For or Against Adaptations?

Then there's nothing wrong with an adaptation, is there?

In that respect, but it would still be cheaper and have a larger appeal to other markets if done as a well made dub. Like I said, its smart business.
But since kids are the target audience, the half-assed actors are justified.
 
Somehow I don't think so. 5 teenagers dealing with everyday issues between saving the world is more relatable than five ancient asian dudes mentored by a magical apartment landlord.
 
Somehow I don't think so. 5 teenagers dealing with everyday issues between saving the world is more relatable than five ancient asian dudes mentored by a magical apartment landlord.

idk, the Actors in the American side are starting to look older than the japanese side of the actors.
But at least either is more believable than kids transforming looking like fully grown adults. Even as a kid I found that awkward.
 
idk, the Actors in the American side are starting to look older than the japanese side of the actors.
But at least either is more believable than kids transforming looking like fully grown adults. Even as a kid I found that awkward.

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This one pissed me off the most.
 
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That and Bettleborgs...uhg...
Believe me, I didn't like Decade's kid Hibiki and Kiva though, but it's justifiable since they "mutate" into their rider forms...but its still awkward.
 
I'm also glad Trey of Triforia was the Gold Ranger instead of a direct copy of what they got over East.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXVZcBFX5EA"]King Ranger[/ame]
 
Same could be said about Kibaranger.

Though when Kotaro (Kid) became Den-O in that one Movie, he stayed small....>.> But that was actually more awkward. Still, wtf on both Spectrums. I think Most kids don't want to see kids be transforming heroes. We like seeing the older people being them 'cause it gives us something to say when they asked us "What do you want to be when you grow up".
 

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