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GlitterInformer wrote: Xmortal wrote: Sixth rangers is really a term for to define a member who joins the team in the middle of the season, since "the sixth ranger" term is not fulfilled in the Super Sentai, because it depends on the seasons

Pretty Cure Max Heart: No sixth ranger equivalence see note Fresh Pretty Cure: Cure Passion is equivalent to sixth ranger Yes! Pretty Cure: No sixth ranger equivalence Yes! Pretty Cure 5 GoGo!: Milky Rose Heartcatch Pretty Cure: Cure Moonlight Suite Pretty Cure!: Cure Muse Smile Pretty Cure: No sixth ranger equivalence see note DokiDoki Pretty Cure: Cure Ace Happiness Charge Pretty Cure: Cure Fortune Go! Princess Pretty Cure: Cure Scarlet Mahou Tsukai Pretty Cure: Cure Felice KiraKira Pretty Cure A La Mode:Cure Parfait Hugtto! Pretty Cure: Cure Ma Chiere and Cure Armour

Shiny Luminous it was not taken in the count since it appears at the beginning of a season, the same happens with "Royal Candy", she only appears in the climax of its season. In TVTropes parlance, Royal Candy is not a sixth ranger, but an 11th-hour ranger.

Shiny Luminous and Royal Candy I do not consider them as equivalent to the sixth member

Pikapika200 wrote: for super sentai,they're definitely not seasons. the installments of the super sentai franchise are definitely separate shows.

it is correct to misuse the term season, now that I think about it better. Season refers to when a program airs during spring, summer, autumn or winter. In other word a series that airs throughout the year is called installments, right? When I was little I wondered why Fox Kids Latin America called season 12 episodes of a serie.