S31 E1 • Lesson 1: Niki-Niki Fierce Beast-Fist!

On a lunar eclipse that occurs every 500 years, the Kenma Bracelet must be sealed at an area surrounding the Beast Fist Life Tree, so it would be out of evil's hands forever. But, Fierce Beast Leopard-Fist user Miki Masaki encounters a wild child named Jan Kandou before she is attacked by a group of Akugata Rinshi led by Confrontation Beast Mantis-Fist user Makirika, who steals the Bracelet. Then, the leader of Confrontation Beast Hall, Rio, obeying the souls of the long dead founders of the Rin Jūken style, starts their plans to conquer the world by first amassing Rinki energy from the terror inflicted on humans. However, the Grand Master of the Fierce Beast-Fist style, Fist Sage Sha-Fu, along with Miki have been prepared for this coming battle and were training two young fighters: Fierce Beast Cheetah-Fist practitioner Ran Uzaki and Geki Jū Jaguar-Ken user Retsu Fukami. Jan joins the other two warriors in forming the Gekiranger team. However, they face Makirika, now a Beast-Man after absorbing enough Rinki. Though Jan manages to defeat Makirika with his newly-developed Fierce Beast Tiger-Fist, the Beast-Man soon grows into a giant.

Première diffusion : 18 février 2007

S31 E2 • Lesson 2: Waki-Waki! Beast-Fist Gattai!

Sha Fu uses the Fierce Ki Technique Double-Double Clone Fist to create a giant version of himself that blew the giant Makirika away. Having seen this, Ran and Retsu immediately ask Sha Fu to teach them the technique. The feline Fist Sage responds saying that the way to obtain it is to first teach Jan the Beast Arts basics. The two reluctantly start the training, but Jan, bored with basic training, ran off with the Geki Nunchaku as Makirika makes his move by flooding the city with Confrontation Beast Chameleon-Fist Mistress Mele to overview his progress. However, the three managed to master the Double-Double Clone Fist by joining their unique attributes (known as the "Triangle" of Heart, Technique, and Body) to create the Geki Beasts and formed Geki Tohja, who defeated Makirika with Mele and her captive, Fierce Beast Fly-Fist user Bae, as witnesses (Bae commentates on the fight). With that settled, Jan decides to stay with SCRTC until his birth parents are found.

Première diffusion : 25 février 2007

S31 E3 • Lesson 3: Shio-Shio! Cleaning Power

Jan, unbearably happy from his Fierce Beast-Fist training, receives a special "training exercise" from Sha Fu that would let him fully master his Geki Waza: cleaning. Meanwhile, Confrontation Beast Buffalo-Fist user Gyuuya, has just passed the challenges within the Chamber of Trials and begins his assault on the city once he perfected himself. Though Gyuuya had the upper hand in their first encounter, Jan defeated him with "Cleaning Power" he obtained from his training. But despite Geki Tohja defeating Gyuuya, Rio called forth the elite Rinrinshī known as the Five Venom-Fists to defeat the Gekirangers.

Première diffusion : 4 mars 2007

S31 E4 • Lesson 4: Zowa-Zowa! The Five Venom Fists

Jyan and company are brought to a skating rink where they must acquire a difficult lesson, meeting professional skater Junko Yaginuma to master the Kaleido Spiral Jump. However, the Five Venom-Ken begin their fight against the Gekirangers, overpowering them until Xia Fu saved them. However, it was a ploy set up by Rio to deal with Xia Fu himself with his Rin Jū Lion-Ken style, revealing the link between them as not only master and apprentice but rivals based on his dream visions. However, Rio soon learns that his destined rival is not Xia Fu, but Jyan. To confirm this, he had Jyan poisoned, forcing him and the others to fight all Five Venom-Ken members at once in Geki Tohja for the antidote. But the Gekirangers managed to master the Kaleido Spiral Jump in time to get the cure, with Rio calling off the attack for now.

Première diffusion : 11 mars 2007

S31 E5 • Lesson 5: Uja-Uja! What Should I Do?

Jyan is uneased by both the Venom-Ken and especially Rio. To remedy the anxiety, Xia Fu has Jyan undergo another training session by learning from Ran. However, Rin Jū Centipede-Ken user Kademu of the Five Venom-Ken begins to attack people with his high-speed fists and poisoned Retu. With Jyan forced to watch, Ran challenges Kademu in a duel of high-speed martial arts, the Thousand-Kens Many Strikes competition. Though he won, postponing his fight with Ran on account of wind, Ran was the true winner as she was more accurate than Kademu. Enraged, Kademu fights the Gekirangers in full fury and was destroyed by Geki Tohja. Even more, with Kademu dead, the remaining four are suspected of possessing the Ringi Rio needs to hear the Kenma once more.

Première diffusion : 18 mars 2007

S31 E6 • Lesson 6: Juwan! ...What's That?

A strange picture dealer named Pierre Fujishiro comes to SCRTC to obtain a painting from Retu, which is still incomplete. As Retu's past is unveiled, Rin Jū Gecko-Ken user Moriya of the Five Venom-Ken arrives to cause havoc. The Gekirangers intervene, but are overwhelmed by Moriya's unpredictable tactics and fighting style, forcing them to retreat. During another training session involving window-washing, Ran reveals to Jyan that just fighting to win is not always Retu's goal; to him, true victory is obtained when he beats his opponent at their own game. In their second encounter, Retu manages to knock Moriya off his wall with artistic feeling at his side, forcing a fight between him and Geki Tohja. Moriya reveals his Secret Ringi, Rapid-Growth Arm, much to the chagrin of Mere, as she assumed that Moriya was the True Poison user. Regardless, he is destroyed much to Mere's dismay, with only three left to spy on. Retu soon completed his painting afterward with Pierre asking to have it.

Première diffusion : 25 mars 2007

S31 E7 • Lesson 7: Shuba-Shuba Dancing!

Miki's daughter Natsume visits the SCRTC offices before her dance lessons, saying she has quit the team. At the same time, Rin Jū Scorpion-Ken user Sorisa of the Five Venom-Ken wreaks havoc on the city, using her troop of dancing Rinshīs to incite fear among the humans. The Gekirangers attempt to fight Sorisa with little luck before Rin Jū Toad-Ken user Maga (who has feelings for Sorisa) intervened because he thought Retu and Sorisa were making out. Though Geki Tohja was unable to kill him, Maga retreated upon learning Sorisa walked off in a huff during the fight, with Mere deciding to help him. To oppose the dance-styles of Sorisa, the Gekirangers must learn some dancing moves themselves from Natsume's teacher. Once the Gekirangers get the hang of dancing with Jyan's Shuba-Shuba style, they take a rest and watch Natsume's class practice. They all notice that Natsume is not dancing like the others, and Jyan realizes that it is because she does not have "Shuba-Shuba" or feeling in her dancing. Natsume storms out and Miki tries to reassure her, until they are attacked by Sorisa and her Rinshīs. Miki holds them off until the Gekirangers arrive and counter with their dancing. At first, the Gekirangers were able to counter Sorisa, but when Maga arrives with love-confidence from Mere, he and Sorisa quickly gain the upper hand by bringing his defense and her offense together into a devastating tag-team.

Première diffusion : 1 avril 2007

S31 E8 • Lesson 8: Koto-Koto... Intently Koto-Koto

With the combined defense of Maga and offense of Sorisa, the Gekirangers were overwhelmed. To counter the powerful tag-team, the Geki Bazooka needs to be used despite still being incomplete. However, to perform the Geki Waza Fierce-Fierce Cannon, it must be charged within two minutes, leaving the Gekirangers open to attack. Thus Jyan must train so he can hold off both two Venom-Ken at once while Ran and Retu charge the weapon up with their Geki . But Jyan's need not to be "Boko-Boko" (beaten up) resulted with the first try a bust. But as Xia Fu endures the pain of training Ran and Retu himself, he has Natsume train Jyan in the wait department. When the Gekiranger encountered Maga and Sorisa once again, Jyan was able to hold them off long enough for the Geki Bazooka to fully charge up. The Gekirangers used the new weapon to destroy Maga and later fought and destroyed the irate Sorisa with Geki Tohja's Great Spin-Spin Leg. Now only Rin Jū Snake-Ken user Braco of the Five Venom-Ken remains, and Rio's dreams are getting stronger by the minute to the snake's advantage.

Première diffusion : 8 avril 2007

S31 E9 • Lesson 9: The Kena-Kena Woman

After remembering her first meeting with Rio, Mere is encountered by Braco, who reveals his plans to assassinate Rio and offers her to join him. Mere refuses and angrily kills Braco, only to learn that he is the True Poison user when he used his power to revive himself after receiving the deathblow. After revealing that the True Poison can resurrect the dead, Braco easily defeats Mere while gloating that he will kill Rio during his most vulnerable state, while he is in deep meditation, with aid from the newly resurrected Moriya and Kademu. Mere, having survived the attack, purposely attacks the Gekirangers while they were training in order to goad them into using the Geki Bazooka on her to perfect herself for Rio's sake. Once she managed to learn how to deflect their attack, Jyan realizes that she is "Kena-Kena" (ambiguous in terms of affiliation). Meanwhile, Mere hurries to Rio's aid and holds herself until Rio awakens and effortlessly destroys Kademu. While Mere goes after Braco, a fearful Moriya flees to attempt to gather Rinki until the Gekirangers found him and defeated him for good. As for Mere, she managed to defeat Braco with her training until he explained why Rio wants the True Poison and how only three remain. Though swayed by the notion of being truly alive, Mere snaps Braco's fingers off and kills him on the spot while telling him she gets that feeling of "true life" by staying at Rio's side. Now with the three True Poison fangs, Rio is a step closer to his goal: To revive the Kenma and become stronger.

Première diffusion : 15 avril 2007

S31 E10 • Lesson 10: Jara-Jara Attack! The First Errand

We open to the three Gekirangers walking through the forest to deliver a package to an old friend of Xia Fu's. Prior to it, the Gekirangers were fighting Rin Jū Pangolin-Ken user Muzankose who defeated Geki Tohja before resuming his task of causing an earthquake. To stop Muzankose, Xia Fu sends them on an errand to a hut somewhere on Shibe Mountain, said to be haunted. But on their way, they encounter the Mononoke, who tied them up and took the package. Now mad, the Gekirangers change and pursue the Mononoke, forced to fight him to regain the package. But the mononoke's playful (and perverted) moves overwhelmed the Gekirangers. But despite losing to him, the three refused to give up and managed to turn the tables and regained the package. They soon learn the Mononoke is actually the Kensei known as Master Elehung Gambou, a grand master of the Geki Jū Elephant-Ken. Elehung also revealed the item they had delivered to him was the Geki Hammer which Ran is to master to fight Muzankose. During all of this, Rio begins to travel to the an ominous mountain where one of the Three Kenma rests while Mere has Muzankose to start the earthquake that would destroy the city.

Première diffusion : 22 avril 2007

S31 E11 • Lesson 11: Ukya-Ukya! Beast-Fist Armament

Ran begins to master the Elephant-Ken and the Geki Hammer under Master Elehung. However, Elehung's ideals and training methods differ from Xia Fu's own, thus confusing Ran while Jyan and Retu attempt to fight Muzankose without her. But the antics of Elehung managed to make Ran laugh while she was fly fishing, a part of her training, finally making a hit. Learning that happiness is a needed element in any situation, a "different" Ran uses the Geki Hammer to help her friends and defeat Muzankose in time. When Muzankose grew, Elehung tells the Gekirangers to use Ran's training to summon the legendary Geki Beast Geki Elephant, which combines with Geki Tohja, forming Geki ElephanTohja and defeating Muzankose. However, as Xia Fu sensed, Rio managed to destroy the barrier that kept him from reviving the Sky Kenma: Rin Jū Hawk-Ken grand master Kata.

Première diffusion : 29 avril 2007

S31 E12 • Lesson 12: Zowan-Zowan! Confrontation Beast-Fist, Training Starts

While wandering through the city, Jyan finds Natsume at a bathhouse looking at the carp windsocks. When the bathhouse's owner Gen-san confronts Jyan when he is trying to take down one of the windsocks, Natsume is accidentally sent flying towards the street as a result of Rin Jū Eel-Ken user Nagiu's Ringi. The Gekirangers try to fight, but he is too slippery to be hit by their attacks. Xia Fu sends the trio to train at the bathhouse, where they re-encounter Elehung and Gen-san who is revealed to be a master of "towel-style." Jyan learns how to use the "towel-style" and in the next fight with Nagiu, Jyan uses one of the carp windsocks to dry the Beast-Man of the slippery mucus, followed by the Geki Bazooka. Nagiu soon grows to his giant size, and the Gekirangers fight first as Geki Tohja and then Geki ElephanTohja. Nagiu is ultimately defeated by the Great Firm-Firm Ball of Geki ElephanTohja. Elsewhere, Rio was trying to learn how to attain ultimate power from Kata in a battle to the death, and in the process is blasted by the Hawk-Ken master's Darkness Cannon and is placed within the event of his past that started his path in becoming a Rin Jūken user. Rio was able to absorb his own despair and breaks Kata's illusion, sparing Kata for enabling him to become stronger. By being beaten, Kata accepted Rio as a pupil to learn the full power of Rin Jūken Akugata.

Première diffusion : 6 mai 2007

S31 E13 • Lesson 13: Shin-Shin! The Spirit's Dance

To obtain the despair he needs to teach Rio to channel his hatred as power, Kata sends up his two bodyguards, the two Flying-Ken, to be his eyes while providing him more Rinki. Meanwhile, Xia Fu takes the Gekirangers to the ballet much to the dismay of Jyan (who falls asleep in boredom) and Ran and to the delight of Retu. In the middle of the performance, Jyan woke up and sensed the Flying-Ken attacking people, turning their fear into lightning for their plan to destroy the city and get more Rinki from it. The Flying-Ken, Rin Jū Crane-Ken user Rūtsu and Rin Jū Crow-Ken user Rasuka, defeat the Gekirangers as well as overpowering Geki ElephanTohja. When the team asks Xia Fu on a technique to fly to counter the two flying martial artists, he sends them to a mysterious appreciation festival where they meet Kensei Bat Li, a grand master of the Geki Jū Bat-Ken style. Though he refused at first, Bat Li changes his mind when Retu shows him his abilities. While Jyan and Ran attempt to stop the Flying-Ken, Retu begins learning Geki Jū Bat-Ken and the art of the war fan from Bat Li, whose lesson is simple: "Abandon all techniques to master this fighting style."

Première diffusion : 13 mai 2007

S31 E14 • Lesson 14: Netsu-Netsu! Forget the Technique

Ran and Jyan arrive to fight the Flying-Ken, who overpower them until Rasuka is offended by them and has Rūtsu fly off while he beats the two Gekirangers by himself, wounding Ran's leg. While Ran is being tended to, Miki brings out the new weapon for Retu and tells Jyan and Ran to give it to him once he has completed his training. This training, in his eyes, is attempting to dance just like Bat Li. He initially has trouble, but he eventually realizes that Bat Li's dancing has no technique. Once Jyan and Ran find Retu and Bat Li, Retu has mastered the Bat-Ken style while in a trance, and he is given the Geki Fan. With the Geki Fan, Geki Blue defeats the Flying-Ken singlehandedly. The Flying-Ken enlarge themselves and are able to unleash their attack, but on Bat Li's words, the Gekirangers enter a trance to bring out legendary Geki Beast Geki Bat, with whom Geki Tohja combines to form Geki BatTohja to battle the Flying-Ken in an aerial dogfight. The fight ends with Rūtsu slamming into the side of a mountain and Rasuka destroyed. Meanwhile, after surviving Kata's training to channel his hatred, a bloodthirsty, berserk Rio attacks the Rinshīs with rage to amplify his malice even more until Rio's hatred became new Rinki, to Mere's horror. That same hatred awakened Rūtsu as he emerges out of the rubble of the battlefield with intend on getting revenge on the Gekirangers for the death of his partner.

Première diffusion : 20 mai 2007

S31 E15 • Lesson 15: Howa-Howa! Mama Skills

After watching a sparring fight between Rio and Kata. Mere offered to look and revive the other Kenma in Rio's place, as their training can help. Rio allows it as an irate Kata decides to further Rio's lesson with the aid of the "now-insane" Rūtsu. At SCRTC, Ran got angry at Jyan and Retu's lack of order until Rūtsu shows up in the city, again. While he fights the guys, taking two energy orbs out of them, throwing them to the ground. Geki Yellow attacks Rūtsu, knocking the orbs away. When Ran finds Retu after the fight, she's shocked to see him as an infant and Jyan is a young child. Xia Fu reveals the orbs to be the Pulse, a qi tied to a person's age and without it, the two have no memory of their older selves. But the two can find their Pulse, so Ran has to care for them as their mother until then. During this, Ran loses Jyan while changing Retu. She finds Jyan scaling a building, learning he was aiding a baby bird back to its nest with Jyan calling Ran "Howa-Howa". Rūtsu then appears, with intend to kill them in the most hateful way possible. The Gekiranger "family" runs away, eventually finding the Pulse orbs. Ran tries to fight Rūtsu, but she is unable to defeat him, until Jyan henshins into Geki Red and sends Rūtsu flying to protect his "mama". Ran used the power of motherly love to overpower Rūtsu's hate, then turning Jyan and Retu back into adults. A furious Rūtsu enlarged, only to be destroyed by Geki BatTohja. Soon after, Ran learns that Retu and Jyan have no memory while without their kodou, with Ran a bit sadden by it. While this was all happening, Mere is having trouble finding the Kenma' gravesites until it is revealed that her actual goal was not to just revive the remaining Kenma, but to replace Kata with a teacher for Rio who was more to her liking. Upon this revelation, a Kenma speaks to her, complimenting her about this, as well as informing Mere of her final resting place. Making her way to the beach on instructions, Mere managed to tear

Première diffusion : 27 mai 2007

S31 E16 • Lesson 16: Jiri-Jiri! Confrontation Beast Hall, Extracurricular Class

The revived Rageku arrives at the Rin Jū Hall to meet Rio. However, much to Kata's distaste, Rageku favors Mere more than Rio. When Mere refuses to prove herself by fighting Rio, Rageku poisons Rio as her way to start Rio on the path of suffering and to start Mere's training with a foe of her choosing. Rageku then attacks the city and easily defeats Geki Tohja, with Xia Fu's appearance leading to a revelation on the origins of the Seven Kensei and the Three Kenma as the first Jūken Masters, until they assumed their current forms and founded the two opposing schools before the Geki -Rin Rebellion that led to the Demons' defeat. Rageku then forces Mere to fight Xia Fu, immobilizing the Gekirangers to ensure no interference. In order to win, Mere uses Infinite Waves on herself to fight at full strength despite her own internal pain. Rio watches while the poison courses through him, until he overpowers Rageku's Ringi and save Mere from sacrificing herself to kill Xia Fu. After a brief fight, Rio defeats Rageku, though she reveals that she was only testing him for his jealousy of Mere being able to overwhelm Xia Fu. Rageku then took Rio and Mere as her disciples while as the Gekirangers start training harder.

Première diffusion : 3 juin 2007

S31 E17 • Lesson 17: Goro-Goro! Teacher and Student Love

In order to combat Rageku, Xia Fu sends the team to the isolated Aozame Island to meet the Kensei Sharkie Chan, Grand Master of the Geki Jū Shark-Ken style. In a series of tests which comprised paddling a canoe through several traps, Sharkie becomes impressed by Jyan's strength and chooses him as his pupil for learning how to master his style and the Geki Sabers. In this training, Jyan becomes attached to his teacher, and they form a bond. Meanwhile, Rin Jū Hermit Crab-Ken user Dokariya closed in on the group's location, and uses his Ringi Base-Form Robbing Strike to take over Sharkie Chan to have him suffer as Rageku intended: By having him attack the Gekirangers. But Jyan's bond with Sharkie allows the Kensei to overpower Dokariya's Ringi, with an enraged Jyan using the Geki Sabers on the Beast-Man before the gang fires Geki Bazooka on him. When he becomes a giant, the Gekirangers call upon Geki Tohja and use Jyan's training to summon the Legendary Geki Beast, Geki Shark. They send Geki Shark at Dokariya, who is seemingly destroyed, only to be attacked by Geki Shark upon its return to everyone's shock.

Première diffusion : 10 juin 2007

S31 E18 • Lesson 18: Sharkin-Kin! The Body is Strong

It is revealed that Geki Shark is possessed by Dokariya, and it takes an attack from Bat Li and Elehung to tell the Gekirangers to use Geki ElephanTohja to defeat Geki Shark for the time being. The two Kensei berate Sharkie, because they feel that he was not up to the task of teaching a student due to his ideals of a strong body being foolish, before Xia Fu arrived and suggested that they all go back to the group's campsite to try and continue the training. Sharkie tries to impress Elehung and Bat Li, but they further scold Sharkie's ideals, and he leaves, disheartened as he renounces Jyan as his student out of failing him. That night, someone uses one of Sharkie's swords to attack Xia Fu, and Miki assumes that it must be Sharkie, with Bat Li, Elehung, and the Gekirangers pursuing him. The next morning, the two Kensei, Retu, and Ran find/capture Sharkie, while Miki and Xia Fu clean up the campsite. While Xia Fu is distracted, Miki picks up one of tent's pins and charges at him, only to be stopped by Jyan who knew something was wrong all along. Dokariya reveals himself after being defeated in Miki's body by Xia Fu and then jumps into Jyan to use him to kill Xia Fu as Rageku wished. However, Jyan overpowers the Hermit Crab-Ken user and forces him out of his body, revealing that Sharkie's training allowed him to overcome the Ringi. Jyan then uses the techniques Sharkie taught him to defeat Dokariya with the Geki Waza Wave-Wave Slash. Dokariya then enlarges and jumps into the sea. But Geki Tohja follows by summoning Geki Shark and combine to form Geki SharkTohja. The battle underwater ends with Geki SharkTohja's Great Firm-Firm Slash destroying Dokariya. After the battle, Xia Fu approves of Sharkie as a true master, bringing the Kensei to tears. Back at the Rin Jū Hall, Rio reveals his one true rival to Rageku: a man with a "White Tiger" Geki named Byakko.

Première diffusion : 24 juin 2007

S31 E19 • Lesson 19: Gokin-Gokin! Showdown with Rio

Première diffusion : 8 juillet 2007

S31 E20 • Lesson 20: Gicho-Gicho! Triangle Opposition Match

Première diffusion : 15 juillet 2007

S31 E21 • Lesson 21: Biki-Biki-Biki-Biki! Extreme Ki Extremely

Première diffusion : 22 juillet 2007

S31 E22 • Lesson 22: Kyui-Kyui! Date with a Celebrity

Première diffusion : 29 juillet 2007

S31 E23 • Lesson 23: Gure-Gure! Sukeban Captain

Première diffusion : 5 août 2007

S31 E24 • Lesson 24: Garu-Garu! What!? My Younger Brother!?

Première diffusion : 12 août 2007

S31 E25 • Lesson 25: Hine-Hine! Just My Violet Fierce Ki

Première diffusion : 19 août 2007

S31 E26 • Lesson 26: Mohe-Mohe! Consulting your Worries

Première diffusion : 26 août 2007

S31 E27 • Lesson 27: Beran-Beran! Burn, Commentator

Première diffusion : 2 septembre 2007

S31 E28 • Lesson 28: With Bishi-Bishi Pikin Osu!

Première diffusion : 9 septembre 2007

S31 E29 • Lesson 29: Guda-Guda Here-Here! Shopping

Première diffusion : 16 septembre 2007

S31 E30 • Lesson 30: The Sei-Sei and Dou-Dou Woman

Première diffusion : 23 septembre 2007

S31 E31 • Lesson 31: We Muni-Muni!

Première diffusion : 30 septembre 2007

S31 E32 • Lesson 32: Zowangi-Zowango! The Gathering, Beast Origin Village

Première diffusion : 7 octobre 2007

S31 E33 • Lesson 33: Fure-Fure Gatchiri! Kung Fu Chushingura

Première diffusion : 14 octobre 2007

S31 E34 • Lesson 34: Gowan-Gowan's Dain-Dain! Beast Fist Giant God, Kenzan

Première diffusion : 21 octobre 2007

S31 E35 • Lesson 35: Gyuon-Gyuon! Beast Power Bloom

Première diffusion : 28 octobre 2007

S31 E36 • Lesson 36: Mukyu-Mukyu! The Three Kaito Sisters

Première diffusion : 4 novembre 2007

S31 E37 • Lesson 37: Gyan-Gyan! Useless Arrangred Marriage Interview

Première diffusion : 11 novembre 2007

S31 E38 • Lesson 38: Biba-Biba! Another Retsu

Première diffusion : 18 novembre 2007

S31 E39 • Lesson 39: Uro-Uro! The Children Don't Return

Première diffusion : 25 novembre 2007

S31 E40 • Lesson 40: Head, Bakan! The Shocking Truth

Première diffusion : 2 décembre 2007

S31 E41 • Lesson 41: Zushi-Zushi! No More

Première diffusion : 9 décembre 2007

S31 E42 • Lesson 42: Wasshi-Wasshi Moving On!

Première diffusion : 16 décembre 2007

S31 E43 • Lesson 43: Hapi-Hapi! Merry Christmas, Osu

Première diffusion : 23 décembre 2007

S31 E44 • Lesson 44: Wafu-Wafu! Father's Melody

Première diffusion : 6 janvier 2008

S31 E45 • Lesson 45: Pikin! Showdown of Destiny

Première diffusion : 13 janvier 2008

S31 E46 • Lesson 46: Gyawa-Gyawa Memories

Première diffusion : 20 janvier 2008

S31 E47 • Lesson 47: Pika-Pika! My Path

Première diffusion : 27 janvier 2008

S31 E48 • Lesson 48: Saba-Saba! Crucial Fist Judgement

Première diffusion : 3 février 2007

S31 E49 • Lesson 49: Zun-Zun! The Beast-Fist, for All Time

Première diffusion : 10 février 2008