Trivia / Denji Sentai Megaranger

• Acting for Two: Actually three. Asami Jo portrayed three characters. Shizuka, Shibolena and Hizumina (who only appears in the crossover with Gingaman). All of whom are Replacement Goldfishes to each other.
• Bonus Episode: Denji Sentai Megaranger Super Video: You Can Be One Too! A Mega Hero was released with an issue of TV Magazine.
• Crossdressing Voice: A variation. Canary Nezilar, the Monster of the Week that ends up swapping his voice with Chisato's, is voiced by Akio Ōtsuka. As stated above, because the voice is swapped, Ohtsuka has to voice Chisato during that period, so he ends up raising his pitch and making it like he's voicing a high-school girl. Not exactly the usual use of the trope, but it kinda works.
• Pop-Culture Urban Legends: Many who haven't seen the series believe it takes place in Cyberspace, being similar to Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad. However, that isn't so: battles take place in the real world, though occasionally Yellow does trap grunts in a digital Phantom Zone. It could be confusion about the "recruited via a game" bit and the electronics theme combined with a few of the trippier moments that were used in Power Rangers in Space; however, the game was just a recruitment tool, and they may be teens in the school's computer club but that doesn't mean they actually enter the computers. Think less TRON and more The Last Starfighter.
• Prop Recycling: Transport Nezilar from episode 47 is actually a heavily modified/repainted/rebuilt version of Porcupine Nezilar from episode 34. Credit to the production team as the suits don't really look alike aside from the legs (and even then there's a completely different color). Same for Episode 46's Illusion Nezilar and Episode 37's Canary Nezilar.

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