...I was worried this would happen, and reather upset at Saban for it. even though Robo Knight basically has the same mission statement as Gosei Knight, at least the latter had ture conviction behind what he was doing. the treatment just doesn't work. first off, the loud hydraulic noises he makes are both obnoxious and really shouldn't fool anyone. he just doesn't move like a robot; his actions are fluid and dynamic, like he's putting actual strength behind them. and like somebody said earlier, he talks like RoboCop, and I definitely don't agree with that characterization.
besides that, one of the really good things to be said about Gosei Knight was that because he did have emotions and a will of his own, he learned compassion and became somewhat human through his interactions with the Goseigers and especially with Nozomu, and since there no counterpart to Nozomu in Megaforce, I doubt he'll be getting any character development at all. it just feels like a big cop-out on saban's part.
I mean, Gosei Knight had a mission, and at first, was flawed by how he believed what he was doing was right, but Robo Knight seems like he's not thinkign for himself at all, just following programming. really, I'd say making him a robot was a bad idea in the first place
