I know that this a dumb question before I ask it but....

[bluesilver12]

With the title Himitsu sentai Goranger, does the "go" in goranger uses the English meaning as in to move forward or does it use the Japanese meaning as in the number five?

 

[ShadowRider]

I think it's primarily the Japanese word for the number five, but i think it is also a play on words with the English "go."

 

[x1xBladex1x]

I think it's primarily the Japanese word for the number five, but i think it is also a play on words with the English "go."

So you're saying both??



I have no clue, if we were betting I would say five.

EDIT: Himitsu Sentai Goranger translated into English means: "Secret Squadron FiveRanger"

So I guess I would have won the bet if it were a bet, but I don't really bet anyway.

 

[Filadelfo]

No, what he says is that it isn't one or the other but completely the opposite.
I mean duh...

 

[x1xBladex1x]

No, what he says is that it isn't one or the other but completely the opposite.
I mean duh...

Well I looked it up & it says Five.

 

[GekiBlack]

Since there is five rangers in Goranger and "go" means Five, then Himitsu Sentai Goranger could very well be refer to that ...

 

[Forever Knight]

Since there is five rangers in Goranger and "go" means Five, then Himitsu Sentai Goranger could very well be refer to that ...

Exacally.

 

[Takuya]

Five is the premise...but as Shadow-san said, the Japanese are known for playing on English words. I mean, Enjin...