I have never enjoyed Casey's character until this episode. He even had his accent covered better.
Only problems were the usual ones when in suit. The dialogue is so unbearable they detract from the fights. Also 'A ranger never lets go of his weapons'? That's the lesson? It sounds so odd, and forced. A simple, 'We fucked up and i'm down on myself as the leader' would suffice.
Is it ironic or is it just culture shock? There's a number of Super Sentai shows that aren't that great, but they still appeal to many western fans just because of where it comes from and how the story and production are handled. Heck, for all we know, there might not even be that many western Super Sentai fans if it got an official uncut release outside of Japan.
Is it ironic or is it just culture shock? There's a number of Super Sentai shows that aren't that great, but they still appeal to many western fans just because of where it comes from and how the story and production are handled. Heck, for all we know, there might not even be that many western Super Sentai fans if it got an official uncut release outside of Japan.
Waiting for the moment where Tommy walks past Burai, Kou, Goro, Kyosuke and Asuka...then they turn and look at each other then ponder that the other looks familiar .