Go! Go! Loser Ranger!

Started off pretty strong, but quickly lost focus on what actually made it interesting.

The fight between the Blue Keeper and Fighter D is a sight to behold, with each other pulling out all the stops to defeat each other, and a hint of a betrayer in the ranks of the Rangers might bear its fangs in the next season. A great first season overall.

A fast-paced episode jam-packed with great fight visuals of different characters ends with a cliffhanger for a fight between Fighter D and the Blue Keeper. Definitely one of the most memorable episodes to date.

Fighter D faces a dilemma that could change the path of world domination that he's looking for, and this episode shows how powerful a Ranger Keeper with their Divine Artifact could be. A great episode to watch throughout.

Fighter D's team for the exam is turning the tides against Shion's team, but the Blue Ranger comes to the base to deal with the chaos, putting Fighter D and his companions in deep trouble in this action-packed episode.

A boss monster is running wild on the base, causing problems for the Ranger cadets while Fighter D faces Shion to pass the exam, but Shion digs deep and opposes him in a headstrong way. A tense and action-packed episode with hints of intrigue throughout.

As Fighter D proceeds to become a Ranger, he learns that the exam to become one might have ulterior purposes, and a looming threat inside the Ranger's headquarters runs amok.

An action-packed episode with great tactics and clever plotting by Fighter D disguised as Hibiki, which shows how competent he is as a villain.

Fighter D goes into the Ranger Headquarters alone and has a tumultuous experience disguised as Hibiki. A rather crammed episode full of new faces, but the unexpected plot twists make it a surprisingly mind-blowing episode.

This episode shows how Hibiki became a Ranger not just for himself but to also change the system while Fighter D engages in a spectacular battle with a member of the Blue Keepers using wits and tricks.

A plot to steal a Divine Artifact ensues with clever plotting and surprises, making this a mind-blowing episode with peak visuals as well.

The ending of Episode 12 keeps the tension going. Fighter D is still close to being discovered but continues his mission. There isn’t a big moment, but it sets up more problems for the next episode.

Shows the cadets dealing with a real boss fight, and things quickly fall apart. Fighter D ends up guiding the plan, while Blue Keeper’s backstory explains why his sense of justice is so strict. It mainly sets up the conflict ahead.

It had some solid fights. Blue Keeper finally faces Peltrola and the team steps in, which keeps things interesting. Some plot points are a bit convenient, but it moves the story along and sets up the next battle.

Fighter D faces Shion, then Blue Keeper shows up and shakes things up. Some twists and tough choices make it interesting, though a bit messy at times. Intense!

It mixes silly chaos with some smart moves. Fighter D does well, Aizome takes on Peltrola, and there’s a bit of tension. Humor and action don’t always match, but it’s still an enjoyable episode.

It was pretty chaotic. Teams kept changing, Shion’s backstory came up, and a new threat appeared. Fast-paced and surprising, but not too over the top.

D and Shion don’t really get along, the fights are clever, and the rivalries make it interesting. D’s a bit overpowered, but it’s still worth watching.

Fighter D going undercover with the Rangers. It’s funny and a bit tense, with some surprising moments, though a few twists are easy to see coming. A solid episode that shows more of the story.

This episode focuses on Hibiki’s tragic past and his uneasy team-up with Fighter D. There’s some action and tension, and it shows that Loser Ranger is more than just colorful fights — it actually has some depth.