Super Sentai

After conquering Crystalia, Yodonheim launches an invasion of Earth. Meanwhile, the four active Kiramagers look for their fifth and final member until they meet Juru Atsuta, a young artist with a burning passion for drawing. However, they find themselves wondering if he has the special prowess needed to become Kiramai Red. After Yodonheim's Yodon Army sends a Jamen Beast to level the city and endangers Juru's classmates, the Kiramagers soon find he is more than capable.

Mabushina and most of the Kiramagers welcome a surprised Juru with open arms as their fifth member and leader, but Sena Hayami is not so sure about him yet. Just then, the Yodon Army sends a Jamenshi to attack the city and challenge the Kiramagers to a hellish version of rugby. When Sena is forced to choose between competing in a race and fighting, Juru uses his Kiramental to create Daiya-kun, a blue crystal that can transform into a copy of anyone who touches it with the idea that it will race while Sena fights. However, a surprise arrival during the fight shows that Juru does have what it takes to be the leader.

After defeating the Yodon Army's latest Jamenshi, a jet black Kiramai Stone appears instead of the usual Jamen Beast. When Mabushina arrives on the battlefield to investigate, her uncle, Galza, appears before her and the Kiramagers claiming he was manipulated into betraying Crystalia and becoming the Yodon Army's commander. The alien princess wants to believe him, but Juru and Tametomo Imizu suspect this could be a trap.

The Yellow Kiramai Stone, Mashin Shovellow, demands to know why Tametomo isn't the Kiramagers' leader after recognizing his partner's leadership qualities and questioning the rule behind whoever is partnered with the Red Kiramai Stone automatically becoming the leader. When three new Kiramai Stones are found on Earth, Tametomo sees this as an opportunity to prove that he has what it takes and potentially take Juru's position away from him.

The Kiramagers' mecha are badly damaged from their latest fight, and their only chance to save them is for Juru and Shiguru to persuade Mashin Hakobu to lend his assistance to them.

With Mashin Hakobu's help, the Kiramagers set off for the mystical land of Atamald to restore their Mashin. Upon their arrival however, they learn that the land has become distorted and dangerous with Oradin's absence.

After the return of King Oradin, Muryo takes the Kiraful Go Arrow and leaves without warning the others, who are worried and curious about what he intends to do.

During a fight with the Yodon Army's latest Jamenshi, Juru, Takamichi, and the Mashin are shrunk by its power. While trying to figure out how to get back to their normal size, they are taken in by a boy who mistakes them for toys.

When Sayo is invited by a friend for a date, the other Kiramagers are curious about her relationship with him until they are called to fight another enemy, unaware that Carantula, Yodonna and Galza are giving the finishing touches to their greatest scheme yet.

The Kiramagers face an unprecedented crisis with Sayo captured by Yodonna, an alien plant threatening Earth's environment, several Jamen Beasts appearing at once, and Galza invading Atamald to seal Oradin.

After having foiled Yodonheim's great plan, Tametomo and Shiguru enjoy a game of billiards, unaware that Yodonna is coming up with another scheme using the late Numajo's body.

Mabushina is behaving strangely despite the princess not recalling having done anything, so Muryo and the Kiramagers investigate the cause of it.

The Kiramagers make preparations to celebrate a Crystalian holiday when Carantula returns to Earth to promote a rap battle as part of his latest scheme.

After being instructed by Emperor Yodon to look for Oradin, Yodonna uses her power to split Sena into five individuals, each with a different personality. While Sayo looks for a way to help her friend, the other Kiramagers must stop another attack from Galza.

While the other Kiramagers are fighting a Jamenshi that is tormenting earthlings by giving them cavities, Takamichi faces Galza in a traditional Crystalian duel, but the rest of the team is worried about their friend, given the enemy's treacherous nature.