History Series / SeijuuSentaiGingaman

* EyeCatch: As a callback to the Showa Sentai era, there's drawn eyecatches of Gingaioh and the Gingamen with their Star Beasts.

* ResetButton: Any damage Balban does to the city get undone after each episode. This is particularly noteworthy in episodes 16 and 17 where the Balban destroy large portions of the earth with Earthquakes and blowing up skyscrapers respectively.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In episode 4, the Gingaman used unique personal weapons to fight the Balban; A blowgun, whip, slingshot, and boomerang respectively. These weapons were intended to be their main weapons while they are out of costume but, besides the blowgun, they are never used again. They also used a team technique where they changed the time of day from night to noon, which was never again used after this episode.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In episode 4, the Gingaman used unique personal weapons to fight the Balban; A blowgun, whip, slingshot, and boomerang respectively. These weapons were intended to be their main weapons while they are out of costume but after this episode, they are never used again. They also used a team technique where they changed the time of day from night to noon, which was never again used after this episode.

** Some Majin killed by Super Armor Shine GingaiOh:

** The three Steel Star Beasts (Giga Rhinos, Bitus and Phoenix) are based on the three great beasts of Jewish mythology: the Behemoth, Leviathan and Ziz, respectively.
* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: Balban is actually made up of four different factions who in the first chapter are assigned the order they get to appear -- this is [[EnforcedTrope enforced]] by Zahab, who remembers how [[WeAreStrugglingTogether the constant infighting of the Balban]] are what got them imprisoned by the original Gingamen, and sought to prevent it this go-round. Incredibly conveniently, this totally random assignment starts with the weakest group and the next one in line is always a bit stronger than the one before it. [[spoiler: Iliess' impatience with this trope leads her to successfully plot against Budoh with Bucrates.]]

** Ginga Bitus is an homage to the old Super Sentai flying fortresses which carried the mecha--it's almost an [[{{Expy}} updated version]] of the Jaguar Vulcan from ''Series/TaiyouSentaiSunVulcan''. It also emerges from a waterfall, akin to the Turbo Ranger carrier used by the [[Series/HikariSentaiMaskman Maskmen]].

* ShoutOut: The three Steel Star Beasts (Giga Rhinos, Bitus and Phoenix) are based on the three great beasts of Jewish mythology: the Behemoth, Leviathan and Ziz, respectively.

* ViewersAreGoldfish: Every episode when a monster grows, the narrator always gives the same explaination of how Balban Extract works.

* MakeMyMonsterGrow: The Balban Majin drink from a flask of "Barba-X" to grow to giant size and give the Gingamen trouble, necessitating the use of their mecha to fight them. The Barba-X also slowly kills them, neatly explaining why they don't drink it [[GodzillaThreshold until they're on the verge of death already]].

* CatchPhrase: Every of Budo's monsters will say "I will have the final roar!" before enlarging themselves with Barba X. Iliess' monsters go with "Iliess' Demon clan members are stubborn!", whereas Batobass' monsters go with "Change of plan!"

* ViewersAreGoldfish: Every episode when a monster grows, the narrator always gives the same explaination of how Barba-X works.

* MiniDressOfPower: Part of Ginga Pink's costume.

* AchillesHeel: [[spoiler: Zahab posessed immortality thanks to the Star Soul Jewel where his heart should be. He later moved it to the wheel on his chest, where it (and eventually, him) were destroyed.]]

* ArmyOfThievesAndWhores: the Balban are made up of various criminals and mercenaries

* BodyHorror: [[spoiler: The process of mechanizing Ginga Rhinos and Ginga Phoenix involves dismembering them into five parts each [[AndIMustScream when they are still alive]]]].

* ElementalPowers

* ImmortalityImmorality: Captain Zahab has Daitanix devour the cores of planets, converting them into Star Soul Jewels that keep he and his crew alive (barring being killed off).

* SuperMode: Introduced this trope to ''Super Sentai'' with the Beast Armor Shine.

* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Only one girl again. From this point onward, Super Sentai would have only one female member per team for the next five years, forcing the Franchise/PowerRangers [[Series/PowerRangersLostGalaxy adaptations of this show]] and the next three to have a {{gender flip}}ped Yellow Ranger in order to maintain the [[TwoGirlsToATeam two girl quota]].
* SuperMode: Introduced this trope to Super Sentai with the Beast Armor Shine.

* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchphrase: "And now, another page of the legend will be revealed."

* ThemeMusicPowerUp:

%% * HomeBase

* LegacyCharacter: The Gingamen and the Black Knight.

%% * LimitedWardrobe

* ScaryScorpions: Kolshizer, the first MonsterOfTheWeek the Gingamen face

** TheChick: Saya
* HomeBase

%%** Black Knight: [[SwissArmyWeapon Bull Riot]][[note]][[CoolSword Sword]] and Rifle Modes. This is also Hyuuga's TransformationTrinket.[[/note]] and [[AnAxeToGrind Knight Axe]].

* DealWithTheDevil: [[spoiler: Hyūga made one with Bucrates to save Gō Taurus which resulted him in losing his Earth power. This resulted in little tragedy: he got a [[AnAxeToGrind Cool Axe]], and ultimately his Earth Power back by the finale.]]

* {{Crossover}}: ''Gingaman vs. [[Series/DenjiSentaiMegaranger Megaranger]]''