is a Japanese tokusatsu series that serves as the 44th installment in the Super Sentai franchise and the first entry in the Reiwa era. Much of the series takes inspiration from Arabian, Islamic, Persian, Egyptian, Turkic, Hindu, and Norse mythology.
Main characters Kiramagers
The eponymous Kiramagers are five individuals who fight using the power of the Kiramai Stones. As a cover for their mission of protecting Earth, they became CARAT fashion models to gain popularity so people will believe in the existence of the Kiramagers. They are later joined by a treasure hunter who is the adopted son of Crystaria's royal family.
Each primary member carries a tire-like bracelet as their transformation device along with a handgun and a , which can combine to form the rifle, as their sidearms. They can also use a crystal doll, which is made from Mabushina's tears, to create a copy of one member for them to be in two places at once.
The Kiramagers later acquire the bow, which allows the primary members to become the armored . However, they can only assume these forms for 100 seconds.
Juru Atsuta is an artistic student of who loves to draw and is the youngest member of the team. Despite also being the newest member, he is appointed the leader as he was chosen by the strongest Kiramai Stone, much to his initial dismay before he eventually settles into the role. Due in part to his love of drawing, he gains the ability to create virtually anything after joining CARAT, such as reformatting the Kiramai Stones into the Kiramai Mashin and granting them the ability to combine. Before Mabushina recruited him and during his time as a Kiramager, Juru experiences visions of Crystaria and Yodonheim and was visited by Oradin's spirit in his dreams. Near the end of the series, Oradin reveals that these and Juru's Kiramental were a result of him being the chosen hero of Crystaria, taking Galza's place after he was corrupted by Emperor Yodon's influence.
Juru can transform into . While transformed, he primarily wields the Kiramai Sword and Shot.
Juru Atsuta is portrayed by . As a child, Juru is portrayed by .
Tametomo Imizu is an esports professional who excels in long range combat. He acts as an older brother figure and provides assistance when needed. However, he is also a selfish egotist, seeing himself as the Kiramagers' "ace" even when the others disagree. After Juru fails to recognize him, Tametomo develops an antagonistic relationship with him, questioning his every move and talking back to him every so often. This came to a head when a jealous Shovellow convinces Tametomo to take Juru's position away from him, only to get suspended for botching a mission. Though he quits out of anger, the girls help Tametomo realize he never wanted the leadership role anyway and that Juru was always more qualified in the first place. Once he reconciles with the others, Muryo names Tametomo second-in-command of the Kiramagers and grants him the authority to lead should anything happen to Juru.
Tametomo can transform into . While transformed, he primarily wields the Kiramai Shot.
Tametomo Imizu is portrayed by . As a child, Tametomo is portrayed by .
Sena Hayami is a famous track and field athlete who excels in high-speed combat tactics. She occasionally causes trouble for everyone around her with her impulsive personality. As a naturally gifted speedster, Sena was once a “Supersonic Princess” of karuta before pursuing her dream as a full-time track and field athlete. She initially distrusts Juru and refuses to accept him as her leader, believing he is selfish. However, after seeing the lengths he went to help her with her career, she grows to accept him and become protective of him.
Sena can transform into . While transformed, she primarily wields the Kiramai Sword.
Sena Hayami is portrayed by . As a child, Sena is portrayed by .
Shiguru Oshikiri is a 24-year-old professional stunt actor who excels in swordsmanship. Despite being a popular stuntman, most of his fans are annoyed by his doll-like personality as he rarely shows emotion outside of acting. While he likes to maintain an air of stoicism and coldness, he only does so to contain his true feelings and not be a burden to everyone around him as he believes a hero should suffer in silence. After Juru learns his secret, Shiguru learns to be more open about his feelings and become a trusted friend to Juru.
Shiguru can transform into . While transformed, he primarily wields the Kiramai Sword, which allows him to perform the attack.
Shiguru Oshikiri is portrayed by .
Sayo Oharu is a talented surgeon who excels in aikido and serves as the team's healer. She has an interest in fashion and beauty and always wanted to become a CARAT model. She also displays a dislike of bullies, using her martial arts skills to scare off any who cross her path. However, Sayo is easily distracted by beautiful things such as jewels and flowers, which can detract from important duties unless someone pulls her away.
Sayo can transform into . While transformed, she primarily wields the Kiramai Shot.
Sayo Oharu is portrayed by . As a child, Sayo is portrayed by .
Takamichi Crystaria is a 47-year-old treasure hunter, the long-lost biological older brother of Muryo, and the adopted son of Oradin with a highly positive attitude. Three decades prior, a teenage was introduced to Oradin and befriended him. During an expedition with the Crystarian, a Monstone lodged itself in Takamichi's body. To save him, Oradin revived him as a human-Crystarian hybrid, which slowed down his body's aging process. Following this, Oradin took him to Crystaria and adopted him. After battling Numajo alongside his foster family and apparently losing his foster mother, Mabayuine, Takamichi began to fear for Mabushina's life, so Galza suggested he leave his foster family to search for the four in order to save her, unaware that it was a ploy for him to leave Crystaria vulnerable to Yodonheim's invasion. When he met the Kiramagers and reunited with Mabushina and Muryo, Takamichi learns of what happened and eventually joins them in fighting Yodonheim. After Mabushina is healed from Numajo's curse, Takamichi continues searching for the Kanaema Stones so he can use their powers to restore Crystaria instead. During his quest, Galza uses Takamichi's Monstone to manipulate him into fighting his allies until Juru extracts it and frees him from Galza's control. After defeating Emperor Yodon, Takamichi and Mabushina return to Crystaria and use the Kanaema Stones to restore it to its former glory. He also erects a mountain monument to his Kiramager teammates in their honor.
Unlike the primary Kiramagers, Takamichi utilizes the globe-like bracelet to transform into . He also wields the jackhammer, which has a that can be used as either a firearm or a tonfa, as well as perform the finisher, and a that can be used as a reach extender. During the events of the stage show Mashin Sentai Kiramager: Final Live Tour 2021, Takamichi is able to use the Kiraful Go Arrow to assume his own Go Kiramager form.
While under Galza's influence, Takamichi utilized a dark copy of the Shiny Kiramai Changer called the to transform into .
Takamichi Crystaria is portrayed by .
Kiramai Mashin The are the sentient , which Mabushina brought over from Crystaria, who serve as the Kiramagers' partners. Through the power of Juru's Kiramental, the Kiramai Stones are able to transform from their jewel forms into their vehicle-themed mecha forms and combine with each other via . The five main Kiramai Mashin can also perform the attack. : Kiramai Red's personal fire engine-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , equipped with the turntable ladder/water cannon hybrid that forms the body, right arm, and legs of Kiramaizin and Land Mage. He can also transform into , a supercar-themed pyrokinetic Kiramai Mashin with a resemblance to Mach. While he comes off as angry and brusque, Fire primarily displays a passionate personality when it comes to battle. Fire is voiced by . : Kiramai Yellow's personal excavator-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , equipped with the excavator arm that forms the left arm of Kiramaizin and Land Mage. Due to his old man-like personality, Shovellow has a tendency to openly disagree with anything he does not like. Interestingly enough, Tametomo finds him reminiscent of his late grandfather. On one occasion, Juru used his Kiramental to fuse the Yellow Kiramai Stone and a Kiramai Sword into the for Tametomo to wield. Shovellow is voiced by . : Kiramai Green's personal supercar-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , equipped with a pair of headlights that forms the head and right shoulder pad of Kiramaizin and Land Mage. Like Fire, he can also transform into Makka while being used as part of Land Mage to perform the attack. He comes off as a charming womanizer, much to Sena and Sayo's annoyance. Mach is voiced by . : Kiramai Blue's personal jet aircraft-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , equipped with the blade that forms the sword of Kiramaizin and the legs of Sky Mage. In contrast to his partner, Jetter is excitable and eccentric in personality, though he is much more responsible. He also views his partner as his "older brother" and acts as his hype man. Jetter is voiced by . : Kiramai Pink's personal helicopter-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , equipped with a pair of blades that forms the chest plate of Kiramaizin and the upper half of Sky Mage. She holds her partner to a high regard and constantly compliments Sayo on her appearance. Helico is voiced by . : Kiramai Silver's personal drilling vehicle-themed Kiramai Mashin equipped with six crawler tracks, three drills, and two grabber arms that was created by CARAT for underground excavation. Unlike the other Kiramai Mashin, Drijan lacks a stone mode as it has a separate Kiramai Stone as its core and speaks in computerized beeps while the others speak clear human language. Before gaining the power to become Gigant Driller, it was named . : A steam locomotive-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , that can transform into a dinosaur-themed mecha called and forms the limbs of King Express. It originally served as Crystaria's royal train before Galza corrupted and used it as part of Yodonheim's invasion of Earth. With Galza piloting it in both of its modes, Jouki is equipped with a pair of and the . As Smog Jouki, it can perform the finisher. After he was executed by Emperor Yodon, Galza used his remaining life force to reactivate Jouki and save Juru, entrusting the boy with his Kiramai Mashin before departing to the afterlife. : A two-in-one Shinkansen-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , consisting of and that possesses the ability to temporarily override Galza's control of Mashin Jouki and forms the head and torso of King Express (Zabyun). Despite being sentient, neither Ex nor Press speak the human language. : A Shinkansen/shark-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , that possesses purification capabilities, can split into multiple weapons for the Kiramagers' Mashin Giants to use, and forms the mask and limbs of King Express Zabyun. Zabyun is voiced by . : A wide-body aircraft-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , that forms the main body, wings, and head casing of Grateful Phoenix. He can also combine with the five main Kiramai Mashin to assume . He was Oradin's caretaker and teacher who was vacationing on Earth when Crystaria was attacked by Yodonheim and became inconsolable due to the king's death until Shiguru's acting made him cry, leading to him joining the Kiramagers. Hakobu is voiced by : A phoenix-themed Kiramai Mashin, initially the , created from Oradin's soul fusing with the that forms the chest plate and head of Grateful Phoenix.
Mashin Weapons The are smaller Kiramai Mashin created from auxiliary Kiramai Stones that the Kiramagers obtain during their adventures and can change into weapons for their Mashin Giants to use in battle.