JAKQ Dengekitai/Characters

The JAKQ

Gorō Sakurai / Spade Ace

 * The Archer: Spade Arts Power Bow
 * The Hero: Was the leader until Big One's debut.
 * I Love Nuclear Power
 * Overshadowed by Awesome: While all the Jackers take a backseat to Big One following his introduction, Spade Ace suffers the most because of it (as he goes from being the leader to just another member of the team).

Ryū Higashi / Dia Jack

 * Cool Sword: Dia Sword
 * The Lancer
 * Shock and Awe

Karen Mizuki / Heart Queen

 * But Not Too Foreign
 * Catch Phrase: Do you want another?
 * The Chick
 * Gratuitous English: She sometimes spouts English words or phrases like "don't shoot" or "wonderful".
 * Improbable Weapon User: Heart Cute
 * Selective Magnetism
 * The Smurfette Principle
 * You Killed My Father: Her motive for becoming a cyborg.

Bunta Daichi / Clover King

 * Back from the Dead
 * The Big Guy
 * Dead Little Sister
 * Epic Flail: Club Megaton
 * Gravity Master

Sōkichi Banba / Big One

 * The Dandy
 * Fifth Jacker: The first Sentai warrior introduced in the middle of a show's run, years before it became a yearly tradition in the franchise with Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger. But since the main team is composed of four members instead of five, he's not a literal sixth member.
 * Hiroshi Miyauchi
 * The Leader: Replaces Gorō as this, thus making him the first non-Red Sentai leader.
 * Master of Disguise
 * Simple Staff: Big Baton
 * The Smart Guy
 * Spotlight-Stealing Squad: The original Jackers are reduced to supporting characters following his introduction. Even in later crossovers, such as Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger vs. Super Sentai and Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, it is Big One, rather than Spade Ace, who is often representing J.A.K.Q.
 * The Strategist

Daisuke Kujirai / Joker

 * The Mentor
 * Put on a Bus: In the same episode Big One is introduced.
 * Back for the Finale: In both, the actual final episode of the TV show and in the later JAKQ vs. Gorenger movie.