superiors. He was the last of the original four bad guys serving Lagorn to be killed. He was not in good graces with Ragorn for his cowardice (and serves as a scapegoat after the death of Rehda, he also tried to use Zulten Metal Type to win his position back) and remained hidden at times afterward but shows up at times especially after Rehda's death and during the arrival of Yamimaru and Kirika and remained unable to help his master during the battle of Red Turbo and Lagorn due to the red thread barrier placed by Yamimaru. He sided with the Wandering Bohma fearing his death but returned loyalty to Lagorn afterward being the type to side with whoever is in charge. He was killed when he tried to perform an assault on the Turbo Builder via fighter jets.
* Ular Soldiers (ウーラー兵, Ūrā Hei,): The one-eyed caveman-themed foot soldiers under Lagorn's services, the black-skinned Ular are a Bohma Tribe and have the ability to merge into ball-shaped Ular Dumplings. They were originally led by Ular Bohma (ウーラーボーマ, Ūrābōma, 10), the Ular Clan's leader and greatest warrior who was sealed away. Once unsealed by Rehda with the Ular's prayers, Ular Bohma finds the Ular Road, which Japan National Route 44 was built on, and released the vast army of Ular sealed there. Then, to show his kind's unwavering loyalty to Lagorn, Ular Bohma has some of his Ular sacrifice themselves to invoke an earthquake to wipe out the human population. However, the Turborangers stop the scheme and the enlarged Ular Bohma was destroyed by the Turbo Robo's Turbo Cannon. The Ulars since vowed to kill the Turborangers to avenge their fallen leader. The Ulars are usually led to battle the red-skinned Ular Captain Wu (ウーラー隊長ウー, Ūrā Taichō Ū) and Ular Captain Lar (ウーラー隊長ラー, Ūrā Taichō Rā), but they no longer show up later on.

#### Wandering Bohma

The Wandering Bohma (流れ暴魔, Nagare Bōma) are Yōkai, the offspring of humans and demons.
* Yamimaru (ヤミマル, 13-50): A Tsuchigumo-themed Wandering Bohma who was refused from being a member of the 100 Violent Demon Tribes. Because he was half-demon, he was not sealed and simply wandered Earth for 20,000 years to obtain as much knowledge as he could, while never being accepted by people. In modern times, he assumed the guise of Hikaru Nagareboshi (流星光, Nagareboshi Hikaru) and got himself transferred to the same school as the Turborangers. His plan is to destroy both humans and Bohma and let the Wandering Bohma as the only ones. Originally shaggy-haired, he later gains flashy red and black armor after the death of Rehda and with the help of Kirika. Before that, when he saw Zimba dead, he decided to use him at his own advantage to defeat the Turbo Robo by enlarging Zimba. He rides the giant bat Dragras which was destroyed when it sacrificed itself to destroy the monster Sealing Bohma. He plotted the downfall of Ragorn along with Kirika. He apparently succeeded in Lagorn's supposed death by kidnapping Red Turbo and having the two battle against each other. He took charge of the Tribes until Lagorn's resurrection, when he was almost killed if not saved by Kirika. He became peaceful in the end possibly because he was in love with Kirika.
** Weapons Meteor Gun (流星銃, Ryūsei Jū), Yami Knife, Yamiono (ヤミオノ, Dark Axe), Dark Bow, Meteor Sword (流星剣, Ryūsei Ken), Yamikonbo (ヤミ棍棒, Yamikonbō, Dark Sticks), Yamiyari (ヤミヤリ, Dark Spear), Yamishuriken (ヤミ手裏剣), Yamikumo (ヤミクモ, Dark Spider)
* Kirika (キリカ, 30-50): Another Wandering Bohma. She originally lived as a normal girl named Sayoko Tsukikage (月影小夜子, Tsukikage Sayoko) until she learned that she is a Wandering Bohma on her 18th birthday, shortly after finding that the man and woman who raised (and protected her for 20,000 years) were really just Skull Monsters. As Tsukikage, was an outcast in school who secretly loved Riki. She is permanently connected to Yamimaru through the "red thread of fate." Cruel and lacking compassion, her resentment of humans stems from her life of being bullied. She is repulsed that the blood running through her is a mixture of human and demon, deciding to call herself a full-fledged demon and throw away her humanity for Yamimaru, resulting in his power-up and her armor. She combined with the monster Armor Bohma to become Armored Kirika. Near the final, she and Yamimaru meets Kirika's true father, a peaceful demon named Kashim (カシム, Kashimu), who tells them of how much he loved Kirika's fellow peaceful, human mother, who wanted for both sides to coexist and this begins to break the hatred of Kirika and causes her to cease fighting. Because she knows the hatred and loneliness that Yamimaru has been suffered for 20,000 years, she wishes him to release his hatred so she tries to persuade him. In the finale, she manages to save Yamimaru and left to live a peaceful life with him, as Sayoko and Hikaru.
** Weapons five-pointed ringknife, Moonlight Sword (月光劍, Gekkou ken)
* Bohma Bat Dragras (暴魔蝙蝠ドラグラス, Bōma Kōmori Doragurasu): A bat-like monster that served as the guardian of the Wandering Bohma and serves as Yamimaru and Kirika's mode of transportation. It was later killed by Sealing Bohma.

#### Bohma Beasts

The Bohma Beasts (暴魔獣, Bōmajū) are a multitude of monsters that share the same demonic genetics and work for the Hundred Bohma Tribes where they were first seen 2,000 years ago during the Hundred Bohma Tribes' war with the humans and the fairies and sealed away. To make a Bohma Beast grow, one of Great Bohma Emperor Ragorn's minions will summon a tornado-like vortex while also causing them to make kaiju-like sounds.
* Stone Bohma (イワガミボーマ, Iwagami Bōma): A stone-themed Bohma Beast that was the first to be awoken from its imprisonment and freed its masters from their seals.
* Twisted Bohma (ネジクレボーマ, Nejikure Bōma): A centipede-themed Bohma Beast who was released from his seal in a forested area.
* Dango Bohma (ダンゴボーマ, Dango Bōma): A pillbug/dango-themed Bohma Beast who was released from his seal beneath a city street.
* Evil God Bohma (ジャシンボーマ, Jashin Bōma): A dragon/tree-themed Bohma Beast that appeared in Kousoku Sentai Turboranger: The Movie.
* Evil God Bohma Junior (ジャシンボーマJr, Jashin Bōma Juniā): A tree-themed Bohma Beast and the son of Evil God Bohma that appeared in Kousoku Sentai Turboranger: The Movie.
* Minokasa Bohma (ミノカサボーマ, Minokasa Bōma): A Bohma Beast that was released from a seal that was over a minokasa outfit by Bohma Princess Jarmin.
* Licking Bohma (ペロペロボーマ, Peropero Bōma): A face-themed Bohma Beast that was released from a seal in a sealed casket within a polluted lake by Bohma Doctor Lehda.
** Bohma Zombies (暴魔ゾンビ, Bōma Zonbi): A bunch of Bohma zombies created by Licking Bohma from the pollution in the lake that it was sealed in.
* Great Jaw Bohma (アギトボーマ, Agito Bōma): A crocodile-themed Bohma Beast that was released from a seal within a shrine beneath a cherry tree by Dark Bohma Zimba who raised it. Its because of its weakness to cherry blossoms that it was sealed in the shrine.
* Mansion Bohma (ヤシキボーマ, Yashiki Bōma): A mansion-themed Bohma Beast that was sealed in a cave beneath a certain house in Habarizaki Hill under a certain house and was used by Bohma Princess Jarmin upon its release.
* Possession Bohma (トリツキボーマ, Toritsuki Bōma): A moth-themed Bohma Beast that was released from a seal in a statue and was used by Rage Flying Bohma Zulten.
* Oni Bohma (オニボーマ, Oni Bōma): An Oni/crab-themed Bohma Beast who was released from a seal in a samurai doll by Dark Bohma Zimba.
* Ular Bohma (ウーラーボーマ, Ūrā Bōma): A Bohma Beast who is the true leader of the Ular Soldiers and was released from his seal by Bohma Doctor Lehda. When Ular Bohma was destroyed by the Turborangers, the Ular Soldiers mourned its death and swore revenge on the Turborangers.
* Ruffian Bohma (アラクレボーマ, Arakure Bōma): A Bohma Beast that was spared by Saint Beast Lakia 2,000 years ago and was sealed in a Bohma Nail that was placed in a red pool beneath Bohma Castle. Rage Flying Bohma Zulten lied to Ruffian Bohma upon releasing him by stating that the Turborangers are the enemies. As the Turborangers grant him a mercy killing in the Turbo Robo, he joins Saint Beast Lakia in the constellations.
* Sigh Bohma (タメイキボーマ, Tameiki Bōma): A witch-themed Bohma Beast used by Bohma Princess Jarmin.
* Dogu Bohma (ドグウボーマ, Dogū Bōma): A Dogū-themed Bohma Beast that was released from its seal at a construction site near some ancient Japanese ruins by Bohma Princess Jarmin and later used by Yamimaru.
* Darumatoshi Bohma (ダルマオトシボーマ, Darumaotoshi Bōma): A daruma doll-themed Bohma Beast summoned by Yamimaru.
* Lump Bohma (コブボーマ, Kobu Bōma): An lump-themed Bohma Beast summoned by Yamimaru.
* Muddled Bohma (ドロロボーマ, Dororo Bōma): A Ganguro-themed Bohma Beast that was released from its seal in a stone tomb by Rage Flying Bohma Zulten.
* Fossil Bohma (カセキボーマ, Kaseki Bōma): A Triceratops fossil-themed Bohma Beast with a Velociraptor skull for a right hand who was sealed behind a wall of fossils by Great Bohma Emperor Ragorn 21,000 years ago after eating the golden apples that made it stronger. It was released from its seal behind a wall of fossils by Yamimaru.
* Heinous Bohma (ゴクアクボーマ, Gokuaku Bōma): A Bohma Beast who is the combine form of two Bohma Beast brothers Hyoma (氷魔, Hyōma) and Enma (炎魔, Enma). Hyoma is an ice-themed Bohma Beast and the eldest of the Bohma Beast Brothers while Enma is a fire-themed Bohma Beast and the youngest of the Bohma Beast brothers. They fought in the war 2,000 years later where Hyoma became disillusioned after Enma was wounded. In the present, Hyoma and Enma were released from their seal in two demon statues by Bohma Princess Jarmin. After Hyoma was injured while trying to save Enma from Jarmin, they work to save each other by fusing into Heinous Bohma rendering them mindless. After Turbo Robo defeats Heinous Bohma, it splits back into Hyoma and Enma as they die together and are reborn as a blue and red flower
* Poison Bohma (モードクボーマ, Mōdoku Bōma): A scorpion-themed Bohma used by Rage Flying Bohma Zulten.
* Sumo Bohma (スモウボーマ, Sumō Bōma): A sumo-themed Bohma that fought in the war 20,000 where he was only interested in having a sumo match with humans. He was released from its seal in a temple that is blessed with salt for sumo tournaments by Rage Flying Bohma Zulten.
* Racer Bohma (レーサーボーマ, Rēsā Bōma): A Bohma Beast with a personal vehicle who was released from its seal in a painting of a Bohma Beast riding a chariot by Bohma Doctor Lehda.
* Ghost Bohma (ユウレイボーマ, Yūrei Bōma): A ghost-themed Bohma Beast who was released from its seal in a haunted tree by Rage Flying Beast Zulten.
* Palm Tree Bohma (ヤシノミボーマ, Yashinomi Bōma): A palm tree-themed Bohma Beast who was released from its seal from a coconut on a South Sea island by Bohma Doctor Lehda and planned to release the rest of his clan from their seals.
* Inugami Bohma (イヌガミボーマ, Inugami Bōma): An Inugami-themed Bohma Beast summoned by Dark Bohma Zimba.
* Immortality Bohma (フジミボーマ, Fujimi Bōma): A shellfish/crustacean-themed Bohma Beast who hatches and fights alongside Dark Bohma Zimba.
* Bell Chime Bohma (スズナリボーマ, Suzunari Bōma): A bell chime/Buddha statue-themed Bohma Beast that was released from its seal in a statue by Bohma Princess Jarmin.
* Koroko Bohma (クロコボーマ, Kuroko Bōma): A Kuroko/snake-themed Bohma Beast who was released from Bohma Princess Jarmin.
* Super-Majin Bohma (超魔神ボーマ, Chōmajin Bōma): The Guardian God of the Hundred Bohma Tribes who was summoned by Bohma Doctor Lehda.
* Amulet Bohma (オマモリボーマ, Omamori Bōma): A moth larva-themed Bohma Beast who was one of Kirika's guardians.
* Mirror Bohma (カガミボーマ, Kagami Bōma): A mirror-themed Bohma Beast who was one of Kirika's guardians.
* Noppera Bohma (ノッペラボーマ, Noppera Bōma): A face-switching Noppera-bō-themed Bohma Beast used by Kirika.
* Grueling Bohma (シゴキボーマ, Shigoki Bōma): A Bohma Beast used by Yamimaru whose whips can control anything.
* Reaper Bohma (シニガミボーマ, Shinigami Bōma): A Grim Reaper-themed Bohma Beast used by Kirika. It was able to use its ability to revive Possession Bohma, Dogu Bohma, Darumaotoshi Bohma, Poison Bohma, and Immortality Bohma.
* Memory Bohma (キオクボーマ, Kioku Bōma): An Itako-themed Bohma Beast used by Yamimaru.
* Hell Painting Bohma (ジゴクエボーマ, Jigokue Bōma): A Bohma Beast loyal to Great Bohma Emperor Lagorn who was accidentally released from its seal in a painting that was located in Mushashino Academy's storage room.
* Picture Book Bohma (エホンボーマ, Ehon Bōma): A picture book-themed Bohma Beast used by Yamimaru.
* Actor Bohma (オヤクシャボーマ, Oyakusha Bōma): A Kabuki-themed Bohma Beast residing on Shikoku while posing as unspecified migratory bird-themed Bohma Beast Migratory Bird Bohma (ワタリドリボーマ, Watari Dori Bōma).
* Devil Bohma (デビルボーマ, Debiru Bōma): A devil-themed Bohma Beast used by Yamimaru.
* Gunman Bohma (ガンマンボーマ, Ganman Bōma): A gunfighter-themed Bohma Beast used by Rage Bohma Beast Zulten who is stated to be the best assassin of the Bohma Tribes.
* Armor Bohma (ヨロイボーマ, Yoroi Bōma): A chameleon/meteorite-themed Bohma Beast targeted by Kirika at the suggestion of Amulet Bohma's ghost in order to become a full Bohma.
* Seal Bohma (ハンコボーマ, Hanko Bōma): A seal-stamping elephant/turbo sazae-themed Bohma Beast used by Kirika.
* One-Eyed Bohma (ヒトツメボーマ, Hitotsume Bōma): A one-eyed monk-themed Bohma Beast used to revive Great Bohma Emperor Lagorn.
* Masked Devil Bohma (キメンボーマ, Kimen Bōma): An Ainu man/devil-themed Bohma Beast who is the father of Kirika.
* Dragra Bohma (ドラグラボーマ, Doragura Bōma): A dragon/bat-themed Bohma Beast released from Bat Beast Dragras used by Neo-Lagorn.
* Gum-Gum Bohma (ゴムゴムボーマ, Gomugomu Bōma): A parasite/graffiti-themed Bohma Beast created by Neo-Lagorn.
* Dark Spider Bohma (ヤミクモボーマ, Yamikumo Bōma): A spider-themed Bohma Beast created by Yamimaru and Kirika from Yamimaru's pet spider Dark Spider (ヤミクモボーマ, Yamikumo).
* Sealing Bohma (フーインボーマ, Fūin Bōma): A dragon/lock-themed Bohma Beast released from underground by Neo-Lagorn.

## Episodes

Before the very first story arc premiered in the second episode the following week, the first episode acted as a television special was aired to commemorate the tenth anniversary of Super Sentai since Battle Fever J at that time. On October 6, 1989 (the day that episode 32 aired) the show began to be broadcast later on Fridays instead of Saturdays. A movie was released at the Toei Manga Festival on March 18, 1989, which was the same day episode 4 aired.
| No. | Title | Director | Writer | Original air date |
| 1 | "The 10 Great Sentai Gathering! Counting On You! Turboranger" Transliteration: "Jū Dai Sentai Shūgō! Tanomu Zo! Tāborenjā" (Japanese: 10大戦隊集合! 頼むぞ! ターボレンジャー) | Shohei Tojo | Takeyuki Suzuki, Yoshihiro Kobayashi | February 25, 1989 (1989-02-25) |
| 2 | "Did You Guys See a Fairy!?" Transliteration: "Kimitachi wa Yōsei o mita ka!" (Japanese: 君達は妖精を見たか!) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | March 4, 1989 (1989-03-04)$^1$ |
| 3 | "Bohma Castle! The 20,000-Year Curse" Transliteration: "Bōma Jō! Niman-nen no Noroi" (Japanese: 暴魔城! 二万年の呪い) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | March 11, 1989 (1989-03-11) |
| 4 | "The Rumbling Human Dango!" Transliteration: "Gorogoro Ningen Dango!" (Japanese: ゴロゴロ人間ダンゴ!) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | March 18, 1989 (1989-03-18) |
| 5 | "Escape! The Samurai Town" Transliteration: "Dasshutsu da! Samurai no Machi" (Japanese: 脱出だ! サムライの町) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | March 25, 1989 (1989-03-25) |
| 6 | "Slimy! Bohma Zombie" Transliteration: "Nururu! Bōma Zonbi" (Japanese: ヌルルッ! 暴魔ゾンビ) | Kiyoshi Arai | Hirohisa Soda | April 1, 1989 (1989-04-01) |
| 7 | "The Lover-Eating Bohma Beast!" Transliteration: "Koibito o Taberu Bōma Jū!" (Japanese: 恋人を食べる暴魔獣!) | Kiyoshi Arai | Kunio Fujii | April 8, 1989 (1989-04-08) |
| 8 | "Jarmin's House That Flies in the Sky" Transliteration: "Sora Tobu Jāmin no Uchi" (Japanese: 空飛ぶジャーミンの家) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | April 15, 1989 (1989-04-15) |
| 9 | "Yearning for a Demonic Flute" Transliteration: "Akogare wa Akuma no Furūto" (Japanese: 憧れは悪魔のフルート) | Takao Nagaishi | Kunio Fujii | April 22, 1989 (1989-04-22) |
| 10 | "The Boys' Day Doll That Calls Oni" Transliteration: "Oni o Yobu Gogatsu Ningyō" (Japanese: 鬼を呼ぶ五月人形) | Shohei Tojo | Kunio Fujii | April 29, 1989 (1989-04-29) |
| 11 | "Roar! Ular Highway!" Transliteration: "Bakusō! Ūrā Kaidō!" (Japanese: 爆走! ウーラー街道!) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | May 6, 1989 (1989-05-06) |
| 12 | "The Bohma Beast That Became a Star!" Transliteration: "Hoshi ni Natta Bōma Jū!" (Japanese: 星になった暴魔獣!) | Kiyoshi Arai | Kunio Fujii | May 13, 1989 (1989-05-13) |
| 13 | "Activate the Witch's Trap!" Transliteration: "Majo ni Wana o Kakero!" (Japanese: 魔女にワナをかけろ!) | Kiyoshi Arai | Kunio Fujii | May 20, 1989 (1989-05-20) |
| 14 | "He's Here! The Wandering Exchange Student" Transliteration: "Sanjō! Sasurai Tenkōsei" (Japanese: 参上! さすらい転校生) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | May 27, 1989 (1989-05-27) |
| 15 | "Dark Round! Certain-Death Alignment" Transliteration: "Yamimaru! Hissatsu no Shōjun" (Japanese: ヤミマル! 必殺の照準) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | June 3, 1989 (1989-06-03) |
| 16 | "Fire the V-Turbo Bazooka" Transliteration: "Ute Bui Tābo Bazūka" (Japanese: 射てVターボバズーカ) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | June 10, 1989 (1989-06-10) |
| 17 | "The Teacher Who Became a Child" Transliteration: "Kodomo ni Natta Sensei" (Japanese: 子供になった先生) | Shohei Tojo | Kunio Fujii | June 17, 1989 (1989-06-17) |
| 18 | "5-Minute Transformation" Transliteration: "Go-Funkan no Henshin" (Japanese: 5分間の変身) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | June 24, 1989 (1989-06-24) |
| 19 | "Clash! Demon Siblings" Transliteration: "Gekitotsu! Ma Kyōdai" (Japanese: 激突! 魔兄弟) | Takao Nagaishi | Toshiki Inoue | July 1, 1989 (1989-07-01) |
| 20 | "Bohma Tribe Haruna" Transliteration: "Bōma Zoku Haruna" (Japanese: 暴魔族はるな) | Shohei Tojo | Toshiki Inoue | July 8, 1989 (1989-07-08) |
| 21 | "Dosukoi Contest" Transliteration: "Dosukoi Shōbu" (Japanese: ドスコイ勝負) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | July 15, 1989 (1989-07-15) |
| 22 | "Youth Road!" Transliteration: "Seishun Rōdo!" (Japanese: 青春ロード!) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | July 22, 1989 (1989-07-22) |
| 23 | "A Lot of Ghosts" Transliteration: "Yūrei Ippai" (Japanese: 幽霊いっぱい) | Takao Nagaishi | Kunio Fujii | July 29, 1989 (1989-07-29) |
| 24 | "Dreadful! Summer Sea" Transliteration: "Kowai! Natsu no Umi" (Japanese: 怖い! 夏の海) | Kiyoshi Arai | Hirohisa Soda | August 5, 1989 (1989-08-05) |
| 25 | "The Fighting Puppy" Transliteration: "Tatakau Koinu" (Japanese: 戦う子犬) | Kiyoshi Arai | Hirohisa Soda | August 12, 1989 (1989-08-12) |
| 26 | "Riki! Desperate Situation" Transliteration: "Riki! Zettai Zetsumei" (Japanese: 力! 絶体絶命) | Shohei Tojo | Toshiki Inoue | August 19, 1989 (1989-08-19) |
| 27 | "Girl Bohma Rin" Transliteration: "Shōjo Bōma Rin" (Japanese: 少女暴魔リン) | Shohei Tojo | Mami Watanabe | August 26, 1989 (1989-08-26) |
| 28 | "Robo Combination Failure" Transliteration: "Robo Gattai Funō" (Japanese: ロボ合体不能) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | September 2, 1989 (1989-09-02) |
| 29 | "Hurry! New Model Robo" Transliteration: "Kyōge Shin Daka Robo" (Japanese: 急げ新型ロボ) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | September 9, 1989 (1989-09-09) |
| 30 | "The End of Lehda" Transliteration: "Rēda no Saigo" (Japanese: レーダの最後) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | September 23, 1989 (1989-09-23) |
| 31 | "Woman Warrior Kirika" Transliteration: "Onna Senshi Kirika" (Japanese: 女戦士キリカ) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | September 30, 1989 (1989-09-30) |
| 32 | "The Big Demonic Mystery Bird!" Transliteration: "Akuma no Dai Kaicho!" (Japanese: 悪魔の大怪鳥!) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | October 6, 1989 (1989-10-06) |
| 33 | "Steal! Yōhei's Face" Transliteration: "Ubae! Yōhei no Kao" (Japanese: 奪え! 洋平の顔) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | October 13, 1989 (1989-10-13) |
| 34 | "Zulten's Sneaky Trick" Transliteration: "Zuruten no Urawaza" (Japanese: ズルテンの裏技) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | October 20, 1989 (1989-10-20) |
| 35 | "The Majin Sword That Calls Love" Transliteration: "Ai o Yobu Majin Ken" (Japanese: 愛を呼ぶ魔神剣) | Shohei Tojo | Toshiki Inoue | October 27, 1989 (1989-10-27) |
| 36 | "Memories of Destiny..." Transliteration: "Unmei no Omoide..." (Japanese: 運命の想い出…) | Takao Nagaishi | Kunio Fujii | November 3, 1989 (1989-11-03) |
| 37 | "Mysterious Kung Fu Girl" Transliteration: "Kan Fū Nazo Shōjo" (Japanese: カンフー謎少女) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | November 10, 1989 (1989-11-10) |
| 38 | "The Painting of Hell That Devours People" Transliteration: "Hito o Kuu Jigokue" (Japanese: 人を喰う地獄絵) | Masao Minowa | Mami Watanabe | November 17, 1989 (1989-11-17) |
| 39 | "The End of Ragorn" Transliteration: "Ragōn no Saigo" (Japanese: ラゴーンの最後) | Masao Minowa | Hirohisa Soda | November 24, 1989 (1989-11-24) |
| 40 | "Walk! Child of Shikoku" Transliteration: "Aruke! Shikoku no Ko" (Japanese: 歩け! 四国の子) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | December 1, 1989 (1989-12-01) |
| 41 | "The Star Is Me!" Transliteration: "Sutā wa Ore da!" (Japanese: スターは俺だ!) | Shohei Tojo | Hirohisa Soda | December 8, 1989 (1989-12-08) |
| 42 | "Scary Birthday!" Transliteration: "Kowai Tanjōbi!" (Japanese: コワイ誕生日!) | Takao Nagaishi | Kunio Fujii | December 15, 1989 (1989-12-15) |
| 43 | "The Sixth Warrior!" Transliteration: "Rokunin-me no Senshi!" (Japanese: 6人目の戦士!) | Takao Nagaishi | Toshiki Inoue | December 22, 1989 (1989-12-22) |
| 44 | "Wandering Bohma Legend" Transliteration: "Nagare Bōma Densetsu" (Japanese: 流れ暴魔伝説) | Masao Minowa | Mami Watanabe | January 5, 1990 (1990-01-05) |
| 45 | "Super Magic Boy" Transliteration: "Chō Majikku Shōnen" (Japanese: 超マジック少年) | Masao Minowa | Hirohisa Soda | January 12, 1990 (1990-01-12) |
| 46 | "Ragorn's Counterattack" Transliteration: "Ragōn no Gyakushū" (Japanese: ラゴーンの逆襲) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | January 19, 1990 (1990-01-19) |
| 47 | "SOS Transformation Failure" Transliteration: "Esu Ō Esu Henshin Funō" (Japanese: SOS変身不能) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | January 26, 1990 (1990-01-26) |
| 48 | "The Wandering Bohma's Secret" Transliteration: "Nagare Bōma no Himitsu" (Japanese: 流れ暴魔の秘密) | Takao Nagaishi | Hirohisa Soda | February 2, 1990 (1990-02-02) |
| 49 | "Beautiful Kirika" Transliteration: "Utsukushiki Kirika" (Japanese: 美しきキリカ) | Masao Minowa | Hirohisa Soda | February 9, 1990 (1990-02-09) |
| 50 | "The Dreadful Great Seal" Transliteration: "Osorubeki Dai Fūin" (Japanese: 恐るべき大封印) | Masao Minowa | Hirohisa Soda | February 16, 1990 (1990-02-16) |
| Final | "Graduation of Youth" Transliteration: "Seishun no Sotsugyōshiki" (Japanese: 青春の卒業式) | Masao Minowa | Hirohisa Soda | February 23, 1990 (1990-02-23) |
$^1$The first episode of Turboranger was originally scheduled to premiere on February 25, 1989. However, due to the death of Hirohito on January 7, the finale of Liveman was postponed to February 18, thus moving the premiere of Turboranger to March 4.

## Cast

* Riki Honoo: Kenta Satou
* Daichi Yamagata: Yoshiaki Ganaha
* Yohei Hama: Keiya Asakura
* Shunsuke Hino: Junichiro Katagiri
* Haruna Morikawa: Yoshiko Kinohara
* Dr. Dazai: Fujita Okamoto
* Seelon: Mayumi Omura
* Rakia: Banjo Ginga
* Misa Yamaguchi: Kyoko Takami
* Ragorn: Takeshi Watabe
* Doctor Rehda: Masashi Ishibashi
* Princess Jarmin: Kanako Kishi
* Zimba: Seiichi Hirai
* Zulten: Hideyuki Umezu
* Hikaru Nagareboshi/Yamimaru: Yoshinori Tanaka
* Sayoko Tsukikage/Kirika: Masako Morishita

### Guest stars

* Mika: Keiko Hayase (episode 37)
* Yukari: Miho Tojo (episode 35)
* Rin: Hiromi Yuhara (episode 27)
* Yumi Sakakibara: Sayuri Uchida (episode 09)

## Songs
### Opening theme

* Kousoku Sentai Turboranger
** Lyrics: Ikki Matsumoto (松本 一起, Matsumoto Ikki)
** Composition: Yoshimasa Inoue (井上 ヨシマサ, Inoue Yoshimasa)
** Arrangement Ryō Yonemitsu (米光 亮, Yonemitsu Ryō)
** Artist: Kenta Satō (佐藤 健太, Satō Kenta)

### Ending theme

* "Zigzag Youth Road" (ジグザグ青春ロード, Jiguzagu Seishun Rōdo)
** Lyrics: Ikki Matsumoto
** Composition: Yoshimasa Inoue
** Arrangement: Ryō Yonemitsu
** Artist: Kenta Satō

### Final Theme

* Dance, Beating Heart (DANCE ときめく心, Dance, Tokimeku Kokoro)
** Lyrics: Ikki Matsumoto
** Artist: Kenta Satō

## International broadcast and home video

* In its home country of Japan, this was the very first Super Sentai series since Kagaku Sentai Dynaman to have episodes officially released on home video in the form of VHS by Toei from November 1993 to March 1994. Not counting the theatrical releases, as all were released on the format. However, only 30 out of 51 episodes were released on VHS and spread throughout six volumes with five episodes each, with some episodes skipped. However, it would later be released on DVD from May 21, 2012, to September 21, 2012, and for the first time, this release has all 51 episodes included spread through five volumes. The first four have 10 episodes, the last one holds 11. Later on April 8, 2020, A Low-priced DVD collection was released with all episodes featured spread across two volumes with the first volume having 25 episodes, and the second volume having 26.
* In France, the series aired with a French dub on May 16, 1990, on TF1's Club Dorothée block as Turboranger. A mere four months after the last episode aired in Japan. This was the fifth Super Sentai series to air in the country. But the pilot episode was not dubbed as only episodes 2 through 29 were aired dubbed. Episodes 30 and 31 were actually also dubbed, but they were not shown due to hardware issues while the other episodes were unaired.
* In Hong Kong, it aired on TVB Jade from October 10, 1990, and ended on September 21, 1991, with all episodes dubbed in Cantonese Chinese.
* In Spain, it aired as Turbo Rangers and this was the second Super Sentai series following the previous series to air with a Castilian Spanish dub on July 19, 1992, on TVE1 and TVE2. Unlike the previous series which only aired the first 26 episodes, this series had all episodes covered, with the exception of the pilot episode.
* In Portugal, it aired on RTP1 from 1992-1993. It was imported from France where it aired the French dub of the first episodes from 2-29 with Portuguese subtitles. But for the rest of the episodes, it aired in the original Japanese audio with Portuguese subtitles.
* In the Philippines, it aired on ABS-CBN from 1992 until 1993 and IBC-13 from 1995 to 1997 with a Filipino dub.
* In Indonesia, the series aired in 1994 on RCTI with an Indonesian dub and aired under Pasukan Turbo.
* In South Korea, it was imported by Hyundai Trade and dubbed in Korean by Sungwoo Media, first, it aired on television in 1992 and later directly released to the home video market, known as Turbo Guerrilla (터보 유격대). Currently as for the Korean dub of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, It was officially renamed as Power Rangers Turboranger.
* In Thailand, Channel 3 aired the series with a Thai dub. Video Square later released a second Thai dub for home video later on for VCD and DVD.
* This series along with the previous one Choujyu Sentai Liveman were already both licensed to be aired in Brazil in the mid-1990s to be given a Brazilian Portuguese dub as merchandise was appearing locally. However, this fell through as Power Rangers was proven to be more popular to air and Saban was weighing competition in most international markets when they adapted Toei's work. As a result, Turboranger was not aired in the region.