
AI戦隊カスタムレンジャー(AI CUSTOM RANGERS)
Solving modern work troubles — through story.
Nostalgic Showa-era tokusatsu × cutting-edge AI, taking down the “modern curses” of the workplace.
Free to read · Serialization started 2026
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Rescue the Historic Inn! — No-Code Booking & Payments
A family-run inn has taken its bookings by phone and notebook for generations. Then the reservations flood in, and Phantom Condera turns the crowd itself into a curse. The Rangers untangle it the way you would sort a stack of slips — leaving the craft and the pride exactly where they are, and rebuilding only the front desk.
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In a Japan not far from our own, Kohei (Red) — an engineer worn down by the endless workplace problems that never seem to go away — deploys four autonomous, self-thinking AIs as holograms, sending them into action as the AI Custom Rangers, and vows to help people facing every kind of work-related challenge.
“The problems people face at work never end — yet most of them are caused by “the other you”: your own fixed assumptions and rigidity.”
This work casts those assumptions as monsters. The Custom Rangers break through them with AI-powered support and real, already-shipped products — portraying the push toward DX (digital transformation) as a story where people solve their own problems, with their own hands.
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Nostalgic Showa tokusatsu × high-tech holograms
Only Red (Kohei) is human. Blue, Yellow, Pink and Black are all AIs, summoned as holograms from his laptop and a dedicated smartwatch. Nostalgic hero suits made real by cutting-edge digital effects — that gap is the whole charm. Each wears the ♡AI emblem on their chest. The enemy is always a “curse of modern work” — the shadow of the sufferer's own fixed assumptions given flesh.
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Invoice Hell! Enter the Demon Exceller

Too Many Job Listings! — The JOB SQUEEZER Arc

Rescue the Historic Inn! — No-Code Booking & Payments
Plus 4 more episodes are already made.
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