If you could adapt any Power Rangers season into a movie, which would it be and how?

^ Gobusters would make a great video game series like Code Lyoko... but I really love the idea of spies if it were done all the way. Even if it meant saving the zord footage for extreme cases, and leave much of the rest to be a mix of human and monster villains. Taking Enter and making him into a human villain while giving his monster form another name would be a great start.

But for Megaforce? When I looked at the Goseiger webpage, I thought it was an archaeology based season like Boukenger that used the powers from the past instead of putting them away...which sounds like Goggle Five actually.

Since I didn't really much like the angel theme [though I did like the first eight episodes I watched] , I thought an adaptation would go two ways:

1.A series where the rangers get their power from extinct civilizations to fight evil. Set as a sequel to Lightspeed Rescue, the city is once again attacked by the demons and the Lightspeed powers have been out of commission for almost two decades. With the zords in dire repair, Cam [from NS] works with the Major/General mentor of LSR to build a new team from powers from ancient lost civilizations. Modeling the look of their suits after wall paintings of their symbols and Zordon's original team, they enlist new recruits to fight against the demon hordes.

2. A quasi-direct adaptation that runs with the Ancient Aliens idea. While they could be fighting demons in the LSR city, they are teenaged aliens from another planet, maybe Eltar due to the suits' similarity or a moon of Eltar. Keep all the hijinks of the characters from Goseiger, add in the tribal conflicts back and have the archaeological angle in through the professor. Perhaps two people to follow after and expose them as aliens serve as the comedic relief.
 
^ Gobusters would make a great video game series like Code Lyoko... but I really love the idea of spies if it were done all the way. Even if it meant saving the zord footage for extreme cases, and leave much of the rest to be a mix of human and monster villains. Taking Enter and making him into a human villain while giving his monster form another name would be a great start.

But for Megaforce? When I looked at the Goseiger webpage, I thought it was an archaeology based season like Boukenger that used the powers from the past instead of putting them away...which sounds like Goggle Five actually.

Since I didn't really much like the angel theme [though I did like the first eight episodes I watched] , I thought an adaptation would go two ways:

1.A series where the rangers get their power from extinct civilizations to fight evil. Set as a sequel to Lightspeed Rescue, the city is once again attacked by the demons and the Lightspeed powers have been out of commission for almost two decades. With the zords in dire repair, Cam [from NS] works with the Major/General mentor of LSR to build a new team from powers from ancient lost civilizations. Modeling the look of their suits after wall paintings of their symbols and Zordon's original team, they enlist new recruits to fight against the demon hordes.

2. A quasi-direct adaptation that runs with the Ancient Aliens idea. While they could be fighting demons in the LSR city, they are teenaged aliens from another planet, maybe Eltar due to the suits' similarity or a moon of Eltar. Keep all the hijinks of the characters from Goseiger, add in the tribal conflicts back and have the archaeological angle in through the professor. Perhaps two people to follow after and expose them as aliens serve as the comedic relief.

Instead we get Angel Pirates for the 20th Anniversary...which is okay


But what irked me is that the use of the Pre-Zyu stuff gave me Masked Rider lapses. In further watching, it felt like this series was being done by 4Kids not Saban. And the overall feeling was Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters. I'm sorry. But Toei punked Saban in 2014 and it was Toei who had the disadvantage

As Coach Dennis Green said in 2006

"They are who we thought they were! And we let 'em off the hook!"
 
I would adapt Power Rangers Lost Galaxy into a movie trilogy, by excluding some tie-ins with Power Rangers in Space, including the character of Karone, and then make the final movie be all about the exploring of the Lost Galaxy and how to get out of it.
 

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