Red Sky Ranger
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Changeman nails the whole military theme. It's everything a sentai should be, right down to the definition. The story is about the tragedy and trauma of war. The group of strangers who unite to fight a common enemy. Not only the team of heroes, but the many allies they encounter throughout the course of the series.
The story's deep and the characters fleshed out; the cast and crew are all respectful of the material. It was a well cast and well acted show, each actor perfectly brings their character to life, and each character is believable in the role. Even the suit actors are well cast, it's one of a handful of shows where you believe that the person in-suit is the same character. The villains all have depth, a history with one another -- they're not mustache-twirlin', evil-for-the-sake-of-it stock characters.
The designs by Yutaka Izubuchi are amazing; action by Junji Yamaoka breathtaking (he was intent on making the actors do as many of their own stunts as possible); the music by Tatsumi Yano is simply the best.
AND it's bad-ass.
I couldn't have said it better myself. :buttrock:
