History Recap / OhsamaSentaiKingOhgerEp12TheSixthKing

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->'''Jeremy:''' The kings had concocted a plan to reveal Gira's miraculous revival.\\

The man's name... is Jeremy Brasieri.\\

Having foiled both Dethnaarok and -- inadvertently -- the monarchs' plans, the masked man reveals his name to be Jeremy Brasieri, an "old-fashioned storyteller" who claims to be the "King of All". His cryptic words leave the team confused at his true intentions as he successfully dodges their attempts to find out who he is. Just what exactly is this storyteller hiding?

* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Rita charges Jeremy with armed robbery, treason and a falsifying an identity. She threatens to add slander to the charges when Jeremy questions the monarchs' competence.
* BadassBoast: Jeremy delivers one before throwing down with Dethnaarok:
-->"[[MyNameIsInigoMontoya I am Jeremy Brasieri]], ruling over man, Bognaarok, and everything else. The fate of the world is ''my'' story to dictate. [[ChildOfTwoWorlds The king of the in-between]], and what he is here to do... ''all shall speak of it forevermore!''"
* BaitAndSwitch: When Jeremy asks the team what is preventing them reading between the lines, Gira has an entire sequence going through Jeremy's monologues, seemingly connecting the dots... only for him to valiantly declare that he has no idea what he's talking about.

** When Jeremy's storyteller persona falls, he reveals himself to be incredibly broken up about his parents' fates, trying to create his own story to bring them some sort of justice.

* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: The team points out that Jeremy should have been less cryptic with his side of the story at the start and avoided making them unnecessarily paranoid about his true intentions.
* CrypticConversation: Jeremy spends the episode being vague, dropping clues and only giving small hints to his backstory and motivation when talking to the monarchs, till eventually he just frustratingly gives up when no one figures it out he the son of the sixth warrior who was erased from history for falling in love with a Bognaarok woman who wants to bring peace to both sides. The rulers are sympathetic to his cause and welcome him... but not before getting furious that he was so unnecessarily mysterious about the entire affair and didn't simply just come out and just say that.
* EurekaMoment: Parodied. After Jeremy tries in vain to explain his motives, we then get a scene of Gira thinking back to all the cryptic lines he says... only for him to draw a blank and admit he had no idea what Jeremy was talking about.
* FantasticRacism: Jeremy's motivation is to stamp this out by putting an end to hostilities between humanity and the Bognaarok.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: While Jeremy pores through the tome detailing the prophecy, there is a conspicuous blank page right after the chronicles of the five heroes and before the chapter detailing the Shugods.
* HistoryRepeats: Subverted. The SixthRanger of old was ostracized for daring to fall in love with a Bognaarok agent and the two eloped, conceiving HalfHumanHybrid Jeremy. Jeremy's left in silent shock when the modern rulers declare him an enemy due to his constant teasing making them wary of him. Jeremy eventually stops showboating and just tells them his backstory and what he wants. They simply respond with "[[CannotSpitItOut You could've just said that]]" and display sympathy rather than shun him, which takes him aback.
* LovesSecrecy: Jeremy ''insists'' on teasing the rulers with his knowledge of the prophecy and various tidbits about ancient times...which only obfuscates the truth further and gets him marked as an enemy. When Jeremy finally decides to just tell them his TragicBackstory, complete with intent to unite the races, everyone's more receptive.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Jeremy reveals that he left hints about reviving King-Ohger to humanity and the locations of the Shugod souls to the Bognaarok, making some of the show's recent tragedies indirectly his fault.
* PoorCommunicationKills: Jeremy's incredibly cryptic messages about his true origins, along with his prior allegiance to the Bognaarok, leaves the team rather paranoid about what he's going to do next.
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: The Sentai find it difficult to believe Jeremy is 2,000 years old as he claims. A combination of the lie-detecting device not shocking him, him knowing the name of the old man who mentored Yanma and records of a spider man who is seen every few centuries confirm he is telling the truth.
* RedHerring: During Jeremy's speech in Ishabana, a brief zoom-in from Hymeno's point-of-view reveals that Jeremy has the Bognnarok symbol etched on the back of his outfit, which precedes Gira and Kaburagi accusing him of being an enemy agent. Hymeno keeps this detail to herself and Jeremy eventually proves their suspicions wrong.
* RedRightHand: Jeremy looks human except for his arm of chitin, a symbol of his Bognnarok heritage.

** Jeremy is the one behind the prophecy.
** Yanma was taught computers by a man named Gin, who was taught by Jeremy.
** As it turns out, there was a sixth hero of legend, but he was [[UnPerson erased from history]] when he fell in love with a member of the Bognaarok Empire. They would eventually have a son, [[HalfHumanHybrid Jeremy]], whose powers were then sealed by a spider mask.

* SmokeOut: Jeremy escapes the other King-Ohgers by releasing a burst of gas from his Venomix Shooter.
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: Jeremy tells the monarchs that he was the one that wrote the prophecy, but spends the entire episode teasing them about it instead of just telling them who he is and why he's doing all this. After he eventually gets the hint and explains to everyone what's going on, the rulers collectively chew him out for it.
* UnPerson: This is what became of both of Jeremy's parents. Jeremy's father was actually the sixth member of the heroes who defeated the Bognnarok 2,000 years ago and fell in love with a Bognnarok agent. Jeremy's father was viewed as a traitor and all records of him and his lover were erased from history.
* YouWereTryingTooHard: The entire episode's plot is Jeremy trying way too hard to get the monarchs to notice the {{Subtext}} of the prophecy that ''he'' wrote. It's only after he gives up and spells out what he's wants them all to notice (that there was a sixth ancient hero left out of the history books for falling in love with a Bognnarok agent and Jeremy is their HalfHumanHybrid son who seeks co-existence between humans and Bognnarok) that they get the point...and promptly call him out for being too cryptic.

-->'''Jeremy:''' Thus, both man and Bognaarok, and even rulers themselves, in the presence of the king of the in-between... all swore their fealty.\\

* {{Foreshadowing}}: While Jeremy pores through the tome detailing the prophecy, there is a conspicuous blank page right after the chronicles of the five heroes and before chapter detailing the Shugods.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: While Jeremy pores through the tome detailing the prophecy, there is a conspicuous blank page right after the chronicles of the five heroes.

Desnarak obtains the three Greater Shugod spirits to perform a ritual, but instead of bringing ruin and chaos to the world, the seal on the spider mask is broken.\\

Having foiled both Desnarak and -- inadvertently -- the monarchs' plans, the masked man reveals his name to be Jeremy Brasieri, an "old-fashioned storyteller" who claims to be the "King of All". His cryptic words leave the team confused at his true intentions as he successfully dodges their attempts to find out who he is. Just what exactly is this storyteller hiding?

* BadassBoast: Jeremy delivers one before throwing down with Desnarak:

-->"[[MyNameIsInigoMontoya I am Jeremy Brasieri]], ruling over man, Bognaarok, and everything else. The fate of the world is ''my'' story to dictate. The king of the in-between, and what he is here to do... ''all shall speak of it forevermore!''"

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Jeremy keeps dropping vague hints to his identity, which the Sentai don't catch because his entire existence is a complete surprise to them. Gira goes over every line Jeremy has had throughout the episode and comes up with nothing, forcing a frustrated Jeremy to just spell out who he is for them. The Sentai angrily tell him that he could have just said this all along from the beginning.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Jeremy keeps dropping vague hints to his identity which the King-Ohgers don't catch because his entire existence is a complete surprise to them. Gira goes over every line Jeremy has had throughout the episode and comes up with nothing, forcing a frustrated Jeremy to just spell out who he is for them. The King-Ohgers angrily tell him that he could have just said this all along from the beginning.

Desnarak's plan to obtain the three Greater Shugods was foiled by a mysterious man in a spider mask. He reveals his name to be Jeremy Brasieri, an "old-fashioned storyteller" who claims to be the "King of All". His cryptic words leave the team confused at his true intentions as he successfully dodges their attempts to find out who he is. Just what exactly is this storyteller hiding?

* UnPerson: This is what became of both of Jeremy's parents. Jeremy's father was actually the sixth member of the heroes who defeated the Bognnarok 2000 years ago and fell in love with a Bognnarok agent. Jeremy's father was viewed as a traitor and all records of him and his lover were erased from history.

-->'''Jeremy:''' Thus, both man and Bognaarok -- and even rulers themselves, in the presence of the king of the in-between... all swore their fealty.\\

* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Rita charges Jeremy with armed robbery, treason and a falsifying an identity. She threatens to add slander to the charges when Jeremy mocks the monarchs' competence.

* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: The King-Ohgers find it difficult to believe Jeremy is 2000 years old as he claims. A combination of the lie-detecting device not shocking him, him knowing the name of the old man who mentored Yanma and records of a spider man who is seen every few centuries confirm he is telling the truth.

* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: The team points out that Jeremy should have been less cryptic with his side of the story at the start, which gave them unnecessary paranoia.

* RedRightHand: Jeremy looks human except for black and purple hand, a symbol of his Bognnarok heritage.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Jeremy keeps dropping vague hints to his identity which the King-Ohgers don't catch because his entire existence is a complete surprise to them. Gira goes over every line Jeremy has had throughout the episode and comes up with nothing, forcing a frustrated Jeremy to just spell out who he is for them.