Falling Ranger

A local TV station has been quietly taken over by a Kaijin in disguise, and the Red Ranger gets sent in to sort it out. Whether he actually keeps his head straight through the investigation is the whole question.

The setup borrows its look and its hero from tokusatsu shows, then twists it: the villain isn't interested in a fair fight, and humiliation works better on this Ranger than punches do. What starts as a mission to expose the imposter turns into a slow test of whether justice or submission wins out.

Play stays simple and scene-driven: you push the investigation forward, run into the Kaijin's tricks, and watch the Red Ranger get worn down piece by piece instead of storming in guns blazing. It's less about combat and more about watching resolve crack under pressure, parody tone intact throughout.