Thank you very much for your feedback, catwhowalksbyhimself!
I would like to point out the the GG's reappearance is, I believe, explained with a throwaway line. In fact, you very often seem to miss explanation as many of the things I've seen you complain about as having come out of nowhere actually are explainined in series. In this case, they went back in time and picked it up from before it was destroyed. Does that make a lot of sense? Not really, but there is an explanation at least.
It must have been the subs I used because I do not recall any line of the sort. Even then I do not see how time travel would also double as space travel (something I have only seen with Rampage Through Time).
I hope you feel up to finishing the rest of the series, as close as you are already.
My main goal right now is to make it through Zyuohger ASAP since this topic is going to be turning five in September. With all that said....
ANOTHER DINOSAUR SENTAI AND THIS TIME WITH TEN RANGERS AKA KYORYUGER!
"What is with the caplock spam?
HEAR MY ROAR!
"Are you going to take on Dino Force Brave?"
Unlikely, but before we take on Kyuranger it will be considered.
"So what is the story behind this?"
Go-Busters had the worst toy sales since Timeranger while ratings were still in decline, Toei tried very hard to appeal to little kids with this one.
"Where the hell have you been anyway?"
Around, had to finish up minor projects as my depression kept creeping in (side note: **** all ISPs that force static IPs).
"Movies when?"
The main movie takes place between eps 20 and 21, Kyoryuger and 100 Years After will be given their own posts before we take on the two most infamous sentai in the western toku fandom.
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Debo Hyogakki: Appears in episode 1, 21, 22, 23, and 24. Powers include ice blasts from the hands, icicle claws that form energy spikes and summon blizzards, freezing touch, and turning tears into freezing liquid
Debo Peshango: Appears in episode 2. Powers include spawning energy cubes, a right arm claw, a left arm swatter, burrowing by stomping, and energy darts from the mouth
Debo Ryaroya: Appears in episode 3. Powers include a cage on a chain that traps organisms into a cage in the left shoulder, super speed, and emitting electric bolts from the hands
Debo Doronbosu: Appears in episode 4. Powers include a bullet deflecting cape, feather darts and lasers, from the body, teleportation, high jumping, back tentacles, and body suction
Debo Batisser: Appears in episode 5. Powers include cavity causing icing, rotting teeth bullets from the mouth, a right hand whisk, super speed, left arm fire balls, and armored teeth
Debo Viruson: Appears in episodes 5, 6., 21, and 22 Powers include a trident with a machine gun and acids in each tip, emitting diseases from the body, spawning holograms that release sleeping gas, and high jumping
Debo Yakigonte: Appears in episode 7. Powers include a rage inducing touch, teleportation, scooper hands that spawn disguises and mind reading properties, high jumping, a brand that launches fire circles
Debo Kokodoko: Appears in episode 8. Powers include a mirage maze barrier and a flag-like scythe
Debo Honenukky: Appears in episode 11. Powers include bone removal grabs and martial arts
Debo Tangosekku: Appears in episode 12. Powers include forehead lasers, fog from the head, teleportation, a pocket dimension, berserk magic from the right arm, a kilaj, and turning his lower half into that of a mermaid
Debo Jakireen: Appears in episode 13. Powers include a relationship sensing lenses, love cutting scissors, high jumping, launchable blades on each arm, extendable blades for toes capable of burrowing, and a scalp horn
Debo Kibishydesu: Appears in episode 14. Powers include an electric rod called the Blastic Pointer and a gatling gun for the left arm
Debo Zaihon: Appears in episode 16. Powers include a staff with a pick ax, explosive coins called the Coin Bombs, a stone slab that summons duplicates called the Stone Slab Slammer, and telekinetic explosions
Debo Nagareboshi: Appears in episodes 17, 18, and 21. Powers include traveling in a meteor explosive Meteorite Balls, reinforced armor, a shield on each wrist, telekinetic explosions, and the Extincto-Bomb
Debo Kyawaeen: Appears in episode 19. Powers include flight, a whip, mouth electric lasers, a rattle that fires energy blasts called the Rattle Beam, and mind control kisses
Debo Tanabanta: Appears in episode 20. Powers include magic paper slips that can drain life energy in a day, teleportation, a bamboo staff that fires lasers, and flight
Prehistoric Deboth: Appears in episodes 22 and 23. Powers include jawed tentacles that absorb lifeforms, back tentacle that emit energy surges, a mouth energy beam, eye electric bolts, and instilling his heart into another organism
Cambrimas: Powers include a kanabo that summons three flying energy faced that fire lasers a crystal ball, energy beams from the jawed top of the kanabo, and teleportation
Dogold: Powers include a serrated sword that releases electric bolts, teleportation via lightning, high jumping, and reformation
Aigaron: Powers include high jumping, an ax called the Tomahawk Boomerang, telekinetic explosions, emitting heat and electric surges while angry
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Getting ranger episode balance out of the way Red, Blue and Gold are good while Black, Green, and Pink need one and Violet just started so she only has one; not counting Cyan and Gray since they are background guys. Toei editing is noticeable, but minimal, although having giant zorimas show up during enlargement is head scratching. I like Torin, he is a needed change of pace of mentor, involved and ready to fight on his own, has some mystery going for him, very calm as opposed to stern, and he is not human- Wait he is Kruger from Dekaranger. Still though, it's all good. The music is just fine, but the constant whistles are annoying. In terms of mechs the happy meal designs are the best since the trend started in Gekiranger, creative and colorful. The villains I feel mixed on, a lot of choices seem very out of place like why would they need different types of emotional energy to awaken Deboth, the lack of a consistent motifs with the costumes, the zorimas being such a joke that rangers can one hit them as giants, why awaken Deboth nearly half way through, and a general lack of focus especially when you consider, like Black Magma, WHY THE HELL ARE THEY ONLY ATTACKING JAPAN? I find Aigaron relateable, otherwise the villains seem like a random hodgepodge of different sentai villains from different (tone wise) entries, especially since this is the most kid friendly entry since Go-Onger. Also the dancing turning transformations is unnecessary.
Now lets talk about continuity since three other entries had monsters from the fifth mass extinction. The amount of contradiction is zero. First is Hyde Gene whose main shtick was catalogue, absorb, and then kill. It is very likely he arrived late to the party and keep in mind Antarctica (where Deboth becomes Frozen Castle) and Japan (where Hyde Gene was dormant) are on near opposite sides of the planet so chances are Hyde Gene succeeded in a specific section of the world, but starved or ran out of suitable genes to keep going for a while. Second is Horonderthal, all he did was make the dinosaurs go berserk, not outright destroyed all of them, so he contributed in them not working together as a factor, but not a cause. Third is Dezumozorlya, most of his stuff diverged into Dino World with his other half infecting lifeforms over tens of millions of years so he can control them eventually, it is possible Deboth knew of his existence but he was not a threat although it could have been a coincidence. Top that off with the series saying the extinction was gradual and yeah this all could have happened. As for the means to revive Deboth I do find it interesting his minions use three specific emotions of joy, sad, and anger which could represent positive, negative, and passionate energies the franchise has been using as a theme as far back as Maskman. Remember, anger is not seen as a bad thing in sentai unless it is misplaced or leads to hatred since it acts as a vector or drive to fight the various forces of evil. Shinkenger has shown that human emotions can interact with other dimensions similar to realms of the dead, perhaps Deboth's minions can use them better than previous villains.
Whatever the case this series is fine, but somewhat mixed and we will have to wait and see.
