Gorangers

The Gorangers are a secret squadron team of EAGLE formed from survivors of the organization's attacked "Blocks" to avenge their fallen comrades. They are the first "Sentai" team in Super Sentai history, with the first "Super Sentai" team being Battle Fever J.

The Gorangers transform into their costumes by spinning in place (with their costumed form appearing via a stationary camera cut), without using a transformation device as featured in later Super Sentai series. They have removable rockets ("Birdies") on the side of their belts (for flying), and can pull out their visor, which turns into their respective weapon. Their helmets are perforated to enable the wearer to see and breathe. Prior to battle, the team battlecry is "Five people assembled, Goranger!" (５人揃って、ゴレンジャー！Gonin sorotte, Gorenjā!? ). According to the series finale, the first kana in the full name of each member (with the exception of Daigorou, who was a replacement for Ooiwa until his death) spell out "Cassiopeia" (か・し・お・ペ・あ（カシオペア）Ka-Shi-O-Pe-A (Kashiopea)? ) the Queen Constellation, which is Black Cross Führer's detriment.

Members

 * Tsuyoshi Kaijou
 * Akira Shinmei
 * Daita Ooiwa
 * Daigorou Kumano
 * Peggy Matsuyama
 * Kenji Asuka

Mecha
Varikyūn (69-84) - A passenger-carrying balloon for the Gorangers. Usually piloted by Peggy/Momoranger.

Finishing Attacks

 * Go Ranger Storm - At Aka Ranger's command, Momo Ranger would produce a silver ball. It was passed among the various Rangers like a soccer ball, until Aka Ranger would kick it at the episode's monster, at which point it would cause the monster to explode.
 * Go Ranger Hurricane - In this variant, Momo Ranger would produce a finned, multicolored grenade the size and shape of an American-style football. It was again passed among each Ranger until Aoi Ranger set it up for punting by Aka Ranger. Once launched towards the monster, it would transform into an object that was usually either anathema to the monster's personality (such as a magnet to disrupt a mechanical clock monster) or a gift (such as a bowl of ramen to a skeleton-themed, starving monster). Both object and monster would then explode.