Ressha Sentai ToQger (烈車戦隊トッキュウジャー, Ressha Sentai Tokkyūjā) is a Japanese tokusatsu series that serves as the 38th installment in the Super Sentai franchise and the 26th entry in the Heisei era.

Main characters

ToQgers

The eponymous ToQgers are five children who the Rainbow Line recruited for their imagination (イマジネーション, imajinēshon) and aged up to young adults to stop the Shadow Line from plunging the world into darkness, though they initially lack memories of their past and how they came to be recruited. As the series progresses, the ToQgers eventually learn their imagination saved them when the Shadow Line took over their hometown, Subarugahama (昴ヶ浜), when Emperor Z took notice of Right's inner light. Though Right ended up on a Cryner due to his encounter with Z while his friends were brought to the Rainbow Line, they work together to defeat the Shadow Line, recover their memories, and return home, even at the potential cost of remaining trapped in their adult forms and being forgotten by their loved ones. Along the way, they are joined by a Shadow Creep who seeks to repent for his sins by dying in battle. Ultimately, the ToQgers succeed in freeing and returning to Subarugahama and are returned to their original ages.

The ToQgers transform by using the ToQ Ressha (トッキュウレッシャー, Tokkyū Resshā), miniature versions of their regular Ressha, in conjunction with the railroad crossing-like ToQ Changer (トッキュウチェンジャー, Tokkyū Chenjā) brace. While each member has a primary ToQ Ressha with an associated color and weapon, they can also swap them with each other via Transfer Change (乗り換えチェンジ, Norikae Chenji). Additionally, each ToQger carries a ToQ Blaster (トッキュウブラスター, Tokkyū Burasutā) sidearm, which can switch between its handgun-like Uchimasu Mode (ウチマスモード, Uchimasu Mōdo)[a] and its sword-like Kirimasu Mode (キリマスモード, Kirimasu Mōdo),[b] as well as Rainbow Passes (レインボーパス, Reinbō Pasu) to board the Ressha.

By combining their personal weapons, the primary ToQgers can form the Renketsu Bazooka (レンケツバズーカ, Renketsu Bazūka),[c] and use it in conjunction with the Energy Ressha (エナジーレッシャー, Enajī Resshā) to perform the Rainbow Rush (レインボーラッシュ, Reinbō Rasshu) finisher. After acquiring the Hyper Ressha, they gain access to the railway turntable-like Daikaiten Cannon (ダイカイテンキャノン, Daikaiten Kyanon),[d] which allows them to perform the Hyper Last Train Crash (ハイパー終電クラッシュ, Haipā Shū Den Kurasshu), Hyper 5 Connection Crash (ハイパー5連結クラッシュ, Haipā Go Renketsu Kurasshu), Hyper 4 Connection Crash (ハイパー4連結クラッシュ, Haipā Yon Renketsu Kurasshu), and ToQ Last Train Crash (トッキュウ終電クラッシュ, Tokkyū Shū Den Kurasshu) finishers.

Right

Raito Suzuki (鈴樹 来斗, Suzuki Raito), also known as Right (ライト, Raito), is a spirited youth who is always facing and rushing forward to seize the joy of life, usually gives it his all, and the type to easily be fired up and go against the odds. Out of the five ToQgers, Right's Imagination is the strongest, as he inspires others to believe in what he believes in, often pulling his friends along whether they like it or not. He often acts before he thinks and hates cramped places. Additionally, he is initially the only ToQger with any form of memory of their pasts. In combat, he has a habit of initiating Transfer Changes without asking for permission, often annoying his friends and the Conductor.

Later in the series, it is revealed he lives with his grandfather Tsuyoshi (剛史), mother Yumi (優美), younger sister Mai (舞), and younger brother Yuto (優斗, Yūto), and was accidentally infused with Emperor Z's darkness when Subarugahama was consumed by darkness. This resulted in Right ending up in a Cryner instead of the Rainbow Line when the ToQgers were recruited and gradually lose his imagination. Nevertheless, with help from his friends and mother, Right regains his imagination and safely returns to Subarugahama with them.

As ToQ 1gou (トッキュウ1号, Tokkyū Ichigō), normally colored red, Right wields the Rail Slasher (レールスラッシャー, Rēru Surasshā) sword.[1] With the Hyper Ressha, he can transform into Hyper ToQ 1gou (ハイパートッキュウ1号, Haipā Tokkyū Ichigō). While possessing Emperor Z's darkness, Right can transform into a black-colored version of his ToQger form known as Dark ToQ 1gou (闇のトッキュウ1号, Yami no Tokkyū Ichigō) at the cost of his imagination. During his final battle with Z, Right uses the Hyper Ressha and his teammates' ToQ Ressha to transform into the multicolored Rainbow ToQ 1gou (虹のトッキュウ1号, Niji no Tokkyū Ichigō).

Right is portrayed by Jun Shison (志尊 淳, Shison Jun).[2][3] As a child, he is portrayed by Homare Mabuchi (馬渕 誉, Mabuchi Homare).

Tokatti

Haru Tokashiki (渡嘉敷 晴, Tokashiki Haru),[e] also known as Tokatti (トカッチ, Tokatchi), is a highly cautious yet clumsy and bookish member of the group who the others befriended when he first moved to Subarugahama. While he is the type that wants to investigate and research first and specializes in analyzing enemies and making plans, he tends to be flighty, overreact to everything, and becomes incessant in regards to results. Additionally, he has trouble with being punctual, thinking on the fly, and improvising due to his deliberate thought processes. Despite these traits, his friends view him as the smartest member of the group, though he personally believes Hikari is smarter than him.

As ToQ 2gou (トッキュウ2号, Tokkyū Nigō), normally colored blue, Tokatti wields the Home Trigger (ホームトリガー, Hōmu Torigā) raygun.[5] With the Hyper Ressha, he can transform into Hyper ToQ 2gou (ハイパートッキュウ2号, Haipā Tokkyū Nigō).

Tokatti is portrayed by Jin Hiramaki (平牧 仁, Hiramaki Jin).[2][6] As a child, he is portrayed by Keishiro Nagase (永瀬 圭志朗, Nagase Keishirō).

Mio

Mio Natsume (夏目 美緒, Natsume Mio) is a sporty, tomboyish youth and the daughter of a police officer father named Kohei (公平, Kōhei) who instinctively cares for others and displays no tolerance for underhanded tactics while hiding the more delicate and romantic aspects of her personality, the latter especially due to being uncomfortable with the idea of romance. Because of this, she is quite popular with the boys and acts as the team's big sister.

As ToQ 3gou (トッキュウ3号, Tokkyū Sangō), normally colored yellow, Mio wields the Signal Hammer (シンゴウハンマー, Shingō Hanmā).[7] With the Hyper Ressha, she can transform into Hyper ToQ 3gou (ハイパートッキュウ3号, Haipā Tokkyū Sangō).

Mio is portrayed by Riria (梨里杏).[2][8] As a child, she is portrayed by Kaoruko Ishii (石井 薫子, Ishii Kaoruko).

Hikari

Hikari Nonomura (野々村 洸, Nonomura Hikari)[f] is an unhurried, quick-witted, and calm youth who often sits alone while his friends are occupied with other matters and serves as Right's foil due to the former's natural fighting instincts, analytical nature, and differing imagination and opinions. Unsociable and unwilling to talk much, Hikari keeps everyone grounded when Right pulls them away and shows loyalty to Mio and a tendency to tease Kagura. Additionally, despite Tokatti's belief that Hikari is the smartest member of the team, the latter does not display this side often. Later in the series, it is revealed that Hikari lives with his grandmother Emiko (恵美子) since his mother Ayaka (彩香) is busy.

As ToQ 4gou (トッキュウ4号, Tokkyū Yongō), normally colored green, Hikari wields the Tunnel Axe (トンネルアックス, Tonneru Akkusu).[9] With the Hyper Ressha, he can transform into Hyper ToQ 4gou (ハイパートッキュウ4号, Haipā Tokkyū Yongō).

Hikari is portrayed by Ryusei Yokohama (横浜 流星, Yokohama Ryūsei).[2][10] As a child, he is portrayed by Hikaru Yamazaki (山﨑 光, Yamazaki Hikaru).

Kagura

Kagura Izumi (泉 神楽, Izumi Kagura) is a young girl who lives with her parents Yosuke (洋介, Yōsuke) and Keiko (恵子) and baby brother Daiki (大喜) and possesses the second-most powerful imagination, which often causes unforeseen events to occur and allows her to grant herself superhuman traits with enough focus, but is hampered by her simplicity, severe self-doubt, lack of fighting capability, and over-excitement, the last of which causes her to trade self-restraint for overwhelming yet uncontrollable power.

As ToQ 5gou (トッキュウ5号, Tokkyū Gogō), normally colored pink, Kagura wields the Bridge Claw (テッキョウクロー, Tekkyō Kurō).[11] With the Hyper Ressha, she can transform into Hyper ToQ 5gou (ハイパートッキュウ5号, Haipā Tokkyū Gogō).

Kagura is portrayed by Ai Moritaka (森高 愛, Moritaka Ai).[12] As a child, she is portrayed by Rara Shimizu (清水 らら, Shimizu Rara).

Akira Nijino

Akira Nijino (虹野 明, Nijino Akira) is a Rainbow Line railway worker who was originally Shadow Line member and General Schwarz's comrade, Zaram (ザラム, Zaramu).[g] Possessing the power to cause rain, Zaram believed he was capable of great evil until he saw a rainbow, which inspired him to defect to the Rainbow Line and atone for his perceived sins by finding a place worth dying for his newfound cause. Despite renouncing his origins, his power remained.

When the ToQgers learn the Conductor acquired equipment for a sixth ToQger and following an encounter with him, Right chooses Zaram to join them despite learning of his past. Zaram is initially reluctant before eventually being convinced to do so as part of his quest for redemption. Despite this and receiving a human name, Akira does not truly see himself as a ToQger, which leads to him secretly joining forces with a rogue Schwarz to stop Emperor Z and temporarily fighting against the ToQgers. Following Schwarz's death, Akira returns to them after learning that they cherish their friendship with him. As of the V-Cinema They Went and Came Back Again Ressha Sentai ToQger: Super ToQ 7gou of Dreams, Akira discovers his time with the Rainbow Line is gradually making him human.

Unlike the primary ToQgers, Akira utilizes the Applichanger (アプリチェンジャー, Apurichenjā) smartphone to transform into the orange-colored ToQ 6gou (トッキュウ6号, Tokkyū Rokugō) and is unable to perform Transfer Changes due to his increased power compared to his teammates. While transformed, he wields the Guidance Breaker (ユウドウブレイカー, Yūdō Bureikā) baton, which he can use in conjunction with the Drill Ressha to perform an unnamed finisher.[13] With the Hyper Ressha, he can transform into Hyper ToQ 6gou (ハイパートッキュウ6号, Haipā Tokkyū Rokugō). During the events of the DVD special, Ressha Sentai ToQger DVD Special: Farewell, Ticket! The Wasteland Super ToQ Battle!!, Akira acquires the Build Ressha Super ToQ Version (ビルドレッシャー超トッキュウver., Birudo Resshā Chō Tokkyuu Bājon), which allows him to transform into the brightly-colored Super ToQ 6gou (超トッキュウ6号, Chō Tokkyū Rokugō).

Akira Nijino is portrayed by Shin Nagahama (長濱 慎, Nagahama Shin).

Ressha

The Ressha (烈車) are the ToQgers' headquarters, which are based on the Rainbow Line. Though they usually answer to the Conductor, the Ressha can be used by the ToQgers to combine together into mecha via Ressha Combinations (烈車合体, Ressha Gattai) and fight enlarged Shadow Creeps.[14]

Ressha Combinations

Recurring characters

Rainbow Line

Conductor

The Conductor (車掌, Shashō) is an eccentric and enigmatic train conductor for the Rainbow Line who possesses knowledge of the ToQgers' past, which he withholds from the group.[35] As of the V-Cinema Ressha Sentai ToQger Returns: Super ToQ 7gou of Dreams, he has been promoted to commander of the Rainbow Line's railroad police force, was renamed Former Conductor (元車掌, Moto Shashō) as such, and became the violet-colored ToQ 7gou (トッキュウ7号, Tokkyū Nanagō).

As ToQ 7gou, the Conductor uses a Build Ressha-like ToQ Ressha in conjunction with the Applichanger to transform and is armed with a ToQ Blaster. With the Hyper Ressha, ToQ 7gou can transform into Hyper ToQ 7gou (ハイパートッキュウ7号, Haipā Tokkyū Nanagō).

The Conductor is portrayed by Tsutomu Sekine (関根 勤, Sekine Tsutomu).[36]

Ticket

Ticket (チケット, Chiketto) is the Conductor's sharp-tongued and straightforward monkey-like hand puppet, though the former dislikes being called as such. During the events of Ressha Sentai ToQger DVD Special: Farewell, Ticket! The Wasteland Super ToQ Battle!!, it is revealed Ticket previously used the Applichanger before it was given to Akira. Additionally, the former temporarily transfers himself to Akira's hand so he can use the Applichanger to become Ticket 6gou (チケット6号, Chiketto Rokugō) and settle a rivalry with his nemesis, Kaniros, who killed Ticket's girlfriend Jennifer in the past. As of They Went and Came Back Again Ressha Sentai ToQGer: Super ToQ 7gou of Dreams, Ticket is now worn by Wagon.[37]

Ticket is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi (山口 勝平, Yamaguchi Kappei),[36][38] who also voices the ToQgers' equipment and serves as the series' narrator.

Wagon

Wagon (ワゴン) is a robotic assistant who sells drinks and meals to the ToQgers and performs maintenance and chores on the Ressha. Though mysterious, she has a knack for putting a smile on everyone's faces despite her ditzy personality. As of They Went and Came Back Again Ressha Sentai ToQger Returns: Super ToQ 7gou of Dreams, Wagon has taken over the Conductor's duties after he becomes ToQ 7gou.[39]

Wagon is voiced by Yui Horie (堀江 由衣, Horie Yui).[36]

President

The Rainbow Line President (レインボーライン総裁, Reinbō Rain Sōsai) is a man who appears to be wearing a rabbit-themed mascot head in the same vein that Ticket appears to be a monkey-themed puppet and directs all actions on the Rainbow Line, having used his powers to transform the ToQgers into adults in order to help them resist the power of darkness while retaining their imagination.

The President is voiced by Kōsuke Toriumi (鳥海 浩輔, Toriumi Kōsuke).

Shadow Line

The Shadow Line (シャドーライン, Shadōrain) are steampunk-themed denizens of the dark who wish to consume the world in darkness and are based in the Castle Terminal (キャッスルターミナル, Kyassuru Tāminaru), the source of their railway. To achieve their goal, the group's acting leaders send Shadow Ressha called Cryners (クライナー, Kurainā)[i] and/or Shadow Creeps to establish Dark Stations (闇駅, Yami Eki) to gradually convert the surrounding cities into Shadow Towns (シャドータウン, Shadō Taun) and absorb them into the Shadow Line's world, erasing all memory of the original town in the process. The acting leaders initially gather darkness to give their leader, Emperor Z, entry into the world, before shifting their focus towards spreading darkness around the world to make it a utopia for them. They are also generally active during most of the year, but are forced to cease activities during the holiday season, which they refer to as the Darkness Decline (ヤミベリ, Yamiberi) as the amount of imagination across the world weakens them for the duration. During the Shadow Line's final battle with the ToQgers, Emperor Z infuses his darkness into Castle Terminal to transform it into a giant robotic monster called the Dark Behemoth (闇の巨獣, Yami no Kyojū), which exists to spread its creator's vast darkness, but it is destroyed by all of the ToQgers' Ressha.[40]

All Cryners are capable of changing into a humanoid Cryner Robo (クライナーロボ, Kurainā Robo) form, which is armed with twin forearm-mounted cannons, with the Shadow Line's leaders each possessing a unique model. Additionally, three Cryner Robos are able to combine into a Cho-Cryner Robo (超クライナーロボ, Chō-Kurainā Robo), which is armed with shoulder-mounted beam cannons, the Rail Gladius (レール系グラディウス, Rēru-kei Guradiusu), and the Rail Heater Shield (レール系ヒーターシールド, Rēru-kei Hītā Shīrudo).

Baron Nero

Baron Nero (ネロ男爵, Nero-danshaku)[j] is the acting leader of the Shadow Line in Emperor Z's absence whose Shadow Creeps serve him by targeting multiple stations at once to gather enough darkness to bring Z into the human world, with some directly participating in Nero's various schemes. Despite learning of Z's obsession with light, Nero remains loyal to his leader, believing the obsession to be a phase before resolving to help him consume the world's light amidst verbal abuse from Marchioness Mork. During the Darkness Decline, Nero pilots a Cho-Cryner Robo to protect Castle Terminal from the ToQgers before his mecha is destroyed by Build DaiOh. After being mortally wounded by ToQ 6gou in a duel, Nero sacrifices himself to heal Z's injuries.[41][42]

In battle, Nero is a skilled melee fighter who wields the Gun Stick (銃器系ステッキ, Jūki-kei Sutekki) cane gun and the Boomerang Top Hat (ブーメラン系トップハット, Būmeran-kei Toppu Hatto), which he can use like a chakram or to fire a dark energy beam.[41]

Baron Nero is voiced by Jun Fukuyama (福山 潤, Fukuyama Jun).[36]

Madame Noir

Madame Noir (ノア夫人, Noa-fujin)[k] is the secondary leader of the Shadow Line whose Shadow Creeps focus on gathering high-quality darkness to refine her daughter, Miss Glitta's, beauty and prepare her for her upcoming wedding to Emperor Z to secretly gain the throne through her. After Z absorbs Glitta and thwarts her attempt on his life however, Noir is forced to submit to him. When Marchioness Mork moves into Castle Terminal, Noir tries to prove herself by using her Control Black Feathers (操り系黒羽根, Ayatsuri-kei Kurobane) to turn citizens into berserkers. While the plan fails, she learns Glitta is still alive inside Z and bides her time by using less capable Shadow Creeps to gather minimal amounts of darkness until she can free her. After freeing Boseki Shadow during the Darkness Decline, Noir is shocked to learn Glitta does not want to leave Z, who blasts Noir out of Castle Terminal. Grievously injured, she joins forces with General Schwarz and ToQ 6gou to free Glitta before Noir is killed by Z.[43][44]

In battle, Noir wields the Gun Parasol (銃器系パラソル, Jūki-kei Parasoru), which functions as a beam/machine gun, sabre, and shield.[43]

Madame Noir is voiced by Aya Hisakawa (久川 綾, Hisakawa Aya).[36]

General Schwarz

General Schwarz (シュバルツ将軍, Shubarutsu-shōgun)[l] is the Shadow Line's military leader who is obsessed with building the Shadow Ressha forces to deal with the ToQgers once he obtains enough intelligence on them and a former friend of Akira Nijino's. Additionally, Schwarz is aware of Miss Glitta's feelings for him, promising to tell her at a later time. Before he can do so, Emperor Z absorbs her during their wedding and knocks Schwarz into a nearby river, where the latter is presumed dead and secretly vows revenge. In pursuit of his goal, Schwarz tricks the ToQgers into forming an alliance with him so he can steal the Drill Ressha, only to learn Glitta is still alive within Z's body. After being confronted by Nijino, Schwarz agrees to return the Drill Ressha in exchange for the former's services during the Darkness Decline. Despite rescuing Glitta, Schwarz learns too late that he endangered her further and sends her away in his personal Cryner while he attempts to fight Z-Shin, only to suffer fatal injuries. Before he dies, Schwarz taunts the emperor with the fact that the former had found his own light before he did.[45][46]

In battle, Schwarz is a capable fighter who wields the General Black Iron Sword (将軍系黒鉄剣, Shōgun-kei Kuroganeken). Additionally, his personal Cryner Robo is armed with twin forearm-mounted spikes and a sword.[45]

General Schwarz is voiced by Haruhiko Jō (壤 晴彦, Jō Haruhiko).[36]

Miss Glitta

Miss Glitta (グリッタ嬢, Guritta-jō)[m] is Madame Noir's daughter who is being brought up to become a bride for Emperor Z once he enters the world, though Glitta is secretly infatuated with General Schwarz after receiving a Rose Handkerchief (薔薇のハンカチ, Bara no Hankachi) that he dropped and said she could keep. Upon meeting Z, she finds him frightening and forms a secret alliance with Schwarz in a failed attempt to evade the wedding. As the event gets underway, she absorbs him for his powers as part of her mother's scheme to take the throne from him and becomes the Empress of Darkness (闇の女帝, Yami no Jotei). Becoming more mature as a result of Z influencing her actions, Glitta helps Schwarz attack the ToQgers, leading to her taking a fatal blow meant for him. As he attends to her well-being, she expresses her feelings for him, only to be absorbed from the inside by Z for her inner light. Though presumed dead, Glitta is later revealed to still be alive, functioning as a hindrance to his full potential. Amidst the Darkness Decline, she gradually begins to take over his body before eventually being freed by Noir and Schwarz, only to watch them die in front of her after he sends her away in his personal Cryner for her own safety. Intent on saving Z from himself and averting further deaths, she seeks out the ToQgers' help in covering her while she takes over Castle Terminal's controls and move it towards the dark depths. She later takes the incorporeal Z back to the Shadow Line.

During the events of the V-Cinema They Went and Came Back Again Ressha Sentai ToQger: Super ToQ 7gou of Dreams, Glitta unknowingly creates a time paradox that allows the ToQgers to defeat Archduke Hei.[47][48]

Miss Glitta is voiced by Noriko Hidaka (日高 のり子, Hidaka Noriko).[36]

Emperor Z

Emperor of Darkness Z (闇の皇帝ゼット, Yami no Kōtei Zetto)[49][n] is the human-like ruler of the Shadow Line who embodies the purest form of darkness and was responsible for dragging Subarugahama into the developing Shadow Line. Ironically, he develops an unhealthy obsession with light due to coming into contact with Right after being attracted to Subarugahama's festival lights, which reflects in his Shadow Creeps' unique ability to produce light or possession of a glittering quality. Due to initially lacking a full physical presence in the human world, he tasks his followers with gathering darkness from human hearts to expand the Shadow Line under the belief that those he deems loyal and valuable will be spared. Upon his arrival from the World of Darkness, he recognizes the ToQgers as the children who escaped Subarugahama, develops an interest in Right, and reveals himself to him, though Z is unable to remain in the light for extended periods of time.

After allowing Miss Glitta to absorb him before eventually absorbing her in turn to obtain her "light" and remove his weakness, he intends to take the ToQgers' light next. However, he discovers that he could not fully absorb Glitta due to her keeping his full power in check, resulting in him assuming a flawed version of his monstrous true form and becoming a moody loose cannon. Amidst the Darkness Decline and while fighting General Schwarz and ToQ 6gou, Z briefly loses control over Glitta, who tries to warn the ToQgers not to free her. However, Schwarz and Noir do so, unknowingly allowing Z to achieve his full potential and his true form, Z-Shin (ゼット・真, Zetto Shin) before killing Noir and Schwarz. Accepting he can never have the light as his own, Z learns part of his being entered Right's body. This combined with learning Glitta was taking pity on him convinces Z to mount an assault on the world and drown it in darkness, destroying any remaining light, while sparing Right long enough to see the Dark Behemoth consume everything in its path. After the Dark Behemoth is destroyed and he is mortally wounded by the ToQgers, Z absorbs his remaining followers to heal his injures and increase his power before he is defeated by Right as Rainbow ToQ 1gou. Seeing a rainbow before he explodes in a storm of darkness, Glitta retrieves Z's essence and takes him back to the Shadow Line to re-constitute himself in peace.[51][52]

In battle, Z wields the Imperial Killer Sword (皇帝系キラーソード, Kōtei-kei Kirā Sōdo) in his flawed and true monstrous forms.[51] While fighting Schwarz and ToQ 6gou, Z steals the latter's transformation equipment and briefly becomes Z 6gou (ゼット６号, Zetto Rokugō). Additionally, Z possesses a white Imperial Cryner (皇帝専用クライナー, Kōtei Senyō-kei Kurainā), whose Cryner Robo mode is armed with the Imperial Long Sword (皇帝専用系ロングソード, Kōtei Senyō-kei Rongu Sōdo) and the Darkness Wave Twin Super Ressha Cannons (闇波動2連系超烈車砲, Yami Hadō Niren-kei Chō Ressha Hō), which can be used to perform the Darkness Fall (ダークネスフォール, Dākunesu Fōru) attack.[53]

Emperor Z is portrayed by Kengo Ohkuchi (大口 兼悟, Ōkuchi Kengo).

Marchioness Mork

Marchioness Mork (モルク侯爵, Moruku-kōshaku)[o] is the oldest member of the Shadow Line who personally raised Emperor Z, resulting in her behaving informally around him despite their status, and was originally in charge of overseeing Shadow Towns via her Keepers before moving into Castle Terminal due to Z's obsession with light and to quell sedition among their ranks. Mork continues to loyally serve Z before eventually allowing him to absorb her to heal his injuries.[54][55]

In battle, Mork is a formidable combatant despite her age and wields the Marchioness Mic Rod (侯爵系マイクロッド, Kōshaku-kei Maiku Roddo), which can fire green energy. Additionally, her personal Cryner Robo mode is armed with a larger version of her Marchioness Mic Rod and train horns on its shoulders capable of firing supersonic beams.[54]

Marchioness Mork is voiced by Reiko Suzuki (鈴木 れい子, Suzuki Reiko).

Close

The Close (クローズ, Kurōzu)[p] are train robber-themed foot soldiers who support the Shadow Creeps, are armed with Tommy guns that can transform into hatchet-like weapons, and pilot Cryners.[56]

Shadow Creeps

The Shadow Creeps (シャドー怪人, Shadō Kaijin) are the Shadow Line's monstrous front line warriors whose primary purpose is to establish Dark Stations in a city to propagate the darkness within its citizens' hearts and extend the Shadow Line's railway. If they are defeated in their human size, they can use the darkness that they have gathered to enlarge themselves to giant size. If they are killed regardless of what size they are, their Dark Station and its connected city are restored to their original states.

Keepers

The Keepers (管理人, Kanrinin) are elite chess-themed Shadow Creeps and servants of Marchioness Mork's who control the Shadow Towns, towns that the Shadow Line has completely taken over and limit the ToQgers' transformation capabilities. Upon their defeat, a Keeper is forced to absorb a Shadow Town's darkness to enlarge themselves, with the town being completely restored following the Keeper's death.

Other Shadow Creeps

Guest characters

Spin-off exclusive characters

Notes

  1. ^ Uchimasu (撃ちます) is the Japanese word for "to shoot (a gun)."
  2. ^ Kirimasu (切ります) is the Japanese word for "to cut (with a sword)."
  3. ^ Renketsu (連結) is the Japanese word for "coupling."
  4. ^ The name is derived from Dai (大, "Great") and Kaiten (回転, "turning" or "rotation") is Japanese for "turning" or "rotation."
  5. ^ The character's name is taken from the Hokkaido Railway Company's Super Tokachi express train.[4]
  6. ^ The character's name is taken from the Hikari service on the Tōkaidō Shinkansen and San'yō Shinkansen.
  7. ^ Zaram's name comes from the Arabic word for dark: ẓalām.
  8. ^ Fumikiri (踏切) is Japanese for "railroad crossing" while 剣 (Ken) is Japanese for "sword".
  9. ^ "Cryner" is a portmanteau of "cry", kurai (暗い, "dark, gloomy"), and "liner" (ライナー, rainā).
  10. ^ Baron Nero's name comes from the Italian word for the color black: nero.
  11. ^ Madame Noir's name comes from the French word for the color black: noir.
  12. ^ General Schwarz's name comes from the German word for the color black: schwarz.
  13. ^ Miss Glitta's name comes from "glitter".
  14. ^ Also spelt as "Dark Emperor Zet".[50]
  15. ^ Marchioness Mork's name comes from the Danish and Norwegian words for dark: mørk.
  16. ^ The Close's name comes from the Japanese word for the color black: kuro (黒).
  17. ^ Count Nair's name comes from the Romansh word for the color black: nair.
  18. ^ Archduke Hei's name comes from the Chinese word for the color black: hēi.
  19. ^ Dark Doctor Mavro's name comes from the Greek word for the color black: mávro.

References

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