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* HumblePie: Tetsuzan serves some of these everytime Toha feels slightly overconfident. Despite be more harsh with his adoptive son, [[EveryoneHasStandards the old ninja is not above of give some pieces of humbleness to his two other kids when they're slacking too much]].
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* LaserGuidedKarma: The Youma are on the receiver part when they conquer some few wins. Applies to Kei and Manabu too, periodically.
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* TheUnFavorite: Toha feels like that everytime Testuzan favors Kei and Manabu over him. [[spoiler:It turns out that, by ''Ninninger'', more than 30 years later, Toha becomes the official heir of the Togakure Style, though]].
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* UnluckyEverydude: Toha have shades of this. He's basically the bread winner of the house, taking odd jobs to keep things going at home, since the dojo is short of students, and still have to take missions as Jiraiya. Basically the niponic Peter Parker.
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''Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya'' ("Jiraiya: War of the World Ninjas"), also known as ''Ninja Olympiad'', is the seventh ''Franchise/MetalHeroes'' series.
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''Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya'' ("Jiraiya: War of the World Ninjas"), also known as ''Ninja Olympiad'', is the seventh ''Franchise/MetalHeroes'' ''Series/MetalHeroes'' series.
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* Jiraiya himself gets one in the Crossover movie for Series/UchuuSentaiKyuranger. He’s mostly a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute for Sharivan though, as opposed to his own character.
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* TransformationSequence: Mostly averted. If Toha has to don the armor during the fight, the scene will do a quick cut between him and Jiraiya (one particularly funny case is in episode 30, when Benikiba is fighting Toha; she first pushes him offscreen, and he comes back onscreen less than a second later in the Jiraiya armor). In cases it is shown, it's only a brief sequence.
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* TransformationSequence: Mostly averted. If Toha has to don the armor during the fight, the scene will do a quick cut between him and Jiraiya (one particularly funny case is in episode 30, when Benikiba is fighting Toha; she first pushes him offscreen, and he comes back onscreen less than a second later in the Jiraiya armor). In cases it is shown, it's only a brief sequence. And rather unusually for toku, instead of using a TransformationTrinket to access his suit or some sort of external/internal technique (like the previous Metal Hero, Metalder becoming angered enough to activate his robotic form, or the various Space Sheriffs having their suit teleported onto them from their ship), he armors up completely manually, the sequence showing him locking bits of his armor into place (with the visor saved for last).
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Although the series was not adapted into either ''Series/VRTroopers'' or ''Series/BigBadBeetleborgs'', Jiraiya has been adapted as Sherrif Sheriff Skyfire in ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaSteel''.
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Although the series was not adapted into either ''Series/VRTroopers'' or ''Series/BigBadBeetleborgs'', Jiraiya has been adapted as Sherrif Skyfire in ''Series/PowerRangersNinjaSteel''.
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* VillainExitStageLeft: Very often, when things start going badly for the Yōma Clan (such as when the World Ninja of the Week that they had fooled into fighting Jiraiya realizes the deception and turns on them), they drop whatever they're doing and beat a hasty retreat.
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* DubNameChange: The Brazilian dub had a few of them, going from smaller stuff (like Retsuga for Retsukiba) to some names that seem really weird if you've seen the show in the original Japanese first (like Mafūba's name changing to Storm and Yumeha being called... Agnes).
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* DubNameChange: The Brazilian dub had a few of them, going from smaller stuff (like Retsuga for Retsukiba) Retsukiba, which can be chalked up to AlternateCharacterReading) to some names that seem really weird if you've seen the show in the original Japanese first (like Mafūba's name changing to Storm and Yumeha being called... Agnes).
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* HeelFaceTurn [[spoiler: Baron Owl, Haburamu, Kinin Reiha, Yanin Spiker, Vermillion Tokage, Rainin Wild, Kazenin Mafuba, Kaminin Oruha, Rocket Man, Oruha, Alamsa, Agnes, Special Ninja Team]]
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* HeelFaceTurn HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Baron Owl, Haburamu, Kinin Reiha, Yanin Spiker, Vermillion Tokage, Rainin Wild, Kazenin Mafuba, Kaminin Oruha, Rocket Man, Oruha, Alamsa, Agnes, Yumeha, Special Ninja Team]]Team]]. Granted, all of these were the results of successive instances of LetsYouAndHimFight.
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* LetsYouAndHimFight: And time a new World Ninja shows up, they will end up fighting Jiraiya. Some of these happen through prodding by the Yōma Clan, and thus, once everything is cleared up, they will join Jiraiya in fighting the bad guys.
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* FakeNationality: The actors playing the World Ninjas. Notice how they're always in costume -- and how their costumes cover their entire bodies. However, they ''did'' manage to get an American to play Rocket Man in a Vietnam flashback though, while Rainin Wild's suit actor was originally a black man before he was switched with a tanned Japanese stuntman.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler: Benikiba and Retsukiba drop out fighting after Emiha and Manabu have discovered their trick of hiding, leaving his swords and running]].
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* FlyingFace: One of attacks from Demost.
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* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler: Kensuke Onimura and Kazumi Mimura]]
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* KilledOffForReal: Genchi Koshimura, Ninja Jane.
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* BreakTheHaughty: Jiraiya in Episode 3, but came back in same episode.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Loosely based on ''KamenNoNinjaAkakage'', but set in [[SettingUpdate modern times]].
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'''''Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya''''' ("Jiraiya: War of the World Ninjas"), also known as ''Ninja Olympiad'', is the seventh ''Franchise/MetalHeroes'' series.
Rather than being a RidiculouslyHumanRobot or a man in a PowerArmor, Jiraiya (real name:Tōha Yamaji) is an elite ninja warrior from the Togakure style of Ninpō. His mentor and foster father Tetsuzan Yamaji, the 34th Grandmaster of the Togakure School, has trained him for the day the ancient Yōma Clan will return. Sure enough, the clan, led by Oninin Dokusai, arise with their army of evildoers in order to seize [[MacGuffin Pako]], a mysterious treasure which came from outer space over 2000 years ago which is said to have power equiparable to the Sun. With the help of his family, and an army of international ninja heroes, Jiraiya must stand tall against the evil ones.
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!!''Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya'' features examples of the following tropes:
* ActionGirl: Emiha, Reiha and Yumeha, who even form a PowerTrio in episode 32. Benikiba is a DarkActionGirl.
* AmbiguouslyBrown: Rainin Wild, who was played by a black American in-costume in his debut episode, but was replaced by a tanned Japanese man in subsequent appearances.
* AmericansAreCowboys: Rainin Wild, who is Billy the Kid's descendant.
* BadassBiker: Mafūba
* CaptainEthnic: Some of the various World Ninjas (at least, the ones who are {{McNinja}}s).
* CoolCar: Jiraiya's main vehicle, the Black Saber, is a black [=Z31-model Nissan 300ZX=]
* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: Played around in an episode where a rival warrior named Yajiro Iyo (played by Kenji Oba) takes the Jiraiya suit away from Toha after defeating him. Toha is forced to fight Iyo without his suit to get it back.
* DeceptiveDisciple: Kuroi Ibara in Episode 30 betrayed his master's teaching in order to become a criminal.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Many of the World Ninjas when they first fight Jiraiya.
* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: The title of Episode 6 is "Nazo no Nazo wa Nazonazo?!", which roughly translates to "The Mysterious Mystery is Mysteriously Mysterious?!"
* DistaffCounterpart: Tōha's foster sister, Kei, has her own heroic alter-ego under the guise of Himenin Emiha, who wears white armor, lets her hair hang loose beneath the helmet, and [[ShowSomeLeg has her legs showing]].
* TheFaceless: Dokusai [[spoiler:-- literally.]]
* FakeNationality: The actors playing the World Ninjas. Notice how they're always in costume -- and how their costumes cover their entire bodies. However, they ''did'' manage to get an American to play Rocket Man in a Vietnam flashback though, while Rainin Wild's suit actor was originally a black man before he was switched with a tanned Japanese stuntman.
* GratuitousEnglish: Jōnin Baron Owl, Bakunin Rocket Man and Rainin Wild. Practically any character who is supposed to be American or English.
* HighlyVisibleNinja: Even without accounting Jiraiya's bright red armor, Dokusai's son and [[TheDragon Dragon]] Retsukiba wears a quite unbelievable striped, magenta-and-black ninja suit.
* HumanAlien: [[spoiler:Toha and Reiha are descendants of the original Jiraya, an alien warrior who arrived on Earth thousands of years ago.]]
* HumongousMecha: Jiraishin, which makes its debut in Episode 34-35.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Wild's bullets can make ''curves'' in the air.
* InTheNameOfTheMoon: "''Togakure-ryū Seitō, Jiraiya!''" ("Disciple of the Togakure school, Jiraiya!")
* KickTheDog: Chan Kung-Fu the Fire Ninja does this literally in Episode 4.
* LegacyCharacter: Chan Kung-Fu, Makumba, Gyuma and Gamesh are all replaced by identically-dressed successors. Chan's and Makumba's successors in particular are their son and older brother respectively.
* LighterAndSofter: Compared to its immediate predecessor ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder''.
* McNinja: Most of the World Ninjas.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The World Ninjas start off like this, but quite a few of them end up becoming recurring characters and not all of them are villains.
* {{Ninja}}
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot
** Demost is an alien ninja.
** [[spoiler:It is eventually revealed that Toha and Rei also descend from the aliens that brought Pako to Earth.]]
** Also, there's Gamesh, a cyborg ninja.
* PutOnABus: Toppa leaves Japan after Episode 24 for an overseas assignment.
* SpiritualSuccessor: Loosely based on ''KamenNoNinjaAkakage'', but set in [[SettingUpdate modern times]].
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: Pretty frequent.
* ThisIsUnforgivable: Basically, this is Jiraiya's CatchPhrase.
* TransformationSequence: Mostly averted. If Toha has to don the armor during the fight, the scene will do a quick cut between him and Jiraiya (one particularly funny case is in episode 30, when Benikiba is fighting Toha; she first pushes him offscreen, and he comes back onscreen less than a second later in the Jiraiya armor). In cases it is shown, it's only a brief sequence.
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'''''Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya''''' ("Jiraiya: War of the World Ninjas"), also known as ''Ninja Olympiad'', is the seventh ''Franchise/MetalHeroes'' series.
Rather than being a RidiculouslyHumanRobot or a man in a PowerArmor, Jiraiya (real name:Tōha Yamaji) is an elite ninja warrior from the Togakure style of Ninpō. His mentor and foster father Tetsuzan Yamaji, the 34th Grandmaster of the Togakure School, has trained him for the day the ancient Yōma Clan will return. Sure enough, the clan, led by Oninin Dokusai, arise with their army of evildoers in order to seize [[MacGuffin Pako]], a mysterious treasure which came from outer space over 2000 years ago which is said to have power equiparable to the Sun. With the help of his family, and an army of international ninja heroes, Jiraiya must stand tall against the evil ones.
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!!''Sekai Ninja Sen Jiraiya'' features examples of the following tropes:
* ActionGirl: Emiha, Reiha and Yumeha, who even form a PowerTrio in episode 32. Benikiba is a DarkActionGirl.
* AmbiguouslyBrown: Rainin Wild, who was played by a black American in-costume in his debut episode, but was replaced by a tanned Japanese man in subsequent appearances.
* AmericansAreCowboys: Rainin Wild, who is Billy the Kid's descendant.
* BadassBiker: Mafūba
* CaptainEthnic: Some of the various World Ninjas (at least, the ones who are {{McNinja}}s).
* CoolCar: Jiraiya's main vehicle, the Black Saber, is a black [=Z31-model Nissan 300ZX=]
* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: Played around in an episode where a rival warrior named Yajiro Iyo (played by Kenji Oba) takes the Jiraiya suit away from Toha after defeating him. Toha is forced to fight Iyo without his suit to get it back.
* DeceptiveDisciple: Kuroi Ibara in Episode 30 betrayed his master's teaching in order to become a criminal.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Many of the World Ninjas when they first fight Jiraiya.
* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: The title of Episode 6 is "Nazo no Nazo wa Nazonazo?!", which roughly translates to "The Mysterious Mystery is Mysteriously Mysterious?!"
* DistaffCounterpart: Tōha's foster sister, Kei, has her own heroic alter-ego under the guise of Himenin Emiha, who wears white armor, lets her hair hang loose beneath the helmet, and [[ShowSomeLeg has her legs showing]].
* TheFaceless: Dokusai [[spoiler:-- literally.]]
* FakeNationality: The actors playing the World Ninjas. Notice how they're always in costume -- and how their costumes cover their entire bodies. However, they ''did'' manage to get an American to play Rocket Man in a Vietnam flashback though, while Rainin Wild's suit actor was originally a black man before he was switched with a tanned Japanese stuntman.
* GratuitousEnglish: Jōnin Baron Owl, Bakunin Rocket Man and Rainin Wild. Practically any character who is supposed to be American or English.
* HighlyVisibleNinja: Even without accounting Jiraiya's bright red armor, Dokusai's son and [[TheDragon Dragon]] Retsukiba wears a quite unbelievable striped, magenta-and-black ninja suit.
* HumanAlien: [[spoiler:Toha and Reiha are descendants of the original Jiraya, an alien warrior who arrived on Earth thousands of years ago.]]
* HumongousMecha: Jiraishin, which makes its debut in Episode 34-35.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Wild's bullets can make ''curves'' in the air.
* InTheNameOfTheMoon: "''Togakure-ryū Seitō, Jiraiya!''" ("Disciple of the Togakure school, Jiraiya!")
* KickTheDog: Chan Kung-Fu the Fire Ninja does this literally in Episode 4.
* LegacyCharacter: Chan Kung-Fu, Makumba, Gyuma and Gamesh are all replaced by identically-dressed successors. Chan's and Makumba's successors in particular are their son and older brother respectively.
* LighterAndSofter: Compared to its immediate predecessor ''Series/ChoujinkiMetalder''.
* McNinja: Most of the World Ninjas.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The World Ninjas start off like this, but quite a few of them end up becoming recurring characters and not all of them are villains.
* {{Ninja}}
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot
** Demost is an alien ninja.
** [[spoiler:It is eventually revealed that Toha and Rei also descend from the aliens that brought Pako to Earth.]]
** Also, there's Gamesh, a cyborg ninja.
* PutOnABus: Toppa leaves Japan after Episode 24 for an overseas assignment.
* SpiritualSuccessor: Loosely based on ''KamenNoNinjaAkakage'', but set in [[SettingUpdate modern times]].
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: Pretty frequent.
* ThisIsUnforgivable: Basically, this is Jiraiya's CatchPhrase.
* TransformationSequence: Mostly averted. If Toha has to don the armor during the fight, the scene will do a quick cut between him and Jiraiya (one particularly funny case is in episode 30, when Benikiba is fighting Toha; she first pushes him offscreen, and he comes back onscreen less than a second later in the Jiraiya armor). In cases it is shown, it's only a brief sequence.
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